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FINAL
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ASSOCIATED PRESS, UPI, NEW YORK TIMES
CEDAR RAPIDS, IOWA, MONDAY, JANUARY 29, 1968
VOLUME 91-NUMBER 20
LBJ SETS RECORD BUDGET
Warns of Huge Deficit Alert
If Tax Hike Defeated
More
Forces for
Korea Area
Build-Up;
Allies Call
Off Trace
WASHINGTON ( A P ) -instead of dropping then to 1
'resident Johnson Monday ask- and 2 percent respectively.
ed for "sacrifice and hard This, plus the surtax and prochoices" in a budget message posed speedup of corporate tax
calling for record outlays of payments, would bring total tax
S186.1 billion and a $10.2-billion increases to $12.9 billion in fiscal WASHINGTON (UPI) — The
.ncome tax surcharge — in ef- 1969.
By George Esper
Construction — A b r o a d U.S. put more "aircraft, ships
fect, he said, a war levy.
slowdown
in federal con- and bodies" on alert Monday for
SAIGON, (AP) - The allies
"It is not the rise in regular struction. looms
Cutbacks
will reduce
M
Korean area duty
in
called off the Tet truce in South
budget outlays which requires a 1969 building programs
by about £
Vietnam's northern m i l i t a r y
tax increase, but the war in
[Connection
with
the
Pueblo
billion below the apsector Monday night because o
Vietnam," he told a skeptical, $1.6
crisis. The main focus of the
a build-up of a massive North
economy-bent congress which propriated levels of 1968, John- effort to free the captive ship
son
said.
Vietnamese invasion force ready
has stalled on an election-year Federal debt — The national
and its 83 men still centered in
to spring after the cease-fire
tax boost.
debt,
as
measured
by
the
unified
The 36-hour standoff began
Johnson's message gave high budget, will total $387.2 billion diplomacy, however.
elsewhere in the c o u n t r y
The White House and state
priority to government attacks on June 30, 1969.
marking the Vietnamese lunar
on poverty, crime and pollution
department chose silence as the
No Increase
new year.
immediate response to a new
North Korean threat to punish
U.S. and South Vietnamese
Since part
of
this
is
not
subBudget in Brief
officials reported the enemy had
ject to t!:e congressional deb1 the USS Pueblo's crewmen,
By Associated Press
four or five divisions — 40,000 to
— which r i s e s while concentrating public efFor the fiscal year ending ceiling
50,000 men — along t h e
automatically
to $365 billion on forts in the U.N. "to cool the
June 30.
demilitarized zone and just over
July
1
—
Johnson
said no in crisis.
1968 1969
crease in the legal limit will be
the border in Laos.
In Billions
needed. But, if congress fails to Shoulder-fo-Shoulder
Outlays
$175.6 $186.1
"The threat is serious up
Income
155.S 178.1vote the surcharge, he will have
there," a senior U.S. spokesman
TOKYO (UPI)—North Vietto ask an increase.
Deficit
19.1 8.0
asserted. Why should we give
nam
promised Monday to
Credit — A possible squeeze
Debt at year-end 370 387.2
the enemy 36 hours time to get
"stand shoulder to shoulder"
on
the
supply
of
mortgage
into position when they've got
with North Korea on the Puethree to four divisions there
on the home front, and to a credit, perhaps enough
blo issue.
ready to whack us?"
$76.7-billion outlay for the damage housing recovery,
—UPI Photo
An official statement broadseen
in
a
proposed
curtailment
defense department — almost
"Invasion"
cast
by Radio Hanoi accused
of
the
Federal
N
a
t
i
o
n
a
l
THE BUDGET PIE—This is one of the many charts that accompanied President Johnson's budget, one-third of it to be spent on
the
U.S. of having made
Mortgage
Association.
Another senior U.S. officer
Vietnam alone.
FNMA mortgage purchases — "thousands of armed provosaid: "There are three divisions which he sent to congress Monday. It shows a breakdown of the dollar—where it comes from ... and
But he pounded again and which funnel money into the cations" since the Korean war
in the Khe Sanh area, and where it goes.
again,
in a 556-page message hands of mortgage lenders — ended in 1953. It said the
possibly a fourth. It is
drafted
in a new-style unified would be cut from this year Pueblo's entrance into North
something I would label an in
format,
on
the need for an anti- $2.3 billion to less than $1 Korean waters was another
vasion. It is no longer just in
inflationary 10 percent tax boost billion.
provocation.
filtration."
starting April 1 for individuals Housing — In an apparent efKhe Sanh is in the jungled
and retroactive to Jan. 1 for fort to offset the FNMA squeeze The defense department said a
hills of northwest South Vietcorporations.
Johnson recommended elimina number of additional military
nam. The U.S. marines are dug
jurors
who
found
him
guilty
in
"Near
$20
Billion"
lion-of-the 6 percent ceiling on units — involving "aircraft,
WASHINGTON
(UPI)
-The
in there in a combat base just
r
lhis
196itrial.
'
••"•'•'•*
interest
rates on mortgages, in- ships and bodies" — had been
supreme "court Monday alf but
below the demilitarized zone.
-Without it, he warned, the
Seven deficit
Tamed down, efforts by four DENVER (AP)
The truce cancellation an- from Ciitllt Luitd Wirts
(Continued~Page
7, Col. 1.) alerted for "possible m o v e "would be near $20
nullified a 1954 anti-gambling railroad unions to r e g a i n
ment" in the buildup of forces in
persons
—
including
a
police
nouncement also said .U.S. air AMES — An Iowa State coed law. It ruled that a gambler can
billion for the second year in a
thousands
of
jobs
lost
under
a
the Korean area. Already in the
raids would continue during the headed home for the weekend
sergeant, a woman and a small row." With it, the fiscal 1969
area is the world's biggest ship,
truce period in North Vietnam's was strangled to death and left exempt himself f r o m pro- compulsory arbitration 1 a w child — were taken h o s t a g e deficit would be $8 billion, he
the nuclear-powered c a r r i e r
ecution for failing to register enacted by congress to prevent
southern panhandle for a
said.
