Weather and Local Notices From Daily Record August Update
The Daily Record reports a high temperature 3.35 normal through August and a 25.67 total precipitation, with a 0.60 rainfall year ago. Extended forecast calls for generally fair conditions Tuesday to Thursday with highs in the 80s and lows in the 60s. The section lists August births at local addresses including Melvin Theisen Marion Carfae Kisling Rogers Pierce Benesh Tavegia Mecklenburg, plus several accident and fire safety notes and matches causing incidents at various city locations.
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Muu
Hoffa disappearance investigated amid murder speculation
Hoffa remains missing afterWednesday meeting with aides sparked private murder suspicions among union officials. Police searched a Michigan cornfield but found no trace as the Hoffa family sought leads and hypnosis suggested who he planned to meet at the time.
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James Hoffa
Teamsters
Bloomfield Hills
Michigan
Irish Hills
Detroit
Hoffa
Airport Service Lines
Associated Press
Jimmy
Giacalone
Lake Orion
Chicago Sun-Times
Teamsters Union
Teamsters Pension Fund
Sun-Times
Grain sales to Russia Could Rise If Wet Weather Fails
Experts warn additional grain may be sold to Russia without hurting U.S. consumers but drought threatens crop prospects. If yields drop due to dry weather, grain prices could rise and raise inflation beyond USDA forecasts. Butter Gooden, undersecretary Butz notes a hold on further wheat and corn sales pending crop prospects and Soviet harvest.
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Ready
Russia
USDA
Butz
U.S
Buzz
CIA says imagery limited to indicators not intentions
Secretary of Defense James Schlesinger argues satellite photos reveal growth in capabilities but cannot show intentions. He cites human intelligence and technical parameters as essential. He warns the world remains dangerous with Mediterranean tensions and Southeast Asia debates lingering.
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Schlesinger
U.S
Mediterranean
Southeast Asia
Amin sought Israeli arms to invade Tanzania and reach the sea
Ex Foreign Minister Abba Eban recalled that Idi Amin asked Israel in 1971 for sophisticated weapons to bomb Dar es Salaam and open a sea corridor. Amin claimed six days to reach the ocean and pressed Dayan for an answer. Israel refused the request, souring Uganda ties.
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Tel Aviv
API
Idi Amin
Israel
Tanzania
Abba Eban
Eban
Dar Es Salaam
Amin
Julius Nyerere
Uganda
Moshe Dayan
Rela
Gazette Co Cedar Rapids daily issue listing
Establishment details for The Gazette Co 1883 publication in Cedar Rapids Iowa with pricing for carrier and mail subscriptions. Notes locations Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids IA 52406 and service restrictions for Mali areas.
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the Gazette Co
Third Ave
Cedar Rapids
U.S. Territories
Fire Halts Knox ville Phone Service After Fire
The Continental Telephone Co. reported that Knox ville area service was severed by an electrical fire during equipment work. Local and long distance calls were disrupted and restoration likely later in the week.
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Knoxville
Continental Telephone Co
Rail Requests Issue for Normal Maintenance
The Rock Island trustee says a $19 million bond issue will fund a normalized maintenance schedule to start rehabilitation. William Gibbons said the plan depends on the national economy and conditions facing the line and others in the industry.
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Chicago
UPI
Rock Island Railroad
William Gibbons
Gibbons
Lower Drinking Age Tied to Hike In Youths Deaths
Iowa officials link the drop in the drinking age to more fatal crashes involving drivers 19 and younger. In 1971 about 10 percent of drinking related fatal accidents involved under 19s, while the first half of this year shows nearly 26 percent. Deputy Commissioner Robert Holetz notes the trend aligns with troopers’ field observations and critics say the change aimed to win young votes.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Department of Public Safety
Public Safety
Robert Holetz
Iowa Highway Patrol
Fire Cause Reinvestigated in Laur ence Kruger Residence Blaze
Fire heavily damaged the Laur ence Kruger residence at 1129 Fifteenth Avenue SW after a Saturday morning blaze. Investigators re examine the origin, while the department initially cited a discarded match igniting porch trash.
