Extended Forecast and Local Notices Across Multiple Cities
A period of showers is forecast through Monday to Wednesday with little temperature variation highs in the 60s and lows in the 40s. The report lists regional temperatures and rainfall totals, river stage readings for several sites, and upcoming jury reports, funeral notices, and service times across towns including LaCrosse, Lansing, Dubuque, Davenport, and Keokuk.
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Mississippi River
Lansing
Dam
McGregor
Guttenberg
Dubuque
Davenport
Keokuk
Magazine Publisher Leaves The New Yorker
David Michaels resigns as publisher of The New Yorker after 30 years in charge amid a long running dispute over the magazine s goals. Peter Fleischmann leads the company as president and chairman following Raoul Fleischmann s death earlier in 1969.
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New Yorker
NEW York
David Michaels
Michaels
Peter Fleischmann
Raoul Fleischmann
No Negligence Found In Two Jail Deaths
Linn county grand jury reported no negligence by city or county law enforcement in two deaths by suicide of intoxicated jailed individuals Ken neth Vine and Donavan Young. It urged reforms to treat intoxication as illness and to fund detox and rehabilitation, while noting no comment on a new jail housing policy.
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Linn County
Kenneth Vine
Cedar Rapids
Donavan Young
Linn
Walter Grant
Young
City Briefs Flag Stolen and Other Local Notices
Multiple theft reports for local residents and businesses. Flag stolen from Edna Mark’s porch on First Avenue SW. camera taken from Virginlee Hadenfelt’s car in Lindale Plaza lot. $145 value of items stolen from Park Towne Place annex. cash and checks stolen from Tripoli Theatrical Productions. ring and cash taken from Jim Stramel’s home. purse with $40 stolen from Donutland restroom. Also notes dental, events, and sales ads.
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Edna L. Markle
First Avenue
Virginlee’ Hadenfelt
Hamilton Street
Lindaie Plaza
Office of Tripoli Theatrical Productions
First Avenue SE
Judy Anderson
G Avenue
Donutland
Soviet Khrushchev pledge aid on Laos peace
Ten years ago Under secretary of State Harriman quoted Soviet Premier Khrushchev as assuring U S support to restore peace and neutrality to Laos, signaling Soviet willingness to back wartime peacetime efforts in the region.
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Harriman
Khrushchev
U.S
Laos
Deaths Mrs Orie Arntzen 60
Mrs. Orie E Arntzen 60 of 13823 Burch Ave NW died Saturday after a brief illness Born in Colchester Illinois June 10 1912 she worked 12 years in Roosevelt Junior High cafeteria and belonged to Trinity Lutheran Church Surviving Howard Gary Darrell six grandchildren two brothers Delbert Murray Allen Murray and a sister Blanche Stewart Services at Trinity Lutheran Church Monday at 3 pm Burial Cedar Memorial Cemetery Visitation Turner Chapel West until 9 pm Sunday and at the church Monday 10 am to 2 55 pm Casket will not be opened after service
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Mary Arntzen
Burch Avenue
Orie E. Arntzen
Colchester
Ill
Roosevelt Junior High School
Trinity Lutheran Church
Howard R
Gary A
Cedar Rapids
Darrell L
Bedford
Delbert Murray
Americus
Allen Murray
Blanche Stewart
Canton
Richard A. Osing
Michael Last of
Rasmussen Dies Former Marion Resident in Detroit
Fred Rasmussen aged 64 former Marion Cedar Rapids resident died in Detroit on Thursday Born August 18 1908 in Chicago he was a member of Precious Blood church in Detroit Surviving wife Mary Krall a son John Rasmussen his mother Margaret Rasmussen and three sisters Mrs Donald Dipple Margaret Rasmussen both of Marion and Mrs Howard Rowley Cedar Rapids Graveside services at Cedar Memorial cemetery 10:30 a.m. Tuesday conducted by the Rev William P Leonard Casket to remain closed Friends may register at Turner chapel east
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Fred €. Rasmussen
Marion
Cedar Rapids
Detroit
Chicago
Rasmussen
Precious Blood Church
Mary Krall
John Rasmussen
Margaret Jane Rasmussen
Donald Dipple
Margaret Rasmussen
Howard Rowley
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
William P. Leonard
Turner Chapel East
Newmire Charged With Criminal Trespass After Garage Break-in
Robert Newmire 33 of 4533 Fairlane Drive NE was arrested on a criminal trespass charge on a warrant by Justice Glenn Powers. The incident occurred at Michael R. Hall’s residence 226 Thirty Fourth Street Drive SE where Hall says Newmire broke into the garage. No items were reported missing. Newmire posted a $110 bond and was released.