Monday when o f f i c e r s inEnterprise, and a number of
nd pay special taxes by claim- a rail strike in 1963. The court
distance running about 125 miles in a ditch along
But the message disclosed
terrupted
a
super
market
holdup
also
refused
to
weigh
objections
a
little-traveled
other major vessels — possibly
north of the demilitarized zone
ng possible self-incrimination. by the carriers to a lower court
that fiscal 1968, the government
country r o a d
including a second carrier, the
in northeast Denver.
to Vinh on the northern coast.
year now half over, will show
The 7-1 decision did not de- ruling which put an end to the
Yorktown.
The U.S. command has rushed east of here,
"Abandon
chase.
Stay
back.
the biggest "peacetime" deficit
iare the law unconstitutional job elimination procedures. Most
a
c
cording
to
nearly 10,000 army troops to the
No Meeting
ut it gave bookies and other of the jobs involved were .those They're threatening to shoot," in history, $19.8 billion. It By Jerry Elsea
radioed Police Sgt. Lawrence eclipses President Eisenhower's
five northern provinces — called authorities.
•rofessional
gamblers
a
wide
The U.N. Security Council
of firemen on diesel engines in Morahan, after two of the three
the 1st Corps area — to back up The body of
red-ink record of 1959, $12.4 Dean Wagner, chairman of the meeting, set for 2 p.m. (CST)
oophole to avoid punishment for freight and yard service.
Sheila
J
e
a
n
suspects commandeered a police
Regional Transit A u t h o r i t y Monday on the crisis was post-,
the marines. spread along the
efusal to comply.
Agreed to hear a case which cruiser, and forced him to drive billion.
DMZ. More army forces are Collins, 19, a
(RTA), Monday announced his
The
startling
height
of
the
new
A U.N. official said the
In dissent, Chief Justice Earl will decide whether New York west of the city.
freshman from
resignation from the three-man poned.
likely to be dispatched soon.
spending
total
is
due
chiefly
to
:ime for a new meeting had not
Warren insisted the virtual ef- City may fire municipal em- About 10 miles west of the ciEvanston, 111:,
unified budget f o r m a t board of bus trustees.
Troop Count
been set.
was found Sun- MISS.COLLINS ect of the majority opinion by ployes who refuse to answer ty, the cruiser —red lights the
In
submitting
his
resignation
recommended
by
a
bipartisan
Justice
John
Harlan
was
to
questions about their conduct flashing and siren screaming —
The U.S. also asked Japan for
The United States has three day near the Story county town
presidential commission. But to Cedar Rapids Mayor Frank diplomatic help in trying to free
divisions in the 1st Corps area of Colo by a father and son who ender the law not only unen- in office on grounds of possible headed back toward the city. actual dollar outlays
are Bosh, Wagner handed in a writorceable but unconstitutional as (Continued: Page 3, Col. 7.) About 45 minutes after the
Pueblo arid its men — seized
— perhaps 60,000 troops. The were hunting.
escalating too. They will climbten report of accomplishments the
well.
one
week ago, by North Korean
South Vietnamese have 12,000
holdup, the suspects abandoned $10.4 billion, or 5 percent, next of the RTA.
Begin Search
gunboats in what Washington
The law, enacted after crime
men there.
tie
cruiser,
taking
Morahan
year if congress permits.
In an accompanying written
Two major actions w e r e Authorities began a search for learings conducted by the late Cold Wave on
long and picked up additional The new-look budget s h o w s statement, Wagner said, "Now says were international waters.
an
unidentified
person,
possibly
Sen. Estes Kefauver (D-Tenn.)
reported along the northern
when they comman- outlays about $47 billion higher that these goals have been North Korea's traveling viceTap for Iowa lostages
frontier since the unilateral a student, who reportedly of- required gamblers to register
president, Kang Ryang Wook,
eered a sedan.
than they would" have looked achieved, I feel that the more Monday renewed a Pyongyang
seven-day communist truce went fered to take her to Evanston with the government, to pay a low* Newslat $50 tax to operate and an Cold air swept into Iowa One hostage then w a s under the old-fashioned "ad- than 18 months that I have threat to "severely punish the
into effect Saturday. T h e Friday night.
fighting left 203 North Viet- An autopsy showed death additional 10 percent of their Monday from the Northern released. He carried the ministrative budget" because it (Continued: Page 3, Col. 3.) crew of the spy ship."
warning from the captors that
onto the regular federal
namese and 26 U.S. marines resulted from strangulation, gross betting intake.
Plains, dropping temperatures unless police and news cars adds
*
* *
Warned Sternly
spending
the outlays of the huge
In
other
actions
before
taking
dead and another 117 marines Story County Atty. Charles
from 15 to 20 degrees in some abandoned pursuit, and radio government-held
trust
funds
—
The U.S. had warned sternly
a five-week recess, the court:
wounded, the U.S. command Vanderbur said.
areas.
Friday that any such move
announced in reports delayed Her T-shirt was pulled up Similarly struck down a The weather bureau said and television stations stopped such as highways, s o c i a l
would only inflame an already
for what it termed security around her neck and some o: federal law requiring anyone temperatures will continue fall- broadcasting reports of the security and Medicare.
case,
the
police
officer
would
serious situation.
First
Time
reasons.
clothes she had been wear possessing a sawed-off shotgun ing Monday night, ending up at be shot.
The White House and the state
In the heaviest a c t i o n , the
over a nearbj and similar weapons to register between 5 above and 5 below Unmarked cars continued fol- Payments into those funds are
department
had no immediate
marines fought a 2%-hour pit- ing were tossed
with
the
government.
Again
the
Temperatures
Tuesday
shoulc
for the first time treated just
but it had not been
lowing
the
crammed
p
a
n
e
l
comment
on
the communist
ched battle Saturday with dug-in fence,
vote
was
7
to
1
with
Warren
be
in
the
20s.
Skies
are
expected
like regular tax collections.
whether she was
truck,
and
progress
of
the
leader's
fresh
threat.
North Vietnamese troops 15 determined
dissenting.
