Five day Iowa forecast and city notices
The Daily Record surveys a five day period Thursday through Monday with near normal temperatures in Iowa. Normal highs mid 60s north to upper 60s south and lows near 40 to upper 40s, with about three quarters of an inch of precipitation mostly early in the period. Local weather at Gazette station includes highs 59 to 62 and noon readings around 58. The issue also lists numerous obituaries and traffic fines from Marion and surrounding towns with service times and burial details for Leer, Schierholz, Hansel, Bink, Dunsmoor, Miehe, Nading, Lohrman, and Holsinger, among others.
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Iowa
No Verdict Returned in Ricehill Case
A jury of eight men and four women failed to reach a verdict in the Elliott Ricehill murder trial. Ricehill, 29, is accused of beating 75 year old Mabel Bigley to death in her apartment on First Street NE last July. Testimony began April 22 after opening arguments.
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Elliott Ricehill
County Atty
William Faches
Warren Rees
Ricehill
Mabel Bigley
First Street
De Gaulle Receives About 24000 A Year In Government Pay
Paris AP reports former president Charles de Gaulle is entitled to about 24000 dollars yearly from the government along with a secretary and a chauffeured limousine. He has lived frugally and has income from book royalties, with unclear private earnings.
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Paris
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Scouts Honor Pack 34 Awards Night Names
Cub Scouts Pack 34 awarded members at Wright School Monday night. Recipients include Dick White Wayne Hoover Mark Johnson Dan Sannes Dan Crupi Bruce Wohler Kenny Blackburn and Ronnie Funke.
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Pack
Wright School
Dick White
Wayne Hoover
Mark Johnson
Dan Sannes
Dan Crupi
Bruce Wohler
Kenny Blackburn
Ronnie Funke
Nixon picks William Brown for EEOC chair
President Nixon’s nominee William Brown 39 of Philadelphia faces Sen. Everett Dirksen opposition who demanded the ouster of the previous chairman Clifford Alexander. Dirksen is gathering votes to block Brown’s confirmation as head of the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission.
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Everett Dirksen
Dirksen
Nixon
William Brown
Philadelphia
Clifford Alexander
Equal Employment Opportunities Commission
Senate
Brown
Alexander
White House
EEOC
Nixon Era EEOC Powers Clash With Brown Nomination
Senate debates over expanding EEOC enforcement paralleled the fight over Brown’s nomination. Dirksen supports giving the agency quasi judicial powers and cease and desist authority modeled on the NLRB, while Southern Democrats resist. Alexander’s ouster framed the conflict as broader push for stricter employment bias enforcement.
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Nixon
EEOC
Dirksen
National Labor Relations Board
U.S. Court of Appeals
Bond: Indians and Blacks Still Fighting White Providence
Julian Bond, 29, addressing a Coe College convocation, argues that racism and white providence persist in America. He cites historical quotes, notes limited gains from democracy, and urges Black, Indian, and Spanish-speaking communities to organize for political power and potential nonviolent or violent action if needed.
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America
Julian Bond
Coe College
Bond
Georgia
Fruitless Peace Talks Continue At Paris Session
The Vietnam peace talks in Paris produced no progress as North Vietnam and the Viet Cong reiterated demands for unconditional U.S. troop withdrawal. U S envoy Lodge urged reciprocity in negotiations while Xuan Thuy and Tran Buu Kiem criticized the American position and called for a peace cabinet in South Vietnam. The five hour session occurred a day early due to May Day holidays.
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Paris
Vietnam
North Vietnam
Nixon
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Xuan Thuy
Tran Buu Kiem
Viet Cong
National Liberation Front
South Vietnam
Pham Dang Lam
Kiem
Nguyen van
Became Thief To Escape His Wife
Yusuf Cagan a 36 year old factory worker in Istanbul said his wife nagged about everything since their marriage three years ago He stole two spoons to serve a short term and regain peace of mind now he is jailed awaiting trial
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Istanbul
Yusuf Cagan
Cagan
Catholics Comprise About One Third of Northern Ireland Population
A census note shows Catholics make up roughly one third of Northern Ireland’s 1.5 million residents. The data highlight religious distribution within the region.
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North
Ireland
New Color Series Debuts on KCRG TV Monday
Color premier introduces Jack La Lanne on KCRG TV Channel 9. He returns to the air Monday May 5 at 8 30 AM with a new series in color.
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Jack LA Lanne
Kcrgtv
Channel 9
Turmoil at Democratic Convention Yields $500 Fines
Chicago AP reports Staughton Lyndh and 27 others were fined $500 each for interfering with police during the Democratic national convention. Ten defendants, Lyndh among them, had been convicted March 19. the rest accepted verdicts or planned appeals. Defendants may remain free on bonds posted after Aug. 28.
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Chicago
Staughton Lyndh
Yale
Dwight McKay
Lyndh
Joseph Ettinger
McKay
International Amphitheater
Cedar Rapids Issues 157 Building Permits in April
Cedar Rapids building safety department reports 157 permits for new construction in April under Edward Winter with a total valuation of 912 382. Of these structures 48 are single family homes 7 commercial or industrial 3 duplexes 31 garages or carports 3 sheds 1 playhouse 5 patios and 59 fences. Remodeling and additions accounted for 236 permits valued at 670 530.