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Robert Newmire
Fairlane Drive
Newmire
Justice of the Peace
Glenn Powers
Michael R. Hall
Thirty Fourth Street
Hall
Home Show Draws Weekend Crowds at Hawk Eye Downs
Weekend crowds gathered at Hawk Eye Downs for the 21st annual Home show sponsored by the Home Builders Assn of Cedar Rapids. Attendance reached 3,068 on Friday night, just short of last year’s 3,258 record, with 1,600 more visitors than the Thursday night opening. The fair opens Saturday from 1 p.m. to 10 p.m. and continues Sunday from 1 to 8 p.m.
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Exhibition Hall
Hawkeye Downs
Home Builders Assn. of
Cedar Rapids
Ladybug Bid Is Dead for Session in Iowa
Des Moines reports the bid to designate the ladybug as Iowa’s state insect is dead for this legislative session. Senator Jack Nystrom says the measure will not reach the senate floor while Senator Norman Rodgers plans to amend Senate Resolution 10 to designate the ladybug as state insect and pledge humane treatment.
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Des Moines
Jack Nystrom
R-Boone
Senate
Norman Rodgers
Dadel
Nystrom
Rodgers
Iowa
Grahek Blaser Elected To Head Hospital Groups
Mercy hospital officials lead Iowa hospital groups as Bernard M. Grahek becomes president of the Iowa Catholic Hospital Conference at Des Moines. Robert Blaser is elected president of the Iowa Hospital Financial Management Association. James Stoakes becomes vice chairman of the Iowa Society of Hospital Engineers. Barbara Moore named Medical Technologist of the Year at the Iowa Society of Medical Technologists meeting in Iowa City.
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Grahek
Blaser
Bernard M. Grahek
Mercy Hospital
Iowa Catholic Hospital Conference
Des Moines
Robert Blaser
Iowa Hospital Financial Management Assn
James Stoakes
Mercy
The
Iowa Society of Hospital Engineers
Barbara Moore
Iowa Society of Medical Technologists
Iowa City
Special Evening Courses Begin Next Week in Cedar Rapids
A series of non credit vocational classes sponsored by Kirkwood Community College starts next week across Cedar Rapids. Courses cover electronics auto repair small engine wood shop and more at Kirkwood campuses Washington High Jefferson High Linn-Mar and other sites with registration limited to the first class meeting this week.
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Cedar Rapids
Kirkwood Community College
Kirkwood Career Center
Seventh Street SE
Washington High School
Kennedy High School
Jefferson High School
Palo School
Linn-Mar High School
Pilcher Auto Rebuilders
Eighth Avenue
Kirkwood
Kirkwood Community Education Office
First Aid for Group Leaders Offered by Red Cross
Leaders of youth groups and others needing first aid training may join a two day multimedia course on May 7 and 8 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Red Cross office in Granby Hall. Enrollment is limited to 18 with a $1.10 materials fee. instructor is Joseph I. Weber.
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Red Cross
Granby
Joseph I. Weber
Viet Cong Free 63 Prisoners In First Civilian Exchange
Viet Cong released 63 prisoners loyal to Saigon on Saturday marking the first civilian swap under the cease fire. The Saigon command said 100 prisoners would be freed Monday and a Senate report noted U S involvement deepens in Cambodia as April air attacks shift to Khmer insurgents. In fighting near Hong Ngu, 25 Communist troops and four South Vietnamese soldiers died, with 25 government soldiers wounded. Phnom Penh officials dismissed blockade fears and said food and fuel still arrive.
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Saigon
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
United States
Cambodia
U. S
Hong Ngu
Iowa highway commission sets May 5 auction of several properties
The Iowa highway commission will hold a public auction at 10 a.m. on May 5 featuring multiple properties on Sixth Street SW and Waconia Avenue SW in Cedar Rapids. Cash terms apply, buyers have 45 days to move structures to foundation level, and inquiries should contact Gordon Ellison at Cedar Valley Expressway Cedar Rapids.
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Iowa Highway Commission
Miller Avenue
Sixth Street
Waconia Avenue
Space tragedy ends after 23 day space station stay
A crew spent 23 days aboard the space lab before perishing on return due to a hatch seal issue. The Salyut later reentered and burned up while the government has offered no official explanation for the three deaths.
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Monauts
Earth
Salyut
Watergate ties haunt White House aides in new disclosures
The resignation of an EPA official surfaces alleged acts tied to the Watergate probe. Gray claims awareness of serious allegations about his conduct, while Sen. Weicher relays Gray's destruction of two files from Dean and Ehrlichman. Ehrlichman confirms material from Hunt's White House safe, linked to old theater of Diem and Chappaquiddick ties, with Vesco and embassy notes also cited.
