Weather and obituary notes mix in Iowa Daily Record
The report lists daily weather figures at Gazette weather station with wind NE 15 mph and humidity 79 percent, plus sun and moon rise times. It also records births, deaths, services, and memorials across towns such as Independence, West Liberty, Keota, Mt. Vernon, Lisbon, Lamont, Toledo, Marshalltown, Center Point, Central City, Onslow, and Wyoming with names, addresses, and service details.
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Powell’s. Mt. Vernon
L. E. Sipple
Methodist Church
Sipple
University of Town Hospitals
Morgan’s. Lisbon
Walther Carstens
Federated Church
Morgan’s
Lamont
Emma Louise Hawker
St. Peter's Lutheran Church
Pineview Cemetery
Delaware
Kreussel- Fawcett’s
Toledo
Edward Barker
Henderson’s
Rose Hill
Marshalltown
Center Point
Clar Bell Anderson
Murdoch’s
Two Wounded in Belfast Bus and Army Truck Hit
Gunfire struck a Belfast city bus and an army truck as a sniper wounded a British soldier in a Catholic district. Six shots hit the bus, two bullets hit the truck, and a gunman in a bus station was shot by soldiers. The soldier's condition is serious. A Catholic teachers group urged IRA cease fire and Sinn Fein normalisation amid a week of relative calm.
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Belfast
API
Northern Ireland
Irish Republican Army
Central Citizens Defense Committee
IRA
Sinn Fein
Shower of Rubble Kills Three Pedestrians
In Corona Queens a 150 foot parapet collapsed from a row of stores killing three pedestrians who were walking in front of the building. Police reported no known cause though witnesses described an explosion sound. Two men and a woman died instantly under the debris.
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New York
UPI
Corona
Queens
Moroccan embassy attacked in Brussels protests
Opponents of King Hassan's regime broke into the Moroccan embassy in Brussels overnight. They smashed windows and sprayed slogans on the walls, police reported.
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Brussels
Belgium
Hassan
Ballet Star Claims Russians Hunted Him as Traitor
Valery Panov, famed dancer of the Kirov Ballet, alleges a planned artistic assassination after his dismissal and bid to emigrate to Israel. He says authorities block his exit via his mother-in-law's visa hold, and he remains unable to practice, fearing loss of his 20 years of training.
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Moscow
Russia
Valery Panov
Kirov Ballet Co
Leningrad
Israel
Rudolf Nureyev
Panov
Vernon Downs ends ladies’ days discount after rights ruling
The New York Human Rights Commission ruled that women must pay the same price as men for Vernon Downs trots. A Syracuse suit prompted the decision, and the track will discontinue half-price Tuesday grandstand admissions immediately.
Navy to power future ships with nuclear propulsion
Ten years ago the Navy urged adopting nuclear power for all larger fighting ships, arguing technology and cost reductions justify the transition. The push highlighted aims to increase range, endurance, and strategic flexibility for the fleet.
Smallpox Death Prompts Vaccination Drive at Airports
London health officials launched around the clock vaccination efforts after a 29 year old woman died of smallpox. Three cases linked to the death include the husband and a lab technician at a west London hospital. The Harrow area ward where the woman lived saw mass vaccinations and ward visitation, with the ward quarantined after the diagnosis.
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London
West London
Harrow
St. Mary’s Hospital
London School of Tropical Medicine
New Fees on Oil Imports Proposed by President Nixon
President Nixon is expected to announce new fees on gasoline and oil imports in a message to Congress within 10 days. The plan aims to promote U S energy self sufficiency with refinery and nuclear plans while offering partial exemptions for new refineries. The proposal would modify import rules with a 2 cent per gallon fee on excess imports and a 100000 barrel a day heating oil exemption.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
United States
White House
New England
Middle East
Love voyage ends at Golden Gate for Vietnam veteran
Louis Bell Haynes of Alexandria Louisiana attempted a 16 foot raft crossing the Pacific to marry a Vietnamese girl. After drifting with 30 gallons of water and $200 of provisions he failed to pass the Golden Gate as the coast guard towed his raft ashore citing strong tides and his lack of transport.
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San Francisco
Louis Bell Haynes
Pacific Ocean
Haynes
Vietnam
Pacific
Golden Gate Bridge
Alexandria
Coast Guard
Federal Judges Adopt Formal Code of Ethics
The U S Judicial Conference approved a formal code for the nations 670 federal judges. It makes permanent disclosure of outside income a requirement, urges disqualification when a judge or close family has a financial interest, and empowers discipline for unprofessional conduct. Attorney Roger J Traynor praised the move as encouraging broader adoption.
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Washington
U.S. Judicial Conference
Federal Judiciary
Roger J. Traynor
San Francisco
American Bar Assn
Frankfurt Protest Turns Violent With Police Clash
In Frankfurt the March 2000 demonstrators clashed with police leaving four officers injured and 27 people detained after a protest against real estate speculation. Authorities reported the turnout at about 2,000 participants.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Conference Between Hitler and Mussolini on Europe Defense
Reported from Rome, informed circles describe a meeting between Hitler and Mussolini discussing steps to defend Europe against invasion. The dialogue centers on coordinated political and military measures and potential alliances.
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Hitler
Mussolini
Europe
Rome
Cedar Rapids youth injured in Arkansas crash kills Kansas City man
Eric L. Odegard of Cedar Rapids was hospitalized after a head on collision on U.S. 71 north of Waldron in Scott county in which James Shockley 35 of Kansas City was killed. Sharon Wilson 26 also of Kansas City and Larry Wayne Scott 20 of Van Buren Ark were among those hospitalized in Fort Smith Arkansas. Police said Scott crossed the center line causing the crash.
