Obituary notices and services across towns include scattered details
Community notices list numerous funeral services and visitations for residents in Elberon Stacy Lewis Ella M. Bulechek and others across Des Moines Ames and Waukon. Entries cite dates times and locations such as St Francis de Sales church St Patrick's church and various funeral homes with Monday Tuesday or Sunday service times.
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Ossian
William Lansing
St. Francis de Sales
C. H. Davila
Waukon
Margaret* Devilley
New Ulm
Minn
St. Patrick’s Flehureh
Visitation
Martin’s
Deaths and funeral notices from Cedar Rapids area
Christena Novotny of 35 Wilson Avenue SW died Friday after a brief illness. Born May 16, 1884 near Shueyville, she lived in Cedar Rapids 28 years. Survived by sister Mrs. R. M. Figg of LeMars. Services 2 p.m. Monday at Brush Chapel by Rev. A. T. Washington. Burial Czech National Cemetery. Friends may call after 1 p.m. Sunday. Also listed are Rosaries for Daniela Kiley and other funeral notices for Barber, W. Allen, and Weimer, Charles. Burial details at Cedar Memorial and St. John’s Cemetery Independence.
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Christena Novotny
Christens Novotny
Wilson Avende
Shueyville
Cedar Rapids
R. M. Figg
LeMars
Brush Chapel
A. T. Washington
Kiley
Daniela
SL Ludmills's
A. L. Zachar
St John’s Cemetery
Independence
Rosaries
Teahen's
Barber
Beem
George W
Turner Chapel
Ernest Larson
Dal
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Weimer
Charles
Janeba-Kuba Funeral Home
West
Jed Michael Volk
Trinity’ Lutheran Church
Cedar Memorial
Manatee County Sees Desegregation Clash With Sheriff Rule
Kirk seized control of Manatee County schools by executive order amid a stalled desegregation plan. With 17,000 students 5000 black, the plan would add 2600 bus riders, while bus routes desks and materials were being shuffled. Kirk halted the school board and superintendent last Monday directing pupils to attend their assigned schools before the Easter break.
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Manatee
Kirk
Florida
Deska
Woman seeks first female constable bid in Linn County
The June 2 Democratic primary in Linn County features Donna L. Schoon seeking the Marion township constable post, aiming to be the first woman to win such a berth in the county. She faces three other Democrats for two posts, with no Republican contenders.
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Linn County
Donna L. Schoon
Marion Township
Dudley’ Henderson
Central City
Geral Beer
In memory notices for Ritter Urban and related tributes
Previously reported memorial messages list Elate Ritter Anna B Urban Ete Ritter Ebble Ritter and Mrs Mason Keupke from various family and friends. Messages include Mother's birthday Wilols Riley Robert Ann StéAnne Blexpor Fielden's birthday and Bess Rogers birthday notices. Budget line notes total versus budget 1989.
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Elate Ritter
Craemer Astociains
Anna B. Urban
Walter Winkrantz
Ete Ritter
Florence Di¢ra
Ebple Ritter
Mason Keupke
Mother
Mike
Kathy Gary Riley
Pietgr Wilols Riley
Robert
StéAnne
Fielden
Lanny
Bess Rogers
Cambodian Forces Repel Viet Cong Assault Amid Civilian Toll
A late Friday broadcast reported Cambodian defenders resisting a Viet Cong attack aided by artillery and air strikes. The Viet Cong withdrew toward the South Vietnamese border after a search operation, with at least 78 Vietnamese civilians killed in a barbed wire compound. A Cambodian army lieutenant said civilians, including women and children, died in crossfire.
