Weather and notices from Daily Record area report
The Daily Record weather summary shows high temperatures Sunday and overnight lows with inches of precipitation across cities including Atlanta Miami Minneapolis New Orleans and New York. Extended forecast favors mild changes with no major precipitation and cooler lows down to the teens in western areas.
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Atlanta
Miami
Minapolis
N. Orleans
New York
Phoenix
Seattle
Loangeles
Washington
Basque trial verdicts loom after delayed ruling
Five man military court in Burgos adjourned without verdicts on Saturday and recalled defendants Monday amid fear of harsh penalties. Prosecution sought death for six Basques accused of plotting a political police chief’s death, and long terms for 16 total, including two priests and three women. Defense called the sentences horrendous.
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Burgos
San Sebastian
Eugen Beihl
Beihl
ETA
Tomas Garcia Rebull
Franco
Nixon signs bill boosting veteran pension payments nationwide
President Nixon signed a bill raising monthly pension payments for veterans, widows, and parents by about 9.5 percent. The measure also boosts special allowances by 10 percent for veterans needing regular aid and care or who are permanently housebound.
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Washington
Nixon
Former South Korean Premier to lead U S and Europe tour
Seoul AP reports former South Korean Premier Chung Il-kwon will depart in mid January to tour the United States and Western Europe as special envoy to President Chung Hee Park, according to a government source.
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Seoul
Chung Il-kwon
U.S
Europe
Chung Hee Park
Labor Bureau Hears on Iowa City Scaffold Collapse Nut Pursuit
Investigators search for a smooth dethreaded nut believed to trigger the fatal scaffolding collapse at the University of Iowa music building. The incident killed Jack Hain and Oscar Tappen Jr., injured Glen Heeren and Frank Miller, with Cedar Rapids workers Allen Finn and Myron Stuefen testifying. The hearing, led by Kenneth Olson, aims to trace the nut’s origin and sequence of events.
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Iowa City
Iowa Bureau of Labor
University of Iowa Music
Walter Newmann
Arthur H. Newmann Construction Co
Ted Hoffman
Bituminous Casualty Co
Hoffman
Kenneth G. Olson
Bureau of Labor
Jerry Addy
Bureau
Allen Finn
Cedar Rapids
Myron Stuefen
Jack Hain
West Branch
Oscar Tappen, Jr
Riverside
Glen A. Heeren
Center Junction
Frank Miller
Kalona
Quebec Liberation Front abductors seek ransom and release
The Quebec Liberation Front demanded 500000 in gold and the release of 23 political prisoners for Laporte’s life. Jacques Rose Simard and others were linked to the case with an Oct. 24 warrant for conspiracy. Lise Rose received six months for refusing to testify as Cross fled under wartime emergency measures.
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Jacques Rose
Simard
Laporte
Marc Carbonneau
Cuba
Quebec Liberation Front
Lise Rose
Paul
Jacques
The
Liberation Front
Quebec
Canada
Front
Montreal
Trudeau
Okinawa Riot Seen as Powder Keg in Occupation
Tokyo reports say Okinawa riots arose from 25 years of American bombers in residents’ yards and a denial of Okinawan jurisdiction over GIs who break laws. Observers warn the island is a powder keg, with experts urging a stepped up withdrawal of U.S. forces to avert further clashes.
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Tokyo
API
Okinawa
Japan
U. S
James Lampert
Cedar Rapids to hold fire chief civil service exam
Cedar Rapids will test candidates for fire chief Jan. 19 written and Jan. 20 oral, with minimums of captain rank and ten years in service. The vacancy followed Chief Jesse Hunter's Oct. 20 retirement. Assistant Chief W T McAllen served as acting chief. The Chamber urged timely appointment while noting 90 day limits on temporary assignments and a 12 week Kirkwood course for chief candidates.
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Cedar Rapids
Public Safety
John Oberthien
Oberthien
Fire Service
Jesse Hunter
W. T. McAllen
Cedar Rapids-Marion
Civil Service Commission
State Code
Kirkwood Community College
Indira Gandhi Calls Early General Elections in India
Prime Minister Indira Gandhi dissolves the Lok Sabha and orders general elections 13 months early to combat conservative opposition to her socialist program. Election dates proposed for late February or early March, with results and new budget due by March 31. Gandhi vows action for food, shelter, and jobs amid unrest and a supreme court ruling on princely privileges.
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New Delhi
Indira Gandhi
India
S. P. Sen Varma
Gandhi
Supreme Court
Deficient defendant Horn fails to appear for sentencing
Douglas L. Horn, 21, of 1212 Fifth Street NW, missed Linn district court on Monday for sentencing on a marijuana sale conviction to an undercover agent July 9. Judge Harold Vietor issued a warrant, raised bond to 10,000, and noted two to five year prison prospects under Iowa narcotics law.