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Waldron
Ark
Eric L. Odegard
Cedar Rapids
Fort Smith
James Shockley
Kansas City
Scott County
U.S. 71
Shockley
Sharon Wilson
Odegard
Wilson
Larry Wayne Scott
van Buren Ark
Scott
1Odegard
Indians Near End of Village Standstill as Talks Continue
Indians who have held the village since February 27 faced a pause in hostilities. They planned to lay down arms Saturday morning once Means reported from Washington that treaty rights talks were progressing with White House aides. Means insisted he would call only after securing Nixon administration agreement on Indian demands.
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Zzell
Means
Washington
White House
Nixon
Mississippi and Alabama Floods and Tornadoes Cause Damage
The flooding from heavy rain and high tides along the Gulf Coast led to swollen rivers and 3 000 more evacuations in Mississippi. Tornadoes and strong winds damaged roofs and destroyed mobile homes in Mississippi and Alabama with no injuries reported and damage pegged at 120 million dollars.
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Sippi Valley
National Weather Service
Gulf Coast
Mississippi
Alabama
Finns Open Ties With 2 Koreas
Finland’s foreign ministry announced recognition of both North and South Korea, citing neutral policy and the need to involve the two governments in international cooperation amid their negotiations. The note ends with an unrelated want ad offering a performer.
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Helsinkit
UPI
Finland
North
South Korea
Foreign Ministry
Deaths Paul Kovar 54 longtime employee dies
Paul Park Kovar 54 of 1021 Eighth Street NW an employee of Brown and Dyer Construction and Krause Equipment Company died unexpectedly Saturday morning. Born October 5 1918 in Blairstown Iowa he married Bernice Pavelka August 15 1956 in Nashua Iowa. He was a World War II veteran and member of St Pauls United Methodist Church Isaac Walton League Teamsters Union No 238 and ZCBJ. Survived by wife two brothers two stepsons and two grandchildren. Services will be Tuesday at Turner Chapel East with burial at Cedar Memorial Cemetery and military rites by Hanford Post No 5 American Legion.
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Paul Park Kovar
Eighth Street
Brown and Dyer Construction
Krause Equipment Company
Blairstown
Bernice Pavelka
Nashau
Kovar
St. Paul's United Methodist Church
Issac Walton League
Brotherhood of Teamsters Union
ZCBJ
Friends
Turner’s East
Funeral Rites Held for Edith G and Joseph L McGillicuddy
Funeral services conducted at St Patrick's Church for Joseph L McGillicuddy and Edith G Rich were led by Reverends Paul J Maguire and Bruce W Young. Burial for McGillicuddy took place at Mt Calvary cemetery and Rich at Boulder cemetery in Central City. Teahen chapel and Bearle chapel assisted with arrangements.
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McGillicuddy
Joseph L
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Paul J. Maguire
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Teahen Chapel
Rich
Edith G
Beatty- Bearle
Bruce W. Young
Boulder Cemetery
Central City
Clark alleges USDA rules violate 1970 Farm Act
Senator Dick Clark charges Saturday regulations on feed grain set-aside programs breach the Farm Act in spirit. He cites a March 26 department rule change cutting idle requirements from 25 to 10 percent and says second-option farmers lose a 70 percent parity price-support guarantee.
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Washington
UPI
Dick Clark
Iowa
Agriculture Department
Earl Butz
Clark
Four Children Share Birthday March 28 in Oslo
Trygve Marthinsen and his wife report their four children aged 7 to 17 all were born on March 28. The family notes the coincidence as a shared birthday among the siblings.
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Oslo
Trygve Marthinsen
Haig trips amid Vietnam cease fire tensions and ICCS losses
Reports say Haig will travel after Nixon and Thieu warned of strong reactions over cease fire violations. In Vietnam a Hanoi agency cited Viet Cong orders for search and rescue after two helicopters with ICCS personnel and Air America crew went down over contested territory.
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Haig
Nixon
Thieu
Vietnam
Cambodia
Laos
White House
Ronald Ziegler
Henry Kissinger
San Clemente
Ziegler
United States
Southeast Asia
Indo-China
South Vietnam
Hanoi
ICCS
Canada
Hungary
Indonesia
Poland
Air America
C R Man Hurt As Truck Rolls
A Cedar Rapids man Laverne Achenbach suffered a broken back and head injuries when his pickup struck two oncoming cars, went over an embankment, and rolled about 100 feet on Edgewood road NW. He was taken to University hospitals in Iowa City after the 7 30 p m accident. Prokop and Lande were treated and released.
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Cedar Rapids
Edgewood Road
Laverne Achenbach
Richmond Road
University Hospitals
Iowa City
Sheriff's Department
Achenbach
Ronald Prokop
Twentyfourth Street
Clarence Lande
Northview Place
St. Luke’s Hospital
Cedar Rapids Gazette Subscription Rates
The paper lists carrier rates at 75 cents weekly. Mail options include Might edition with Sunday six issues at 2.00 monthly or 19.00 yearly, afternoon seven issues at 2.15 monthly or 20.00 yearly. Out-of-state and territory subscriptions are 30.00 yearly. No mail subscriptions where Gazette carrier service exists. AP retains exclusive republication rights for local and AP news.
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U.S. Territories
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