Weather and civic notices from a Midwest daily page
The page lists high and low temperatures for cities including Bismarck Minneapolis Chicago New York and Denver with rainfall totals. It notes barometer and humidity at 2 pm and provides sunrise and sunset times plus a long set of local notices including births and obituaries from several towns, plus a military reserve amendment discussion.
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Bismarck
Chicago
New York
Denver
Omaha
Duluth
Phoenix
Angeles
Shreveport
Gazette
Traffic Fines and Notices Across Multiple Iowa Addresses
A list of individuals from Iowa and nearby areas fined for speeding and other traffic offenses, including fines of 10 to 15 dollars and costs. Some cases note bonds forfeited and specific violations such as disobeying signals and unsafe lane changes. Separate entries also reference suspended sentences and upcoming funeral services for local residents.
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Richard J. Fisher
Knollwood Drive
Robert J. Thomas
Thirtieth Street
Larry C. Aspleak
Iowa City
Jeffrey W. Johnson
Crestridge Avenue
Marvin D. Kuehl
Cedar Drive
Thomas F. MecEnany
Mt. Vernon Road
Richard H. Miller
Second Avenue
Donald D. Adney
E Avenue
July City Health Study Notes Gain In Dust Control
The July health department report for Cedar Rapids shows May dustfall averages of 43 tons per square mile in industrial and 19.5 in residential areas, up from April. Otis Sunderman’s 12 month air pollution figures average 40.8 tons industrial and 18.2 residential, with note that industry has improved under higher production. The July report also records 34 new venereal disease cases in Linn County, 27 in Cedar Rapids, 176 housing inspections and 12 reinspections, 3 dwellings posted illegal, 2 demolished, 315 births and 88 deaths, plus measles and other infections and 82 food inspections with 31 nuisance notices.
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City Health Department
Cedar Rapids
Otis L. Sunderman
Albert Lindsay, Jr
Linn County
Joe
Cook
Senate rejects measure on reserve and guard powers
Russell urges trust in Lyndon B Johnson as commander in chief amid talk of impeachment. The debate centers on limiting presidential authority over the organized reserve and national guard with proposed changes to be drafted by Senator Miller of Iowa. Individual reservists and guardsmen remain exempt unless their units are mobilized.
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Vietnam
Korea
Senate
Russell
Johnson
Organized Reserve and National Guard
Lyndon B Johnson
Iowa
Miller
UCS Board Updates Funding and Programs Across Agencies
The United Good Neighbors proposes using idle YWCA space for a paid child care related halfway house, with final approval pending Sunshine Mission officials. The board buys an eight cylinder car for the Red Cross at 2450 dollars, denies a 50 dollar monthly raise for a Jane Boyd secretary, and considers YMCA salary and fee increases. The Marion YMCA post sees a resignation and a 7500 dollar salary request, NYC projects in Cedar Rapids, VISTA postings in Oak Hill Jackson and Ellis, and a juvenile detention home proposal for the county health center.
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Jane Boyd
Shoplifter Janet Kepler Receives Suspended Sentence
Janet F. Kepler 17 of Urbana was given a 30 day suspended jail term on a shoplifting charge. She allegedly tried to take a pen and seven re-tills valued at $1.50 from the Woolworth store at 117 Second Street SE on Monday.
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Janet F. Kepler
Urbana
Woolworth
Second Street
Flooding Leaves 2000 Russian Families Homeless Near Hutow
Torrential rains across Russia's border region drenched by the Iman river have left at least 2,000 families without homes. The defense ministry newspaper Red Star cites Iman town near Hutow as especially hard hit as floods surged over riverbanks.
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Moscow
Russia
China
Defense Ministry
Red Star
Iman
Hutow
Naval Reserve Opens Counterinsurgency Course At Cedar Rapids Center
The Armed Forces Center in Cedar Rapids will host a two hour per week college level counterinsurgency course for naval reserve officers starting September 8. Lt Cmdr Boyd E Sanford of Marengo says the course, with 40 sessions, helps meet promotion and retirement points. Military personnel on leave and others from Iowa communities are listed with travel details and family information. Call 363 5363 for enrollment.
