Weather and funeral notices from Iowa City area
Daily Record lists Friday highs and overnight lows with rainfall amounts for Decorah Olga Erwin Baumgartner and other local names. Includes funeral service details for Forbes Smith, Walter Mer, and Erwin Baumgartner with times, locations, and burial plans. Also notes memorial fund suggestions and weather data from Gazette weather station.
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Tipton — Deloss Forbes i Smith
Sheets and Son
Davenport Memorial Park
Trinity Episcopal Church
Iowa City
Decorah
Tina Heddington
Eee Shure
Stevie’s. Olga
Erwin Baumgartner
Odist
Feeney-Knutson
Strawberry Point
Walter F. Mer
George Gay
Gazette
Deaths at Cedar Falls and Cedar Rapids area
Obituaries list residents and relatives of Weekley Hagey Hunt Bauman with details on births deaths and funeral arrangements. Notables include E Joanna Hagey former Cedar Rapids librarian died at 93 in Duarte Calif. Everette Bauman Cedar Rapids service owner died on vacation. infant Christopher Hunt death with cremation. Cedar Falls area fire incidents noted. Burial and service details provided for several individuals.
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Joanna Hagey
Duarte
Calif
Cedar Rapids
Public Library
Everette William Bauman
Gavenue
Armature Service Co
International Falls
Minn
Nebraska City
Neb
Hilda
David
Ruth Hohmann
Skokie
Ill
Bernice Kirkland
Upland
Ed Joseph
Albuquerque
N.M
Eugene Phillips
Frank O'Neill
Jay Morgan
George Bell
Menlo Park
Brady’s
Memorial Services for Giffee and Rosary for William J
Memorial service for Giffee Mrs Joe held at 10 a.m. Monday at St Matthew's Church by Rev Louis McDonough. Burial at Mt Calvary. Calling hours at Brady mortuary. Rosaries noted. William J death Monday at 9 a.m. at Kuba funeral home and 30 dollars donation to All Saints Church by Rev Edmund Becker. National Society of Catholic Foresters to participate in Rosary Sunday at 7:30 p.m. at the funeral home.
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Giffee
Joe
St. Matthew's Church
Louis McDonough
Mt. Calvary
Brady Mortuary
William J
Kuba Funeral Home
All Saints Church
Edmund Becker
National Society of Catholic Foresters
Michigan Guard Officials Clash Over No Shoot Policy
Washington AP report shows state guard leaders disputing a federal no load order amid civil unrest. Rioters in Newark and Detroit used loaded weapons. Milwaukee and Cambridge guardsmen operated with explicit permission. Michigan officials say Throckmorton’s no shoot stance risked greater looting and questioned the shift from earlier directive to use force as needed.
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Washington
National Guard
House
Armed Services
Newark
Detroit
Milwaukee
Cambridge
Michigan Guard
John Throckmorton
Cecil Simmons
Throckmorton
Simmons
Michigan
Clarence Schnipke
Schnipke
Girl Accused of Liquor Violation at Belle Plaine Restaurant
Sanda A. Points, 18, of Belle Plaine was arrested at Russo's Pizza House for alleged liquor violation as a minor. A 13 month old child was dropped by mother Lorna Simmons, 27, after a disturbed scene at a fourth floor apartment. Simmons posted bond and was released. Firemen rescued Simmons from a ledge after she climbed out a window. Neighbors and teenagers identified in the incident. police seek those youths.
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Sanda A. Points
Belle Plaine
Russo’s Pizza House
First Avenue NW
NEW York (Ap
Pass- A.m
Lorna Simmons
Panel Favored For Evaluating Filter Claims
Senator Magnuson proposes a voluntary federal panel, run with the surgeon general, to evaluate health claims for new cigarette filters and related devices. He said such checks could help verify ideas and prevent publicized missteps without mandating government action.
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Washington
Senate
Magnuson
Dwash
Commerce
Columbia University
Robert Strickman
Columbia
Surgeon General
Ants Attack After Stroke Tragedy in Italy
In Mottola Italy police report a 79 year old farmer Angelo di Bello suffered a stroke in a field and died Friday after a swarm of ants bit him while unconscious Relatives found him and rushed him to a hospital but revival failed Doctors said the ants' alkali acid probably worsened the stroke effects
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Mottola
Italy
Angelo di Bello
It Wasn't Pigeons It Was Falling Wall
Roosevelt Smith and Harold Griffin heard a noise they thought was pigeons while working on an excavation in Columbia South Carolina. A parking lot attendant alerted the supervisor and the men were ordered out minutes before a brick wall collapsed. No injuries occurred.
