Five Day Forecast and Weather Details From Daily Record
The Daily Record notes Thursday high and low temperatures, precipitation in inches, and a five day forecast. Temperatures span from the 50s to 70s with southeast readings veering below normal, and northwest markedly lower. Precipitation expected as showers Saturday and Sunday, with cooling then warming later in the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerald L. Morrison
Ames
Rachel M. Reinhard
Thirty-fifth Street
Steven J. Hersh
Tama
Kenneth J. Propst
Keota
Births and notices from St Luke's and area postings
Births listed for several families in Marion Cedar Rapids Denver Heidelberg and surrounding areas with names and addresses for newborns and parents. Includes marriage licenses, divorce dismissals and petitions, police court fines and notices of services for multiple individuals in Iowa communities. No clear single event. a compilation of birth announcements, legal notices, and public notices.
Ruling on Meat In Chicken Soup
Washington AP reports the Agriculture Department has ordered that starting September 1 all prepared chicken or turkey soups must contain at least 2 percent poultry meat on a ready to serve basis. Soups with less may be labeled chicken flavored or turkey flavored. The rule covers all poultry soups processed by plants selling across state lines.
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Washington
Agriculture, Department
European Tour Travelers Take Off Tonight
A Pan American 707 jet with 167 Cedar Rapids area residents prepared to depart for the fourth annual Chamber of Commerce overseas goodwill tour. Passport delays caused anxiety but were resolved. The flight refuels in New York and lands in Paris on Saturday. Other groups include 79 Balkan tour participants to Athens, 37 on a Paris to Rome route, and 51 air travelers to Paris. The European and Balkan travelers plan to meet in Rome for the return flight, arriving back in Cedar Rapids the evening of May 21.
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Cedar Rapids
Area
Chamber of Commerce
New York
Paris
Athens
Rome
Westmoreland Defends Vietnam Strategy Amid Attacks
General Westmoreland warned that the Vietcong will intensify attacks on U.S. installations and on hamlet, village and district structures to deter democracy in South Vietnam. He said enemy morale is deteriorating but not finished, and stressed the need to pressure the North by bombing and ground operations to prevent outside aggression from engulfing the South.
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South Vietnam
Westmoreland
U.S
Saigon
North Vietnam
Delta
Two Americans Freed by Yemen
The State Department said Yemen released Charles Michalec and Warren Tadlock, two of four U.S. aid officials arrested. The report notes prior coverage and mentions broadcasts and political dispute over insurrection claims, with remarks on North Vietnamese forces and battlefield losses.
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Washington
Yemen
Charles Michalec
Warren Tadlock
U.S
Cobb case set for trial in June after search warrant ruling
In Linn County Cobb, 35, faces manslaughter and leaving the scene charges from a hit and run that killed Nelson Larson, 83, last November. He was accused of 21 bad checks totaling 727.66 between Oct 25 and Nov 8. The state appeals a judge’s ruling that a search warrant used for evidence was invalid. The trial is scheduled June 26.
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Linn County
Ford, Sears, Rodbuck and Co
Nowrest Cobb
Supreme Court
Jack Fulton
Fulton
the Gazette
Cobb
Twentieth Street SE
East Post Road
Nelson Larson
FBI
Paul Kinion Named Assistant County Attorney
Paul Kinion 28 of 1925 Eighth avenue SE is named assistant county attorney by Linn County Attorney William Faches who takes office May 1. Kinion, a 1964 University of Iowa law graduate, previously worked as first assistant in Des Moines county and now partners at Claassen Kreuter Ibeling in Cedar Rapids. He is married to Patricia Kearney. they have three children.
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Paul H. Kinion
Eighth Avenue SE
Linn
William Faches
Faches
Kinion
Jack Fulton
Iowa Commissioner of Public Safety
University of Iowa
Des Moines County
Burlington
Brown Sentenced On Check Charge
Kenneth L. Brown, 22, was sentenced Thursday to seven years by the men's reformatory in Anamosa for false uttering of a check. Judge B J Maxwell placed him on probation and ordered the sentence to run concurrently with a seven-year Polk district court sentence on another false uttering of a check conviction. Brown
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth L. Brown
Anamosa
B. J. Maxwell
Brown
Polk District Court
Sarge Is Living Charmed Life
SAIGON AP reports Sgt Billy Hammond of Rosepine La. says luck keeps him safe after a Ninth Infantry Division patrol where he triggered a sprained booby trap, avoided a Guerilla claymore mine, and spotted a concealed anti personnel mine during combat action.
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Saigon
Billy Hammontree
Rosepine
Ninth Infantry Division
Papandreou Sees Reporters In Hospital As Release Rumor Fades
In Athens the military regime let reporters view leftist leader George Papandreou in a military hospital where he said his treatment is excellent. The visit aimed to dispel death rumors. A regime official said Papandreou and his anti monarchist son Andreas would be freed in a few days.
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Athens
George Papandreou
Papandreou
Andreas
Clay faces induction amid protest at center
Clay, facing a draft induction, eats a pork-free lunch with his lawyers as a 30-person protest outside the center denounces Vietnam war killings and civil rights issues. Demonstrators include Black and white members wearing sandals mini-skirts and a robe with a cross. Police manage light traffic nearby.
