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Daily Record reports high and low temperatures across multiple cities with precipitation figures, plus April totals and normalals. It includes ward notices about births, a list of traffic and court fines, and funeral services for several communities.
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Teen Arrested in Palo Tavern Burglary Case
Sheriff deputies arrested Craig R. Bean of Hiawatha Thursday morning for burglary at the Corner Tavern in Palo on March 28. Bean, taken to Linn County Jail, faces breaking and entering charges after allegedly entering through a side window and stealing about $40 in beer and cigarets with bond set at $5,000.
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Craig R. Bean
Hiawatha
Palo
Linn County
Bean
Drunk Driver, 29, Wins 60 Day Driving Permit
William J. Laird, 29, of 1728 Richmond road NE, pled guilty to drunk driving and was fined 300 dollars plus costs by Judge B J Maxwell. His license was revoked for 60 days, but he may drive a truck for Colonial Baking Co. during that period. Laird was arrested April 17 after an accident at Second avenue and Tenth street SE.
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William J. Laird
Richmond Road
B. J. Maxwell
Maxwell
Laird
Colonial Baking Co
Second Avenue
Tenth Street
The Rifleman Premieres After Dark on Channel 9
A tense late night air surrounds the TV debut as The Rifleman endures a deadly night event at 6 00 PM on Thursday broadcasting on KCRG TV Channel 9.
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Kcrg-Tv
Channel 9
One Deletion in Paving Program By City Council
The city council approved with one deletion the 1966 paving program totaling 380,820 dollars. The removed alley segment between Camburn Court and Sixteenth streets SE to Mt. Vernon road faced objections as costly for elderly abutting property owners. The alley’s cost was 9,674 with 9,288 to be assessed to nearby property owners. bids for the full program are due May 11.
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Camburn Court
Sixteenth Streets
Eighth Avenue
Mt. Vernon Road
Pacifists detained during Saigon embassy protest clash
Pacifists led by U S Committee for Non-violent Action were detained near the American embassy in Saigon after clashing with police as they attempted to reach the embassy. Six were ordered to leave Vietnam. a CBS cameraman and a London photographer were injured or assaulted during the scuffle.
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U. S. Committee For Non-violent Action
Bradford Lyttle
Voluntown
Conn
Saigon
Carl Sorensen
CBS
Neil Davis
London
Kiesaburo Shimamoto
Panasia News
UCS Allows Funds for Alcoholism Unit After Debate
After a lengthy debate the United Community Service board approved up to 5580 dollars for a citizens committee on alcoholism for the remainder of 1966. The decision followed prior moves to seek state or federal funds and involved questions about staffing, budgeting, and whether to create a new agency midyear.
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UCS
Citizens Committee On
Alcoholism Group
Marion
Pete Crivaro
Crivaro
Bob Johnson
Alcoholism Committee
Charles H. Sheehy
Alcoholism Agency
Sheehy
Missing Two Weeks, Boys Found Alive in Boxcar
Two boys missing for two weeks were found alive in a sealed Milwaukee boxcar after a planned trip described by locals as a bored adventure. They told stories to cope with fear while sharing details of their ordeal and awaiting return to their families at Fort Bragg.
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Melvin
Waddell
Fort Bragg
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Milwaukee County Emergency Hospital
Milwaukee
Young Waddell
Harvey
Bill Waddell
David
Heart Assistant Device Aids Dying Patient
The article describes a grapefruit sized implanted assist device powered by compressed air. It dosed pulses to keep a patient alive and could be disconnected or reconnected quickly. Goals include miniaturizing external equipment for mobility and eventually fully replacing the heart with a self powered artificial heart.
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DeBakey
New Program Committees Form in UGN Budgets
Walter Schupp notes $5 077 in unused federal funds will be returned and $15 859 spent on the crash program including salaries. About 3 859 people signed up for the federal health program during Medicare alert. John Berger reports a move to seek UCS action information from a juvenile court advisory committee.
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UGN
Walter Schupp
Cedar Rapids
Schupp
John Berger
Conference of Executives Committee
UCS
Berger
Howard W. McLaughlin
McLaughlin
Air Pulse Device Improves Diaphragm Based Chambers
A device uses a hard plastic outer dome attached to an implanted portion with an airtight seal. A tube from a compressed air machine delivers pulses to the outer chamber where air pressure moves a flexible diaphragm separating two chambers.
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Moehling Retained Iowa Resident Status for Fee Reduction
Mrs. Ronald E. Moehling formerly moved to Illinois but was reclassified as an Iowa resident by the UI non residents fee review committee. State Sen. Tom Riley said the change restores in state status, reduces four year enrollment costs by about $2,000, and refunds a $40 out of state fee already paid.
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Ronald E. Moehling
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Illinois
Tom Riley
R-Linn County
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Riley
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Gazette Classifieds Highlight Profitable Habit Ad
Daily listing notes a profitable habit to form with emphasis on daily repetition. The brief item underscores potential financial benefits and practical steps for readers to adopt the habit.
