Death notices for Stephenson and Murdoch in Iowa services
Iowa notices report the death of Stephenson aged 33 with services Monday at 2 pm at St. John s Lutheran church and casket to be closed after the service. Another notice lists Murdoch aged 64 with services Sunday or Monday and burial at Columbus Center city cemetery. Forecasts note partly cloudy skies and cooler turning conditions across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atheier
Stacy's
Columbus
Cenler
City Cemetery
Weather and birth notices from Mercy and area towns
A weather box lists Saturday highs and rainfall with April totals and normals, plus barometer and humidity data. The Gazette reports births at Mercy and St Luke's, naming families and locations such as Strawberry Point, Kalona, Sigourney, Garrison, and Farmington, with service times and churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunzeta
Brewster Urges P O Rescission of Proposed Cuts
Senator Brewster of Maryland urged the Post Office to rescind planned postal cuts set for May 14. He warned the reductions would damage service and cited Gronouski's plan to trim 3,100 jobs and $12.7 million in savings. He criticized loss of Saturday parcel post, reduced window hours, and removal of the second daily delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Brewster
D-Md
Satrday
Ice Department
Gronouski
Nuclear plants could power civilian use under study
Washington AP report says Johnson administration cuts in plutonium production may be redirected to civilian power plants. The Atomic Energy Commission favors conversion as feasible and invites utility firms to study economics and engineering. Two reactors slated for plutonium work at Hanford and Savannah River could supply hundreds of megawatts if converted, potentially surpassing current private plants and rivaling NPR outputs.
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Sterling Green Washington
Johnson
Atomic Energy Cam
AEC
Hanford
Wash
Savannah River
S.C
NPR
AEC Tol
Pacific Northwest
Hanford Cennter
Minor Fire at Allis-Chalmers Damages Minor
A fire at the Allis-Chalmers building at Second Avenue and Thirty-first Street drive SE caused only minor damage Saturday night at 6 48. Firemen blamed a pressure regulator malfunction on an acetylene pipeline outside the building that ignited and exploded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allis-Chalmers
Second Avenue
Thirty-first Street Drive
Kennedy urges Indiana to back Welsh in primary
Senator Edward Kennedy urged Indiana Democrats to vote for Gov. Matthew Welsh in the May 5 presidential primary to show the nation Indiana favors progress over reaction. He spoke at the Indiana Jefferson-Jackson Day dinner, endorsing Welsh as a stand-in for President Johnson to 3,200 attendees at the state fairgrounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Edward Kennedy
De Gaulle Withdraws French Naval Officers From NATO
The French leader De Gaulle moves to withdraw all French naval officers from NATO command structures. This step, amid stress over the Atlantic Alliance, risks creating new problems for Western statesmen. Secretary of State Rusk and British Foreign Secretary Butler will meet in Washington this week to reassess Alliance affairs in light of De Gaulle's decision.
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NATO
State Rusk
U. S
R. A. Butler
Washington
del. Gaulle
Secretary Rusk cites Asia as vital to U S security
In a broad briefing Secretary Rusk described Southeast Asia and nearby nations as essential to U S security. He warned that communist North Vietnam receives support from Red China while大陆 regional leaders struggle with guerrilla warfare and economic lag. The remarks came amid coverage of postwar Asia and the ongoing Vietnam conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Korea
China
Southeast Asia
U.S
New York
Max Wylie
Wylie
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Laos
Red China
Masgn
Khath
Tay
Rusk
Asia
Red
Ted
Western Pacific
Ate Et de Auieg Seven
Cus Anite Focal
Ins News
Govt Officials Faulted For Analyzing Nations They Never Visited
Rep. John Rooney questions State Department desks in testimony released Friday noting that India Greece Laos and the Philippines desks have officials who have never visited those countries. Talbot and Green defend cautious study while acknowledging gaps in firsthand experience.