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Douglas L. Horn
Fifth Street
Linn District Court
Horn
Linncourt
Harold Vietor
Michael Fay
William Faches
Vietor
Iowa
Family watches telecast as Paul Brown shown in good health
Relatives in Maine and Newton Mass. describe the appearance of Paul Brown on television as clearly in good health. Brown's mother Mildred Brown expresses relief and longing for more time with her son.
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Oliva Roberge
Maine
Brown
Mildred Brown
Newton
Mass
Paul
Four Central City men freed on bond after tavern fight
Four Central City men I C Howe Virgil Powers Dave Silver and Joseph Nagel were arrested Saturday night after a clash with Linn sheriff's deputies outside a tavern. They posted bonds of 830 720 720 and were to appear in mayor's court January 8. A Fairfax deputy suffered a facial laceration during the incident.
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Linn Sheriff's
Linn County
I. C. Howe
Virgil Powers
Dave Silver
Joseph Nagel
William Cooper
Howe
Powers and Silver
Nagel
William Serbousek
Fairfax
Israel and Egypt push for peace talks with wary leaders
Anwar Sadat and Golda Meir voice cautious paths to a settlement as U.N. mediated talks face scrutiny. Meir warns success hinges on Arab willingness to seek lasting peace, while Sadat demands full withdrawal from captured land and recognition of Egypt’s terms.
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Anwar Sadat
Egypt
Sadat
Israel
Soviet Union
Britain
France
Middle East
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Strait of Tiran
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Suez Canal
U.S
Washington
Obituaries for O'Hare Callier and Norman in Cedar Rapids
Terrence Ted O'Hare lifelong Cedar Rapids resident dies at Greene Square nursing home born May 17 1883 he was a St Patrick church member and retired Quaker Oats employee survivors include two sons J L O'Hare Indianapolis and P G O'Hare Cedar Rapids two daughters Mrs Dale McEnany Cedar Rapids and Mrs Keith Ellis of Coggon eleven grandchildren and seven great grandchildren Services at St Patrick church at 9 30 am Wednesday burial Mt Calvary Rosary Tuesday 7 30 pm Teahen chapel friends may call Teahen chapel Rosary at Teahen Father Maguire officiating Helen Callier widow of Loyd Callier dies at 72 in Long Beach California lifelong Cedar Rapids area resident until 1951 born Feb 1 1898 in Norway member Covenant Presbyterian Church Long Beach survivors include two daughters Mrs L B Blanchard Santa Barbara and Mrs Joseph Konigsmark Redlands sister Mrs William Sawyer Florida six grandchildren and two great grandchildren Services will be Monday in Long Beach committal at 2 pm Wednesday Chapel of Memories Cedar Memorial burial Cedar Memorial milestones and calls Cedar Memorial chapel and Teahen arrangements Patrick Norman 94 former Cedar Rapids resident and former Quaker Oats employee dies Saturday in Silverhill Alabama born April 16 1876 in Sweden married Gustava Norman no immediate survivors Services 10 30 am Wednesday Chapel of Memories First Lutheran Church burial Cedar Memorial calls Cedar Memorial Chapel of Memories by Rev John M Jensen Teahen Funeral Home arrangements)
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Terrence
Ted” O'Hare
Cedar Rapids
Greene Square
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Quaker Oats Co
J. L. O'Hare
Indianapolis
P. G. O'Hare
Dale McEnany
Keith Ellis
Coggon
St. Patrick’s Church
Paul J. Maguire
Mt. Calvary
Father Maguire
Teahen Chapel
Helen Callier
Long Beach
Calif
Loyd Callier
California
Norway
Covenant Presbyterian Church
L. B. Blanchard
Santa Barbara
Joseph Konigsmark
Redlands
Patrick Norman
Silverhill
Ala
Sweden
Gustava Norman
John M. Jensen
First Lutheran Church
Cedar Memorial
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
Mrs. Arthur Davison Dies After Brief Illness in Cedar Rapids
Mrs. Arthur Davison 69 of 1017 Twenty-sixth Street SE died suddenly Saturday after a brief illness. Born Mary Pirase near Ely June 19 1901 she was married Sept. 25 1925 to her husband now. Surviving are her husband a daughter Mrs. Pat Cates of Seaside Ore. Graveside services 2:00 p.m. Wednesday in First Presbyterian cemetery near Ely. Memorial service at 7:30 p.m. at Kingdom Hall of Jehovahs Witnesses East Unit 3103 Pioneer Avenue SE led by Minister Jordon L Jaeger. Brush chapel in charge. Friends may call after 3:30 p.m. Tuesday.