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Naval Reserve Officers School
Armed Forces Center
Cedar Rapids
Cmdr
Boyd E. Sanford
Marengo
Naval Reserve
James Reid dies by suicide at Cedar Rapids home
James Reid aged 52 died at his residence in Cedar Rapids after taking his own life with a 12 gauge shotgun. Linn County medical officials ruled death self inflicted as detectives cited despondency over ill health. Survivors include his wife Jane, five daughters and one son. Memorial services set for 3 p.m. Friday at Turner Chapel with a non opened casket.
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James Overton Reid
Fourth Street
Linn County
Reid
Mr. Reid
Cedar Rapids
Lynch, Neb
Jane Elizabeth Bader
Anamosa
Elizabeth Dirks
Joyce McConnaughy
Yellville
Ark
Nancy Simmons
Monticello
Becky Reid
Susan Norenberg
Davenport
Michel Reid
Lawrence RE. Reid
Des Moines
Lane Free on Bond for Malicious Car Damage
Jerald R. Lane, 22, arraigned in municipal court on a charge of causing malicious damage to a motor vehicle. He demanded a preliminary hearing, set for Sept. 6, and was released on $500 bond. He is accused of kicking in a car window on Sixth Street and Eighth Avenue SW early Wednesday.
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6 Avenue
Sixth Street
Second Avenue
Woodlark Lane
Second Avenue SE
Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing Co
First Avenue SE
Jerald R. Lane
Lane
Eighth
Avenue SW
Waterloos Concrete seeks declaratory judgment on silo repossession
The Waterloo Concrete Co filed for a declaratory judgment to allow repossession and sale of a Linn county farm silo and equipment after Roy Streeter defaulted on a 6000 dollar sale. Defendants Nick Hamling John Suchome and Darune Suchome claim the silo is attached to their real estate. The company argues the structures are removable independent units not affixed to the foundation.
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Waterloo Concrete Co
Linn County
Nick
Margaret Hamling
John A
Darlene Ann Suchome
Roy A
Kathryn E. Streeter
Warren J. Rees
Taits Seek $4,481 In Accident Damages
Leonard K. and Marguerite Meyers Tait of Cedar Rapids filed a $4,481.28 auto accident damage suit against Sharon K. Decker and Earnest Norton. Each plaintiff seeks $2,000 for personal injuries and $481.28 for car repairs for an accident in Cedar Rapids on June 25, 1966.
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Leonard K
Marguerite Meyers Tait
Cedar Rapids
Sharon K. Decker
Earnest Norton
Seven Nabbed at Atlanta Induction Center Anti-War Protest
Seven anti-Vietnam War demonstrators were taken into custody after a brief clash in front of an Atlanta army induction center. The protestors shouted Black power and tried to enter the building, tearing bags and wresting with officers near 12th Army headquarters. A newsman noted one man ripped a officer badge as police blocked the entry. About 20 demonstrators, including SNCC members, carried signs urging action with the slogan Move over or we'll move you over.
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Atlanta
12Th Army
Army
30 Day Term Issued In False Check Case
Robert Y. Arnold 35 of 324 Second Avenue SE received a 30 day jail sentence Thursday for false uttering of a check. Judge Loren Hul linger Jr gave credit for time served since July 26 leaving one week to serve. He allegedly wrote an $8.31 bad check to J C Penny Co July 16.
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Charles O. Mathison
Second Street SE
Henry C. Bane
Woosung
James T. Masuen
Garnaville
Kathryn A. Kelly
Juneaiyn Drive
Karl W. Carr
Eighth Street
Robert Y. Arnold
Second Avenue SE
Loren Hullinger, Jr
Arnold
J. C. Penney Co
Portuguese Forces Liberate 2000 Rebels in Mozambique
An army communique says about 2,000 rebel held Africans were liberated by Portuguese forces in Beira Mozambique on Thursday. The report emphasizes the operation and its scale.
