Five day forecast and city temperature readings
The Daily Record lists high and low temperatures for several cities including Atlanta Miami Denver New York and Los Angeles with readings around the 90s and 70s. It forecasts temperatures to run 6 to 12 degrees below normal from Saturday through next Wednesday with a chance of .50 to one inch of rain, mainly over the weekend.
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Atlanta
Miami
Bismarck
Min’apolis
Chicese
N. Orfes
Denver
New York
Lo Angeles
Washington
Births and legal notices from Cedar Rapids area
Birth announcements list multiple families in Cedar Rapids and Marion receiving daughters and sons, with names and addresses. The section also covers divorce dismissals, traffic fines, drunkenness cases, and other court-related actions, plus obituaries and services in nearby towns.
Multiple Offenders Named in Local Speeding Notices
A list of individuals with addresses in Marion Hiawatha and nearby areas appears for speeding tickets. Names include James M Wail Patrick L Steichen Charles A Hampel Carol J Klouda Ray A Arends Irma M Kelly Sylvester J Davis Patrick J Hargen and others with street addresses across Memorial drive Center Point road Ninth street and Cherry Hill road NW.
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Cedar Rapids
Jerry T
Ford
F Avenue
Dennis R. Northland
J Avenue
D. O. Fitch
Thirty Eighth Street
Roger L. Bentley
Marion
Velma Numedahl
Eighteenth Street
Beverly A. Busenbark
Center Point
Wilma Hawke
Twenty-first
Herman F. Hartin
Swisher
Brodina Haddy
Ronald G. Gonderman
Burch Avenue
Charles E. Shears
Wilson Avenue
David G. Jindrich
North Liberty
Clair J.magirl
Coralville
James M. Wail
Memorial Drive
Patrick L. Steichen
Center Point Road
Charles A. Hampel
Victor
Carol J. Klouda
Ray A. Arends
Clarence
Irma M. Kelly
Evelyn Drive
Sylvester J. Davis
Sixth Street
Patrick J. Hargen
Douglas A. Hladek, Jr
Cherry Hill Road
Marion J. Franklin
Riley Headquarters Grand Opening Tonight
The Riley campaign opens its congressional headquarters Friday at 7 p.m. at First avenue and First street NE with a ribbon cutting and remarks by State Sen. Riley the unopposed Republican candidate for the Second district. A dance will follow inside the building.
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Tom Riley
Congress
Riley
First Avenue
First Street
Bus Fire Kills Three Children and Counselor in Italy
In Benevento Italy a bus carrying children to a summer camp caught fire on Friday killing three children and one counselor. The incident raises questions about safety measures and emergency response as investigators inspect the blaze scene and interview survivors.
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Benevento
Italy
Steel price hikes spark defense budget concern at high level
The article notes steel price increases affect defense contractors and the broader austere budget. Clifford urges uniform purchasing policies across contractors and subs. Senator Mansfield condemns Bethlehem Steel's move as harmful to social responsibility, while a government official warns prices need market growth, not higher earnings.
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Clifford
Congress
Sen
Mansfield
D-Mont
Bethlehem
Iowa Commerce Commission Orders Council Street Crossing Signal
The Iowa State Commerce Commission directs a new railroad crossing and signal on Council Street NE where it ends at the Milwaukee track. City funds 10 percent. railroad and state cover the rest. The crossing enables a 1000 foot northward extension and reduces a Center Point Road detour. Construction tied to widening on Center Point road faces a 1969 closing risk due to a right of way case.
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Russell L. Parker
Sixth Avenue
Linda S. Creswell
Thirty-eighth Street
James A. McGowan
Fortieth Street
Hilltop Drive
Richard D. Barker
Twentieth Street
Marion
Angeline A. Arnold
Thirty-third Avenue
Wayne L. Billings
Seventeenth Street
Carl S. Benson
Twenty-first Avenue
Carol M. Hoff
Lada M. Green
Daniels Street
Elizabeth M. Smith
David M. Cronbaugh
Jerry L. Vonek
Eighth Street
Robert L. Greve
Eleventh Street
Timothy J. Shea
North Town Court NE
William W. Evans
K Street
Ronald W. Allen
McGowan Boulevard
Barry J. Sweet
J Street
Robert S. Johnson
Colorado Drive
Iowa
Donald M. Gordon
Twenty-seventh Street
James Howard Quimby
Robert F. Smith
Fifth Street SE
Willard Burke
Richard Ronald Juenger
First Avenue NE
J. W. Ross
Richard Lee Wold
South Eleventh Street
Robert Heslop
Tenth Street SE
Iowa State Commerce Commission
Council Street
Blairs Ferry Road
Center Point Road
Collins Road
Fiftieth Street
Commerce Commission
Air Force Captain Michael Cooney II Receives Distinguished Flying Cross
Captain Michael F. Cooney II earned the Distinguished Flying Cross for extraordinary achievement as a transport pilot in Vietnam. Under fire he flew three missions at tree top level delivering ammunition from Pleiku to Plei Djereng as allied forces fought heavy battles. Cooney is a 1964 University of Iowa graduate now stationed at Travis Air Force Base.