The
decision
reversto
clear
as
temperatures
drop
Those
were
mere
p
a
p
e
r
helter-skelter chase was follow- changes. More s i g n i f i c a n t
miles northeast of Khe Sanh and sexually assaulted, he said.
ed the conviction of a Dallas the weather bureau said.
Government broadcasts from
seven miles below the DMZ. Authorities said it appeared man, Miles Edward Haynes, In Cedar Rapids, the tern ed by at least one plane.
the
North Korean capital and
disclosures
came
in
t
h
e
s
e
Nineteen marines and 151 Northshe had been killed elsewhere. who was sentenced to four years perature dropped from 41 By nearly 1% hours after the Johnson highlights:
from Red China also accused
Vietnamese t r o o p s were Miss Collins was last seen in prison for failing to register. degrees early Monday to 31 al holdup at the King Soopers War — Vietnam costs add up
the U.S. of using the Pueblo
•reported killed. Ninety marines alive Friday night when she lef Chief Justice Warren said in a 2 p.m. The wind was from the Market, the suspects were driv- to $25.8 billion in the new
seizure as a pretext for launElm Hall, a u n i v e r s i t dissent that the impact of the north-northwest at 21 m.p.h.
ing along- at a leisurely pace.
were wounded.
budget, rising $1.3 billion from
ching a new war.
Other marine units fought a dormitory, to meet the perso firearms decision on congress' Drizzle and thundershowers in Police said officers fired two this year. In four fiscal years,
day-long battle Sunday with the with whom she was to ride t efforts to "enact much needed some areas preceded the cold shots at the fleeing suspects. 1966-69, the U.S. will have
Driver Crackdown
North Vietnamese near the Evanston, Vanderbur said.
federal gun control laws is not front. Rainfall ranged from 1.5 Then Sgt. Morahan pled: 'Don't poured $75 billion into the war.
RIO
DE JANEIRO (AP) allied strong point of Dong Ha in
consistent with national safety." inches at Buckeye, between De follow. Drop off. Stop. They're Excises — The 10 percent
Had Ride
Traffic
Director Celso Franco
threatening
to
shoot."
telephone tax and 7 percent auto
Rejected a new legal move by Moines and Mason City, to .6 o
(Continued: page 7, Col. 3)
has announced a crackdown on
Sheriff J. Ivan Shalley sai Teamster President J a m e s an inch at Fayette. Othe For eight minutes, Morahan, a excj~se should b e e x t e n d e d
reckless driving.
"One girl knew that she got Hoffa to obtain a new trial of amounts included .71 at Oelwein
(Continued: Page 3, Col. 6.) beyond April 1, Johnson said,
telephone
call
and
said
sh
Sen. Russe
the jury tampering charges .62 in Waukon and .06 in Ceda
came back to the room and which
resulted in his being sent Rapids.
Has Emphysema said, 'Oh, I've got a ride in 10 to federal
prison. Hoffa claimed Shortly before noon, very lign
minutes.'
She
(the
girl
friend)
WASHINGTON (AP) - Sen.
that newly discovered evidence rain was reported in a 60-mil
Richard Russell (D-Ga.) is (Continued: Page 3, Col. 5.) showed improper conduct by the wide band from northeast o
The communists c l a i m
Cedar Rapids to near Ottumwa.
being treated in Walter Reed
GENEVA (AP) - The war "The health situation in statistics and on a number of plague and cholera do not exon-the-spot
reports
by
WHO
North
Vietnam
must
remain
hospital for emphysema.
in Vietnam is causing an
ist in the North.
alarming spread of major somewhat obscure," it com- experts.
Increased syphillis a n d
The
war
is
blamed
for
the
G.O.P. Denounces
diseases in the South but ap- mented. "The country report
gonorrhea
was . r e p o r t e d
presence
and
spread
of
plague
parently there has been little had to be pieced together from
among the civilian population
Johnson's
Budget
"in
epidemic
proportions."
the
available
unofficial
publieffect on the health of the
Today's Index
but full statistics are lacking.
population in the communist cations. It must therefore be There were 4,352 suspected
WASHINGTON
(UPI)
—
Key
Vatican
sources
did
not
say
Tuberculosis was still a
Comics
'•• 1'
cases
and
203
deaths
in
1S67,
VATICAN CITY (AP) borne in mind that the inmembers of con- North. •
major
public health problem
according
to
s
t
a
t
i
s
t
i
c
s
Courthouse
* Pope Paul VI talked for 20 whether the Pope had raised Republican
formation
they
contain
is
not
These conclusions w e r e
any question of morality with gress denounced P r e s i d e n t drawn
in
the
South,
which has one of
Crossword
*[
gathered
by
a
U.S.
medical
open
to
the
usual
methods
of
by a World Health
the highest rates in the world
Daily Record
•> minutes Monday with Dr. regard to heart transplants. Johnson's budget Monday as an Organization (WHO) study of confirmation."
research
team
and
t
h
e
effort to do too m u c h
for active tuberculosis. But
Deaths
I Christiaan Barnard and con- But it was taken for granted
Most of the information on Pasteur Institute in Saigon.
Editorial Features
» gratulated him on his work in that the Pontiff at least touch- domestically in time of war. Vietnam made a v a i l a b l e North Vietnam was obtained
this was true before the war
Complete
information
is
still
Monday. Plague and cholera
ed on it in his expressions of They called for deep cuts.
Farm
" heart transplant operations.
arc on the upsurge in the from a question and answer unavailable because of lack of began.
hope
that
such
operations
However, the report conFinancial
|°
The Pope told the South
interview with Health Minister figures from remote villages
1
South.
cluded
that despite prevailing
Marion
' African surgeon, who is a would be for the good of
and
hamlet
complexes.
But
The report admitted that its Dr. Pham Ngoc Thach in a
conditions "the general health
i Chuckle sources
Movies
• l6 Protestant, that he prayed his mankind.
cases
have
been
recognized
in
1965
communist
publication
for the study of North
of the population in the South
Society
•»• J efforts would be of benefit to
Informants said the Pope
Windshield sticker: "Please Vietnam were sketchy. They entitled "Vietnamese Studies." 27 provinces.
