Weather summary and local notices from daily record
Temperatures and precipitation listed for multiple cities including Bismarck Minneapolis Chicago New Orleans Denver and Los Angeles with highs from 38 to 86 and rainfall amounts. Five day forecast notes two to ten degree below normal temperatures and light rain, plus barometer humidity wind sunrise and sunset data. Also reports births, marriages, legal notices and local incidents with times and locations.
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Bismarck
Mineapolis
Chicago
N. Orleans
Denver
New York
Duluth
Omaha
L. Angeles
Phoenix
Miami
Seattle
Traffic fines and bonds listed for multiple Iowa defendants
A local column shows speeding fines for numerous individuals including Jerry J. Petrie Donald E. Griffith and Richard Harris with $10 to $15 plus costs, bond forfeitures for James R. Hartley and Melvin E. Gage, disobeying signals and yielding violations, beer possession for a minor, and other traffic penalties and sentences including a five day term for Cecil A. Edgeton.
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Jerry J. Petrie
Iowa City
Donald E. Griffith
Thunderbird Road
Perry M. West
E Avenue NW
Richard Harris
First Avenue NE
Dennis Akers
Mt. Vernon Road
Vicky L. Conner
Eighth Avenue
James R. Hartley
Boone
N. C
Melvin E. Gage
Fairbank
Dean R. Locke
Thirtyfifth Street
Marion
Robert S. Darrow
Seventeenth Avenue SE
James L. Ryan
Thirty-fourth Street
Betty J. Jacobsen
Sixth Avenue
William J. Howrey
Cedar Rapids
Cecil A. Edgeton
Fourth Street
Charles W. Hansen
House Approves 1.1 Billion Interior Department Bill
The House sent a 1.1 billion dollar Interior Department appropriation for fiscal 1967 to the Senate covering Indians parks forests artists birds mining fishing and desalting water. GOP attempts to cut five percent failed 156 to 232 and the bill passed 370 to 16.
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G.O.P
House
Senate
Interior Department
Roof Rescue in Borough Domestic Dispute
Mrs. Boccagno faced alleged assault by her husband who denied jurisdiction outside the borough. Police aided her descent from the roof after she crawled out an upstairs room. A state trooper arrested the husband over a disputed firearm incident.
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Smith
Holy Week talk urges church must stay rooted in love
The Holy Week speaker at First Presbyterian cautioned that church work in the secular world must remain anchored in God’s love. Dr. Nels Ferre urged involvement without losing the sanctuary’s source, citing Martin Luther King Jr. and the civil rights movement as church born. He urged all to enter the sanctuary river of love for true solutions to worldly problems.
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First Presbyterian Church
Nels F. S. Ferre
Andover Newton Theological School
Ferre
Martin Luther King
Dr. Ferre
Quaker Oats Union Votes on New Offer
Members of Local 110 of the retail wholesale and department store union vote on a new two year contract with Quaker Oats Co after rejecting the prior proposal. The old contract covering about 700 employees expired February 11.
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Quaker Oats Co
CSPS
Quaker
Navy Reserve Head Named To Command Cedar Rapids Unit
Lt Cmdr Jack B Rothbart takes command of the Naval Reserve Training Center in Cedar Rapids succeeding Lt Cmdr Homer W Kepler who retired after 30 years on active duty Kepler now lives on a Keystone farm Rothbart also leads the Davenport Naval Reserve Center and plans to remain in the Quad Cities A Northwestern University graduate born in Evanston Ill he was commissioned in 1944 and served in the Pacific during World War II He later served at Great Lakes and recently spent 18 months in Vietnam Pfc Lewis Scherbaun son of Mrs Harold Scherbaun of 1101 Brockman Dr SE returns from Germany with his wife and son after two years in the Army.
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Jack B. Rothbart
Naval Reserve Training Center
Cedar Rapids
Rothbart
Homer W. Kepler
Kepler
Keystone
Naval Reserve Center
Davenport
Quad-Cities
Evanston, Ill
Northwestern University
Pacific
Great Lakes
Ill
Vietnam
Lewis Scherbaun
Harold Scherbaun
Brockman Drive
Germany
Cedar Rapids Wins $586,890 Federal Grant for Sewage Plant
The federal Water Pollution Control Administration awards Cedar Rapids $586,890 toward industrial expansion at the sewage treatment plant with total project cost around $3 million. The balance of the maximum $1.2 million grant will be allocated in 1967, with several industries including Quaker Oats Penick and Ford Wilson and Co contributing over 20 years.
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Federal Water Pollution Control Administration
Cedar Rapids
Meaney
Quaker Oats Co
Penick and Ford
Wilson and Co
Anna-Brush chapel service with burial details
The service for Corney will be held at the Anna-Brush chapel at 10 a.m. Thursday by the Rev. William D. Cotton. Burial follows at Cedar Memorial. Friends may call at the chapel.
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Corney
Anna
Ernest Engler
Regis High School
Elks Club
Defense department cuts June draft to fifteen thousand
The draft call for June was reduced to 15,000 men from 34,600 in May. The department cited higher voluntary enlistments at the end of the school year as the main reason for the lower quota.
