Weather and funeral notices clutter Daily Record page
A compact listing from the Daily Record shows weather data for Saturday with barometer and humidity readings, plus multiple obituaries and funeral service details from towns including Belle Plaine, Center Point, Fort Dodge, Kalona, Manchester, Strawberry Point, Tipton, Toledo, Dunbar, Wellman, Williamsburg and Worthington. Services are scheduled on various dates with locations like Hrabak's, Turner chapel east, Wesley Methodist church, Peterseim chapel, Feeney's, Sheets and Son, Henderson funeral home, and St. Pauls church.
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Kalona
Roland G. Maxwell
Peterseim Chapel
Sharon Hill
Manchester
Irving A. Bourgin
United Methodist Church
Strawberry Point
Visitation Bahnenkamp
Stawberry Point
Bernice Herth
Feeney’s
Tipton
Claud Kimberling
Sheets and Son
Red Oak
Toledo
Tom O. Mikkelson
Henderson Funeral Home
Strand Lutheran Cemetery
Dunbar
Wellman
John F. Fleming
Hillsboro
Powell’s
Helen Schrader
Powell's
Williamsburg
Martin Maas
United Presbyterian Church
P. H. Giblin
McSwiggin-Uhlmann
Worthington
Clete Murphy
St. Paul’s Church
Kramer’s
Kissinger Visits China After Nixon Trip Contacts Detailed
Kissinger’s China mission advances with meetings with Chou Enlai and other leaders. The White House tracks daily schedule with no substance disclosed from talks. Ziegler says Kissinger will hold a news conference after returning to Washington. Hsinhua notes visitors toured art crafts, the palace museum, and a Friday meeting between Herbert Klein and Chu Mu-chih.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Kissinger
Ziegler
Washington
Hsinhua
Chou
Palace Museum
Herbert Klein
U.S
Chu Mu-chih
Nixon backs Phase 3 shift amid labor split
Machinist Union President Floyd Smith supports Phase 3 while most labor council members oppose it. Unions fear job losses to foreign competition and favor the Burke Hartke bill to limit overseas movement, though privately doubting passage. Nixon has eased restrictions on investment overseas.
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Floyd Smith
George McGovern
Labor Council
U.S
Congress
Nixon
Cedar Rapids Gazette Subscription Rates Established 1883
The Cedar Rapids Gazette outlines its founding by The Gazette Co. in 1883 and publishes daily and Sunday from 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa. It lists subscription rates per week by carriers and per month or year by mail including night and Sunday editions and state and territory pricing. The Associated Press is granted exclusive republication rights for local news and AP dispatches.
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the Gazette Co
Third Ave
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
U.S
Associated Press
POWs Return Home After Long Military Prison Time
Peel of Paris Tennessee and Air Force Lt Col Thomas Sima left Clark with friends in a farewell embrace. Sima kissed four 13 year old girls who carried signs reading We love you. Families, nurses, and soldiers at Ft. Knox shared joyful reunions as returning POWs met loved ones. One veteran, Richard Springman, faced possible AWOL investigation after returning and causing a crowd to react before official processing.
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Ert
Peel
Paris
Tenn
Air Force
Thomas Sima
Cinnaminson
N.J
Clark
Sima
Jenkins
U.S
Maggie Bell
Army
Bobby Johnson
Detroit
Ft. Knox
Richard Springman
San Francisco
No Release of POWs in Laos
VIENTiane. The Communist Pathet Lao said they will not free American prisoners of war until a cease-fire in Laos. Seth Petrasy said they have prepared a detailed prisoner accounting but only after a negotiated cease-fire takes effect. The talks for a Laos cease-fire have shown little progress despite a week of discussions.
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Vientaine
UPI
Pathet Lao
Laos
Seth Petrasy
Soth
Vietnam
POWs To Be Freed Today
Pentagon list shows 20 U S air force and navy officers to be released by North Vietnam on Sunday. Names include Maj. Joseph Abbott Air Force Capt. John W Creighton and Cmdr. Tarren G Pirie Navy, with several others from Reading Pa. to Spokane Wash. and missions across Ohio California and New Jersey.
