Weather and notices from Waukon to Cedar Falls
Five day forecast and routine obituaries and funeral services listed for towns including Waukon Cedar Falls Cascade Hopkinton and Sigourney with service times and church names. Weather details show temperatures precipitation barometer humidity and seasonal normals alongside a year ago comparison.
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Morley
Sylvester
Wes) Mallows
Eigh Sirvices
Eagpoettsch’s
Anamosa
Oclwein
Harold Scovel
Brant’s
Morgan's
Joseph L. Green
St. Mary’s
Devaney’s
Deaths and Births Civic notices from Marion area
Death notices list Kathryn Smith Border age 78 of 110 Second Street NW widow of Byron Border Cedar Rapids resident died. Surviving sons Jack C. Smith East Peoria Dale E. Smith Costa Mesa Lee M. Smith Cedar Rapids. 12 grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Memorial at Turner Chapel with burial Linwood Cemetery. Births include St Luke's Roger A. Thiess Harold KR Bogert Earl E Lanefitt David W Frye Eugene L Gelistfeld Marion. Also marriages Keith K Keim Judith K Spencer Deanna Baumgartner Theodore Baumgartner Mary E Pealer John W Pealer Pauline M Snyder George F Snyder Jr. Fires etc. Municipal Court fines. Multiple civil cases listed with amounts. Mercy hospital cases. Sanitary Farm Dairies vs JoAnn Howard.
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Kathryn Smith Border
Second Street
Byron B. Border
Cedar
Rapids
Tee Dea
Wirtsbl Seas
Cedar Rapids
Jack
C. Smith
East Peoria
Dale E. Smith
Costa Mesa
Calif
Lee M. Smith
St. Luke's
Roger A. Thiess
Eastview Avenue
Harold KR. Bogert
Twentysixth Street
Earl E. Lanefitt
F Avenue NW
David W. Frye
Sixth Street
Eugene L. Gelistfeld
Marion
Daugher
W. J. Kinney
Glen Ostrander
Donald W. Zahradnik
All- State Insurance Co
Gordon Davis
John Richardson
Great Plains Gas
Joe
Shirley Hoye
Frank E. Soukup
Ronald H
Sharon Swailes
Laurentide Finance Corp
Elmer Arlo
Rose Mary Case
S. J. Grasewski
Carlton
Imogene Tavernie
Robert F. Vane
Robert H. Robison
Mercy Hospital
Donald L
Virginia Polton
St. Anthony Hospital
Terre Haute
Ind
Howard E
Mary Pennell
St. Luke’s Hospital
George Henry
Delores Ann Morgan
St.uke’s Hospital
Charlotte
Murray H. Longfellow, Jr
St. Luke's Hospital
William H
Marlene J. Kindah
Ernest R
Carol J. Klouda
Sanitary Farm Dairies
JoAnn Howard
Richard L. Hartman
James D. Lavin
Guy M
Marie D. Garrett
M. Estes
Richard L
Charis Britcher
John P. Barthel
Robert
W. Veley
Leroy
Betty Jean Bird
Aid plan outlines malaria and smallpox goals for world health
The President set ambitious targets to eradicate malaria in ten years across the Western Hemisphere and parts of Africa Asia and the Near East and to eliminate smallpox worldwide by 1975. He urged expanded vaccination for measles and a food for peace program to double aid beneficiaries from 70 million to 150 million within five years, framing health education as a mix of existing and new efforts.
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Western Hemisphere
Africa
Asia
Near East
American Food For Peace
Jand
Snowstorm Toll and Rescue Efforts Across States
Mountains of snow and ice crippled Indiana Illinois Maryland and Virginia as schools closed and roads remained dangerous. Army helicopters ferried supplies in Loudoun County while civil defense choppers delivered food in Onondaga and Cayuga counties. Syracuse residents faced 12 foot drifts and Mohawk Airlines staff were trapped until plows freed them. Prince Charles began a 14 week student exchange in Melbourne Australia.