1W
has not deteriorated." Health
Snorts
* humanity.
gave Barnard a deeply cordial pay your taxes promptly. I consisted of three communist
Cholera
has
been
endemic
The report on South VietState
*' •
services have in many cases
welcome.
The
audience
was
since
1964
with
1,332
cases
in
Barnard said after the auneed my poverty check."
publications, all at least two nam was based on WHO and
Television
™
been improved and extended.
unusually
long
for
a
private
Copyright
1967
up
to
Nov.
24.
South
Vietnam
government
dience
he
was
"very
satisfied"
19>23
years old.
Want Ads
visitor.
with the meeting.
Seven Taken
High Court Eases Rules
Iowa State
Coed Was On Gamblers, Gun Owners Hostage in
Denver Chase
D. Wagner,
Chairman of
RTA, Quits
Disease Spread Brought by War
Pope Lauds Dr. Barnard
At Unusually Long Visit
Vhe Cedar Rapids Gazette: Mon.. Jan. 29.
language instruction will triple!
Feb. 12 Set as
to about 800 hours with some,
Date for T r i a l
trainees receiving as much as
400 or 500 hours in 12 weeks.
Of Explosion Suit
Since
the
emphasis
is
on
the
Second avenue SW; fined $10
Sam W. Schminky
A civil suit resulting from an
The Weather
quick establishment of a good Auditors "Start
exp^on and f,re ^. 13, ^Head Caught in Crib,
Myron R. Porter
and costs.
High temperatures Sunday, low temGiven Plea Time
Failure to yield the right of vvorking relationship with the
peratures overnight and inches of preOies
cipitation:
C.K. Infant
!Liberty a former Cedar Rapids
Examination of Sam W. Schminky, 57, of 1513 will go to trial Feb. 12 in federal!
Richa
83 people with whom they will live,
Atlanta
(5 «
'
Miami
71M
court pending the filing f cer
ismarck 14-iz.BS Min'apolis 14 25.95 Fifth avenue SE; fined $25 and
o,,,
»„
A
i
°
"i
K°ith
J.
Sheridan,
infant
son'
ident, died Sunday following
Peace
Corps
members
need
the
h
SChicMO
44 M.« N. Orleani 71 97
costs. Louellen Loughead, 3914
Engineer Office First street SW, Monday was tain amendments.
j o[ Mrs Janet sheridan, 1226areslong illness. Born July 8, 1914,
Denver
..
„„
i
57 „
15
New York
40 34 .04
ability
to
speak
Fang
in
Gabon,
Lennox
avenue
NE;
fined
$10
pvlvth
» «.u Phoenix
w 50
Houston
71 M
Seattle
3»».01 and costs.
„
_ r r Volta,
_, Waray. , State Auditor Lloyd Smith was given until Thursday to move or Melody C. Chnstenson, 2p30jFirst street NW> was found dead; at Urbana, ) he was married to
Bobo in Upper
L. Altfttes 51 41
Waihinjlen 5035
. . , Sund
~ . morning
||Dafl
cpnt. 226.
6, 1946,
1946.atat
Striking an unattended ve- Waray in the Philippines and at the Linn county courthouse plead to a charge of larceny in [lass road NE, is s e e k i n-ng ; . , crib
im?.
norl , m Porter
PnrtpP Sept
.
hicle — Elmer F. P. Medinger,
17,000
from
the
Great
Plains
C. R. Weather
Police said Keith was found irac
Monday morning to start three Cedar Rapids municipal court.
Second street NW; fined Fon in Dahomey.
Low Sunday
32 854
of his staff members on the Ronald C. Crawford, 1208 3as Co., Elcona Homes Corp. of t h h i s h e a d between the
in addition to his
$10 and costs.
U1C
High Sunday
48 Striking fixtures adjacent
special audit of the county Sixth avenue SE, signed an in- llkhart, Ind., and Valley Homes mattress
mauress ana me ram
tailing ofw the
Kooen
son,
Robert ueraiu
Gerald
w jf e are a son,
nd Furniture of Prairie du crib. His death, authorities said,jporter of Des Moines;
Low overnight
38 to the street — Elmer F. P.
a sister,
—Wagner—
engineer's
office.
formation
charging
Schminky
Medinger,
854 Second street
Ihien, Wis.
Noon Monday
34 NW
.
(Continued from Page 1.)
Smith left at midmorning and| w i m taking a refrigerator and The plaintiff's mobile homej was either due to strangulation Mrs Clyde Sauer of Waterloo;
2 p.m. Monday
31; ' fined $10 and costs.
,„,, member
u arrived
"—' two garbage cans when he was badly damaged by fire the
three grandchildren, a stepson,
another staff
Rainfall
0.06
Iowa Deaths
devoted to this time-consuming later.
|
Neil Netley of Costa Mesa, Calif.
moved from an a p a r t m e n t day after it was delivered by
* * *
Total for Jan
0.43 Garnavillo — Charles Luetje, I project is all that I can
Keith
J.
Sheridan
was
born
in
Memorial services: Turner
The
audit
was
requested
by
(Crawford
owns.
Valley Homes, dealer for ElNormal for Jan
1.51 85. Services Wednesday at 1, reasonably
reasonably afford.
afford.
Judge Loren M. Hullinger, jr., cona.
Cedar
Rapids
Dec.
2,
1967.
Surchapel
east at a time to be anSupervisor
Anthony
S
c
o
1
a
r
o
,
Tuecke's,
Guttenberg.
Barometer steady
30.20
"I shall be happy to provide a after Supervisor Dudley Hen- set bond at $1,000 and appointed
viving
in
addition
to
his
mother
nounced
later. Burial: Spencer
G
u
t
t
e
n
b
e
r
g
—
Fred
W.
Humidity at noon
82% Block, 81. Services Tuesday at new chairman with a n y
Great Plains was employed are his f a t h e r , H u g h B. j G
an attorney for Schminky.
derson
requested
a
general
audit
rove cemetery west of Walker.
Wind direction and velocity 2, Tuecke's.
to install propane gas in the Sheridan, Denver, Colo., two sis- Friends
available background material,
may can at the chapel.
at Gazette weather station at Oelwein — Lillian Wilder, 89. but at this time I am tendering of. county books. Henderson had
mobile home, and the suit ters, Corina Marie and Christina jTne casket
will not be opened
also
charged
Engineer
Bill
2 p.m., NNW at 21 m.pJi.