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Washington
Pentagon
U. S. Air Force
Navy
Abbott
Maj
Joseph
Air Force
Ager
Loveland
Clark
John W
Columbia
A. Air Force
Cre
Jeeh Jr
Bigomtfeldy
A . Davies
Reading
Flesher
Clarksburg
Cordova
Fowler
Peenry
Palo Ito
Calif
Mal Ald L
Air Rary
Wen
Meledorce
Sandy
Utah
Sinc
Lane
New Haven
Conn
Atlanta
I. McNenus
Oe J. Air Force
Babylon
Mechenbier
Edward, J
Seaman
Ohio
Milligan
Joseph C
Asbury Park
Nasmyth
San Geneel
San Diego
Pirie
Tarren G
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Lemoore
Ves
Mission
Kan Nav Narin'Barmat
Rag
Free
Nasho
Herbert B
Land
Wislina
James R
Pokane
Wash
Wideman
Robert E
Hevy
Bay Village
Lecewing
Fla
Tally
Nissen Management Labor Set Meeting
Labor and management will meet Monday at 10 a.m. with federal mediators to resolve issues behind the first strike in Nissen Corp. history, a Victor Comptometer subsidiary. Mediators met Saturday, and a company spokesman said both sides have made up their minds to solve the matter. About 207 members of Sheet Metal Workers Local 263 began the strike January 22 after the two-year contract expired January 14. The firm makes gymnastics equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nissen Corp
Victor Comptometer
Sheet Metal Workers Union Local 263
Noted Vietnam War POW Wanat Recounts Harsh Camps
The article contrasts bamboo cage POW life under guerilla captors with a camp run by senior officers offering classes and workouts. It tells of Wanat escaping 33 days after an ambush near An Loc and his captors, and Navy pilot Lt Cmdr Edward Davis clutching a puppy named Ma-Co. Wanat condemns the notion of humane treatment, calling it the Ultimate Bummer.
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Hao Lo
Hell Hole
Wanat
An Loc
Cmdr
Edward Davis
Leola
Hanoi
Ma-Co
Travis Air Force Base
Clothing group to give POWs $500 wardrobe certificate
The Men's Clothing Industry Association announced on Saturday a plan to award each returning prisoner of war a $500 clothing certificate to help him acquire an up-to-date wardrobe.
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Chicago
UPI
Obituaries for Clarence DeWees and Charles Miskimen
Clarence B DeWees 85 of Marion died Friday after a lingering illness He was a longtime resident and married to Cora Bedell in 1911 He led C B DeWees Construction Co and owned Stone City quarry Surviving wife a daughter a son two sisters ten grandchildren and seven great grandchildren Memorial at Whittier Friends Meeting Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery and Cedar Memorial funeral home handled arrangements Charles L Miskimen 87 Cedar Rapids resident and carpenter died Friday after a long illness He was born May 22 1885 in Elgin Nebraska and married Hilda Anderson later remarried to Etta Jones Surviving wife two daughters four sons three step daughters three step sons and many grandchildren and great grandchildren Burial at Linwood Cemetery Services 130 p m Tuesday at First Church of The Open Bible Pastor Neal B Gail officiating Burial Linwood Cemetery Beattie Bears funeral home in charge of arrangements.
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Clarence B. DeWees
McGowan Boulevard
Marion
Wildemar
Calif
Cora Bedell
DeWees
C. B. DeWees Construction Co
Stone City
DeWees-Pothoff Stone Co
Charles L. Miskimen
Tenth Street
Cedar Rapids
Elgin
Nebraska
Hilda Anderson
Etta Jones
William Strausser
Elgin Miller
Darrell C
Carroll K
Harvey R
Phoenix
Arizona
Charles Rh
Knoxville
Don Gabriel
Mt. Morris
Ill
Charles Armstrong
Robert Holden
Ault
Colorado
Rex Elliott
Trenton
Gawain Elliott
Palo
James Elliott
Marion; 40 Grandchildren and 29 Great-Grandchildren. Mr. Miskimen
First Church of the Open Bible
Neal B. Gail
Linwood Cemetery
Beatty-Bearle’s
Elmer Franklin McCollum, Jr
Ohio Street
St. Catherine
Missouri
Wilson Sinclair Co
Church of the Latter Day Saints
Pauline Denny
Brookfield
Sandy McCollum
Jerry McCollum
USN
Mississippi
Larry
Kansas City
Dean
Olatha
Kansas
Jimmy
Belton
Charles
Boston
Mass
Ronnie Langdon
Kirksville
Everett Tolly
Pursdin
Marion Stoddard
Gerald Washburn
St. Louis
Cecil Bales
Moberly
Clyde
Clifford McCollum
Denver
Carl
Lemon Grove
Cal
Robert
Clarence
Kenneth McCollum
Darlington
Carolina
Wright Funeral Home
Park Lawn Gardens
Janeba-Kuba Funeral Home West
Governor Ray defends cattle tax relief plan and revenue sharing
The governor praised reaction to eliminating livestock taxes noting local governments would not lose revenue because revenue sharing would replace it. He urged cattlemen not to fear high cattle prices, citing a supply and demand system and continued strong beef demand despite consumer concerns.