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Cedar Rapids
Trains Block City Crossings Amid Flood Freight Delays
Long freight trains tied up Loop crossings during morning rush as residents complained of 22 minute blocks before 8 a.m. Police Captain Overman said he urged railroads to delay or advance trains and promised tickets for unnecessary delays. Milwaukee railroad officials forecast relief within four days.
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Henry Overman
Overman
Milwaukee Railroad
Linn County Board of Review Sets May Session
The Linn county board of review will meet Thursday at 2 p.m. on the third floor of the courthouse to organize for the annual assessment review. Petitions may address newly constructed or remodeled property and must be filed by May 20 on forms at the county assessor's office. Members are Herman Egger, Darrell Gillmore, Ben F. Holets, Glen Strother, and John Wagoner.
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Linn County Board of Review
Cedar Rapids
Board of Review
Herman Egger
Marion
Darrell Gillmore
Lisbon
Ben F. Holets
Fairfax
Glen Strother
Rural
Martello
John E. Waggoner
Central City
Obituary for longtime Cedar Rapids grocer Gureno
August Gureno 68 of 924 Third Street SE owner of Gureno Grocery Store died unexpectedly at home Tuesday. Born April 18 1901 in Omaha he was a Cedar Rapids grocer for 37 years married to Josephine Scolaro. Surviving include wife two daughters son six grandchildren and six sisters. Services at Immaculate Conception church burial Mt Calvary cemetery with rosaries planned. donations encouraged to Linn County Retarded Children's Assn.
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August Gureno
Third Street
Gureno
Cedar Rapids
Omaha
Josephine Scolaro
Immaculate Conception Catholic Church
Holy Name Society
Raymond J. Randall
Solon
Willis A. Glassgow
Woodridge, Ill
August A
Josephine Cuva
Kate Delisi
Gus Delisi
Marion Delisi
Lincoln
Neb
Frank DiCola
Nick Lococo
Roca
Immaculate Conception Church
Regis High School
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Father O’brien
St. Margaret's Circle
Teahen Chapel
Linn County
Des Moines Firemen Urge School Closures Amid Strike
Des Moines firemen in a second day of a strike asked the school board to close public schools due to fire hazards. Supervisors, police and trainees fought six fires suspected as arson. The board authorized urgent evacuations within 90 seconds. National guard troops would bolster fire stations and police, while talks with the union faced possible penalties or court actions.
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Des Moines
UPI
Wendell Nichols
Iowa National Guard
Robert Ray
National Guard
National
Dale Missildine
Firemen's Union
Mrs Harry Preston dies after short illness at Cedar Rapids
Mrs Emma Marie Preston age 56 widow of Harry Preston of 1715 Fifth Avenue SE Cedar Rapids died Tuesday after a brief illness. Born September 29 1888 in Barnes Kansas she lived in Cedar Rapids 46 years and worked 20 years for Killian Co. She belonged to Royal Neighbors. Survived by son Fred Preston and sisters Blanche and Tena Svoboda. Memorial service 10 30 a m Friday at Turner Chapel East with Rev Barton Murray Cedar Christian Church. Burial Cedar Memorial. Visitation at chapel until 10 a m Friday. Casket not opened after service.
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Emma Marie Preston
Fifth Avenue SE
Harry Preston
Barnes
Kan
Cedar Rapids
Killian Co
Royal Neighbors
Fred Preston
Blanche Svoboda
Tena Svoboda
Turner Chapel
Barton Murray
Cedar Christian Church
Cedar Memorial
Fred L Stickney Dies. Retired Railroad Employee
Fred L Stickney, formerly of 705 E Avenue NW and a retired railroad worker, died Tuesday. He was born November 15, 1884, in Floyd County. Survived by three daughters Mrs. William Torrence of Northridge California, Mrs. Clifford Johnson of San Gabriel California, Lonene Longworth of Alhambra California, a sister Eva N Hogan of Osage, and a step daughter Hilda Mitchell of Chapel East. A time to be announced for services.
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Fred L. Stickney
E Avenue NW
Floyd County
William Torrence
Northridge
Calif
Clifford Johnson
San Gabriel
Lonene Longworth
Alhambra
Evan Hogan
Osage
Hilda Mitchell
Cedar Rapids
Turner Chapel
Memorial services and burials listed for multiple individuals
Memorial services held for John L Townsend at 1 p.m. Thursday in the Chapel of Memories with burial at Cedar Memorial cemetery. Ruth Annette Woods graveside service at Linwood cemetery at 10 30 a.m. Wednesday. Maria Pauline Miller funeral at Turner chapel east at 1 30 p.m. Thursday with burial Cedar Memorial cemetery. Robert W Tarpy requiem mass Thursday at 9 30 a.m. St Wenceslaus church with Rosary Wednesday at 7 30 p.m. Tea han chapel and burial Mt Calvary.
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Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Tarpy
Robert W
St. Wenceslaus Church
Clarence Frana
Teahan Chapel
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
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Turner
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N National
Turner Mortuary
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