Services Tuesday at 2, East
the firm w i t h Leigh Butler; three brothers,j
Harrington with neglect of Car Parts Worth $300 charges
after tne service.
Sun rises Tuesday, 7:22; Sun Side Church of Christ. Brant's. my resignation.
Stolen from Garage negligent installation. The suit Benjamin Lee Butler, Michael:
sets, 5:19; moon sets, 6:12 p.m. Fayette — Guy Holtzman, 87. "It has been a pleasure to duties, specifying absenteeism.
Year Ago Today — High, 36; Services Tuesday at 2, Bellas- serve the city in an area so vital Henderson said at a meeting The theft of about $300 worth claims gas leaked and caused Hugh, and Kenneth D. Sheridan, S
Clarinda Spraker
low, 30.
all of Cedar Rapids: maternal!
Wright.
to its future as mass transit. A of the supervisors with Smith of car parts from an unlocked the explosion.
Vinton — Maude Harding ,87, city-owned system supported by Jan. 19 that there were certain garage was reported to the Linn Great Plains disclaims any I grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Clarinda I. Spraker, 93, a CeDegree Days
of
R e d w o o d C i t y , Calif. the city is assured of success."
negligence, saying the fire was!Wedo, Springville, and the dar Rapids resident from 1918
Saturday
24 Services
at the grave in Gar- Wagner, 39, became the se- items he would call to the at- county sheriff's office Monday neither the result of a gas ex- p a t e r n a l grandmother, Mrs. to 1963, died Sunday at Moline,
Sunday
29 rison cemetery
morning by Bill Bowers, Marion
Tuesday at 2.
tention of the auditors.
Total to date
3,825 Friends may call
plosion nor was the fire fed by Anna M. Sheridan, C e d a r 111., where she had resided with
at Fry- cond RTA member to resign in No indication was given as to route two.
Through Jan. 28, 1967 ...3,713 Holland
four
months.
Last
fall,
Nicholas
after
8
a.m.
Tuesday.
Percent of normal year .. 57.7
the time the special audit would Bowers said the parts were gas. The firm maintains that tf'Rapids; and a great-grand- a daughter, Mrs. Ronald Owen,
Total normal year 6,631 B r a n d o n—Matilda Briggs, Scholtus resigned because of the require. Smith said -a general taken sometime between 2 p.m there w-as gas present, the I mother, Mrs. Cora S t e e l , since leaving Cedar Rapids.
91. Services Tuesday at 10:30, press of personal business.
Born in Johnson county, she
audit will be made in the county Saturday and 9 a.m. Monday. plaintiff failed to recognize the Decorah.
Christian church. Fry-Holland
Births—Mercy
was
married in 1898 to Eddie A.
Memorial
services:
K
u
b
a
odor and take safety.
Council Hassle
later this year.
Jan. 28 — To the families of j Vinton.
funeral
home
east
Tuesday
at)Spraker.
Survivors, in addition
Great
Plains
also
claims
that
Donald L. Carpenter, 480 Ninth Coggon —John M. Bopne, 86 Scholtus was succeeded by
Six-Month
Term
2:30
by
the
Rev.
Aleck
Ulmet,
of
to
Mrs.
Owen,
are two granda
defective
connection
in
the
gas
Vlurdoch's.
street, Marion, a son; Leo F.
stove was installed by Elcona. the First Church of t h e children and three great grandEmma A Herald A. Smith, jr., presidenl Farm Bureau in
Kainz, 1812 J avenue NE, a son; Center Point
To
Glen
E.
Jordan
Ronald H. Christian, 5675 LaVeil, 86. Services 1:30 Tues- of the Cedar Rapids Steel
C e d a r children.
Elcona contends the court has no \ Nazarene. uBurial:
.» »».
Glen E. Jordan, 19, of 610 personal jurisdiction over theJM i l: Friends
Transportation Co. Smith has New Request on
CorneU street SW, a son; day, Murdoch's.
may call at Mrs. Spraker was a member
emor a
George A. Frondle, 210 Fif- Vinton — Jessie A. Correll disagreed with Wagner and Bob
Sixth avenue SE, pled guilty defendants, denies guilt on its the funeral home,
iof First Lutheran church and
teenth street NW, a son.
82. Services Wednesday at 2 Carson, third board member, on Edgewood Bridge Monday to a charge of operating
ledar chapter, Order of Eastern
part or that there was a breach
Campbell's. Burial: Pilot Grove a number of issues and has
a motor vehicle without the of warranty.
Births—St. Luke's
Star,
in Cedar Rapids.
The
Linn
county
Farm
Bureau
cemetery near Williamsburg.
Fred M. Heumes
Services: Wednesday at 1,
Jan. 27 — To Mrs. Carolyn Elkader —Amelia Meyer, 87. vigorously opposed the proposal has requested the state highway owner's consent. Judge William Elcona says if there was gas
Rose, 5501 Plainview drive
Services Tuesday at 10, St. to consummate purchase of 20 commission to reconsider its R. Eads imposed a suspended present, it was the fault of Fred M. Heumes, a resident of Trimble funeral home, Moline.
NW, a daughter.
Joseph's church. Rosary Mon- large buses from the Flxible Co. approval of the amended and sentence of six months in the Great Plains. Cause of the fire, Cedar Rapids most of his life Burial: Oakland cemetery Iowa
Jan. 28 —To the families of day at 8, Witt's.
before moving to Mesa, Ariz., in ;ity, Wednesday at 2:30.
of Loudonville, Ohio.
county jail.
David Bey, 2168 Brooklyn drive Waukon — Mrs. J o h n This issue two weeks ago substituted contract for the Jordan and two other youths who was negligent, jurisdiction 1962, died there Saturday. Born
NE, a son; Mrs. Donna Stewart, Verthein, 71. Services Tuesday resulted in an a r g u m e n t construction of the Edgewood were accused of taking a car and damages are the triable June 5, 1899, at Fairdale, 111., he
985 Fairview drive, Marion; at
st. Patrick's Catholic
NW extension and bridge. belonging to Robert J. Bedard, issues.
