Weather notes and obituaries mix from Midwest region
A weather brief records 2 pm readings with SSE wind at 6 mph and falling barometer, alongside a list of obituaries and service notices across Iowa towns. Entries cover births and family notices, funeral times, and church services for Ka Jon a Yoder Kalona Petersim Manchester Blairstown and other communities.
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Gazette
Kalons
Troyd Yoder
Ka Jona
Yoder
Tawa City
Clara E. Snyder
East Union Mennonite
Kalona
Peters¢im's
Edgewood Man Receives Bronze Star for Vietnam Duty
Military notes honor several service members with Bronze Star and meritorious service awards for ground operations in Vietnam. Includes list of soldiers from Iowa locations and family connections, plus Vietnam assignments and promotions.
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Edgewood
Vietnam
St. Luke's
Aus
Robert Yates
Army
Jimmy J. Bolsayente
Jean Bentinger
Les
Richard N. Holloway
Alice L. McKenna
James L. Spes
Michael B. Benda
Rawson
Cynthia L. Olis
Milo Benda
Bat Ate Oa
Sener
Ue Traer
Rapids
Wats Canall
Cherolyne MeNdation
Nelson
Cedar Rapids
Kenneth
E. Davis
Marion
Janet J.musser
Blairstown
Kennedy inquest rules set after two day hearing
Boyle outlines ground rules for the upcoming inquest into the Chappaquiddick accident. Witnesses may have counsel for rights against self incrimination and communications, and attorneys must accompany witnesses in and out of the room. Critics say the inquest risks pre trial publicity and Kennedy’s standing as a witness. District Attorney Dinis says the inquest will start next Wednesday regardless of whether exhumation for an autopsy is allowed.
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Boyle
Hanily
Bayle
Kennedy
Hanify
Edward Kennedy
Paul Redmond
Chappaquiddick Island
Massachusetts Law
Redmond
Edmund Dinis
U. S. Supreme Court
Dinis
Pennsylvania
Miss Kopechne
Arson Suspected In Riviera Fires
Police suspect arson as a series of fires blazed along the French Riviera from the Pyrenees to the Italian border. Campers near Cannes saw a man run after igniting paper under wood while a firefighter near Barols reported a similar incident. Officials said several thousand acres burned, joining more than 10 000 acres already torched last weekend.
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Nice
French Riviera
Pyrenees
Talian
Roxitier
Cannes
Barrols
Tribes of Bermuda Parish Reorganization Discussed
A fragment notes Bermuda’s historical division into nine parishes once termed tribes. The text hints at a restructuring discussion among local authorities.
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Bermuda
Aeronautics Board Chairman Resigns in California
John Crooker resigned as chairman of the Civil Aeronautics Board and President. Nixon accepted the resignation effective Sept. 20. Crooker, appointed in September 1968 by President Johnson, left no successor named. Press Secretary Ronald Ziegler praised Crooker's service.
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San Clemente
Calif
John Crooker
Civil Aeronautics Board
Nixon
White House
Crooker
J. Johnson
Ronald Jaigler
75,000 Wants The California Constitution
A claim asserts California’s constitution would be the third longest in the world with seventy five thousand words, eclipsing Louisiana and India in length.
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California
Louisiana
India
Linn Jury Finds Papakee Guilty in Break-In Trial
A Linn County district court jury found Rudy Papakee guilty after 45 minutes of deliberation in a breaking and entering case. Sentencing is scheduled for Sept. 15 at 9 a.m. by Judge Thomas Bown. Papakee, 19, faced charges related to the Barrel Inn burglary on Oct. 25, 1967.
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Linn County
Rudy Papakee
Third Street
Thomas Bown
Papakee
Barrel Inn
Fourteenth Avenue SE
Park says U.S. must stay in Korea to deter North Asia threats
President Park Chung-hee told AP that U S forces must remain in South Korea until the communist threat from North Asia is eliminated. He cited the USSR and China and warned that withdrawal is not foreseeable, urging continued U S presence to deter invasion and sustain Okinawa ties.
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Henry Hartzenbusch
SEOUL
Chung Hiée Park
U.S
South Korea
North Asia
Soviet Union
China
North Korea
Park
The
Nixon
San Francisco
Korea
T 6
Okinawa
Talks Stall in Amana Refrigeration Strike Session
No progress toward ending the Amana Refrigeration strike after a three hour mediation in Cedar Rapids. About 1,100 Machinist Local 1526 members walked out last Sunday over wage terms as talks continue with no resolution.
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Amana
Cedar Rapids
Cargill
Westside
Nutrena
Washington
Iowa
Funeral Rites and Burials Reported in Local Obituaries
Multiple funeral services are noted. Warren Stewart buried in Oak Hill cemetery with graveside rites by Rev. Roger O’Brian Stewart Funeral Home in charge. Carolyn Pangburn scheduled at Turner East chapel at 1:00 AM Friday with burial at Riverside cemetery. George Harmer services at Chapel of Memories with entombment in Cedar Memorial Mausoleum. Burial details list Mt Hermon lodge and resolutions by Rev. Claude Tones and Rev. John Shew.