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Deaths James Burke Suicide in Cedar Rapids Garage
James C. Burke 38 of 821 E Avenue NW died by his own action from carbon monoxide poisoning in his garage. The coroner ruled suicide, Burke despondent recently, discovered by his brothers before midnight. He worked at Iowa Steel and Iron Co. and belonged to St. Patrick's church and the Machinist union. Requiem Mass set for Saturday at St. Patrick's with burial at Mt Calvary.
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James C. Burke
E Avenue NW
Percy Harris
Linn County
Burke
Harold E. Burke
Robert J. Burke
Mr. Burke
la Grand
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Steel and Iron Co
St. Patrick’s Church
The
Machinist Union
Charles Burke
Harlan Leichsenring
Maurice
Robert
Harold
Donald
Sharon
J. Robert McDonald
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Teahen Chapel
Services for Viola B. Lawrence Set Saturday at 3
Memorial services for Viola B. Lawrence 47 of 301 Thirty eighth street NE Cedar Rapids will be held 3 p.m. Saturday at Beatty Bearle funeral home. Interment later. Her husband Clare Lawrence deputy bailiff Cedar Rapids Municipal Court and father Joe Lenicka Cedar Rapids plus sister Georgiana McKeehan Denver survive.
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Viola B. Lawrence
Thirty Eighth Street
Cedar Rapids
Beatty-Bearle
Lawrence
Western
Clare
Joe Lenicka
Georgiana McKeehan
Denver
Rites Held For Sara E Hakes Cedar Rapids Widow
Sara E Hakes 70 of 1408 B avenue NE Cedar Rapids widow of Charles E Hakes died Thursday after a brief illness She was born June 28 1895 in Center Point Surviving are daughter Donna Hakes and sister Mrs Sam Remains both of Cedar Rapids Her husband died in 1941 She was an American Legion Auxiliary member at Solon Memorial services 1 30 p m Saturday at Turner chapel with Dr John Woods of Westminster Presbyterian Burial Cedar Memorial Friends may call after 11 a m Friday
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Sara E. Hakes
B Avenue NE
Charles E. Hakes
Cedar Rapids
Center Point
Donna Hakes
Sam Remains
Hakes
American Legion Auxiliary
Solon
Turner Chapel
John Woods
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Cedar Memorial
Infants Die After Birth at Local Hospital
The infant twin boys of Mr and Mrs Gene Kellenberger of 1428 Wildwood Drive NE died in a local hospital at 5 a.m. Wednesday two hours after birth. Surviving are the parents two sisters Karen and Diane grandparents Mr and Mrs Rudolph Kellenberger West Amana Mrs Paul R Clark Des Moines and great grandmother Mrs Helene Schanz West Amana. Private memorial services were held in Turner Chapel and a cremation ritual followed.
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Gene Kellenberger
Wildwood Drive
Karen
Diane
Rudolph Kellenberger
West Amana
Paul R. Clark
Des Moines
Helene Schanz
Turner Chapel
Rath Unions Action May End Dispute at Rath Packing Co
Women laid off last summer sue Rath Packing Co and Local 46 in Cedar Rapids federal court alleging sex discrimination under the Civil Rights Act. The union proposes a new seniority plan that would merge male and female lists by occupational qualifications and basing layoffs on combined seniority, possibly dropping the injunction if accepted. Attorneys say back wages of about 150000 may still be pursued.
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Rath Packing Co
Waterloo
Rath
Cedar Rapids
Local 46
United Packinghouse Workers
Craig Mosier
Mosier
Daylight Saving Time Affects Rail Schedules and Mail
The Illinois Central lines shift to daylight time with earlier departures and arrivals between New Orleans, Chicago, and Waterloo Iowa. The Land O Corn route changes Chicago to Waterloo timing. The Cedar Rapids mail handling may delay mail distribution if train arrivals are late, though the post office adheres to daylight time in other operations.
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Cedar Rapids
Boy With Meningitis Making Recovery
Dennis Meyers an 18 month old Cedar Rapids resident recovering from meningitis after hospital admission on April 14. Dr John P Jacobs supervising says he will be moved from isolation in Mercy hospital pediatrics and may go home early next week.
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Dennis Meyers
Cedar Rapids
John P. Jacobs
Robert Meyers
Prairie Creek Trailer Court SW
Mercy Hospital
Jacobs
Memorial Services for Local Residents Planned
Memorial services are announced for Bessie Koutnik at Kuba funeral home Friday 8 45 a m with requiem mass at 9 at St Wenceslaus church led by Rt Rev Msgr Anthony W Chihak Burial will follow at St Johns Also Frnk A Kula slated for Friday 9 15 a m at Janeba Kuba funeral home with a 9 30 a m mass at St Ludmila s church by Rev A L Zachar Burial at St Josephs Prairieburg Clayton A Pitcher to have services Friday 1 30 p m at Hesser Memorial chapel by Rev A T Washington of Sharon EUB church Burial at Linwood
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Clayton A
Hesser Memorial Chapel
A. T. Washington
Sharon Eub Church
Linwood
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