Memorial Services
between Wagner and several road
was married to Martha MatSteven Sloan, Tower .Terrace cnurch. Bakke-Hanson's.
A
Jan.
22
letter
contends
that
Waterloo, while Bedard was
trailer court, Marion; Robert Central City—Dell A. Starks, members of the city council.
thews in 1927 at Davenport. Wolfe, Laura — Tuesday at
a.m. at Immaculate ConcepBrown, 1150 Second avenue91. Services Wednesday at 2, The council is to appoint a the tentative plans, engineering, staying at the YMCA, Nov. 6.
—Hostages—
While living in Cedar Rapids he 9tion
Catholic church by the
SW, a son; Geary Landtiser, Waubeek Methodist c h u r c h . new RTA member and is to computations and financing for
I
o
w
a
was
employed
at
(Continued from Page 1.)
Rev. Roger O'Brien. Rosaries
5535 Vermont street SW, a son. Murdoch's in Central City.
the
project
are
in
such
general
designate a new chairman.
| Manufacturing Co.
Monday by the Knights of CoJudgment
Millersburg — Harold Good- Wagner, 4023 Northwood drive terms as to. make it impossible
20-year-police
veteran,
could
be
at 7 and by Father
Adoption
Surviving
is
his
wife.
Hawkeye Lumber. Co. vs. heard over the police frequency. Mr Heumes was a member of! lumbus
for
the
parties
to
enter
into
a
O'Brien
7:30 at Teahen
n man, 49. Services Wednesday at
at
and
Mrs.
Delmar
Mr.
2, Calvary Bible church, North NE, is a salesman for Hedges
Acharles
Werning.
$799.42.
«u.
iicuiiK.0
!chapel,
where
friends may call.
Then officers ordered all close- Mt. Hermon lodge, i o w a BUrjai: st. James cemetery,
Klein, 1117 Hubbard avenue English. Powell's in North Eng- Realtors.
He
headed
the
ount.
NE, have adopted, a daughter, lish.
pursuit cars to drop well back. Consistory, El Kahir Shrine, the Toronto.
mayor's advisory committee's The amended c o n t r a c t
14 months old.
Delhi — Victor A. Miller, 82. research into the city bus pro- between the city of Cedar
The shotgun had been taken Loyal Order of Moose and the
Rapids and Linn county was
Shelly's in Manchester.
'rom
the police cruiser, officers Eagles.
Marriage Licenses
jblem when the 1966 strike stop—Coed Slain—
said.
Raymond G. Taylor and Farmersburg — K e n n e t h ped service provided by Na- dated Dec. 20. It calls for the
Memorial services and en- Application for
(Continued from Page 1.)
68, of Washington, D. C.
city to pay for the part in the
Clarabelle M. Wart, Chris H. Seery,
Patrolman
Phil
Gotlin,
whose
tombment:
Chapel of Memories
tional
City
Lines.
Sell and Judith A. Jones, Wil- Graveside services Tuesday at Wagner's term on the RTA city and the county to pay for idn't even know the person's cruiser the suspects took, said at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday by Dr.
Review Lost by
3,
St
Patrick's
cemetery.
Shultz
liam E. Simonson and Violet
the
part
in
the
county.
in
Monona,
where
friends
may
the
men
left
the
market
with
lame,"
Shalley
said.
Marion
H.
Williams.
Friends
was to have been for four years. It is estimated that 60.3 perDeLong, Paul Zaruba and MiCollins Group
VTorahan and three s t o r e may call at the Turner chapel
chal Ann McLees, George R. call Tuesday morning.
Tells Gains
cent of the cost will be the The girl friend helped Sheila employes.
Griffin and Nancy E. Burns, North Liberty — M r s .
east after 7 p.m. Tuesday and National Labor R e l a t i o n s
and she left the dorm
all of Cedar Rapids. Harry E.
RTA members receive token obligation of the city and 39.7 pack,
up their fifth until noon Wednesday. The Board (NLRB) officials in
They
picked
Tuesday
at
10:30,
George
L.
about
9
p.m.,
he
said.
The
Fleck, Cedar Rapids, and Terri
percent for the county. Total
G. Martin, Martelle. John R. Gay, Iowa City. Burial at North payment of $300 annually from estimated cost is $2,181,000.
sheriff said he and his men hostage when t h e y corn- casket will not be opened after Washington have denied an apthe city.
Shannon, jr., Towson, Md., and Liberty.
had not found anyone who had mandeered the sedan, a rental the service.
plication for review filed by a
Janice J. Springer, Cedar Rap- West Branch — Arthur In his closing report to the The Farm Bureau letter concar believed to have been driven
ids. Alvin W. Salsbury, Par- Jensen, 73. Services Tuesday at mayor's office, Wagner noted tends that since no firm plans seen the girl get in a car.
Collins Radio Co. union splinter
by Ken Ward, 43, Denver, who
sons, Kan., and Linda L. Litsey, 2, Bethany Lutheran church. that gross revenue of the bus have been made for the bridge Her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
—Court—
was
leaving
town
on
a
business
group
after the regional NLRB
Cedar Rapids. D o u g l a s E. Barker's.
there can be no accurate ames Collins, reported her trip, officers said.
(Continued
from
Page
1.)
service
increased
from
$15,060
in
Hatch, Spirit Lake, and Patricia West
denied
it a hearing for a
vM
n
i.inenv
—
A
n
n
a
west
fjioeriy
A
,
„„...
Liberty
f
L^Brashears, Central City.
With seven persons in the car,
Brookhart, 90. Services Tues- April, the first month, to $28,583 estimates. The actual percen missing Saturday.
tage of the bridge to be built Miss Collins, a small, at- they switched to the larger self-incrimination. The 2nd U.S. separate union.
day at 9, St. Joseph's church.'in December.