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Chapel of Memories
Nev
John 5
Shew
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home Way
Deere Sues Over Exemption Status of Farmer’s Sheller
The John Deere Co filed two suits in district court seeking a declaratory judgment on whether a Ling county farmer Ine Carson’s corn sheller is exempt from attachment. It asks to restrain Linn county Sheriff Walter Grant from demanding an in dommnifying bond and from permitting a public sale of the machinery. Deere contends Carson has sequestered and restrained property previously and used the shelter for custom shelling for others, challenging the exemption claim.
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John Deere Co
Ling County
Linn County
Walter Grant
Deere
Ine Carson
Carson
Desegregation Deadline In Mississippi Extended
The Fifth Circuit granted HEW a delay until Dec 1 for 30 Mississippi districts to extend desegregation. The ruling allows 222 schools to open next month under freedom of choice while plans to unitary, nonracial schools are submitted by Nov 1. The NAACP fund criticized the move as a retreat from rights, and district boards must detail faculty desegregation plans or face federal intervention.
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New Orleans
UPL
Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals
Health, Education and Welfare
HEW
Mississippi
Nixon
Robert Finch
Naacp Legal Defense Fund
NAACP
Federa
Jackson
Miss
Sulinc
Melvin Leventhal
Naace Legal Fund
U.S
Tijuana Off Limits To 150000 U S Military Personnel
The Navy orders Tijuana off limits for 30 days starting around Sept. 15 to protect 150,000 military personnel based in southern California from narcotics exposure. The Ith Naval District supervises such actions and notes two shore patrols operate at the San Ysidro border crossing. Mexican enforcement agencies have launched a major narcotics campaign to curb traffic.
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San Diego
Tijuana
California
Ith Naval District
Navy
Batrol
Sant’ Ysidro
Calif
Fire destroys wing at Central Community High School
A fire Sunday damaged two Central Community high school buildings. The newer building survived a minor blaze while an adjacent classroom block was destroyed. Student Matterson associated with Central Community. No other injuries reported.
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Central Community High School
Young Matterson
Federal Accountants on Iowa's Side in Water Pollution Battle
Federal accountants led by Allen Voss push for interim water treatment measures less than full secondary treatment. The Iowa Pollution Control Commission argues for $25 million to prove secondary treatment is necessary, while the Office of the General Accounting Office weighs funding limits and interim goals amid audits on six water facilities.
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Federal Accountants
Iowa
Jerry Elsen
Gazette Stott Weller
Secondary
Rent Control Commission
U.intent. S. Department of the Interior
Towa
Commission
I Interior Department
Interior
Congress
Allen Voss
General Accounting Office
the Gazelle
Voss
Iowa Water Pollution Control Commission
Mississippi River
Missouri
Mississippi
Dubuque
Davenport
Clinton
Buvilington
Muscaline
Fort Madison
Keokuk
Missouri River
Sioux City
Council Bluffs
House Committee On
Kongressional Committee
Vietnam war report notes infiltration patterns and new travel limits
The article describes North Vietnamese troops avoiding demilitarized zones and using border sanctuaries as they move quickly after US bombing pauses. Officers report infiltration rates show cyclical peaks and valleys with experts noting misjudgments of low points over time.
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Lag
U. S
Pentagon
Thye Former Senator Dies in Minnesota
Former Minnesota Governor and U S Senator Edward Thye, 74, died Wednesday night near Thye’s Tara Theme home in NORTHIGHLY, Minn. He was lieutenant governor in 1942 and became governor in 1943 after Harold Stassen’s resignation. Thye later won election to the U S Senate in 1944 and was re-elected in 1952, failing to win a third term in 1958.
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Northipleld
Minn
Hormer
Minnesota
Edward ‘Thye
Tara
Here
Fovernor
Harold Strassen
Gethter
Navy
Kye
U.S
Ibuh
Eugene McCarthy
Whye
U.S. Senate
Pittsburgh Demonstrators Rally Over Construction Jobs
A group of union leaders and protesters gathered outside a building as negotiators sought to secure more black workers in the construction industry. Public safety officials, including James Cartest, urged calm while tensions flared over a three day protest against owners of ten major projects.
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James Cartest
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Thomas IL Soppe
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Robert W. Braasch
Mincden Lane
Ton T. Biong
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Marlon
Sherviser
Manchester
Leslie Emer
St. Loui
Silver Creek Methodist
Roy Emerson
Robinson
Cancer Fund
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Murde
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Parlie Hyde
Pelfer-Hal
Toledo
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Larry G. Hermanstorfer
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Douglas E. Holt
Washington Avenue
Friedrich Davin
Ernest R. Davin
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Army Pfc
Jerome
Linderbaum
Walter W. Linderbaum
Linda Linderbaum
Ossian
Jack W. Miller,Jr
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Robert W. Hauschild
Fred G. Hauschild
Elkader
Dennis A. Burgess
Harry H. Burgess
Thirteenth Street
James W. Templeton
Dawn Templeton
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Susan Dergo
Andrew Dergo
J Avenue
Gary EB. Voshell
NEW Dell (Ap
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Fayette
Philip M. Hovey
Tmuliont
Hannah Hovey
Gordory Avenue
Pary
Madhu Limaye
Lance Gandhi
Aureaucracy
Riviera
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Cee Eee
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Aeronautics Board
Linn
Cedar Memorial, Funeral Home and
Kura East
Janesa Kura West
Japan
Artel
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Yale
Federal Office of Education
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