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Virginia
Indiana
Jasper
Ilinsis
Scott
Decatur
Mount Vernon
Olney
Robinson
Sullivan
Ill
Lynn
Swango
Upper
New York State
Oswego
Lake Ontario
Syracuse
N.Y
Onondaga
Cayuga
Mohawk Airlines
Maryland
Medicare Alert Program Approved by Gov Hughes
Governor Harold E. Hughes approved a six county Medicare Alert plan centered in Cedar Rapids to locate residents 65 and over for optional medical benefits. LEAP will run a door to door campaign with social security personnel, enlisting 9,500 eligible in Linn Johnson Tama Benton Poweshiek counties. The $23,600 program is funded by a $21,000 federal grant and local in kind contributions.
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Harold E. Hughes
Cedar Rapids
Medicare
LEAP
Linn Economic Action Project
Linn
Johnson, Towa
Tama
Lenton
Poweshiek Counties
Robert Johnson
Linn County
Regional
Office of Economic Opportunity
OHO
Kansas City
Opera
Hughes
Thejcial Security Offices
Federal Health Program
Social Security
Mayor Opposes Linn Plan in Congress Skirmish
In a tense session Mansfield urged prompt action on a bill while noting Dirksen's claim polls show national opposition. He challenged a vote on the motion as a test of merit and pressed concerns over North Vietnam peace talks at Geneva.
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Mansfield
Dirksen
North Vietnam
Geneva
Johnson
Rusk
Southeast Asia
Soviet Union
Britain
Fulbright
Sen. Aiken
Senate Republicans
Linn County Nurses Resign to Merge with Public Health
Linn County Supervisors approved the resignation of two nurse midwives Karen Pitlman and Cynthia Lund and authorized merging into the Cedar Rapids Marion Public Health Nursing Assn. Treasurer Donald H. Cover reported 1965 year receipts and disbursements totaled 20 396 426 12 dollars. The office space vacated by the nurses will temporarily house County Building Administrator Carl Swanson and the Sanitation Enforcement Officer Marshall Brown.
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Linn County Board of Si
Linn County Board of Supervisors
Donald H. Cover
Linn County Public Health
Cedar Rapids
Cover
Karen
Pitlman
Cynthia Lund
Cedar Rapids-Marion
Linn County Conservatic Health Nursing Assn
William Linstrom
Carl Swanson
Marshall Brown
Anthony Scolaro
Sheriff's Civil Deputies
Swanson
Brown
Motion for New Trial Continued in North Vietnam War Context
The French government voiced regret as a hearing on a motion for a new trial for Ralph M. Ren, charged in a 1966 auto crash, was continued by Judge Harold Vietor. A spokesman said the resumption would compromise the pursuit of peace, amid U.S. air war tensions. Ren, found guilty of a second offense, was involved in the December 9 offense. Kosygin claimed U.S. actions shielded by war rhetoric, while the case intersects with broader international conflict and peace efforts.
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Ralph M. Ren
U. S
M Street
North
Vietnam
Harold Vietor
Renshaw
Kosygin
First Street
Third Avenue
Elizabeth Jane-Lurner Chapel Service Details
Elizabeth Jane Lurner will be laid to rest at 1 30 p m Saturday at a chapel service conducted by Rev W Greer McCrory There will be cremation and committal Friends may call at the chapel until 10 p m Saturday The casket will not be opened after the service
Auto safety reform urged by national association
A leading safety group pressed for comprehensive automobile standards including side and front visibility, cornering lights, hydraulic bumpers, elimination of X frames, and permanent emergency warning systems. It urged biannual vehicle inspections and uniform accident reporting nationwide, arguing federal action avoids states rights clashes and that improper design and driver error cause most serious crashes. It noted that drinking drivers and the young or old are overrepresented, but most accidents involve normal, responsible motorists making errors on ordinary roads.
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Association
Governor Hughes Upset Over Medicare Alert Programs
Johnson cited Gov. Harold Hughes comments in Waterloo on Tuesday night and said Culver reported Washington approval for Medicare Alert projects before the governor acted. He noted Hughes had written the Office of Economic Opportunity in Kansas City to express concern and displeasure with Medicare Alert.