Divorce Petitions
Rosary Monday at 8, Snider's. j Monthly losses d e c r e a s e d with county funds cannot be ractive brunette, was described state-owned vehicle and picked lircuit court of appeals held last However, Timothy S. White,
Dorothy Belle Fenton vs. Iowa City — Albert W
determined w i t h reasonable as "the quiet, studious type" by up the others, a woman and a September that the city had the counsel for the Collins Radio
Craig DeWayne Fenton. Ma- Gratkc, 71. Services Thursday steadily from an initial $10,046 certainty, the letter argued.
he Elm Hall house mother, young child, believed to be right to dismiss 15 sanitation Professional Employes, said the
linda K. Horney vs. Darrell K. at 11, First P r e s b y t e r i a n in April to $4,088 in December
Homey. Claudette M. Becker church. Jones'.
Ruth Kemble.
and totaled $64,041 for the ninebetween 3 and 7 years old.
labor department has notified
vs. Larry L. D. Becker. Ann R. Hills — William A. Kern, 55. month period.
"She
was
well
liked
and
apGotlin said officers w e r e workers for such a cause.
State
Releases
the
group it is o f f i c i a l l y
Mulherin vs. Newman F. MulRejected
an
appeal
by
a
group
parently didn't have any quar- holding one suspect when he
I Services Wednesday at 10, St. Wagner also showed thai
herin.
registered
as an association.
of
Negroes
who
contended
racial
[Joseph's church. Rosary Tues- miles traveled i n c r e a s e d Particulars in
•els with -anybody," s a i d arrived at the market. Morahan,
day at 7:30, George L. Gay, steadily from 50,053 the first
discrimination
was
involved
in
Divorce Decrees
The
group
expressed
Mrs.
Kemble.
"This
has
stunned
he said, told there w e r e
Iowa
he
routing
of
a
portion
of
an
Sharon Kae Kruger from
Mahoney Case all of us here."
dissatisfaction
with
local 1362 of
month to 69,348 in September.
"possibly two or three more
Raymond Vern Kruger. Janelle
nterstate highway through a :he International Brotherhood of
Similarly, ridership . c l i m b e d
stickups"
itj|he
store.
County Attorney W i l l i a m
Lorraine Polansky from Charles
predominantly Negro district in Electrical Workers after the
Louis Polansky, jr. Nancy Lu Study 'Bobo and from 66,428 to 127,185.
Faches
Monday filed a bill o Believe Woman
Went to Back
Nashville, Tenn.
In
mid-January
the
system
:ollins settlement last fall.
McShane from James Franklin
for Theodore J
Morahan
and
Gotlin
then,
with
White
says the group's memMcShane.
'Fang' and 'Fon' passed the one million mark in particulars
Broadcasting
Mahoney, 42, of 804 Fourteenth Had Heart Attack guns drawn, went to the back of
paid
fares,
Wagner
reported.
bership
between 400 and 500.
Fires
WASHINGTON (AP) — A
street -SE, who asked for FORT DODGE (AP) - A 20the store and started down the The court refused to speed White issaid
new group is
10:11 ajs. Saturday. Surge in
Federal Grant
up its hearing procedures on a receiving duesthepreviously
testimony the state w o u l d year-old Fort Dodge woman basement stairs, Gotlin said.
paid
water pressure at 1120 Twelfth speaking capability in such:
by two broadcasting
languages as Fang, B o b o , | Wagner noted that the city present in his trial on a charg whose body was found in the As they approached the bot- challenge
to
the
IBEW,
which,
he
said,
avenue SW.
middle of a road near here may tom, with Sgt. Morahan ahead, networks to government regula- will continue to be the official
4:53 p.m. Saturday. Children Waray-Waray and Fon will be | now has bus service, equipment of prohibited sales.
Mahoney
is
accused
of
selling
locked in room at 2049 Franklave died of a heart attack one man jumped out with gun in tion and "personal attacks" and
agent for t h e
votatee,
»*. Peace
alcoholic beverages S u n d a j Webster County Sheriff Ray Me hand and ordered them to "hold political editorials" v o i c e d bargaining
lin avenue NE.
association.
He said t h e
9:10 p.m. Saturday. Rubbish hrough a technique of round- 1proved {ederal grant in hand for morning, Nov. 19, at Ted'
over the air.
Coy
said
Monday.
t,"
Gotlin
reported.
S
g
t
.
association
would
amount to a
fire set in garage by persons
Happy Time, First street am McCoy said a preliminary re- Morahan stepped down the The regulations require that pressure group within
unknown at 848 Second street the-clock "language saturation," the purchase of the building and
local 1362.
First avenue NW.
port by medical examiner Dr. stairs. Gotlin retreated back up. if a station broadcasts a person- No decision has been made
coaches.
NW.
officials report.
3:01 a.m. Sunday. False alarm During the first four weeks of He said title to the Flxible Faches wrote that the stat John Rasmussen indicated the 'For some reason, he (the al attack against a person or whether to appeal the NLRB
at Washington high school.
group during presentation of an
does not intend to show tha
3:09 a.m. Sunday. F a u l t y the 12-week training program buses is needed in order to Mahoney was on duty, but tha girl may have died after walk- suspect) didn't shoot," Gotlin important controversial issue it ruling.
ing with a weakened heart.
alarm system at 400 Twelfth said Alan Kulakow, the corp's license them for 1968.
must notify the party attacked,
was on the premises. Wit Rasmussen reported the wom- said.
avenue SE.
anguage-training director, "we Wegner also reported that he
Gotlin
said
he
heard
the
furnish a copy and offer a rea- For new figure beauty, join in
nesses
to
this
would
be
Dal
an
had
a
medical
history
of
will focus entirely on language, Iowa City has contacted the RTA Edward Moore, Joseph C. Berr
Municipal Court
gunman
tell
Morahan,
"You
sonable chance to reply. The the fun and trimnastics with
regarding possible purchase of
rheumatic fever and high blood
not
only
during
class
but
outside
JACK LA LANNE — Monday
(Police Division)
pressure. An autopsy performed better give yourself up now or rules do not apply to newscarts
two of the used General Motors and Larry J. Rothamel.
Speeding—Shirley A. White, the classroom^ at meals and Co. buses purchased from Na- Mahoney pled guilty 1 a s Sunday night showed no appar- I'm going to kill these peo- or spot coverage of news thru Friday at 8:30 AM on Chan700 Thirty-fifth street, Marion; during other activities."
nel 9.
agents.
