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The Daily Record presents a weather snapshot with high and low temperatures across cities including Ismarck Minneapolis Chicago New York Denver and Los Angeles, plus precipitation totals for February and year-to-date comparisons. The page also lists upcoming debates, tax bills, school district measures, public notices, and a long list of local traffic and court notices with names and addresses.
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Senate approves 50 percent limit for band uniforms
DES MOINES Iowa lawmakers approved 37 17 a bill letting schools pay up to half the cost of high school band uniforms The Senate defeated 29 26 a motion to reconsider an amendment limiting tax money to half the cost The original bill would have allowed full funding Sponsored by Robert Rigler and Seeley Lodwick the 50 percent amendment passed 28 27 with Donald Berneke leading the change Tom Riley supported the amendment but the motion to reconsider failed
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Des Moines
UPI
Iowa Senate
Robert Rigler
New Hampton
Seeley Lodwick
Wever
Donald Berneke
Laurens
Tom Riley
Cedar Rapids
Beneke
Cedar Rapids offices and banks to operate Friday
Most Cedar Rapids offices and stores will be open Friday Lincoln's birthday. Municipal court session at the police station will not be held. Linn County courthouse closed. City hall federal offices banks and retail established operations return to normal.
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Cedar Rapids
Lincoln
Linn County
Judge sets Feb 12 court date change for summonses
Municipal court officials announce that summonses dated February 12 must appear in court Saturday at 9 a.m. instead of the original time. The notice preserves attendance requirements and directs affected residents to report to the municipal court as scheduled.
Language Riots Hits 82 Lives In India
MADRAS India AP army units moved into Madras and eight outlying cities to help police combat language rioting that has claimed 32 lives. Battles raged as students opposed Hindi attacked trains and fought police. In the state capital students and police fought on platforms. Most trains were canceled or delayed. Officials closed colleges and high schools in the state until March 1. Tamil is the common language in south India. South Indian students refused to call off their opposition despite Prime Minister Shastri’s promise that English will remain India’s link language.
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India
South India
Shastri
Lawmakers Deepen Linn County Spanking Debate on Courtroom Bill
In Iowa, the house debated tracing a bill for a courtroom remodel and noted past Linn county supervisors party makeup. After heated exchanges over budgeting and prior questions, the measure passed unanimously and moves to the governor.
Mrs Kenneth Borschel Rites Noted In Cedar Rapids
Mrs Kenneth Borschel of 3859 Northwood drive NE died Wednesday after a long illness. Born Chicago November 29, 1916 she lived in Cedar Rapids since 1930 and was active with Ken Borschel Son Inc serving as vice president and secretary. Survived by husband two sons James and Pat two grandchildren and her father E J Yeoman. Memorial service Saturday at 1 30 pm at Kuben funeral home with cremation. basket not opened after service. Friends may call after 7 Thursday.
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Kenneth Borschel
Northwood Drive
Chicago
Cedar Rapids
Borschel
Ken Borschel
James J
Pat
E. J. Yeoman
Kuba
Bernard G. Olson
Barrigar Rites Set For Cedar Rapids Sign Painter
Robert E. Barrigar 77 of 857 Oakland Rd SE died Thursday noon after a long illness. Born July 17 1887 in Dandus Minn he married Marie Wangan Aug 2 1919 in Cedar Falls. He was a retired sign painter and lived in Cedar Rapids 30 years. Survived by wife two sons Robert and Donald of Cedar Rapids one daughter Mrs Norman Long of Cedar Rapids five grandchildren and a brother Roy Barrigar of Waterloo. Member First Lutheran church Hanford Post American Legion Veterans of Foreign Wars WWI Veterans Assn and charter member of Sign Painter's Union. Memorial services 3 p.m. Saturday at First Lutheran Church Rev T A Youngquist. Burial Cedar Memorial. Friends may call at The Hesser Memorial chapel after 4 p.m. Friday. American Legion services at the cemetery.
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Oakland Road
Dandus
Minn
Marie Wangan
Cedar Falls
Cedar Rapids
Robert
Donald
Norman Long
Roy Barrigar
Waterloo
Barrigar
First Lutheran Church
Hanford
American Legion
William C Glennon 78 Cedar Rapids Resident Dies
William C Glennon aged 78 of 817 Second Street NW Cedar Rapids died Thursday morning after a short illness He was born April 7 1886 in Cedar Rapids and was a retired employee of Harper McIntire Co Surviving sister Mrs Margaret Farr who lived with him Funeral services Saturday at 10 am Brady Mortuary conducted by Rev J Robert McDonald Friends may call after 2 pm Friday at the mortuary Burial Mt Calvary Cemetery
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William C. Glennon
Second Street
Cedar Rapids
Glennon
Harper-MclIntire Co
Margaret Farr
Brady
J. Robert McDonald
Mt. Calvary ‘Cemetery
Memorial Services for Buckner Arthur Saturday at 2 p.m.
Memorial services for Buckner Arthur are set Saturday at 2 p.m. in the chapel at Cedar Memorial Cemetery with a Masonic service and graveside by Crawfordsville American Legion. Master Masons meet at the Masonic hall at 1 15 p.m. Friends may call Teahen Funeral Home Friday 2 to 9 p.m. and at the chapel Saturday 11 a.m. to 1 30 p.m. The casket will not be opened after the service.