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Washington
State Department
Laos
John Rooney
Dnly
House Appropriations
Phillips Talbot
India
Greece
Marshall Green
Thailand
Philippine
Philippine Islands
Rooney
Talbot
Fragmented Gazette entry on Cedar Rapids publication
A damaged OCR excerpt relates to the Cedar Rapids Gazette established in 1863, noting postage paid at Cedar Rapids and subscription figures. It mentions publishing cadence mornings and Sundays, with monthly and yearly rates and a list of irregular notes about editors and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Gazett
Gazalte Ce
Harding Papers Released From Guarded Archive
COLUMBUS Ohio AP 40 year void ends as Ohio Historical Society opens Warren G Harding papers. Historians expect no sensational disclosures but say the trove may illuminate mysteries of the late president. Kenneth Duckett catalogs 13 file cabinets held by the Harding Memorial Association of Marion since 1924.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, Ohio
Warren G. Harding
Ohio Historical Society
Butt
Kenneth
Duckett
Harding Memorial Assn
Marion
Harding
Carl Sawyer
Ito
Malaysian Chief Scores Landslide Victory for Alliance
Kuala Lumpur AP reports Prime Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman's Alliance party won a landslide victory with two strong mandates. He said the win gave courage to face Indonesia threats with absolute confidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
Tunku Abdul Rahman
Al-lance
Rahman
Three Slightly Hurt In Cedar Rapids Car Overturn
A Cedar Rapids family of three sustained minor injuries when their car overturned near the Killian Sports Center on highway 218 Saturday about 4 30 p m They were treated at Mercy hospital and released Pren tise Thurmond wife Delores 21 and son Prentise jr nine months all injured with contusions and abrasions
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Cedar Rapids
Killian Sports Center
Highway 218
Mercy Hospital
Prentise Thurmond
Delores
Prentise, Jr
Joint Concert by Clarence and Lowden Schools
The Lowden vaults present a joint concert by LOWDEN Vocal and instrumental groups at the Lowden gym on Tuesday evening at 7 p.m. The program features performances by both schools with expected student soloists and ensemble pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowden
Clarence
Iwill
Faces Of Poverty Highlighted By University Women
Dr. Margaret I Liston addressed 1 150 attendees at the American Association of University Women convention noting poverty comes in six forms: age over 65 unemployment disability minority status the family on wheels and all of us. She urged identifying local poverty types and educating oneself to lead efforts to alleviate economic and emotional deprivation.
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Gozette Polsey
Jean Moivet
Margaret Liston
Iowa State University
American Assn. of University
Sheraton- Montrose
Liston
Division
Home Economics
University
H. J. Pohlman
Dubuque
Association
Cedar Rapids
Margaret I. Liston
American Assn. of
University ‘Women
Division of
Town State University
de. Liston
Manchester 15 Year Old Driver Fractures Hip In Crash
A 15 year old Manchester boy, William Cozad, suffered a fractured hip when the car he drove overturned on a gravel road four miles northeast of Manchester around 5 p.m. Saturday. Two passengers, Mike Cook and Larry Rotach, both from Manchester, were not seriously injured. The report notes the driver apparently lost control while attempting to pass a tractor.
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Dla
the Gate
Manchester
Here
William Cozad
Noe Schwoob
Manchester, Hospital
Jacyun
Mike
Cook
Larry Rotach
Gore Attacks Civil Rights Bill as Dangerous
Senator Albert Gore of Tennessee labels the civil rights measure dangerous and defective on the Senate floor. He warns the bill’s broad power to cut off federal funds could target entire school or welfare funds if any district violates rules. Gore argues the measure remains uncertain and unrealizable and urges a vote on a restrictive amendment offering jury trials in discrimination cases.
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Barry Schweld
Washington
Senate
Tennessee
Albert Gore
Hoffa and Williams clash over use of union funds
Washington reports that Teamsters President James R Hoffa and general counsel Edward Bennett Williams argued over using union funds to cover Hoffa's legal expenses. A union spokesman denied a dispute, while Williams advised that paying Hoffa’s defense in a Chicago trial would be illegal.
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Washington
Teamsters Union
James R. Hoffa
Edward Bennett Williams
Hoffa
Teamsters
Williams
Chicago
Tanganyika Zanzibar Union Ratified by Zanzibar and Tanganyika
In DAR es SALAAM the revolutionary council of Zanzibar and the national assembly ratified the Tanganyika Zanzibar union agreement. The new Republic of Tanganyika and Zanzibar officially formed at midnight, marking the full union.
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Dar Es Salaam
Revolutionary Council
Zanzibar
Tanganyika
Union of Tanganyika
Republic of
Pope Calls Italian Workers to Choose Christ Over Ideologies
At a Vatican audience for 30,000 workers from southern Italy, Pope Paul VI urged a choice between religion and communism. He urged workers from Naples to remain faithful to the Church, build a New World, and change things for the good with intelligence and freedom.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
Italy
Pon- Lif
Naples
Memorial Services and Political Commentary Mix in Town
A jumble of local notices and political chatter from Cedar Rapids to Kansas City outlines memorial services led by Rev. Edmund Becker and Camp Fire Girls events, alongside a Scranton Pennsylvania casualty report and governor Keisling’s stance on campaigning. A girl struck by a car near Thirty-second Street NE survived abrasions, while remarks at a public gathering connected to the presidential race touched on possible strategy and candidate participation.
