Five day Iowa forecast with varied temps and showers
Iowa temps expected near normal through Tuesday to Saturday with a warming midweek then cooling. Normal highs range from 81 in the northeast to 87 in the southwest, with lows from 60 to 65. Precipitation near half an inch, showers midweek. Continuous daily readings include high Sunday 74, rainfall totals 2.97 inches for August, and numerous local temperature updates across cities.
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Iowa
The
Weather Bureau
Gazette
Registration and Orientation Told For C R Schools
The Cedar Rapids school superintendent announces dates and times for new student registration and orientation in advance of the Sept. 3 opening. Transfer students attend sessions Friday and next Monday to Wednesday with half day activities. Senior high transfers Tuesday 9 a.m. and Thursday 1 p.m. Seventh grade Friday Aug 30 at 1 30 p.m. Taft sixth graders and tenth graders also have sessions. Transfer testing for junior high enters Aug 20 and Aug 22.
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Cedar Rapids
Roosevelt
Taft Junior High
Nixon Leads In All Iowa Straw Poll At The Fair
The Gazette's All-Iowa fair straw poll shows Richard Nixon opening a clear lead after day one with Eugene McCarthy second and Hubert Humphrey third. 1,498 votes cast at the fair booth as polling continues through next Sunday with write ins for Rockefeller Reagan and others.
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Richard Nixon
Iowa
Gazette
Eugene McCarthy
Hubert Humphrey
Fair entertains crowd with Young Americans show
The Fair features the Young Americans performing solo and group numbers after a strong entertainment line up. They recently toured Japan and performed Happiness in Japanese. Children’s Zoo draws crowds with a llama, and marionette act by Bruce and Nola Bucknell open the day. Livestock judging starts with junior purebreds and market hogs, followed by beef cattle and hog competitions.
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Hampshire
Bombers Hit Deep Into North Vietnam As Raids Continue
U S forces pressed raids into North Vietnam s southern panhandle with about forty bombers delivering an estimated 2500 tons of explosives from Sunday into Monday. One mission hit suspected troop positions 12 miles west of Da Nang near a clash where U S Marines faced about 100 North Vietnamese fighters. North Vietnamese withdrew after artillery and dive bombers struck their fortifications. Twenty two North Vietnamese and eight Marines killed, 42 Americans wounded per U S headquarters.
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North Vietnam
Panhandle
Saigon
da Nang
U. S
Keith A Snell 39 Cedar Rapids resident dies after long illness
Keith A Snell 39 a Cedar Rapids resident who moved to Hiawatha three years ago died Sunday at University hospitals Iowa City after a long illness. He was born June 30 1929 in Bip pus Ind married June 3 1950 to Joan Starner in Warsaw Ind an electronics technician at Collins Radio Co and a member of Kenwood Park United Methodist church. He is survived by his wife two daughters Carol and Rose two sons Jay and Todd both at home his parents Mr and Mrs Floyd H Snell of Etna Green Ind and two brothers Jack of Ft Wayne Ind and Lew of Etna Green Ind. Memorial services are 3 pm Wednesday in Chapel of Memories by Rev Paul W Sommerville burial Cedar Memorial Park cemetery. Friends may call Cedar Memorial funeral home after 10 am Tuesday and at the chapel after 9 am Wednesday. The casket will not be opened after the services.
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Keith A. Snell
Cedar Rapids
Hiawatha
University Hospitals
Iowa City
Bippus
Ind
Joan Starner
Warsaw
Collins Radio Co
Kenwood Park United Methodist Church
Joan
Carol
Rose
Jay
Todd
Floyd H. Snell
Etna Green
Jack
Ft. Wayne
Lew
Paul W. Sommerville
Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
Anna Gulstorf widow of Peter Gulstorf dies in Cedar Rapids
Anna Gulstorf 1300 Oakland road NE Cedar Rapids widow of Peter Gulstorf died Sunday after a brief illness. Born April 28 1892 in Keystone she was predeceased by her husband in 1958. Survived by son Dean Seeman daughter Mrs Edward Shors two brothers Ewald and Fritz Kuehl Cedar Rapids three sisters Mrs Melvin Lyman Lillian Junge and Alice May Belle Plaine and six grandchildren. Funeral services at Trinity Lutheran church Wednesday 1 30 p m Rev E W Koberg to conduct. Burial Cedar Memorial Turner chapel east open until 9 p m Tuesday and at the church 10 a m to 1 25 p m Wednesday casket not opened after the service.
