Daily Record Weather Snapshot and Extended Forecast
Highs and lows listed for cities including Atlanta Miami Chicago New York Seattle and more. Extended forecast covers Saturday to Monday with rain chances west and temperatures from sixty in the northeast to upper sixties in the southwest and lows near 40s north and mid 40s south. Barometer humidity wind and sunrise sunset data included.
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Atlanta
Miami
Bismark
Min‘apolis
Chicago
N.orleans
Denver
New York
Duluth
Phoenix
Houston
Seattle
L. Angeles
Washington
Iowa
State House Debates Tax Increase and School Aid Bill
Legislature opens the second week of session with committee of the whole. Four non-controversial bills pass. a licensing and registration bill for boats is reconsidered and deferred. Six bills received. soil and water conservancy districts discussed. government self-liquidating improvements bill to be corrected. Birth announcements from Coralville and other locations.
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House
Local notices list services and incidents across towns
At 12 36 p m on Wednesday a overheated furnace at 1031 Tenth avenue SE is noted. A false alarm at 1317 J street SW occurred at 12 18 am Thursday. A defective light ballast at 720 Third Volga James Hummel 80 is listed at 2 31 am Thursday. Funeral services are announced for multiple residents including Worthington Wendell L. Georgen 66 at St. Paul Lutheran Rosary at 8 Thursday at Mc Bride's Dyersville for What Cheer John R. Monroe 47 and services Friday at 2 Harden's Earlville Ray Ham 64 with rites Saturday at Earlville Methodist church. Visitation Thursday after 7 at Clifton's. Luxemburg Dennis J. Hess 21 with services Saturday 10 30 Holy Trinity Catholic church and Rosary Friday at 8 at Kramer’s. Oelwein Ora Womack 84 services Friday 1 30 Hintz Iowa City Herbert Ash 89 services Friday 2 George L.
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Tenth Avenue SE
J Street
Third Avenue SE
Volga
James Hummel
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Worthington
Wendell L. Georgen
St. Paul’s Catholic Church
Rosary
McBride’s
Dyersville
John R. Monroe
Harden's
Earlville
Ray Ham
Earlville Methodist Church
Visitation
Clifton’s. Luxemburg
Dennis J. Hess
Kramer’s
Holy Trinity Catholic Church
Kramer's. Oelwein
Ora Womack
Hintz
Iowa City
Herbert Ash
George L
Dovens Services Saturday at Morgan's Funeral Home
Wellman cemetery burial for Lisbon resident Harry E. Dovens aged 65 with services at 1 30 PM Saturday at Morgan's Funeral Home. Friends may call after 1 PM Friday.
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Wellman Cemetery
Lisbon
Harry E. Dovens
Morgan
Talks on Vietnam War Cease-Fire Proposal Sparks Debate
In a session echoed by officials in Washington, Mrs Binh described Nixon's reply as escalating the war while Viet Cong leaders questioned the broader meaning of the order of the day. Duong Dinh Thao said the measure applies only to U S troops, complicating acceptance abroad. Bruce offered a protecting power plan for POWs, while Washington dismissed the North Vietnamese proposal as propaganda and urged inspection of camps by an international body.
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Nixon
U. S
Duong Dinh Thao
Thao
U.S
David Bruce
Mrs. Binh
Washington
White House
Ronald Ziegler
Paris
State Department
Bruce
North Vietnam
Hanoi
International Red Cross
Miska land sought for I 380 condemnation
Iowa highway officials weigh federal condemnation to seize 27 acres near Cedar Rapids for the 1 380 and US 84 interchange. Wesley Miska, who rejected a 72100 jury award, seeks 223480, delaying the project as legal options play out. The move could shift from state to federal action if the commission approves.
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Ames — Highway Commission
Gordon Sweitzer
Wesley Miska
Cedar Rapids
Miska
U. S. 218
Linn District Court
Highway Commission
Sweitzer
Commission
Highway Agency
Miskas
The
Gazette
Iowa
Highway 84
Derby Thompson
Burlington
Linn County
Protecting power ensures humane treatment of captives
The speaker argued that appointments on a humanitarian basis require a neutral protecting power. Such a role guarantees humane treatment of a nation’s citizens held by another, offering assurance wartime passions will not lead to abuse of captives.