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Columbia
S.C
Roosevelt Smith
Harold Griffin
George Shealey
Smith
Griffin
Senate Unit Okays Farm Credit Plans
The Senate Agriculture Committee approved a bill funding two credit programs to curb rural-urban migration. It would raise FHA water sewer grant authority to up to 120 million annually and allow FHA loans to finance nonagricultural recreation ventures while expanding loan volume and letting rates reflect market costs.
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Washington
UPI
Senate Agriculture Committee
Farmers Home Administration
FHA
Agriculture Department
Senate
Iit
Sen. Aiken
Provisional Revenue Chief Named For Iowa Department
Gov. Hughes said he will appoint Earl Burrows Jr. as provisional director of Iowa’s new department of revenue if a regular director isn’t hired by December 31. Burrows would serve temporarily as director and later become first deputy director once the permanent chief is hired.
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Des Moines
Harold Hughes
State Tax Commission
Earl Burrows, Jr
Department of Revenue
Tax Commission
Hughes
Burrows
Grain Reserves Bill Is Revised
Rep. Graham Purcell of Texas announced revisions to his grain reserves bill to tighten disposal of U S commodities when reserves fall to set levels and to prevent selling stocks below par prices at the low end of barren levels. He chairs the House agriculture subcommittee on livestock and grains and has been holding hearings on the measure.
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Washington
UPI
Graham Purcell
Texas
Congress
Purcell
House Agriculture Subcommittee On Livestock and Grains
U. S
Suburbs Seen as Holding Key to Riot Cure
An analyst argues that suburbs hold the key to stopping riots as major cities experience similar patterns. He compares Detroit Newark and Los Angeles noting the same melancholy scenario and warns urban unrest mirrors across regions.
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Christopher N
Detroit
Newark
Los Angeles
Five Hurt in Three Traffic Collisions Friday
Five persons suffered minor injuries in three traffic accidents Friday. Jackie M Flagel, six, from Birchwood Drive NE, suffered abrasions after darting into the street and being struck by a car driven by James A Kautz Jr of Twenty seventh Street NW. Delores Sharp, 33, of Thirty first Street Drive SE, was x rayed for possible head and pelvis injuries when her car was rear ended by Kenneth W McKnight, 23, of Thirty first Street Drive SE. McKnight was charged with failure to control. Three passengers in Donald K Cornwell’s car, Center Point, were injured in a two car crash at First Avenue and Second Street West.
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Jackie M. Flagel
Birchwood Drive
James A. Kautz, Jr
Twenty - Seventh Street
Delores Sharp
First Street Drive
First Avenue
Thirtysixth Street
Zane M. Sharp
Marion
Anauto
Kenneth W.mcknight
McKnight
Donald K. Cornwell
Center Point
Second Street West
Cornwell
Louise
Knights of Columbus
Donald Cornwell
Richard
Adv
Second Istreet
Ronald J. Warren
M Street
Huber
Kenneth
Jamison
Villisca
City Briefs From Iowa City Hospitals and Community Notices
City briefs report hospital patients and local incidents. Mrs Le land Strait a surgical patient at University Hospitals Iowa City visitors permitted. Cornwell family has members treated after a road collision with Ronald J Warren charged with failure to yield. Mrs Ar mand Klees returned home from Mercy hospital. Piano lessons advertised in Kenwood area.
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Leland Strait
Thirteenth Avenue SE
University Hospitals
Iowa City
Armand Klees
Twentieth Avenue SW
Mercy Hospital
Guardsman Killed in Army Truck Crash near Camp Rinley
PAYNESVILLE Minn AP one Tow a national guardsman was killed and three others injured Friday night when a military mess truck swerved to avoid a loose trailer on highway 4 and plunged into a ditch. The incident occurred as the unit returned from two weeks of summer training at Camp Rinley.
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Paynesville
Minn
Towa National
Highway 4
Vietnam Report Continues Across Page One
Rescue crews from two helicopters saved a Red Cross girl and three soldiers after a crash in a river 200 feet wide. Premier Ky says many army officers face sweeps for corruption and inefficiency amid a broader cleanup. Funeral notice for Ricky Lanoye Kelly, grandson of Mr and Mrs Thomas R Kelly, from Granite City Illinois. He died in Vietnam August 17 during combat. Local ad notes Queen's Kitchen shrimp basket with a shrimp sauce.
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Red Cross
Thomas R. Kelly
Wiley Boulevard
Granite City
Ricky
Army
Larry Ohl
Tacoma
Wash
Vietnam
Lanoye Kelly
Nine Dollars Stolen in Cedar Rapids Feed Store Breakin
Burglars pried open a side window at Linn-Jones Feed Service route two Cedar Rapids Friday night to raid the petty cash box totaling nine dollars. The breakin was found at 7:30 a.m. Saturday as deputies described the intruders’ entry and search of offices before exiting through the front door.