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Uding
Iowa City Woman Elected President of Iowa UN Group
Mrs. Donald C. Bryant of Iowa City was chosen as president of the Iowa division of the United Nations Association. She succeeds Dean Allin W. Dakin after eight years as president. William G. Murray of Ames was named first vice president and W. R. Shuttleworth of Cedar Rapids second vice president. University of Town’s Dakin and others joined the board. High school essay prizes total $125 for Scott Kaufman and $75 for Barbara Sampsell, with other honors to Donna McMillan and Rebecca Peterson among about 500 participants.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Donald C. Bryant
Aso United Nations Assa
W. R. Shuttleworth
Cedar Rapids
Scott Kaufman
Sioux City Central High
Barbara Sampsell
Fort Madison High
Michael Aa Byrne
Charles City High
Donna McMillan
Fort Madison
Rebecca Peterson
Midland Community High
Wyoming
Joan Vogel 16 Hurt in Crash at Third Arts and Second
A 16 year old girl, Joan Vogel, sustained a broken ankle and was listed in good condition after a mid day crash at Third Arts and Second SW. She rode in James Logsidon Logsidon, 17, of Hillview Drive Marion, who was charged with disobeying a traffic signal. The other driver was John Fry, 54, of Eighth Avenue SW. The incident occurred at 12 10 p.m. and St Luke's Hospital treated Vogel.
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Marion Township
Justice of the Peace
Jessie L. McCormack
Vincent C. Hart
Franklin Township
John F. Woods
Beltrami
Glenn T. Powers
Lloyd L. Curtis
Marion
James M
Jim) Hennessey
Sixth Street
K. I
Pat” Kane
Blairs Ferry Road
David J. Stone
Holgewood Road
William G. Faches
Vogel
St. Luke's Hospital
James J. Logsidon
Hillview ‘Drive
John L. Fry
Eighth Avenue
Mild Quake Shakes Manila Aftershocks Rattle City
A mild earthquake and aftershocks rocked Manila on Sunday. The tremor measured at intensity five with aftershocks continuing for about 15 minutes and linked to last Tuesday’s quakes that killed at least 12 people. Weather officials note over 800 aftershocks since then.
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Manila
Short Strike Ends at Penn Central Colliswood Yards
A Penn Central Railroad official said a brief strike by Sheet Metal Workers Union Local 368 at Colliswood Yards ended Saturday. The workers protested an emergency federal legislation imposing a contract settlement previously rejected in a union vote.
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Cleveland
Penn Central Railroad
Colliswood
Iga
Sees Little Race Problem Says Harris Sees Little Change
Washington AP interview with Oklahoma Democrat Fred Harris discusses ongoing race and poverty issues since the Kerner Report. He notes blacks gain community strength but whites resist accepting difference, warns of worsening problems, and cites income gaps between black and white families as a key factor. He also credits civil disorder commission input for better police readiness and media hiring practices.
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Washington
Kerner Commission
Seon
Fred Harris
Harris
Oklahoma
Johnson
Nixon
Otto Kerner
Illinois
Mollenhoff Tax Return Access Sparks a Fight in DC
The Democratic chairman accuses the Nixon White House of violating law by turning over confidential federal income tax returns to Clark Mollenhoff. Officials defend the action as limited and part of information gathering for presidential decision making.
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Washington
Democratic Ntional Committee
Saterday
Treasury
Clark Mollenhoff
Nixon
Lawrence O'Brien
Internal Revenue
Randolph Thrower
White House
Preag
Ronald Ziegler
Hegler
Mollenhoff
Waterloo
Iowa
Manager Quits Tiny Tim After Star Tantrum
LAS VEGAS UP I Tiny Tim the long ho hair entertainer with the fargetts threw a tantrum and locked himself in his hotel room with his wife Friday His personal manager Ron DeBlasio said DeBlasio and his firm DeBlasio Wald and Day severed relations with Tiny Tim The singer performed at the Fremont hotel Thursday and Friday but both shows were shorter than scheduled He reportedly threw ashtrays in his room and his New York attorneys have cut down his spending money He was also absent from a flower show in Century City Los Angeles Onetime New York tax return tax quo attacked situation
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Las Vegas
UPI
Tiny Tim
Fargetts
Friday Ughi
Ron DeBlasio
DeBlasio, Wald ‘and Day
DeBlasio
Fremont Hotel
Herbert Khaury
Miss Vicks
Johnny Carson
DeBiasio
Tiny Tim Fasl
New York
Century City
Los Angeles
Brandt Watches Apollo 13 Launch with German Officials
German Chancellor Willy Brandt and Vice President Agnew joined U.S. and NASA leaders at Cape Kennedy to witness the Apollo 13 launch. Von Braun spoke in German as Brandt toured the vehicle assembly building and received a scale rocket model and hard hat. Agnew, delivering congratulations from President Nixon, praised all who contributed to the program.