Obituaries for Chipley Nelson Coleman Chronical Cedar Rapids
Obituary notices report Granville H Chipley a Cedar Rapids resident and long time Penick and Ford employee died after a long illness Born 1913 in Chicago he belonged to Bethel AME and local 100 AFL CIO He survived by two sons two daughters four grandchildren and two brothers Services set for 3 p m Saturday at Turner chapel east burial Linwood Cemetery Jane Anne Nelson wife of Leland Nelson longtime Cedar Rapids resident died in Davenport after a brief illness Born 1917 in Waterloo married 1940 in Cedar Rapids She belonged to the Episcopal church Surviving husband a daughter three grandchildren mother sister and brother are listed A time for services to be announced Donald Coleman 54 of 918 O Avenue NW died in Iowa City after a long illness Born 1916 in Fayette Cedar Rapids resident since 1946 World War II veteran Married July 10 1943 to Kathryn OConnor Surviving wife a daughter five sisters and a brother Services 1 30 p m Saturday Janeba Kuba funeral home west burial Mt Clark Cemetery Central City Casket will remain closed at all times Friends may register after 1 p m Friday
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Granville Henry Chipley
L Street
Cedar Rapids
Penick and Ford
Chicago
Bethel Ame Church
American Federation of Grainmillers Afl-Cio
Granville R. Chipley
Robert Chipley
George Bounds
Raymond Akers
Arnold K
Morris Chipley
Turner Chapel East
John I. Thomas
Linwood Cemetery
Turner East
Jane Anne Nelson
Leland Nelson
Davenport
Waterloo
Episcopal Church
Donald Coleman
O Avenue NW
Iowa City
Fayette
Kathryn O'Connor
Susan Coleman
Forrest Cumberland
Marjorie Vanter
Manchester
Earl Jensen
Deery
Redlands
Calif
William Hanken
Lakota
Lyle Coleman
Muskogee
Okla
Janeba-Kuba Funeral Home
Stephen R. Root
St. James United Methodist Church
Mt. Clark Cemetery
Central City
Rudolph Kubik 83 dies after brief illness in Cedar Rapids
Rudolph Kubik 83 of Meth Wick manor formerly of 813 Fifteenth Street SE Cedar Rapids died Wednesday after a brief illness He was born May 10 1887 in Czechoslovakia and lived in Cedar Rapids 70 years A retired welder he is survived by his wife Bessie Popelka married Aug 21 1912 in Cedar Rapids Services are Saturday at 3 pm at Hus Memorial United Presbyterian Church Burial at Cedar Memorial Friends may call Friday at the funeral home
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Rudolph Kubik
Meth- Wick Manor
Fifteenth Street
Czechoslovakia
Cedar Rapids
Bessie Popelka
Janeba-Kuba Funeral Home
Lyle R. Graff
Hus Memorial United Presbyterian Church
Cedar Memorial
Mrs Keech Widow of Dr Keech Dies at Hallmar
Mrs R K Keech widow of Dr R K Keech of Hallmar died Wednesday. Born September 7 1892 at Lowdon she married June 21 1930 in Chicago. She belonged to St John s Episcopal church with no immediate survivors. Funeral at 1 30 p m Friday by Canon D A Loferski. Entombment Chapel of Memories. Friends may call at Turner East.
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Bess May Caldwell Keech
R. K. Keech
Hallmar
Lowdon
Chicago
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Turner Chapel East
D. A. Loferski
Chapel of Memories
Turner East
Mrs. Dwight E. Mound Dies in St Louis at 1929 Coe Grad
Mrs. Dwight E. Mound formerly of Cedar Rapids died Sunday in St Louis Missouri. A 1929 Coe College graduate she was active in Alpha Xi Delta and Phi Kappa Phi. Her parents Charles E Roberts and wife were long time Cedar Rapids residents. No Cedar Rapids area survivors.
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Dwight E. Mound
Cedar Rapids
St. Louis
Mound
Coe College
Charles E. Roberts
Alpha Xi Delta
Phi Kappa Phi Scholastic
Coe
Cedar Rapids Area
Obituary: Rev Edward Bellows Dies at 93 in Fayette Community
The Rev Edward Bellows 93 a retired Methodist minister from Methwick manor died Wednesday born November 12 1878 in New Albin Surviving son Charles Bellows of Davis California Services and burial planned in Fayette by Belles Wright funeral home Turner chapel west overseeing local arrangements
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Edward Bellows
Meth- Wick Manor
New Albin
Charles Bellows
Davis
Calif
Fayette
Belles-Wright Funeral Home
Turner Chapel West
Memorial Services for Gracie Iona Simmons Held
Memorial services were held Thursday at 9 15 a m at the Teahen chapel conducted by Elder Lewis L Howard. Burial followed in Shiloh cemetery with local relatives in attendance.
