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Weather forecast outlines high around 90 with lows near 66 and a wet week ahead. August totals and normals shown, plus river dam and lake levels. several obituaries and funeral services listed with locations and times. Fines noted for traffic violations in multiple towns, and sightings of sunrise and sunset times.
Aug 10 notices list births and marriages across Iowa cities
Aug 10 list includes multiple birth announcements and marriages with names and addresses across Cedar Rapids Iowa City Marion Yorktown Heights and other locations plus debt and asset figures and a few police notices including Flash gas at Parkland drive and a defective carburetor report and a speeding fine for Barbara Burkhart at Hillview drive Marion.
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Parkland Drive
First Street
McGovern Attacked by Labor Leader in Key Convention Sparks
Frank B. Fitzsimmons of the Teamsters branded the Democratic presidential candidate as an enemy of labor and urged union members to reject McGovern. Nixon campaign director Clark MacGregor attacked McGovern’s $6500 guaranteed income, saying it would destroy incentives and raise taxes. liberal Republican Rep. Riegle complained of hearings stacked for pro president views. Jill Ruckelshaus echoed the critique. Wagner named to head McGovern campaign in New York amid party unity efforts.
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America
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Michigan
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Environmental Protection Agency
Miami Beach
Cairo rhino in mourning over mate loss
A male rhinoceros at Cairo Zoo has grown listless and has shed about a third of its body weight since its partner died a year ago, according to Al Ahram. The report notes signs of stress and potential health concerns amid the bereavement.
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Cairo
Zoo
al Ahram
Soviet third man orbited. reports ship functioning
Ten years ago the Soviet Union sent a third man into orbit and within six hours officials announced the mission was progressing normally showing the crew had operated the craft, eaten aboard, and, on its fourth orbit, reported everything proceeding well.
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Confusion Over Dance Sponsor Causes Mixups
Police Chief George Matias says the Linn County special police unit, not the Cedar Rapids Police Department, sponsors a dance on October 27 at Armar Ballroom to raise funds for uniforms, equipment, and a summer camp for disabled county children. Ticket buyers mistakenly assume Cedar Rapids PD involvement. Funds beyond needs will go to the mentally retarded in the county for summer camp.
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Cedar Rapids
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Courthouse Lovey Brundidge pleads guilty to meter larceny
Courthouse brief: Louie A. Brundidge, 19, of 76 Seventeenth Avenue SW, pled guilty in Linn district court to larceny from a parking meter. Judge Robert Osmundson imposed a suspended 90 day sentence, placed him on probation for one year, and ordered restitution to cover losses to the city from the theft of a meter on Sixteenth Avenue SW early Saturday.
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Louie A. Brundidge
Seventeenth Avenue SW
Linn
Robert Osmundson
Brundidge
Sixteenth Avenue SW
Espionage trial centers on Pentagon radar and Soviet links
At an Orlando Federal case Perkins faces charges he planned to pass air force documents to a Soviet intelligence officer at the Russian embassy in Mexico City. The defense argues alcohol and a belief in freeing POWs drove the act. The materials reportedly covered radar gear and East European missile intelligence. Perkins, born in Perry New York, grew up in Palo Verde California and served 20 years in the Air Force.
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Fla
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Henry Rothblatt
New York City
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Pentagon
Perry, N.Y
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Calif
Death of R J Henningsen in Cedar Rapids at 74
Roy J. Henningsen 74 of 1015 Twenty sixth Street SE Cedar Rapids died at Iowa City after a long illness. Born January 8 1898 he was a Quaker Oats retiree and lifelong Cedar Rapids resident. He married Rose Kocourek March 30 1921 and was active in St Wenceslaus church and veterans groups. Survived by wife a son James four grandchildren a brother and a sister. Services Monday 10 30 a m at St Wenceslaus with burial by the American Legion at St Johns cemetery. Prayer service Sunday 7 30 p m at Turner chapel east.
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Twenty-sixth Street
Iowa City
Cedar Rapids
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Rose Kocourek
St. Wenceslaus Catholic Church
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The
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Arvada
Colo
Earl Henningsen
Fresno
Calif
Margaret Nejedly
St. Paul
Minn
St. Wenceslaus Catholic
Clarence Frana
Turner Chapel East
Father Frana
St. John’s Cemetery
Turner East
Obituary notices list several cremations and burials
Pitcher Garnet S Baxter chapel Marion Saturday at 2 pm by Rev Fred Van Ta tenhove burial Campbell cemetery A daughter Mrs Clyde Basham was incorrectly identified Thursday George 8S Turner chapel east noon Saturday by Rev Ralph Colton Crescent Masonic lodge burial Cedar Memorial cemetery Mae Trevor Turner chapel east 10 30 am Saturday by Rev John Shew cremation committal Robertson Jennie Louise Turner chapel east 3 pm Saturday by Rev John S Shew burial Cedar Memorial cemetery Louis W Evans services Monday in Nickerson Minn also surviving sister Alta Noble San Pablo Calif
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Garnet S
Baxter
Marion
Fred van Tatenhove
Campbell Cemetery
Clyde Basham
Gunn
George
Turner Chapel
Ralph Colton
Crescent Masonic Lodge
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Turner
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Robertson
Jennie Louise
John S.shew
Evans
Louis W
Nickerson
Minn
Alta Noble
San Pablo
Calif
Spassky-Fischer World Championship Teems With Delayed Move and Alekhine Fight
In Reykjavik Spassky used a four pawn opening, writing his 42nd move behind curtains after a half hour. Fischer surprised with the Alekhine defense, rare in championship play, and led by two pawns at adjournment with two rooks and a bishop each. Spassky has 23 minutes for 14 moves today while Fischer gains 2½ hours for the first 40 moves and one hour for the next 16.