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Environmental Protection Agency
Gray
Sen
Lowell Weicher
R-Conn
Dean
Ehrlichman
Weicher
White House
Hunt
Democratic Party
Watergate
John F. Kennedy
Ngo Dinh Diem
Edward Kennedy
Chappaquiddick
CIA
Pentagon
G. Gordon Liddy
Ellsberg-Russo
U. S
Matt Byrne
Earl Filbert
Gordon Liddy
Howard Hunt
Daniel Ellsberg
Ellsberg
Vesco Linked to Nixon Funds Refunded Donation and Probe
Vesco gave 200000 in cash to Nixon re election efforts but the funds were later refunded. He is accused of directing looting totaling 224 million of four foreign mutual funds assets. He denies wrongdoing. The GAO referred 13000 in alleged new campaign finance violations by Nixon committee to the justice department urging action. The department had not responded to the Vesco contribution report issued March 12.
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Vesco
General Accounting Office
Nixon
Justice Department
Kleindienst
GAO
Oglala Leader Denies Sioux Firing on Wounded Knee
Richard Wilson, president of the Oglala Sioux, denies tribe members fired on the village. Some residents threaten to act if government does not end the occupation. A Wounded Knee occupier spokesman blames Wilson’s “goon squad” and notes LaMont’s family chose burial at Wounded Knee.
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Richard Wilson
Wounded Knee
New York
Dick Wilson
LaMont
Baby gorilla dies at Barcelona Zoo
A baby black gorilla fathered by Little Snowflake the white gorilla died Thursday night from bronchial pneumonia at the Barcelona Zoo. The zoo reported the loss of the infant, noting Little Snowflake’s unique lineage draws interest from visitors and researchers.
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Barcelona
Spain
Over 1100 Registered for Iowa Credit Union Convention
More than 1,100 members of the Iowa Credit Union League registered for the 43rd annual convention at the Roosevelt hotel to run through Saturday. Delegates held workshops on youth credit risk management and open end credit with 1,120 registered by Saturday morning and 1,200 expected by noon. Charles D. Holleyman of Bacone College will address the gathering Saturday night. Attendees came from across Iowa and other states, including several speakers.
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Iowa Credit Union League
League
Roosevelt Hotel
Charles D. Holleyman
Bacone College
Bacone
Oklo
Virgil Northrup Held on Three Charges
Virgil EE Northrup, 25, was arrested Friday on assault and battery intoxication and malicious damage to a building. The alleged target was his former wife Terri Northrup at 647 Fifth Avenue SE, with damages cited at 1041 Fourth Avenue SE. He remained jailed Saturday morning in Linn County on $110 bond per charge.
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Virgil EE. Northrup
Northrup
Justice of the Peace
Vincent Hart
Terri Northrup
Fifth Avenue SE
Irvin Lattiner
Fourth Avenue
Mirage jets shift ties as Libya to Egypt transfer reported
The Rome papers compare Oli vares with an Israeli official and note shared car models. Le Libyan Mirage jets reportedly moved to Egypt with bases at Beni Sueif and Fayoum, while Syria warns of possible Israeli attack and a Lebanese paper cites escalation. Israel and Paris deny the origins of the reports.
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Rome
Olivares
el al
Mid-East
Syria
Golan Heights
Israel
le Figaro
Libya
Egypt
Brezhnev Drops Three Politburo Members From Kremlin
Andrei Grechko and Yuri Andropov move out of the Politburo while Pyotr Shelest and Gennady Voronoyv are removed from top posts. First such purge since 1964, diplomats note the changes widen Brezhnev’s diplomatic base without threatening his grip.
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Ister
Andrei Grechko
Secret Police
KGB
Yuri Andropov
Pyotr Shelest
Gennady Voronoyv
Russian Federation
Brezhnev
Khrushchev
Gromyko
Grechko
Andropov
Brechnev
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Duluth
Phoenix
Houston
Seattle
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Gazette
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William J. Jungling
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Harold A. Miller
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Blair House
Center Point Road
Thirtieth Street
Twenty-sixth Street
Westwood Drive
Pine View Drive
Zion United Church of Christ
Chapman’s
West Liberty
Francis Wixom
Snider’s
Victor — Mary Schwiebert
McAninch’s. Williamsburg
Brian Floyd Kahler
Steven Kahler
McSwiggin
Uhlman
Waukon
Annette Felton
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Zion Church
Brillion
Wis
Martin’s. Brooklyn
Emil Prusha
Neuenhoven
S. Center Point
Laura Tripp
Center Point Cemetery
Murdoch’s. Central City
Florence A. Kirkpatrick
Tipton
Islamic Center
Bethany Congregational Church
6Th St. NW
Park Towne Place Apartments
Park Towne Court
Boddicker School of Music
Adv
St. Michael’s Episcopal Church
Fortieth Street
Buresh
Jim Stramel
Fourth Avenue SE
Mackin Diamond Vogel Paint Center
Mt. Vernon Rd
S.E
Iowa Typewriter Co
Dial
Cleveland
Jerome
IE Tower
Orie Arntzen
Fred Rasmussen
Iowa Hospital Assn
Bernard Graher
Indo-China
Phnom Penh
Keam Reth
Beirut
State Department
Charles Bray
Washington Post
Lebanon
Gorilla
Credit Assembly
Virgil Northrup
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