Rosalind Russell Stars in Rosie Grandmother TV Special
Rosalind Russell headlines a color TV special titled Rosie! as a lively millionaire grandma. The program airs Thursday at 7 30 PM on TV 9, promising humorous and theatrical escapades.
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Rosalind Russell
Rosie
TV 9
Mary Rose Post dies after long illness in Cedar Rapids
Mary Rose Post 67 lifelong Cedar Rapids resident died Thursday after a long illness. Born Feb 2 1904 she was married to Wallace W. Post June 25 1927 in Cedar Rapids. Surviving are husband daughter nine grandchildren two sisters and two brothers. Services Saturday 930 a.m. at Janeba-Kuba funeral home west with memorial mass at 10 in St Ludmila's church. Burial Czech National. Rosary 730 Friday at Janeba-Kuba. Friends may call after 1 Friday.
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Mary Rose Post
Seventeenth Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Wallace W. Post
Alvin J. Mitchell
St. Joseph
Mich
David E. Post
M. Benigna Syrovy
Omaha
George
Trachta
Joseph A. Syrovy
Vining
Lumir J. Serovy
Plymouth
Ind
St. Ludmila’s
Janeba-Kuba
Mary Ada Arp 82 Cedar Rapids resident dies after short illness
Mary Ada Arp born May 29 1888 died Thursday at age 82 after a brief illness. Longtime Cedar Rapids resident active in First Christian Church Sunday school Malta Chapter OES organist. Survived by son Robert Arp six grandchildren and a great grandchild. Services at 1 p.m. Saturday in Chapel of Memories. burial at Oak Hill cemetery. Friends may call Cedar Memorial funeral home Friday afternoon and at the chapel after 9 a.m. Saturday.
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Mary Ada Arp
Fifteenth Street
John Hardy
First Christian Church
Oak Hill Cemetery
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
Pleads Innocent To Marijuana Count
David A. Steele of 535 Knollwood Drive SE pled innocent in municipal court to possession of marijuana. His case is set for the next jury assignment. He is charged with having marijuana in his possession on Oct 17.
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David A. Steele
Knollwood Drive
No Agreements Yet Among 12 Trade Unions
Cedar Rapids building trades unions and contractors face possible work stoppages as 12 unions, including bricklayers carpenters and painters, have not reached contracts ahead of May 1 expirations. Jerome Kriz notes ongoing talks with a plan to meet through May 1 while pay raises may be retroactive to May 1 per Washington approved terms.
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Cedar Rapids Building Trades Unions
Jerome Kriz
Cedar Rapids Building Trades Council
Kriz
Washington
Washington, D. C
Nixon
Cedar Rapids Area
Two Arrested After Incident in Tavern
Police responded to a call of a man with a gun at a local tavern Wednesday evening. Ray Kruger, 39, of 1129 Fifteenth Avenue SW, was charged with resisting an officer and intoxication. His wife, Sharon Kruger, 31, of 1813 Eastern Drive SW, was charged with carrying a concealed weapon and resisting an officer. Mrs Kruger posted 610 dollar bond and was released. Kruger posted 220 dollar bond and was released.
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Ray Kruger
Fifteenth Avenue
Sharon
Eastern Drive
Kruger
Treatment Demands for Decade Filed by Firms
Four Cedar Rapids wet process industries have submitted preliminary ten year sewage treatment projections to the city council and state offices after consent orders tied to the Cedar River fish kill. Estimates show BOD and suspended solids loads rising, with Penick and Ford and Quaker Oats among the largest callers for plant flow increases. Present and projected loads are outlined for Penick and Ford, Quaker Oats, Furfural, Cargill, and Wilson Sinclair, along with current surcharges and a 1966 contract dispute with Wilson Sinclair.
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Cedar Rapids
The
Water Pollution Control Commission
Cedar River
Penick and Ford
Quaker Oats Co
Cargill
Wilson-Sinclair
Quaker Oats
Cargill — Bod
Wilson-Sincalir
Bombing probe widens to include missing Washington woman
Miss Bacon, tied to a Seattle grand jury probing the bombing of the U S Capitol, is sought on an arrest warrant issued by Judge George Boldt. FBI involvement centers on alleged national security matters as U S Attorney Stan Pitkin says Miss Bacon has personal knowledge of those responsible. Hirschkop notes she lived at a commune with May Day protesters after caring for a Virginia couple's children.
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U.S
Harold Sullivan
Mahan
Miss Bacon
FBI
George Boldt
U.S. District Court
Seattle
Stan Pitkin
Justice Department
Hirschkop
Alexandria
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