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Washington
UPI
Defense Department
Army
Cyprus Weekly Peace Hope Fades Amid Cyprus Split
In Nicosia the divided island endures as U N Security Council extends peacekeeping to June hoping for progress toward a solution. More than 5 000 troops guard the Green Line while Turkish and Greek Cypriots reject concessions, fearing renewed violence. Archbishop Makarios presses Enosis while Turkish Cypriots seek partition under a federal system.
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Cyprus
Security Council
U.N
Nicosia
Makarios
Mondale cites car defects and poor consumer warnings
Vice President Mondale says major car makers failed to warn owners about dangers in several models including 1965 Lincolns 1960-63 Corvairs 1951 Buick Roadmasters 1965 Fords and 1965 Chryslers Plymouths and Dodges. He argues the fair warning act would require clear notices and safety fixes to prevent fatal or crippling injuries.
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Mondale
Buick
Chrysler
White House silent on Da Nang troop transport
The White House refused to comment on the use of U S transport planes to move pro government South Vietnamese troops to Da Nang. Press Secretary Bill Moyers said he had no comment on the situation in South Vietnam while Deputy Press Secretary Robert Fleming cited prior information but offered no details. Reports that Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge made the decision with White House concurrence were left unconfirmed.
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Washington
White House
da Nang
South Vietnam
Bill Moyers
Johnson
Robert Fleming
Fleming
Henry Cabot Lodge
Salvation Army film show and office hours update
City briefs note a screening of the film King of Kings at the Salvation Army center 1123 Third Street SE Friday at 7 p.m. Also mentions resumed regular office hours and lists several local ads and notices including a dean’s list honoree and a local story hour.
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Salvation Army
Army Center
Third Street SE
Suit Dismissed After Settlement Out-of-Court
An out-of-court settlement resolved cases in federal court. Marilyn Tripp executrix of the Ole T. Bringsford estate and Mutual of Omaha Insurance Co settled a $10 250 dispute over an accident and health policy. A separate wage case by Norma Levis against Bernadine Kloubec ended with a $500 settlement for overtime pay.
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Marilyn Tripp
Northfield
Minn
Decorah
Mutual of Omaha Insurance Co
Cedar Rapids
Winneshiek County
Ole T. Bringsford
Bringsford
John J. O’connor
Norma Levis
Bernadine Kloubec
Anserphone Service
Israeli in London Seeks Peace Talks with Egypt
Abraham Nathan, 36, an Israeli activist, arrived in London from New York to push peace talks between Israel and Egypt and promote dialogue.
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London
Abraham Nathan
Israel
Egypt
New York
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Mississippi
LaCrosse
Lansing
Dam No
McGregor
Dubuque
Keokuk
C. R
Rise
Fredric Hall
Lakeside Manor
Jerry Weeter
Tower Trailer Terrace
Dennis Strang
B Avenue NE
Ronald Tretene
Fifth Avenue
St. Luke's
Don L. Folkerts
Anamosa
Stephen A. Marinoff
C Avenue NE
Diana H. Wolfe
Roger M. Wolfe
Barbara J. Capps
Woodrow W. Capps, Jr
Helen Neve
Robert Neve
Center Point Road
Fifth Street NW
Fourth Avenue SE
Avenue NW
G Avenue NW
Thirty - Fourth Street
George A. Smith
Deloris Pierson
Iowa
Sigourney
David Earl Patterson
Reynolds
Mt. Vernon
Foster L
Bill” Coon
Baxter’s
Homer L. Stockton
Mesa, Ariz
Baxter’s. Maynard
Oscar Gilley
Presbyterian Church
Delsing-Wright
Interior Fund Out
Navy Reserve
Cmdr
Pat
Third Street
Nese
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home and Cemetery
C.R
George M. Long
Sixth Street Road
Iowa County
Mr. Long
Lola Clarambeau
Christ Church United Presbyterian
Troy Laundry Co
Elmer Long
Welman
Robert Brown
Donald E
Robert C. Long
Ken Long
Sheboygan Falls
Wis
John E H. Wheatley
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
Church Memorial Fund
Mrs
Roy Dorathy
Jennie Lillian Dorathy
Thirty-second Street
Roy E. Dorathy
Grundy Center
Charles Packingham
Carmie Slaughter
Frank L. Byrnes
Petersburg
Wilbur G. Byrnes
Dike
Turner Mortuary West
John B. Turner and Son
Turner
Turners
Turner Mortuaries
John K. Turner
Turner Mortuary
First Ave
By Roy Essayan
Pierson’s
FTD Florist
Ellis Blvd
Beatty-Bearle Funeral Home
Cated Funeral Home
Third Avenue
Arthur Beurle
H. S. Dougherty Chiropractor
Christine Miller
C. R. Miller
Memorial Drive
Parsons College
Nemec
Kenwood
Pierson
Dial
Todd
Lions Club
YMCA
Cedar Rapids-Marion Area
Sue
Fay’s Beauty Salon
C St
Lyle Borg
Iowa State University
Forest City
Worcester Farm
WMT
Ann England
Boldt Nursing Home
First Avenue
John Ek
Lapes
Third Ave
Memorial Coliseum
Pastor E. Koberg
Trinity Lutheran School
W. C. Klenke
Robert Abernathy
Eldred Gerhold
Trinity Lutheran Church
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