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Anna Gulstorf
Peter Gulstorf
Oakland Road
Cedar Rapids
Keystone
Dean’ Seeman
Edward Shors
Ewald Kuehl
Fritz Kuehl
Melvin Lyman
Lillian Junge
Alice May
Belle Plaine
Gulstorf
Trinity Lutheran Church
E. W. Koberg
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Turner Chapel East
Death of William K. Machemer in Denver
William K. Machemer a former Cedar Rapids resident and Denver retiree died in Denver on Sunday born January 3 1887 in Cedar Rapids Surviving brother Louis of Denver body to be brought to Turner Chapel East funeral services to be announced later
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William K. Machemer
Cedar Rapids
Denver
Louis
Turner Chapel East
Memorial Services for Holsapple and Kilpatrick Signed
Memorial services were held for Earl T Holsapple at 3 p.m. Monday in the Chapel of Memories led by Rev Eugene Tolstedt of Central Park Presbyterian church. Donald Gregory Kilpatrick had a Requiem High Mass at 10 a.m. Tuesday at St Patrick's Catholic church celebrated by Very Rev J Robert McDonald. Burial followed at Mt Calvary cemetery with a rosary service by Father McDonald and St Martha and Michael circle at 8 p.m. Monday at Teahen chapel. friends may call.
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Earl T
Eugene Tolstedt
Central Park Presbyterian Church
Kilpatrick
Donald Gregory
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
J. Robert McDonald
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Father McDonald
St. Martha and Michael Circle
Teahen
Johnson Vetoes Cotton Ban Bill
President Johnson vetoed a bill banning extra-long staple cotton imports from the United Arab Republic and The Sudan until diplomatic ties resume. He called the measure contrary to national interest and argued it limits foreign policy. The veto comes as he signs a price support bill offering the same programs to domestic growers.
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United States
U. S
Johnson
Enlistees and Promotions Among Armed Forces Members
Eight individuals enlist in the armed forces with assignments to Navy WAVES San Diego Bainbridge Great Lakes and Vietnam related programs. Promotions include Larry Tellin to second lieutenant at Ft Sill and Richard Schultz to army specialist 5 c in Vietnam. Other notes include navy and marine assignments and a 25 year army retirement by Warrant Officer Clair Scott in Edgewood California.
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Linda Kay Barnhart
Wyoming
Navy
Bainbridge
David D. Mattison
Lisbon
San Diego
Craig A. Kohl
Iowa City
Great Lakes
Michael K. Graham
Malcom
Richard A. Kimbrough
J Street
Ronald C. Braken
Toledo
Randy D. Vance
Coralville
Elmer R. McCloskey
Fourteenth Avenue SE
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Larry D Tellin
Lester J. Tellin
Solon
Army
Ft. Sill
Okla
Jack Gilbert
Fred Gilbert
Thirtieth Street
Richard Gebaur Air Force Base
James B. Foote
Oscar C. Foote
West Union
Vietnam
Twenty-fourth Street Drive
Pic
Douglas R. Vogel
Fifteenth Street
Ft. Leonard Wood
Clair Scott
Edgewood
California
Watts Riot Flaring As Police Substation Bombarded
Watts erupts as gunfire rakes a police substation and park amid a planned assault. Officials say 20 blocks of the 98 percent Negro area were touched. arrests reach 35 with nine women. Casualties include three Black men dead and a patrolmen recalling near overrun conditions.
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Ritter
Uruguayan VIP Turns Up Alive
MONTEVIDEO AP Kidnappers release Ulises Pereira Reverber adviser to President amid national university raids student riots and a major manhunt. Pereira was found drugged in a car near a street corner and helped by a woman who called police. He said captors treated him well but denied sleep. Tupamaro group claimed arrest for urging tough policy, while President Pacheco Areco refused to negotiate.
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Montevideo
Uruguay
Ulises Pereira Reverber
National University
Pereira
Graciela Perez
Tupamaro
Jorge Pacheco Areco
Pacheco
Marion Man Hurt in Coralville Accident
Clifford R. Evans, 27, of Marion, was injured Monday in a two-truck crash in the 800 block of First Avenue, Coralville. Evans was treated at University Hospitals in Town City for foot injuries after his Pepsi-Cola truck rear-ended a Cedar Rapids Steel Transport Co. truck driven by Jerry G. McInrey of Cedar Rapids as he prepared to turn. Evans faces a charge of failure to stop in the assured distance ahead.
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Coralville
Clifford R. Evans
Marion
University Hospitals
First Avenue
Evans
Cedar Rapids Steel Transport Co
Jerry G. McInrey
Cedar Rapids
McIinrey
Johnson’s surgery planned after Monday X rays
President Johnson faces needed operation as medical advisers await study of Monday X rays. X rays will be flown to Bethesda for review while White House officials say there is nothing else to report. Dr. Cain has treated Johnson since 1955 and helped in past surgeries in Bethesda in 1965 and 1966.
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Bethesda
White House
Cain
Johnson
Senate
Courthouse News Boy Faces Extortion Charge
A 14-year-old rural Cedar Rapids boy is charged with extortion over a letter allegedly from the American Nazi Party. The note demanded $100 left at a location by 3 p.m. Sunday or face consequences after the writer claimed prior phone calls. Investigators examined a likely matching typewriter and the youth was turned over to juvenile authorities.