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Willy Brandt
Washington
Richard Nixon
Cape Kennedy
Agnew
Brandt
Wernher von Braun
von Braun
U.S
Klaus von Dohnanyi
Wil
Thomas Paine
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Wernher
Pad 39
Palne
Kurt. Debus
Space Center
Europe
Moon
Toom
Nixon
Two Hurt in 1-80 Crash Near Coralville
Iowa City police report a Saturday morning crash on Interstate 80 two miles east of the Coralville interchange left two young people injured. Mary Lynne Badgeton 18 West Branch was not hurt Betty Teaber 18 Atafissy and Ronald Ernest 18 rural Town City were treated and released from University hospitals with Isabel suffering a back injury and Ernest a broken arm. Mary Jo Peterson 17 West Branch escaped injury. Edgeton lost control causing the vehicle to roll over in the median. No charges filed.
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Iowa City
Coralville
Mary Lynne Badgeton
West Branch
Betty Teaber
Atafissy
Ronald Ernest
Isabel
Ernest
Mary Jo Peterson
Gas blasts in western Japanese city kill 75
A series of gas explosions ripped through a subway construction site and business district in a western Japanese city on Wednesday. By Sunday the death toll reached 75 with at least 30 people hospitalized amid extensive fires and damage.
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Aig
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Elberon
Frank Stary
Hrabek
Lews City
Ella M. Bulechek
George
Gay
Pam
AOL
Ste Marton Jutheyan
Eloity
Wasthor
Ehiutch
Rosdry
Hooy
Tate
Horner
North
Ekigileh
Sadie’ 'M
Wetherall
John Butler
Janice Dtive
Christian Church
Rebecca NW
George Blein
Ac Avenue NE
David
Pim
Best's
Beritl
Crehan Trailer Court
St. Luke's
Robert Barnett
Thirty-fifth Street
John Suchomel
Urbana
William Thompson
Twenty - Seventh
Campbell
John Stebbins
Glass Road
Allen Ahrens
West Eighth Avenue
Charles, Johnson
Indiana Street
Darwin, Hartman
Hartman
George Hartman
Wilson Avenue
Sheng
Rere
Kinsey Memorial
Huey PhD
Thomas K. Mattingly
Mission Control Center
Houston
Mattingly
Donovan L. Price
Ninth Avenue
Dene MecPartland
Northview Drive
John KR. Oxley
Toute
Bowling Street
William D. Martin
Nineteenth’'street
Gererally
Vietnam
Iowa U.N. Group
Joan Vogel
Logsdon
Weather Bureau
Los Angeles Lakers
Atlanta Hawks
Funeral Home and Cemetery
Teahen
Flrst Avenue
John E. Lapes
3Rd Ave
Nizam
O'Brien
Mortimer Caplan
Sheldon Cohen
Internal Revenue Service
Mitchell Rogovin
IRS
Tax Division
5Th Ave
Rohn Funeral Home
Third Avenue
Cer Os
Jen Ty
Star
Willy the Winker
Hat Rogers
Ee Pone
irPavete
Py Wreck
Burma
Aera Pierson
Nowak Monument
14Th Ave
Samet St Tae
Natn
Turner
John B. Turner & Son
Second Avenue
First Avenue West
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