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Spassky
Nikolai Krogius
Fischer
Lothar Schmid
Reykjavik
Congress Debates Vietnam War Pullout Terms
Rep. Hamilton argues for realistic limits on U S withdrawal from Indo China while opponents say the plan risks prolonging the war. Rep. Riegle and Rep. Jacobs press for immediate, verifiable conditions and criticize the administration’s May withdrawal proposal as unsafe and vague.
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Hamilton
America
Nixon
U. S
Hanoi
Donald W. Riegle
R-Mich
Andrew Jacobs, Jr
Congress
Planners Vote To Study Road Noise Effects
Cedar Rapids planning commission urged the city council to authorize a study of inter state 380 noise impacts on nearby residences. Project led by Iowa State University engineers aims to predict traffic noise and propose reductions such as buffer park land or building air conditioning. final report possible by year end.
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Cedar Rapids
Engineering Research Institute
Iowa State University
C. E. Dare
R. L. Carstens
Department of Civil Engineering
Salyer
Youth invasion plan for Miami Beach convention delegates
Nostrand described a 3000 youth program for a presidential convention in Miami Beach with 1200-person groups rotating four-hour shifts, charter travel, and a holding area. The plan, created 16 months ago in Washington, includes speeches, dinners, rally events, and potential rapid deployment to a press conference if requested.
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Miami Beach
Nostrand
Washington
William E. Brock
Tennessee
Bill Timmons
Ken Reitz
Tom Bell
National Young Voters Group
Boca Raton
Fla
Greater Miami
Ireland Continues Turbulent Strife Amid Bombs And Snipers
In Londonderry two youths slipped through an army cordon and set bombs at a bus station a shop and car showrooms but no injuries were reported. Snipers in Belfast wounded two soldiers. Catholic and Protestant gangs stoned police and troops in Lurgan and other Belfast districts.
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Londonderry
Belfast
Lurgan
Beckman Granted Time To Enter Plea In Delinquency Case
Frank Beckman aged 19 of 2651 Bever Avenue SE was given until August 17 to enter a plea in municipal court on a charge of contributing to the delinquency of a minor. He was arrested Thursday by Cedar Rapids police on a municipal court warrant alleging he permitted or encouraged immoral conduct by a minor on August 5.
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Frank Beckman
Bever Avenue SE
Beckman
Cedar Rapids
Sindelar Faces Forgery Counts
Robert J. Sindelar, 19, of 1006 Dover Street NE, was arrested in Cedar Rapids on two warrants for forgery. He allegedly forged four checks from Keiths DX in Hiawatha totaling 605 dollars, signing as Keith Wilson, and wrote a 160.70 check to Bob LeClaire signed Mike Raymond. He posted 1000 dollar bond and appeared in Linn County court, released on own recognizance on the county attorney charge.
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Robert J. Sindelar
Dover Street
Cedar Rapids
Hiawatha
Dave Guthridge
Sindelar
Keith
Keith Wilson
Bob LeClaire
Mike Raymond
Linn
Linn District Court
Busing Bill Moves to House with Desegregation Accord
The bill's principal author argues it allows desegregation to continue without long distance busing. The rules committee cleared an amendment letting districts with court orders seek alignment with new guidelines, a provision kept from the White House draft but omitted by the education and labor committee.
Sappers and shelling hit two South Vietnamese strongholds
Friday saw combat forces launch sapper and shelling attacks on two key positions in South Vietnam. In Quang Tri hundreds of artillery rounds battered government troops. Lai Khe base faced a dawn assault with 35 enemy bodies found at daylight. Casualties for South Vietnam included two killed and 28 wounded. Cam Ranh Bay was attacked again, wounding 25 civilians and killing four police officers in a coordinated sapper raid. North Vietnamese losses were reported as 33 killed in Quang Tri.
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Quang Tri
Lai Khe
Saigon
An Loc
Cam Ranh Bay
Vietnam
Cam Ranh
Quang Tri City
Brooke Hughes offer counterforce weapons safety amend
The Jackson amendment would commit the United States to equality in armaments with the Soviet Union.Sen. Gordon Allott co sponsors the measure.Senators Edward Brooke and Harold Hughes propose an alternate Brooke Hughes amendment urging both nations not to develop counterforce weapons seen as having first strike potential.
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Gordon Allott
R-Colp
United States
Soviet Union
Edward Brooke
Rmass
Harold Hughes
Drowa
Brooke-Hughes
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