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Laurence Kruger
Fifteenth Avenue
William Davidson
Fearful Whites Plan Airlift Out of Angola
In Luanda officials estimate 250000 to 300000 whites will be evacuated over the next three months as Angola nears independence. Six to seven flights daily may move up to 90000 people monthly, with about 100000 already gone and 120000 booked. Special charter planes will be added to handle the rush.
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Luanda
Angola
Antonio Goncalves Ribeiro
Ribeiro
Melange
Malange
Duque de Braganca
Popular Movement
MPLA
National Front
FNLA
Scouts End Hikes At World Meet
More than 7,000 Boy Scouts at the 14th World Scout Jamboree wound up overnight hikes from eight to 16 miles through the mountains near Lillehammer Norway. The 2,500 Americans form the largest foreign contingent at the gathering.
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Lillehammer
Norway
Ford dances with Romanians amid missile talks
President Ford received a warm Balkan welcome in Bucharest with flower showers and gypsy dancers as 250000 crowds lined the capital. He and Brezhnev reportedly made progress toward a verification system for a strategic arms treaty while Ford voiced frustration over Congress delaying oil price decontrol and his veto threat on extending controls.
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Bucharest
UPI
Ford
Leonid Brezhnev
Air Force One
Helsinki
Brezhnev
Betty Ford
Fords
Congress
Representative seeks national square dance status
Congressman Ted Risenhoover of Oklahoma introduced a resolution to declare the square dance the national dance of the United States. He cites a Library of Congress report stating there is no official national American dance.
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Washington
Ted Risenhoover
Dokla
United States
Library of Congress
Obituaries for Murphy Wiltsey McFarlane list Cedar Rapids residents
Obituary notices report M. Clare Murphy 75 of 1646 Sixth Street NW died Saturday after a long illness born October 4 1899 in Pacific Junction married Winnifred Reynolds November 4 1922 in Anamosa. Surviving wife two sons Eugene Clare Dennis Dean Cedar Rapids a daughter Ethella Leser a sister Gwendolyn Thomson ten grandchildren three great grandchildren services Wednesday 1:30 pm Kuba funeral home burial Linwood memorials Bethany Congregational church. Also Bette Virginia Wiltsey 51 of 1112 Thirty-second Street SE Cedar Rapids died Saturday after brief illness born December 11 1923 survived by two sons Mark and Bruce Wiltsey mother Marguerite Rotheris three grandchildren funeral arrangements pending Turner chapel east. Ethel Mae McFarlane 85 of Meth-Wick Manor died Saturday after brief illness born January 10 1890 Fairfax taught in Cedar Rapids schools later moved to East Peoria Illinois returned 1937 to Cedar Rapids member Trinity United Methodist Church and Eastern Star. There are no immediate survivors.
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M. Clare Murphy
Sixth Street
Pacific Junction
Winnifred S. Reynolds
Anamosa
Cedar Rapids
Bethany Congregational Church
Eugene Clare
Dennis Dean
Ethella M. Leser
Gwendolyn Fern Thomson
Neshkoro
Wis
Mary White
Kuba Funeral Home
Linwood
Bette Virginia Wiltsey
Thirty-second Street
Christ Church United Presbyterian
Mark
Marion
Bruce Wiltsey
Memphis
Tenn
Marguerite Rotheris
Turner Chapel East
Ethel Mae McFarlane
Meth-Wick Manor
Fairfax
East Peoria
Ill
Trinity United Methodist Church
Eastern Star
Turner Chapel West
Collision Injures Two Riders in Mt Vernon Road Crash
A collision on Mt. Vernon Road SE involved Paul Espe and Charles Heck as they rode side by side while talking. Espe suffered facial lacerations and abrasions and was treated and released from St. Luke's hospital. Police found 66 feet of skid marks. no charges were filed.
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Mt. Vernon Road SE
Paul Eugene Espe
Sixteenth Avenue SE
St. Luke's Hospital
Espe
Charles Ursis Heck
Seventeenth Avenue SE
Mob clashes erupt as police quell Ethnic Festival disturbance
In Cleveland early Saturday a mob of about 500 youths attacked police with bricks and bottles after being asked to leave the All Nations Festival. Riot police in gear swept the area, injuring several officers and smashing around 15 windows at the Hanna Fountains mall.
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Cleveland
UPI
Hanna Fountains
War Memorial
Lloyd Garey
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