Wednesday to a. charge of in ent cause of death, McCoy ple."
James P. Bledsoe 2100 Twenty- He said vtime spent i n tional City Lines.
toxication
on
Nov.
19
and
wa
The suspect, and apparently a
. ninth street SW; Richard D.
said.
fined $100, Faches also wrote.
Burns, 837 Fifth avenue SE;
The victim, Sheila Rae Har- companion, were holding the
Gary A. Butts, 5101 Gordon
rison, 20, daughter of Mr. and three employes in the small
avenue NW;,Rex Dawson, HiaMrs. Howard Harrison, was casement room.
watha- David G. Luedtke, 1113
Man Arrested
C avenue NW; Larry D. Greco,
found dead in the road Sunday Gotlin said he ducked behind a
1960 B avenue NE; Patrick A
morning. Her body showed no :ounter as the two men herded
For
Drunk
Driving
Nowlin, 4500 Wenig road NE,
Evelyn M. Spencer, 4940 Har- Births in Cedar Rapids out- and county cases from outside Gilmore Carlson, 60, of 162 marks except for two small Sgt. Morahan and the others up
bruises which McCoy said may the stairs, out a side door and
bet avenue NW; Kurt A. EtTenth street SE, was arreste have occurred from a fall.
into the cruiser.
scheidt, Watkins; Robert K umbered deaths by nearly a 3 Cedar Rapids numbered 90.
Shannon, 1809 Eighth avenue > 1 ratio in 1967, according to None of the 476 cases in- ]late Saturday night by deput
Police said later they were
"There is no evidence of uncertain
SW- Edwin N. Hart, Viola le annual report of the depart- volved persons less than 15 sheriffs and charged with drun
whether there were
foul play," McCoy said. "Until two suspects,
Barbara J. Everett, 3402 Cen- lent of public health.
years old, according to the re- driving.
or just one, in the
ter Point road NE; Clifford E
sort of Fred Welch, communi- Mae L. Chamberlain and we get the results of those fleeing car.
Rice, 1610 Park Towne lane Carl S m i t h , administrative
Marie K. Boileau said a car tests, we're just at a
NE; Wayne A. Wall, 521 Tenth Fficer, reported that births cable disease control officer.
street NW; each fined $10 and )taled 3,413 compared with Of the total, 115 were between driven by Carlson was going standstill."
costs. Frank H. Collings, 375
15 and 19 years old, 187^ between erratically on Twelfth avenue McCoy said the girl had gone
Twentieth street SE; fined $15 I'M deaths
20
76 between 25 and 29 SE, ran into a traffic signal at for a ride with Ora B. Witt, jr., timely Quotes
and costs. Williams D. Jordon
Measles cases totaled 214 andand98 24,
were 30 or over.
Third street and backed into Fort Dodge. Witt told officers The moment he (the famous
1521 Tenth street NW; fined uring the year, and chicken
The
public
health
department
$25 and costs.
their car.
the car went into a ditch and Negro) isn't where somebody
Disobeying a traffic signal- ox cases numbered 213. In ad- interviewed a total of 576 Arraignment was scheduled Miss Harrison got out of the car
recognizes who he is, then he's
John M. Carpenter, 619 Sec- ition, there were 28 reported persons in connection w i t h
for
Friday.
and
went
for
help,
McCoy
said.
just
another nigger. That's what
SE;
Qucntin
W.
ases of mumps, four of scarlet
ond avenue
The driver of the car, Ora B. the Negro struggle is a l l
,,a&^^^, 2815 Indian Hill sver and two cases of infectious venereal disease cases.
Wagenficld,
FREE BOOKLET
The annual health report also
road SE; Terry L. Rexroat, 1637
Coal Strike
Witt, jr., 23, of Fort Dodge, told about.—Football star J i m
Thirty-second street NE; each epatitis.
should be in every home
Venereal disease c a s e s reported that 1,084 f o o d PITTSBURGH (UPI) - Thou- authorities he fell asleep while Brown.
fined $10 and costs.
Failure to have vehicle un- eported to the county health establishment inspections were sands of coal miners went on waiting for Miss Harrison to You can't ever get out of your
Knowing precisely what to do when funeral
der control—Vincent J. Dvor- epartment totaled 476. An ad- conducted during 1967. Notices strike Monday to protest the return, said McCoy.
arrangements are necessary will be very
prison.
It
is
a
question
of
seeing
ak, 121.7 K street SW; Simon
comforting and helpful.
to abate totaled 428.
Her body, unmarked except
J. Gipson, Springville; Don O. itional 34 cases were reported Joe S. Cook, director of the use of state police to break up for some bruises on the face, that you finish it well.—Actor
• The importance of making a will.
mass
picketing
demonstrations
Peter Ustinov.
Sylvesiar, 4528 Center Point o the state health department. housing division, reported that
• Funeral practices.
was found about one-fifth mile
at
two
small
non-union
mines.
road NE; each fined $10 and
This
510
case
total
was
• Family History section.
.2,339
inspections
and.
2
7
0
from
Witt's
car
by
a
passing
costs.
Drivinff to the left of the markedly down from the 685 reinspections were m a d e . Want ads offer the greatest motorist, according to t h e Since
1898
For your Free booklet "Fads Every Family
center line — Thomas R. Tom- cases recorded in 1966.
Should Know," call or write your local Wilbert
Twenty-three
dwellings
w
e
r
e
sheriff.
selection
of
home
offerings!
kins, 800 Twenty-first avenue
Burial Vault Mfr. (No sales contact made.)
- «
V
SW; Elmer F. P. Medinger, 854 Of the 476 county-reported posted illegal to occupy, 41 were
'i
Second street NW; each fined •ascs, 242 of the infected per- demolished and removed by the SINCE 1909
ntv 11 • nidt to wtlit
owner
and
one
was
razed
by
li ind conitriction."
$10 and costs.
ons were males and 234 feNo valid Iowa drivers liorder of the board of health.
cense— James B. Surrctl, 121 nales. City cases totaled 386
Courthouse News
—Daily Record—
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