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Beira
Portuguese Mozambique
Airlines on index quarterly draw clear of UAL issues
Officials said the quarterly index plan excludes UAL local issues from the proposed contract, expressing disappointment that these matters were dropped.
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UAL
Machinists predicted to accept new settlement Friday
Reports from union leaders and AFL-CIO president Meany indicate machinists may vote to approve a new contract Friday ending the five airline walkout. Spokesmen say reaction is favorable and locals in Kansas City Washington Miami and New York expect acceptance.
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Washington
P. L. Siemiller
International Association of Machinists
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Kansas City
Miami
New York
Tourists Camp At Airport Amid Trans World Strike
Hundreds of American tourists at London airport faced lengthened vacations as a United States airline strike halted homeward trips. TWA said rebooking could take three days on average and as many as 1,500 passengers were stranded across major European hubs.
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London
Trans World Airlines
Atlantic
Johnson
TWA
Madrid
Paris
Lisbon
Europe
Ciha Seeks Preliminary Hearing in Lascivious Acts Case
George R. Ciha Jr., 24, of 645 Twenty-first Avenue SW, was arraigned in municipal court on a charge of lascivious acts with a child and demanded a preliminary hearing set for Thursday.
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George R. Ciha, Jr
Twenty-first Avenue
Ciha accused in incident involving Cedar Rapids boy
Ciha faces charges connected with an alleged July 16 incident involving a 10-year-old Cedar Rapids boy. He is free on a $1,000 bond.
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Ciha
Cedar Rapids
Deaths Kenneth LaMonte Kempt, 56, Waterloo
Kenneth LaMonte Kempt, 56, of Waterloo died Wednesday after a brief illness. Survived by two sons, a daughter, a grandson, two brothers and a sister. Memorial services at Turner Chapel at 1 30 pm Saturday. Burial Cedar Memorial Cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel until 1 p.m. Saturday. Casket will not be opened after the service.
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Kenneth LaMonte Kempt
Waterloo
Turner Chapel
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Obituary notices and funeral details in multiple rites
Friends may call at the various chapels and cemeteries for Francine Jackson Earl Turner and Kate Grove along with Quenton Hardy Josef Kremenak and other individuals. Services occur Friday with multiple pastors including Rev Raphael Ludwig Rev Lewis A Miller Rev Glenn S Hartong and Rev Charles Moore. Burial locations include Oak Hill Morse Oak Shade Czech National and Oakland cemeteries.
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Kremenak
Josef — Brosh
Jerry Drahovzal
Czech National Cemetery
Policeman Shot After Fort Lauderdale Drive In Fracas
AP reports a policeman was shot in the arm early Thursday after officers broke up a crowd of battling youths at a Fort Lauderdale drive in. In nearby Pompano Beach a sniper fired five times at patrolmen guarding a supermarket. two arrests for disorderly conduct followed.
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Fort Lauderdale
Pompano Beach
Harry Mawhinney
Scheetz Pleads Guilty Of Assault And Battery
Oscar Scheetz Jr. 21 of Cedar Rapids pled guilty to assault and battery in municipal court. Judge Loren Hullinger Jr. deferred sentencing pending two Johnson county felony charges. Scheetz allegedly grabbed a young woman in the 500 block of Sixth Street SE last November 22.
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Oscar Scheetz, Jr
Cedar Rapids
Loren Hullinger, Jr
Scheetz
Johnson County
Sixth Street
Misunderstanding Blamed in Road Relocation Fuss
A misinterpretation blamed for complaints about Cedar Valley expressway relocation services. Officials from the highway commission and U S bureau of public roads visited Cedar Rapids after reports of a misleading offer to residents. The city and commission provide relocation info and aim to assist affected families and businesses over multiple years.