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Linn-Jones Feed Service
Cedar Rapids
President Johnson asks Democrats to back him amid crises
LOS ANGELES AP President Johnson urged every Democrat to support his leadership as the nation faces domestic and foreign violence. Delivered by Postmaster General O'Brien at the Western States Democratic Conference, the appeal echoed FDR Truman and Kennedy in urging decisive programs over easy solutions while noting Vietnam may affect re election prospects. O'Brien contrasted Republican calls for harsher action with the White House push for measured moves toward peace.
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Johnson
Western States
Democratic Conference
O’brien
Franklin Roosevelt
Harry Truman
John F. Kennedy
North
Vietnam
Policemen Die In Apartment Shootout After Baker Fire
Inside the apartment officers Isham and Knott confronted Baker as a woman retreated to a bedroom and was shot. Baker fled to the living room and the pair exchanged fire, both officers killed. Isham had two years on the force, Knott one year. Isham was married with a daughter.
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Baker
Isham
Knott
Shel
Force
Court handles drunk driving case for Buskirk
Ronald D. Buskirk, 25, of 2625 Thirty-third Avenue SW, pled innocent in Linn district court on a charge of drunken driving. He was arrested August 21 after an accident in the 2600 block of Eighteenth Street SW.
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Ronald D. Buskirk
Thirty-third Avenue
Linn District Court
Eighteenth Street
Linn Board Secures Grant for Teacher Training Pilot
The Linn county board of education received a $261,466 federal Title III grant for a 1967 68 in service teacher training pilot across seven surrounding counties. John Messerll named director with a team of ten consultants and seven staff, supplying expertise in social language arts counseling and library science. Equipment includes two television cameras and portable gear for consultants. An executive committee led by Larson Bode and Field and an advisory group including Gill Ropp Mae Welsh Railsback and Wentworth Clarke oversees a plan rooted in a merger study. The first meeting sets officer elections and policy discussions for Sept. 15.
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Lien County
Tra Larson
Linn County
Cedar Rapids
Area Ten Community College
Linn Board
Lester Gill
Cedar County
Herman Ropp
Iowa Mennonite
Wellman
Marylita
St. Pius
Mary Welsh
Iowa County
Roland Hansen
Benton County
al Kimler
Washington County
Charles Railsback
Iowa City
Grace Ferns
Johnson County
Jim Poulter
Jones County
Richard Vandenberg
Line County
Wentworth Clarke
C R Man Charged in Fatal Crash Near Vinton
Robert Brown 25 of Cedar Rapids faces three charges after a Sunday crash eight miles south of Vinton that killed five people Linda Fields 18 Keeley 23 Martin Seidl and his wife Arleda 52 and daughter Jean Ann 17 all of Clinton Miss Fields and Keeley were in Browns car Brown is hospitalized in Iowa City and charged with no license failure to yield and reckless driving
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Vinton
Robert Brown
Sixteenth Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Highway Patrol
Brown
Iowa City
Linda Jean Fields
First Street
Leonard Keeley
Nineteenth Street
Martin Seidl
Arleda
Jean Ann
Clinton
Miss Fields
Keeley
Three Soldiers Wounded in Paynesville Incident
Richard Cosaert a 20 year old from rural Corning Michael Dams 21 of Corning and Leonard Mathenry 19 of Lenox were hospitalized in Paynesville after an incident Saturday noon. They belong to company A second battalion 168th infantry 34th division with headquarters at Corning.
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Wee Nee Emery Nag Ey
Richard Cosaert
Corning
Michael Dams
Leonard Mathenry
Lenox
Paynesville
168Th Infantry
Iowa Truck Grain Rate Boost Set
DES MOINES AP The Iowa Commerce commission announced a 6 percent general freight rate hike for most truck carrier firms in Iowa retroactive to Aug 14. Truckers had pursued a 10 percent rise, but the increase aligns more closely with the federal government's recent 5 percent interstate rate rise.
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Des Moines
Iowa Commerce Commission
Iowa
Commission
Woman Killed In Iowa Crash Near Ordnance Plant
A two car crash near the Burlington army ordnance plant late Friday killed Hazel Hawhaker 70 of Mt Pleasant and injured four others. Edyth Johnson 77 remained in poor condition, Edwin Johnson 83 was fair to good, Anna McCabe 14 was listed in poor condition, while Gloria Gatlin 20 of Burlington escaped serious injury. Officers cited that the Mt Pleasant car pulled out in front of Gatlin’s vehicle at the junction of highway 34 and route 406.
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United Press
Mt. ‘Pleasant
Burlington
Ordnance Plant
Edyth Clara Johnson
Mt. Pleasant
Edwin Johnson
Anna McCabe
Johnson
University Hospitals
Iowa City
Gloria Ann Gatlin
Miss Gatlin
Highway 34
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