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Fulbright
Senate
Johnson
Vietnam
Hughes
John Culver
Waterloo
Harold Hughes
Office of Economic Opportunity
Kansas City
C R Block Co Worker Injured In Plant Accident
Ben J. Mouchka 46 of Walford was injured Wednesday morning at Cedar Rapids Block Co 650 Twelfth Avenue SW when his clothing caught in the drive shaft of a block casting machine He was admitted to Mercy hospital where he underwent surgery Officials said he was an employee and the incident involved machinery.
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Ben J. Mouchka
Walford
Cedar Rapids
Twelfth Avenue
Mouchka
Mercy Hospital
Concrete
C R Fireman Given 28 Day Suspension
Edward Atkins, 22, of West Park Trailer Court, a Cedar Rapids fire department member for about eight months, received a 28 day suspension from duty for February conduct unbecoming a fire department member. Police log lists his arrest for drunkenness around 10 p.m. Saturday. MERLE OBERON stars in Walter Wanger's Night Into Paradise on Channel 1 Movie at 10:25 P.M. Wednesday.
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Edward Atkins
West Park Trailer Court
Cedar Rapids
Merle Oberon
Walter Wanger
Channel 1
Grain Men Urge Boosting Prices Of Govt. Stocks
Washington AP witnesses urged senators to raise the price level for selling government wheat stocks. Mundt and Young pressed to lift resale minimum to at least 115 percent of supports plus carrying charges, while Farm Bureau and grain groups warned such sales hurt market prices.
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Washington
Secretary of Agriculture
Freeman
Sens
Mundt
R-N.d
Young
Senate Agriculture Committee
Harry Graham
National Grange
Marvin McLain
Iowa
American Farm Bureau Federation
Commodity Credit Corp
California dealer pursues 100 pound Australian coal
In San Francisco a California dealer said a 100 pound lump of coal from Australia could be worth about 600000 dollars if cut into gem stones. The claim links the unusual find to potential high value in a jewelry market.
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San Francisco
California
Australia
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Waukon
Irs
Charles Lane
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Robert Halboth
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Woodlawn
Henderson’s
Belle Plaine
Mabel Miner
Peffers
Central City
Cassie W.ford
United Church of Christ
Pass
C.R. Weather
Hopkinton
D. H
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Presbyterian Church
Ely
Elizabeth Jane Clark
Tracegg
St. High
Jenny Slsr
Brosh’s
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Byron Border
Mercy
William Everts
Route One
Dennis Coleman
Ryan
George Schorg
Ninth Street
Michael Hoffman
Lincoln Trailer Court
Thomas Johnson
A Avenue
Benjamin Siver
Fifth Avenue
Robert Sieck
Keith K. Keim
Judith K. Spencer
Deanna G. Baumgartner
Theodore A. Baumgartner
Mary E. Pealer
John W. Pealer
Pauline M. Snyder
George F. Snyder, Jr
F Avenue
Municipal Court
Claude R. Nelson
Twenty-fourth Street
Michael Scott
Tower Trailer Court
Charles Barker
William L. Voelker
Amana
Clifford Ray Yearns
Prairie Creek
Robert Sion
Oakland Road
Junior L. Hutchcroft
Thirty-sixth Street
James A. Davis, Jr
Fourteenth Street
Almore L. Taken
Jerome H. McAndrew
E Avenue
John C. Morey
Rockford Road
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Joseph Barr
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Prince
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Gov. Hughes
Dwight Jensen
the Gazette
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Linn’ County
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Cedar Rapids Labor Assembly
Bob Johnson
United Community Service
Gerald Ketchum
Assembly
Ketchum
United Good Neighbors
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Hanoi Radio
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Peking
Hanoi
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Paul D. Speer
Ayks Diaiecl
Better Service Inc
Chicago
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Pinicon Ridge
Marion VanFossen
Linn County Sociation
Pene
Ifv Savern
Ehiud
Counly
Donald E. Corcran
George Madson
Howard F. Taylor
Dennis Fiser
Mae Orrick
Ruth Boyse
Walter Grant
The
Torola Communications’ Co.,Inc
C.R. Block Co
C. R
Vince
John FE
LAPES
Srd Ave
Linn Board of Supervis
Leo C. Peiffer
Chapel of Memories
Cedar Memorial
Turner Mortuary West
Down B. Turner and Son
Turner
Turners
John K. Turner
Turmery Mortuary
First Ave
Tee
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