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Newspaper
Citizen Times
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1966
Page
9
Incident reports describe a student striking a principal in the back of the head and the principal punching the student in response. Authorities are reviewing footage and statements from staff and witnesses at the school.
Prairie high school principal Clarence Bergman is accused of striking 13 year old Jim Bailey during a gym dispute that also involved a fellow student. Bailey received a three day suspension and faces potential readmission denial while the board reviews the case. Mrs. Bailey says Bergman refused to speak. Bergman denies violence, saying the account is exaggerated.
Congressman John Culver urged his opponent to state his position on major programs aiding Northeast Iowa. He cited the Elementary and Secondary Education Act, higher education, Social Security amendments, the extended feed grains program, food for peace, rural water and sanitation, and farm and Main Street support, arguing these funded schools, colleges, seniors, farmers, and communities and urged a clear stance in the next Congress.
Obituaries for Stanley Dusek 72 of 209 26th Ave died Thursday after a brief illness born 1894 in Branice Czechoslovakia. He came to Cedar Rapids in 1913 and worked 46 years for Rock Island Railroad. Survived by wife Frances Bartunek daughter and son. Requiem Mass at St Wenceslaus Church. Also Lea Ann Herman 12 of 2000 Lauren Dr died Tuesday after prolonged illness born Oct 26 1953 in Cedar Rapids. Burial at Czech National Cemetery. Pvt LaVerne Klimes 1947 211 Thirteenth Ave SW died Thursday at Ft Leonard Wood after brief illness. Memorial and military services at Janeba Kuba Funeral Home. Burial at Anderson Cemetery. Burial and services at Janeba Kuba Funeral Home with Rev. William Barnish officiating. Military honors by Hanford Post of the American Legion.
Newell argues for sweeping changes in Iowa labor law through honest legislative action. He supports a minimum wage and a unified labor department, critiques unemployment compensation gaps, urges easing the two week waiting period, condemns injunction abuses by management, and calls for tougher penalties for strike breaker imports. He frames labor as a pillar of society.
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