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Cedar Rapids
Fairfax
American Nazi Party
Walter Grant
Grant
Frances Seefeldt Sentenced in Body Disposal Case
Frances J. Seefeldt, 21, of 1236 Fifth Avenue SE, received a suspended two year sentence at Rockwell City’s women’s reformatory after pleading guilty to disposing of a dead body. Judge J. Paul Naughton placed her on probation and required biweekly reports to her attorney. Authorities say she delivered her baby in early April and hid the body in her attic.
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Frances J. Seefeldt
Fifth Avenue SE
Women's Reformatory
Rockwell City
J. Paul Naughton
Robert Konchar
Miss Seefeldt
Springville Man, 54, Fined on Two Charges
Gerald Koppenhaver of Springville pled guilty to intoxication and failure to have vehicle under control. Bertram Township Justice Glenn Powers fined $50 for intoxication and $25 for control after a deputy said Koppenhaver’s car was in a ditch near Prairieburg early Sunday.
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Gerald Koppenhaver
Springville
Bertram Township
Justice of the
Glenn Powers
Koppenhaver
Prairieburg
Foreclosure and promissory note actions in Monticello and more
Legal notices summarize suits with parties Irwin H Bock Edwards Plumbing and Heating Co and named Edwards individuals for a promissory note of 12258 36. Monticello State Bank mortgages against Kenneth Lorenz and Marion Catherine Lorenz for 19457 85. Rich D Richards sues Richard L Morris doing business as Morris Excavating Co for 559 71 on an account.
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Irwin H. Bock
Edwards Plumbing and Heating Co
Dale Edwards
Leonard Edwards
Wendell Edwards
Monticello State Bank
Kenneth Lorenz
Marion Catherine Lorenz
Richard D. Richards
Richard L. Morris
Morris Excavating Co
Jill Smith Missing from Peyton Place TV Broadcast
Jill Smith disappears from Peyton Place at 8 30 PM Monday during a color KCRG TV Channel 9 broadcast. The search focuses on identifying her whereabouts and locating the missing individual.
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Jill Smith
Peyton Place
Kcrg-Tv
Channel 9
Lipsky and Curran File for Cedar Rapids School Board
Incumbent Norman Lipsky and Kenneth L. Curran filed nomination papers Monday for the September 9 Cedar Rapids school board election. Lipsky and fellow member Robert Barber also face term expirations this year. Papers are available at the school board secretary office, 346 Second Avenue SW.
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Lipsky
Curran
Cedar Rapids
Norman Lipsky
Linden Drive
Kenneth L. Curran
Eighth Street
Robert Barber
Second Avenue
Fisher Brothers File $8,902 Auto Damage Suit
Lon L. Fisher and Alonzo A. Fisher sue Karen Elaine Ridenour in Linn district court for 8902 dollars claiming Lon Fisher suffered personal injuries in an auto accident on August 13 1966 at First Avenue and Seventh Street West due to the defendant's negligence.
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Lon L. Fisher
Alonzo A. Fisher
Linn
Karen Elaine Ridenour
Lon Fisher
First Avenue
Seventh Street
G O P Negro delegates weigh Nixon Agnew slate response
Negro delegates and leaders vary in reaction to the Nixon Agnew ticket. Some call Agnew a mistake and question appeal to young Black voters, while others urge staying in the Republican party and pushing for change. James Farmer later runs as a Republican Liberal candidate in Brooklyn.
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Archie Jones
Baltimore
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West Virgina
G.O.P
Robert F. Kennedy
Eugene McCarthy
New York
John Lindsay
Nixon-Agnew
Chester Gillespie
Ohio
Republican Party
Alvin Dyson
Richmond
Dyson
Maryland
Robinson
Rockefeller
Barry Goldwater
Johnson
Nixon
The
Congress of Racial Equality
Farmer
Congress
Bedford- Stuyvesant
Brooklyn
Lansing Man Killed In Crash on No 13
Lansing resident WAUKON Ray Arnold Davis aged 40 was killed about 8:30 am Monday when his car sideswiped another four miles south of Waukon on highway 13. The other driver David Cowell aged 65 of Monona was charged with failure to yield half of the roadway and is listed in fair condition at Waukon hospital. Davis body is at Martin funeral home in Waukon.
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Waukon
Ray Arnold Davis
Route Two
Lansing
Highway 13
David Cowell
Monona
Cowell
Waukon Hospital
Davis
Martin Funeral Home
Driver Charged After Crash Near Prairie du Chien
Prairie du Chien Gary Fabert 23 and Lee Connell from Clayton are hospitalized in good condition after Fabert's car struck a bridge abutment Sunday. Fabert faces reckless driving charges.
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Gazette Prairie du Chien
Gary Fabert
Lee Connell
Clayton
Fabert
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Colorado Drive
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A Avenue
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E Avenue
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O Avenue
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Michael Pulaski
Park Towne Lane
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Robert G. Lindsley
Weing Road
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Second Street
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Eighth Avenue
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Sixteenth Avenue
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Third Avenue
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Bever Avenue SE
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