August births and funeral notices list Iowa families
The Daily Record compiles Aug 4 and 5 birth announcements for Marvin Morris family in Marion and other births in Lisbon Marion and Ottumwa area. It also lists funeral and service details for many local residents across towns like Columbus Junction Decorah High Amana Madison Lutheran Steine’s and Traer with church services set and burial places noted.
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Marvin D. Morris
Sixth Avenue
Marion
Floyd H. Barcus
Central City
Norman P. Wylie
August F. Hansell
Twenty - Third Street
James 8. Schafbach
Thirtieth Street
James R. Haberle
Ninth Avenue
Richard L. Cones
Thirteenth Avenue
Richard J. Cortez
O Avenue NW
Thomas J. Shea
Sharon Lane
Garland E. Alff
Orchard Trailer Court
Adolph W. Zach
Ely
Gary L. Ciha
Lisbon
Terry R. Burger
Mt. Vernon Road
Chelsea
Fred W. “Fritz” Hrabak
Ottumwa
Hrabak
S. Columbus Junction
Archie Edgar
Conesville
Stacy-Lewis
Decorah
Gilbert Lundby
Madison Lutheran Church
Steine’s. High Amana
Marie E. Hardy
High Amana
Hoover-Valen- Lamont
Tena Martin
Kreussel-Fawcett
Marengo
Helen Jeffers Wilson
Racine
Wis
First Methodist Church
Hoover-Valentine
Postville
Herman C. Snither
Salem Reformed Church of Christ
Waukon
Schutte’s. Stanwood
Rose Portewig
St Paul’s Lutheran Church
Chapman’s
Clarence
Tama
Mary Duhachek
Mason’s
National Cemetery
Vining
Sears, Traer
Homer
Baptist Church
Buckingham Cemetery
Erickson’s. Traer
Pearl Parkhous
Erickson’s
West Union Cemetery
van Horne
Carl
Jene Lutheran Church
Vinton
Dwain Heppe
Fellmet’s
Keystone
Doctors Nurses In Protest March In New York
About 2000 doctors and nurses marched in New York in a peaceful protest against the Vietnam War. The event coincided with the anniversary of the Hiroshima bombing on August 6, 1945.
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New York
Hiroshima
Limited Easing of Travel Restrictions for Soviets
The United States will slightly relax travel limits for Soviet and East European diplomats in exchange for similar U.S. envoys in the Soviet Union. Restrictions on Soviet areas are cut by 3.5 percent and East European zones by about 7 percent, shrinking off limits from about one fourth of U S territory. The changes reflect reciprocity and security needs and apply to Soviets except UN staff.
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East Gulf Coast
Florida
Ohio Valley
U.S
Washington
State Department
Soviet Union
U. S
Department
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Romania
Bulgaria
U.S.S.R
Nin
United Nations
Planes Lost In Viet Mishap
Saigon AP reports six planes destroyed during air strikes on North Vietnam including an electric power plant, truck convoys, a barracks and rail facilities. At Da Nang a Phantom taxiing off runway slid into a ditch, ignited, and destroyed five observation planes with no casualties.
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Saigon
U.S
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
da Nang
Challenges SUI Refusal To Give Pills to Fiancee
The Daily Iowan reports Iowa City freshman Joel Whitaker 20 challenges University of Iowa Student Health Service refusal to prescribe birth control pills for his fiancée a sophomore. Whitaker plans to protest by refusing to pay his university bill after Dr Pauline Moore refused the prescription citing restrictions on unmarried women.
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Iowa City
Daily Iowan
University of Iowa
Joel Whitaker
Whitaker
Pauline Moore
Randall, Steel Executive, Dies in Ishpeming
Clarence Randall, 76, former Inland Steel chairman and longtime government adviser, died Friday night after a heart attack at his summer home. He served as chairman from 1953 to 1956 and as president earlier, later becoming a special assistant to President Eisenhower in foreign economic policy. He held roles from the Marshall Plan under Truman to assignments under Kennedy and Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ishpeming
Mich
Clarence Randall
Inland Steel
Randall
Inland
Eisenhower
Truman
Kennedy
Johnson
Farm Bureau political mailing sparks legal concern
A Nebraska report cites involvement by a Farm Bureau group in a 1966 Iowa congressional race between Democratic incumbent Stanley Griegg and Republican Wiley Mayne. A mailing favoring a candidate prompted allegations that tax exempt dues were used to propagate political views, seen as illegal.
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Farm Bureau
Iowa
Stanley Griegg
Wiley Mayne
Oldest U.S. Military Academy Graduate Dies at 101
Brig. Gen. William Jefferson Glasgow, aged 101, the academy’s oldest graduate, died Friday in El Paso. The notice also urges readers to place ads by calling 369-1234.
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EL Paso
William Jefferson Glasgow
U.S. Military Academy
Wichita Curfew Enacted Amid Riots and Tense Citywide unrest
Wichita imposes a 10 p m to 5 a m curfew and bans firearms after violent incidents during a weekend of unrest. Detroit reports 42 dead from riots, Elgin calls for OEO staff dismissal over alleged agitation, Providence enforces 1 a m to 6 a m curfew for the fourth night, and a Wichita pawn shop sold 30 pistols this week amid racial clashes.
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Wichita
Elgin
Ill
Office of Economic Opportunity
Providence
R.I
Detroit
Clarence Vollmer
Kane County
OEO
Open House At Camp Good Health Invites Public Tour
The public is invited to tour Camp Good Health from 1 to 5 p.m. The camp is operated by the Children's Home and supported by readers of The Gazette. Donations listed include memorials and a 1967 budget note yet to be raised.