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Arthur Davison
Twenty-sixth Street
Cedar Rapids
Mary Pirase
Ely
Pat Cates
Seaside
Ore
First Presbyterian Cemetery
Kingdom Hall of Jehovah’s Witnesses
East Unit
Pioneer Avenue SE
Jordon L. Jaeger
Brush Chapel
Dr. Donald E. David dies after short illness in Spencer
Dr. Donald E. David, 45, a Spencer resident and optometrist born January 16, 1925, in Rushville, died Sunday after a brief illness. He married Inez Keller in 1955 and is survived by his wife, two sons Kem and Donald, a daughter Jo Ellen, three brothers, two sisters, and several relatives. Services are planned in Spencer Tuesday at 10 a.m. and Cedar Rapids Wednesday at 3 p.m. at St. George Orthodox Church with burial in St. George cemetery.
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Spencer
Neb
Rushville
Inez Keller
Bismarck
N.D
Masonic Order
Eastern Star
Kem David
Donald David
Jo Ellen David
Richard David
Chadron
Joseph David, Jr
Norfolk
William David
Anaheim
Calif
James Saub
Ron Sauvage
Omaha
Spencer, Neb
St. George Orthodox Church
Cedar Rapids
Elias Ziton
St. George
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
Isabell Ohler Cone 86 Cedar Rapids widow dies in Meth-Wick Manor
Isabell Ohler Cone formerly of 1709 Eighth avenue SE and lifelong Cedar Rapids resident dies after a long illness at Meth-Wick Manor. Born October 1, 1884 in Cedar Rapids the daughter of Frank J. and Ella DuMont Ohler, her grandfather George Ohler was the city’s first undertaker. A childhood friend of Mamie Doud Eisenhower she received invitations to several Eisenhower inaugurations. There are no immediate survivors. She was a member of First Church of Christ Scientist. Graveside services at Oak Hill cemetery at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday conducted by the first reader of the church. The family suggests contributions to the Children’s Home or Humane Society. Friends may call at Turner Chapel East until 9 p.m. Tuesday.
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Eighth Avenue SE
William Luther Cone
Cedar Rapids
Meth-Wick Manor
Frank J
Ella DuMont Ohler
George Ohler
Eisenhower
Cone
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Oak Hill Cemetery
Children’s
Humane Society
Turner Chapel East
Mrs Elmer Bartholomew dies after long illness at 82
Mrs Elmer Bartholomew 82 of 937 Fourteenth Avenue SE Cedar Rapids widow of Elmer Bartholomew died Sunday after a long illness born Nov 5 1888 in West Union She leaves four daughters Mrs Henry Wertz Georgetown Fla Mrs Faye Volkman Denver Colo Mrs George Watson Chicago Mrs John McKee Iowa City a son Max Bartholomew San Diego Calif eleven grandchildren fifteen great grandchildren and two sisters Mrs Duane Martin San Diego and Mrs Harriett Craft Brainard She was a Salvation Army member Services will be at Turner Chapel East at noon Wednesday conducted by Major Eugene Adney Burial will be Cedar Memorial Cemetery Friends may call Turner East until 1130 am Wednesday The casket will not be opened after the service.
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Bertha Bess Bartholomew
Fourteenth Avenue SE
Elmer Bartholomew
Cedar Rapids
West Union
Henry Wertz
Georgetown
Fla
Faye Volkman
Denver
Colo
George Watson
Chicago
John McKee
Iowa City
Max Bartholomew
San Diego
Calif
Duane Martin
Harriett Craft
Brainard
Bartholomew
Salvation Army
Turner Chapel East
Eugene Adney
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Turner East
Memorial Services for Local Figures Held Tuesday
Memorial services announced for Gilbert H Viner at Janeba Kuba funeral home west with Rev Charles R Mahaffey of Asbury United Methodist Church. Burial in Oak Grove Cemetery Cranston. Mrs Milo Vanous to be buried Czech National after 2 p.m. service at Brush Chapel led by Rev A T Washington. Ralph Emerson Walker services at Turner Chapel East at 1 30 p.m. with burial in Oak Hill Cemetery.
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Viner
Gilbert H
Janeba-Kuba Funeral Home
Charles R. Mahaffey
Asbury United
Heart operation on blue baby first in U S
Boston Floating hospital medical team reports the first U S heart operation on a blue baby a 6 month old with cyanosis from transposed great arteries The 50 minute procedure created a connection between the two main arteries The child’s color improved immediately and will need further corrective surgery later A similar operation was pioneered in Mexico City a year earlier.
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Boston
Boston Floating Hospital
U.S
Donal Billig
Billig
Mexico City
Bo Leaves Paris for Hanoi Assignment
Mai Van Bo, North Vietnam's top diplomat in France for nine years, departed Paris on Monday to take a new post in Hanoi, signaling a shift in the diplomatic lineup.
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Paris
Mai van Bo
North Vietnam
France
Hanoi
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