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Arnold
Novert Allen
All Saints
Edmund Becker
Tama
Toledo
Camp Fire
Beckat
Kimberly Jean
Kansas City
Cedar Rapene
Cedar Memorial
Gav
William
Kojeng
Iwasas
Teraeea
Scranton
Pennsylvania
Willj
Republican Press
Mt. Vernon Road
Eighth Street
Susan Phillips
A. Leeton
Phillips
Vine Avenue
William Ment
St. Luke's Hospital
Keisling
Ste
Hartford
Colin
Vernon Road
Katherine E. Levien
Thirty-second Street
Deaths of Sister Mary Angela R S M in Cedar Rapids
Sister Mary Angela R S M born Margaret S Pick in Richland Iowa on March 20 1890 died in a Cedar Rapids hospital after a short illness. She entered the Sisters of Mercy in 1918 professed in 1921 taught in several Iowa communities and is survived by two sisters and two brothers. Her body was moved to Sacred Heart Convent with services at the convent chapel conducted by Msgr William Collins. Burial followed at Calvary cemetery.
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Mary Angela
R.S.M
Cedar Rapids
Margaret S. Pick
Richland
Sisters of Mercy
Oelwein
Grand Junction
St. Wenceslaus
St. Matthews
Anamusa
Garryowen
Watering
Mary Marcella
Mes
Henry ‘Michels
Clarion
Hubert P. Pick
Chris J. Fick
Portland
Ore
Monghan-Stewart’s
New Sacred Heart Convent
Ham
William Collins
Calvary
George Lane 77 Cedar Rapids resident dies after illness
George L. Lane 77 of 90 Lighth Avenue SE Cedar Rapids died Saturday morning after two short illnesses. A retired Rock Island railroad employee born in Mt. Auburn September 24 1886 he lived in Cedar Rapids most of his life. Survived by wife Sepha Pitsenbarger Lane married December 1842 three daughters Evelyn Kleppe Jennie Bruce and Mrs Clarence Narman two sons Alfred and a Cedar Rapids II stepchildren six grandchildren eight great grandchildren and two brothers Edward Brandon and William Cedar Rapids. Services at Chapel of Memories Cedar Memorial 10:40 Tuesday led by Rev Richard Wagner. Friends may call at Brosh chapel after noon.
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George L. Lane
Lighth Avenue
Rock Island Railroad
Mt. Auburn
Cedar Rapids
Sepha Pitsenbarger Lane
Det
Clarence Narman
Evelyn Kleppe
Jennie Bruce
Alfred
Edward
Brandon
William
Cedar Memorial
Richard Wagner
Brosh Chapel
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Iowa
C.R. Weather
Guttenders
Joseph H. Stocter
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Tuecke’s
Strawberry Point
Burton
Ballatt
Rockford
Gill's
Downey
Rhonda Jean King
Dale King
Barker's
West Branch
Sigourney
George Lown
I T Reynolds
Kalona
Tily Zachs
Sharm_EUB
Yoder's
Monona
Dean Schroeder
St. John's Lutheran Church
Farmarsburg
Schultz
Vinton
William Spencer
First Baptist Church
Garrison
Fry and Halt
Decorah
Walter Rumlo
Hesper Lutheran Church
Steine's
Maynard
Olga Rohrig
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Delsing- Wright
C. Fred Deal
Seventeenth Street
Charles Willson
Grove Court
Mercy
Eugene J. Conmor
Twenty-fifth Street
Terry J. Rodgers
Fortieth Street
St. Luke's
Benjamin F. Wolverton
Central City
Richard D
Krause
Blairs Ferry Road
Courtney
Mayne
Staub Court
Terry D- Hall
Nineteenth Avenue
Clarence F. Miller
Lloyd W. Henderson
Fifteenth Street
Robert W
Schumacher
Navenusl NW
Larry D. Shultz
Stecel SE
Donald L. Wilson
Walker
P.O
Teddy
Indiana
de Gaulle
Poe
Globe Report
Kcrg-Tv
Bob Young
Malls Wight Editin Ifoues
John E. Lapes
Srd Ave
Warren Harding
Kinsey Memorial
Ave
Seem
Gore
Tanganyika-Zanzibar
Camp Fire Fair
George Lane
Novak Monument CO. Fine
Beatty
Beurle
Beatty-Baurle's
Beatty-Bearle
Brady
St. Ave
Turner
Turner's
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