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Clay
Army
Vietnam
All Bank
Fine Arts Show at Ambroz Center This Weekend
A fine arts studio show at Ambroz Recreation Center 404 Sev enteenth street SE features work by 150 participants from center classes. Displays include pottery wheel, hand construction, sculpture, children's media like collages and drawings, and adult ink wash, pencil, pastels, charcoal, and oil painting. Margarete Ellyson and Cheryl Chadim will be on hand to answer questions. Hours 9 to 12 and 1 to 5 Saturday. 1 to 5 Sunday with open house. Free admission.
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Ambroz Recreation Center
Seventeenth Street
The
Recreation Commission
Ambroz Center
Margarete Ellyson
Cheryl Chadim
Area 10 Sets Bid Dates for New Building Groundbreaking
Area 10 Community board held public hearing on pilings for a new vocational technical building in Cedar Rapids with no objections. Bids for structural steel to start May 16, and a first phase building ground breaking occurred on Bowling Street SW. The project totals about 4 million dollars and will be done in two phases with multiple contracts. Johnson Johnson and Kay presented progress on the long range campus plan, seeking general approval. the board delayed action and took the plan under advisement.
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Area 10
Board of Directors
Campus Phinners
Cedar Rapids
J Board
Bowling Street
Johnson and Kay
Meetig
B. A. Jensen
TV Bill faces new councils for education network
A proposed TV bill seeks a $3 million start for 1967-69 to create and administer a statewide educational television system. It would establish two advisory boards: a communications council led by state officials and a separate educational television radio system board with appointees from public instruction regents and the governor, including private college representation.
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Sen
Kibbie
Harold Hughes
Communications Council
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
State Commissioner of Public Safety
State Adjutant General
Highway Commission
State Board of Regents
State Board of Control
Educational Television Radio System Board
Educational Television Board
State Board of Public Instruction
State Department of Public Instruction
Board of Regents
Cub News Pack 29 Awards Presented at Hoover School
On Thursday at Hoover school Randy Boone Kevin On the final roll call 25 Democrats and 13 Republicans joined Sasek David Brandon Bobby Hoyt Kenny Sasek Wade Alli to pass the bill The Republicans listed include Balloun DeHart DeKoster Erskine Frey Hougen Jepson Kuhl Lange Lucken Messerly Mills Potgetter Rigler Stephens Eaton Democrats named Elvers Heatherlin Heying Kruck Main Patton Reichardt The text lists attendees and party split with names.
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Hoover ‘School
Randy Boone
Kevin
Ray Richardson
Ricky Crats
Sasek
David Brandon
Bobby Forces
Hoyt
Kenny Sasek
Wade Alli
Sow
Mike Wicke
Mitchell Haars
David Prignita
Balloun
DeHart
DeKoster
Erskine
Frey
Hougen
Jepson
Kuhl
Lange
Lucken
Messerly
Mills
Potgetter
Rigler
Stephens
Eaton
Elvers
Heatherlin
Heying
Kruck
Main
Patton
Reichardt
Deaths and funeral notices for area residents
Arthur F Sander 79 of 2020 Washington Ave SE found dead at home by police. Died of natural causes last Monday per medical examiner. Survived by two sisters and a brother. Services pending at Turner Schapel East. other notices list Requiem high mass at St Patrick and burials at Immaculate Conception cemetery and Mt Calvary. Burial details and church services for several individuals listed.
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Arthur F. Sander
Washington Avenue
Sanders
Cedar Rapids
John Blau
Arnold Sander
California
Turner Schapel East
Nets
Mary
St. Patrick's Church
Robert McDonald
Immaculate Conception
Armah
Bilsland
William M.—Kuba
Anthony W. Chihak
St. John's
Haegg
Henry Edmund
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Glenn W. McMichael
Mizpah Lodge
Af&am
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Hanford Post
American Legion
Turner Chapel East
McHugh
John W
Immaculate Conception Church
Msgr
Wm. A. Roach
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Monahan Stewart Funeral Home
Want ads invite daily buy sell or trade actions
Daily want ads invite readers to buy sell rent or trade items with a simple call to 369 1234. The note emphasizes ongoing opportunities for local exchanges and listings.
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Dial
Pop-Top Meter Slugs Are Good For 30 Days
Cedar Rapids resident Peter Stoffel an 18 year old was given a 30 day suspended sentence in municipal court for placing Pop-Top beer can rings into parking meters on April 27. An employee from the traffic engineering department testified rings were used to gain time while meter maintenance crews noted meters can jam with aluminum rings.
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Robert L. Hunt, Jr
Franbrook Terrace
Edward L. Clary
Central City
Thomas F. Bavis
Parkwood Drive
Timothy J. Schaefer
First Avenue
J. G. Kane
Cedar Rapids
Traer
Elmer F. Pierce
Eighteenth Avenue
Steven J. Hershman
Tama
David S. Wiedow
West Union
Peter Stoffel
Fifteenth Street
Harold L. Hunt
Nineteenth Street
Peter J. Olney
Thirty-eighth Street
Stephen J. Hershman
James M. Hodina
Ely
Robert T .Stastney
Raymond O'Dell
Fifth .Street
Fifteenth Street SE
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Itwo
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