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Cedar Valley
Don Cole
Commission
the Gazette
James Stober
Ames
The
Highway Commission
Cole
Tom Thompson
U. S. Bureau of Public Roads
Cedar Rapids
Kcrg News
Gaylen Belisle
C R Men Named by Iowa Nutrition Group
Burlington Iowa Reverend Louis White of Greeley elected president of Iowa Natural Food Associates. Dr Willis Blair of Cedar Rapids named first vice president Romer Mass of Davenport second vice president Dr R A Zmoos Cedar Rapids third vice president and Dale Neumann Cedar Falls secretary treasurer.
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Burlington
Louis White
Greeley
Iowa Natural Food Associates
Willis Blair
Cedar Rapids
Nutrition
Romer Mass
Davenport
R. A. Zmoos
Dale Neumann
Cedar Falls
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Daily Record
C.R. Weather
Mississippi
LaCrosse
Lansing
Dam No
Rise
McGregor
Dubuque
Keokuk
C.R
James Rettig
Fourteenth Avenue
Marion
Carey C. Poorman
Eighth Avenue SE
William Elliott
Thirteenth Street
St. Luke's
Robert Anderson
Hickory Boulevard
Gerald Ernst
Thirtieth Street Drive
Larry McCray
Indianapolis
Fred Lenway
Mr. Lenway
Alvin Lenways
Ninth Street NW
James R. Hronck
Judith A. Stevenson
Claude D. Cook
Dorthy L. Whittle
Dennis M. Fitzgerald
Donna M. Owen
Olen E. Gibson, Jr
Norma J. Brewster
Robert W. Ross
Virginia C. Hall
Marvin L. Johnson
Karen M. Jones
Walker
Dennis C. Meyer
Donna J. Shebetka
Fairfax
Thomas W. Lawin
Union
Diane M. Hall
Joseph V. Albrecht
Janet E. Samuelson
Rolland C. Johnson
O'Neill
Neb
Pauline A. Jones
Mary Jane Olson
Eric Leigh Olson
Rosemary Overbey
Jerry Overbey
St. Mary's Church
Rosary
Appleton
Morgan's
Cora Saacke
Thornburg’s
Center Point
Charles ™. Wisehart
Green Grove Baptist Church
Murdoch’s
Oxford
Godfrey Shupitar
Ee Brosh’s
Vinton
Harry M. Kassel
Vinton and
Grand Forks
N.D. Fry
Holland
Decorah
Daniel Lee McConnell
Lee McConnell
St. Benedict's Church
Stewie
Edeewood
Steve Crees
Rohn Funeral Home
Third Avenue SW
United Good Neighbors
UGN
UCS
Charles Sheehy
YWCA
Yaw
Sheehy
Sunshine Mission
Red Cross
Cyril Deaver
YMCA
Ottumwa
Ed Zeller
Pete Crivaro
Nyc
Bill Waite
VISTA
Oak Hill-Jackson
Ellis Area
New Center
William Clothier
Christy Clothier
Springville
Bremington
Wash
Camp Pendleton
Calif
Jack Clothier
William J. Clothier
San Diego
Norfolk
Dennis R Sundholm
Norman Sundholm
B Avenue NE
San Francisco
Donald H. Switzer
Merle Switzer
Atkins
USS
Orlock
Marine Pfc
John R. Hansen
L. W. Hansen
First Avenue
Lakehurst
N.J
Marine Pvt
Wayne Holst
Earl Holst
Thirty-second Street
Ronnie S. French
Dale E. French
Memphis
John W. Scott
Marvin H. Topinka
Jay M. Husmann
Scotch Grove
Navy
Roger Riggins
Manchberg
Germany
Riggins
Eugene Riggins
Lost Valley Road
James Reid
Taits
Airlines
Daily Limerick
Massachusetts Teachers Association
Patricia Sawicki
Ludlow
Mass
Betty
Freddy
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
Rina and
Tannahurk Funeral Homes
Kenneth Kempt
Wilbert
Wilbert Burial Vault
Mfr
Roland Wilbert Vault Co., Inc
John RE
Lapes
Third Ave
Iowa Nutrition Group
Murdoch Funeral Homes
Central
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