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Camp Good Health
Children’s Home
The
Gazette
Biafran Troops Blow Nigerian Oil Pipelines
Rebel Biafran forces blew oil pipelines retreating toward Port Harcourt, with flames visible for miles. The blasts affect Shell BP installations near Bonny and complicate a federal advance while Nigeria reports July exports were negligible. Foreigners including Shell executives left Enugu for Lagos.
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Lagos
Nigeria
Port Harcourt
Shell-Bp
Port Fof
Bonny
Shell
Biafra Radio
Enugu
Stanley Gray
Frank McFadzean
Royal Dutch Shell
Gray
Biafra
Man Killed in Logging Mishap Near Marengo
A man died after a logging accident south of here on Saturday. Officials did not identify him due to lack of relatives to notify. Dr. Robert Sauer said crushing injuries from a log while loading onto a truck caused his death at Marengo Hospital.
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Victor
Here
Robert Sauer
Iowa County
Marengo Hospital
De Gaulle visit praised by Quebec Liberal leader
Erick Kierans of the Quebec Liberal Federation said Charles de Gaulle's Canada trip was beneficial for English speaking Canadians because it prompts reflection. He opposed any intrusion into Canadian affairs by Americans English or French and spoke mainly in French at a Montreal news conference.
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Montreal
Quebec Liberal Federation
de Gaulle
Canada
Erick Kierans
Kierans
Liberations school under fire in Nashville inquiry
Nashville police testified that the Office of Economic Opportunity funded a so called liberation school teaching black children to hate whites. MAC chair Davis denied OEO financing though a contract exists with the school. Fred Brooks of the SNCC plans to testify and says the school teaches black history revealing truths about the white man.
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Nashville, Tenn
John Sprace
Office of Economic Opportunity
J. Paschall Davis
Nashville
Metro Action Commission
MAC
OEO
Fred Brooks
Sorace
Brooks
Student Non-violent Coordinating Committee
Deaths Donald Lee Bents 22 Cedar Rapids resident
Donald Lee Bents 22 of 420 Twelfth Street SE Cedar Rapids died Friday after a long illness Born in Olin August 10 1944 he lived in Cedar Rapids since 1952 He was a member of Berean Baptist Church Surviving are his parents a sister and two brothers Memorial services Monday at 2 at Janeba Kuba funeral home Rev Glenn High Berean Baptist Church Burial Linwood Friends may call at the funeral home
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Donald Lee Bents
Twelfth Street
Olin
Head
Cedar Rapids
Berean Baptist Church
Jake Bents
Dewayne Himes
James Bents
John Bents
Tipton
Jane
Burial notices for Alice Loretta Brockschink and Mrs Clark
Alice Loretta Brockschink dies leaving east at 1 30 Monday. burial Cedar Memorial. Mrs Clark dies Monday at 3 30 at Murdoch chapel Marion. service by Rev Glenn McMichael of St Pauls Methodist church.
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Brockschink
Alice Loretta
Turner
Glenn W. McMichael
Cedar Memorial
Clark
Glenn
Murdoch Chapel
Marion
Glenn McMichael
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Iowa Woman Says She Will Testify On Kennedy Case
Mrs. Lillie Mae McMaines also known as Sandra Moffett says she will testify if Garrison travels to Iowa to question her about the Kennedy assassination probe. Her Des Moines attorney Lex Hawkins warns that public exposure could endanger her life due to past witness disappearances.
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Des Moines
New Orleans
Jim Garrison
Kennedy
Garrison
Iowa
Lillie Mae McMaines
Perry Russo
McMaines
Sandra Moffett
Russo
Lex Hawkins
Clay Shaw
Dallas
U.S. District Court
Omaha
One phone call puts a low cost want ad to work
A brief classified notice invites readers to place low cost want ads by calling 369 1234 for service and placement details.
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Dial
Hiroshima Marks 22nd A Bomb Anniversary
Hiroshima observed the 22nd anniversary of the atomic bombing with a memorial ceremony in Memorial Park. About 30,000 gathered as bells rang at 8:15 am and a new list added 430 names to the cenotaph bringing total victims identified to 62,423.
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Hiroshima
Japan
Memorial Park
Enola Gay
Setsuo Yamada
Eisaku Sato
Wolcott Memorial Marked by Community Praise
Southwestern University faculty and students described Wolcott as a steady presence in science after his death. Neighbors and colleagues recalled his charm and family ties, while John Hobbs noted his role in the division of natural and applied sciences. Wolcott, a Virginia native, studied at the University of Virginia and taught at multiple institutions before returning to Southwestern in 1958.
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Masur
Eleanor Cooke
Wolcott
John Hobbs
University
Division of Natural and Applied Sciences
Eatontown
N.J
University of Virginia
Southwestern
Madison College
University of Richmond
U.S. Public Health Service
Lawyers as custodians of law in evolving society
A speaker argues that the rule of law must serve a stable yet flexible social order. He calls on lawyers as custodians of legal institutions to stay attuned to emerging social needs and demands.
Ce dar Rapids man charged on five counts after high speed chase
Fay O. Barnes, 24, of 810 Fifth Avenue SE, was jailed on five charges disobeying an officer disobeying a traffic signal reckless driving attempting to elude an officer and resisting arrest after a routine check led to a chase from the 400 block of Fifth Avenue SE to his home where he allegedly resisted arrest and was dragged away.
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Cedar Rapids
Fay O. Barnes
Fifth Avenue SE
Barnes
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