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Air Force
Michael F. Cooney
Michael Cooney
Winthrop
Cooney
Vietnam
Pleiku
Plei Djereng
University of Iowa
Travis Air Force Base
Calif
District problem threatens Hunter's bid for state seat
Robert Hunter of 1003 Jacolyn Drive NW faced a potential ballot issue as signatures on his nominating papers came from sub district five while he resides in sub district two. The Linn auditor's office and county attorney consider using the papers to run in sub district five or adjust to 1960 boundaries as rules differ.
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Robert Hunter
Jacolyn Drive
Linn Auditor’s Office
Hunter
The
Gazette
Auditor’s Office
62Nd General Assembly
Secretary of State
Quake toll rises as rescuers pull survivors from debris
A quake left a teenager dazed in a basket stretcher and a woman dead atop rubble as ambulances moved through wreckage. Marines and police evacuated streets while the U.S. Embassy reported no American injuries and noted light damage to bases and a hard hit veterans clinic in Manila.
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U.S
Veterans Administration
Manila
Arrest of Julian Corbett on language charge
Julian Corbett fifty five? wait. This entry describes his arrest on a warrant for obscene and blasphemous language. He posted a one hundred ten dollar bond and was released. The incident followed a dispute with James Angell over retrieving a cat from Angell’s yard.
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Julian Corbett
Fifth Avenue SE
James M. Angell
Corbett
Angell
Judge Sets Hearing On Elderkin Deposition Demand
Courthouse Judge J Paul Naughton schedules aMonday hearing on David Elderkin's motion to compel Cedar Rapids assess ment officials to testify in his 1968 appeal of a 49722 valuation for his 352 Park Terrace SE home. Elderkin seeks 125 damages for a morning wasted and 100 for attorney time plus 25 for a court reporter. He says City Assessor Dale Piersall was to testify at 9 am but the board of review refused, alleging harassment and prior refusals to disclose books and records. He argues the home's value should be 39722 rather than 49722.
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J. Paul Naughton
David Elderkin
Cedar Rapids
Park Terrace SE
Elderkin
Dale Piersall
Board of Review
Clinton Man Charged In Car Theft Case
William James Stone of Clinton was charged with larceny of a motor vehicle in Cedar Rapids municipal court. Stone was arrested after Cedar Rapids police recovered a car stolen from Raymond Hansen of 601 Twelfth Street SE on July 27, with the theft reported to Cedar Rapids authorities.
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Cedar Rapids
William James Stone
Clinton
Stone
Raymond Hansen
Twelfth Street
Detroit Newspaper Strike Ends. Tentative Pact Reached
Detroit publishers and mailers reached a tentative contract after a prolonged strike that shut down the News and Free Press for more than eight months. A ratification vote is set for Monday.
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Detroit, Mich
Detroit
Evening News
Morning Free Press
Waukon Native Wounded Medic in Vietnam Hospital
Pfc. William Campbell 21, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mark Campbell of Waukon, is recovering from hip and upper leg wounds received in combat in Vietnam. He serves as an army medic and is reported in a Vietnamese hospital.
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Viet
Waukon
William Campbell
Mark Campbell
Vietnam
Campbell
Appeals Filed in Pope Mail Fraud Case
Charles W. Pope, 37, of 2020 Glass Road NE, appealed to the Eighth Circuit after a jury convicted him on two of six mail fraud counts. Fined $1,500, he seeks a stay of execution for payment while the appeal proceeds. U.S. Attorney Schroeder will decide next steps. Pope was freed on $1,000 bond.
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Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals
Charles W. Pope
Glass Road
Pope
Edward J. McManus
Eighth Circuit
U.S
Asher Schroeder
Schroeder
Red Pioneer Dies
Maurice Spector 70 who helped found the Canadian communist party in 1921 and later served as its chairman died Thursday in New York.
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New York
Maurice Spector
Tthe
Canadian Communist Party
Political poll margins shape a volatile campaign year
The report outlines how poll timing and sampling margins affect public opinion, noting no firm commitments from Romney or Rhodes and their 106 votes among 1,333. It reports Romney’s disappointment with the race and questions over Rockefeller’s support, while Nixon forces pursue Michigan and Ohio leverage.