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Arthur
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Crawfordsville American Legion
Masonic Hall
Teahen
Blizzard Continues Stranding Roads and Snow Events
A major winter storm disrupts travel across Iowa and surrounding states with blizzard warnings and heavy snow. Winds rise to 25 to 40 mph in the northwest, threatening central counties. sections report up to seven inches. Impassable highways surround Sioux Falls as ice jams affect river traffic near Alton dam. Flights shift from Maryland to Dulles due to dense fog.
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Midwest Weather Strikes Across States With Snow And Floods
A blizzard from the Rockies hammers the Midwest with heavy snow in Kansas Nebraska and Iowa while arctic air chills North Dakota Minnesota and Bemidji. Flooding hits Indiana Ohio and Texas with closed roads and many schools.
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Sandia Crest
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Senate School Bill Debate Is Tuesday
DES MOINES the senate set a bill to require all school districts to be in a 12 grade district by July 1 1966 as a special order of business Tuesday at 10 a m
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House
Iowa Supreme Court
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Eight-County Plan Pushes Vocational School Venture
An eight county effort seeks $13 million for four Iowa vocational schools. Funds include $7 million for construction from federal and state sources. Legislation would allow county boards to merge districts for financing without changing boundaries or duties. Committee members from each county board and superintendents will push the case after permissive enactment. A March 1 meeting with officials and lawmakers is planned to discuss the campaign.
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Iowa
Stephens
Vietnam War raid reports and government appointments
Raid said no bodies seen on ground as Major Phuong Lau Kim praised American jets for suppressing anti-aircraft fire. A Monday raid left 24 bullet holes, a Wednesday return had two. No U S advisers rode in Vietnamese planes. Nguyen Lau Vien named premier of South Vietnam, Nguyen Van Thieu named deputy premier. Khanh retains real power. Evacuation of dependents continued. Maxwell Taylor said no speed up planned. Viet Cong terror tactics cited.
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U.S
Nguyen Lau Vien
Nguyen Khanh
South Vietnam
Nguyen van Thieu
Khanh
Maxwell Taylor
Ad Taker Hotline for Action Ads
Dial 362-1121 to order your action ad and ask for an Ad Taker.
Jail Break and Car Theft Pleas Set in Linn County Case
John Henry Pelham 36 of rural Marshalltown and Felix Ramirez 24 of 403 Second Avenue SE pled guilty to jail break and larceny of a motor vehicle. Ramirez also pled innocent to breaking and entering. Trials set for Ramirez February 23 for breaking and entering, March 1 for jail break, March 8 for car theft, and March 29 for Pelham on both charges. They allegedly sawed from Linn County jail, stole a car, and committed two break ins at Iowa Falls January 11. They were arrested in Iowa Falls five hours after the jail break. A third suspect, Donald Anderson 25, has not entered a plea. Meek’s arraignment set for next Tuesday with bond $1,000.
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John Henry Pelham
Marshalltown
Felix Ramirez
Ramirez
Charles Penningroth
Pelham
Linn County
Iowa Falls
Donald Anderson
Fifth Avenue SE
Rita Kray Seeks 50 000 In Alienation Suit
Rita Kray of Cedar Rapids sues Thelma June Cross of Marion for 50 000 claiming Cross wrongfully gained improper influence over her husband Virgil K. Kray between 1963 and 1964 and again in 1964, enticed him away and detained him from his wife, depriving Kray of society and affection.
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Rita Kray
Cedar Rapids
Marion
Thelma June Cross
Mrs. Kray
Lowan 34 Faces Larceny Charge in Iowa Stations
James A. Meek, 34, of route one, Van Horne, was held in Linn county jail on a larceny charge. He allegedly took 5 dollars from a Tresnak Bros Phillips 66 station register and 40 dollars from a Williams Boulevard Shell station register. Detectives say he also tried to open a Lincolnway D X station cash register on January 19 and the arrest was based on station evidence.
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Route One
van Horne
Linn County
Tresnak Bros
Phillips 66
Williams Boulevard
Shell Station
Meek
Lincolnway
Fire damages Marion house on Fourth Avenue
Fire started in the utility room at the Harold Bock residence, 2555 Fourth Avenue, Marion, around noon Thursday. Assistant Chief Vern on Blietz said flames were confined mainly to the utility room but caused extensive smoke damage to the ranch house. cause is unknown. Mrs. Bock smelled smoke while preparing lunch and found the fire in the utility room. Damage amount not yet estimated.
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Harold Bock
Fourth Avenue
Marion
Vernon Blietz
Governor questions labor legislation handling in Assembly
Grassley defines labor terms like closed, open and agency shop and notes labor bills poorly handled. He explains compulsory unionism and pay necessity for union benefits while governors comment on who is handling labor legislation. He cites open shop as nonunion hiring and agency shop as dues without membership.
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Organized Labor
Ion
General Assembly
Titan space mission tests three stage orbit switching feasibility
A Titan rocket aims to eject a third stage into separate orbits to prove it can start and stop in space and switch orbits twice. This would enable rendezvous for satellite inspection or supply flights. The Titan-3 is planned for 1968 with the third stage serving as a flying launch platform for a radio satellite aiming for a yo-yo orbit up to 11,500 miles from Earth.
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Subandrio Arrives in Tokyo for Four Day Visit
Indonesian Deputy Premier Subandrio landed in Tokyo to begin a four day visit. He is expected to meet with Japanese officials to discuss economic and diplomatic ties and regional issues. The arrival marks a continuing effort to strengthen Indonesia Japan cooperation.
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Subandrio
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