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Hall
Romney
Rhodes
Klein
Nixon
Ohio
Michigan
Rockefeller
Farm Equipment Wanted Ad Call To Advertise
Local want ad note urges readers to place equipment listings now calling 369-1234 to advertise farm machinery and related gear in the classified columns.
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Dial
Prague crowd confronts Prague reform push in key talks
About 10 000 people shouted for freedom as Josef Smrkovsky urged patience after the Bratislava sessions. The conference will address the international communist movement with five bloc nations, then informal talks begin Friday night near Vienna as Czechoslovakia presses reform and prepares for a September party congress likely to oust Novotny loyalists.
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National Assembly
Josef Smrkovsky
Smrkovsky
O'Dubcek
Soviet Union
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East Germany
Hungary
Poland
Warsaw
Bratislava
Danube
Vienna
Slovak National Council
Dubcek
Yugoslavia
Romania
Antonin Novotny
Judge Weighs Reservists Suit Over Call to Active Duty
U S district Judge Frank A Kaufman in Baltimore heard over three hours of arguments in a case challenging the constitutionality of ordering 113 Ohio army reservists from Cleveland to active duty at Ft Meade Maryland. The reservists contend they cannot be compelled to serve except in war declared by Congress or a national emergency declared by the President.
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Baltimore
USS
Frank A. Kaufman
Ohio
Ft. Meade
Kaufman
Cleveland Reserve
Congress
Lawmakers Hint At Direct Vietnam Peace Talks
Thirty five legislators said they learned from Hanoi counterparts there is potential for direct peace talks in Saigon.
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Saigon
Hanoi
Death of Linn County Sheriff Thomas Avery at 91
Thomas Avery longtime Linn county sheriff from 1921 to 1926 died after a brief illness in Elgin Illinois at 91. Born January 16 1877 in Wapello he lived with his daughter Mrs Louis Borchard in Carpentersville Illinois. Surviving are two grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Services at Beatty Bearle funeral home Saturday at 2 PM with Rev Donald Caspers. Burial Linwood cemetery. Friends may call after 7 PM Friday.
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Thomas Avery
Linn County
Donald T. Caspers
Lovely Lane Methodist Church
Linwood Cemetery
Mrs Morris Sanford Dies After Brief Illness
Mrs Morris Sanford wife of Morris Sanford longtime Cedar Rapids resident died Friday after a brief illness in Meth Wick Manor Born August 30 1878 in Northwood she married June 11 1901 in Northwood Survived by husband two daughters Mrs Hamilton Morse Cedar Rapids and Mrs James H Allen New Orleans seven grandchildren and twelve great grandchildren Funeral at St Pauls United Methodist Church Monday at 3 PM with cremation to follow Memorials suggested to St Pauls church memorial fund
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Helen Collin Sanford
Morris Sanford
Meth Wick Manor
Cedar Rapids
Northwood
Hamilton Morse
James H. Allen
New Orleans
Memorial and Burial Services Set for Several Residents
Memorial services for Douglas Wayne Roberts will be at Turner Chapel East at 1 30 p m Friday led by Rev Gregory Hibbard with burial at Cedar Memorial. Thomas H Lewis services at Turner Chapel East 1 30 p m Saturday conducted by Rev LeRoy White with burial at Linwood Cemetery. Charles Kuba Kolda funeral at Jeaneba West Chapel Saturday 1 30 p m by Theodore B Hlubucek with burial at Czech National Cemetery. Military graveside rites by VFW Post 788.
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Roberts
Douglas
Wayne - Turner
Gregory Hibbard
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Lewis
Thomas H
Turner
LeRoy White
Linwood Cemetery
Kolda
Charles — Janeba
Kuba Funeral Home
Theodore B. Hlubucek
Czech National Cemetery
VFW
Palo Couple Hurt In Crash Near Jesup
A Palo couple J. W. Cabrnoch 46 and Geraldine 45 were injured in a two car crash three miles west of Jesup on Highway 20 about 10 a.m. Friday. They are listed in good condition at St Francis hospital in Waterloo. Also in good condition is Donna Delegardelle 41 of Jesup, driver of the other car, at St Francis hospital.
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Jesup
Palo
St. Francis Hospital
Waterloo
J.W. Cabrnoch
Geraldine
Donna Delegardelle
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Tural Center Point
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Ronald L. Geiger
Dysart
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Seventh Avenue
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Michael L. Bickal
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Ninth Avenue
Ted L. Smith
Leo W. Melsba, Jr
Offutt Air Force Base
Neb
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Vyrl Justice
Washington Avenue
Germany
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Dale E. French
Springville
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3Rd Ave
Lewellen
Florist
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Ellis Blvd
Flowerphone
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