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Ray
East Side Kiwanis Meet with Talk on Energy
City Briefs note a 12:10 p.m. Tuesday meeting at Charlie's where George Beltz will discuss Energy: 1973 and Beyond. An Evans Masso Therapy treatment ad lists 362-6769. Optimists and Doctors Anthony and Frey plan a Tuesday noon film at the Roosevelt about veterinary medicine.
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East Side Kiwanis
Charlie's
George Beltz
Peterson Arrives for French Trade Talks
Peterson arrives in Paris from Germany to hear French officials and private opinion on currency trade and European defense issues in ongoing talks with France.
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Peterson
Paris
Peter Peterson
U.S
Germany
Another Appeal In Calley Case
The army's court of military appeals will hear 1st Lt. William Calley's conviction and 20 year sentence after the military review upheld the verdict. Defense lawyers said they would pursue the case to the higher court, seeking review of the My Lai massacre ruling.
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Washington
API
William Calley
Army
Court of Military Appeals
Court of Military Review
Calley
My Lai
Mechanics certification tests raise standard for auto work
Institute President Herbert Fuhrman praised the first series of tests in auto repair categories including engine, transmission, brakes, and electrical systems. He noted mechanics now specialize, the tests were tough, and only truly competent individuals would pass, signaling strong future for U.S. mechanics and car owners.
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Institute
Herbert Fuhrman
Services Set for Center Point Man Fay Rubendall
Fay Leroy Rubendall 72 of Center Point Cedar Rapids area died Friday after a sudden illness. Born April 20 1902 in Dows he married Ida Schwarzing June 11 1932 in Cedar Rapids. Survived by wife two daughters Irene Ore Colona Illinois Jean Rubendall Marion three brothers Walter Rubendall Des Moines Ralph Charles Rubendall Petaluma California four sisters Fern Carothers Petaluma Violet Dyle Crystal City Missouri Geraldine Millang Woodhurst California Evelyn Jouffray San Antonio Texas. Services 1:30 p.m. Tuesday Turner chapel east burial Dun Kard cemetery north of Cedar Rapids. Friends may call Turner east until 1 p.m. Tuesday casket will not be opened after service. Friends may call after 11 a.m. Sunday.
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Fay Leroy Rubendall
Center Point
Cedar Rapids and Vicinity
Wilson and Co
Dows
Ida Schwarzing
Cedar Rapids
Irene Ore
Colona
Ill
Jean Rubendall
Marion
Walter Rubendall
Des Moines
Ralph
Charles Rubendall
Petaluma
Calif
Fern Carothers
Violet Dyle
Chrystal City
Geraldine Millang
Woodhurst
Evelyn Jouffray
San Antonio
Texas
Turner Chapel
Dunkard Cemetery
Friends
Turner East
Nixon to name Green ambassador to Australia as Sullivan eyed
Administration sources said President Nixon will nominate Marshall Green, assistant secretary of state for East Asian affairs, as the next U.S. ambassador to Australia. Deputy assistant Secretary William H. Sullivan, notable in Vietnam peace talks, is considered for ambassador to the Philippines. The moves follow a broader Asia diplomacy reshuffle after the Vietnam settlement.
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Washington
Nixon
Marshall Green
U.S
Australia
William H. Sullivan
Vietnam
Philippines
Asia
Abortion Left Up to Hospitals Policy Adopted by Iowa Hospitals
In Des Moines the Iowa Hospital Association board adopted a policy allowing each hospital to choose whether to participate in abortion procedures or refuse. The policy relies on internal medical staff rules in the absence of state law, with executive VP Dunn hoping future legislation mirrors this stance. He noted some abortions may have occurred in Iowa hospitals since the Supreme Court decision, though he declined to name specific facilities.
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Des Moines
Iowa Hospital Assn
IHA
Donald W. Dunn
Iowa
Dunn
U. S. Supreme Court
Texas
Memorial Service for Helen V Hubbard Set for Monday
Memorial services for Helen V Hubbard will be held at 3 p.m. Monday at Turner's East with the Rev. John Shew officiating. Burial follows at Oak Hill Cemetery. The casket will not be opened after the service.
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Hubbard
Helen V
Turner’s East
John Shew
Oak Hill Cemetery
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Gazette
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C Avenue NW
Steven Mikulas
Nineteenth Street
Glen Fye
Second Street
Clifford Sigler
Alburnett
John Boatwright
Vinton
Richard McMullen
Fairfax
Edward Fry
van Horne
Donald Schloss
Michael Tighe
Third Avenue
Gerald G. Driscoll
Watkins
Bruce Middleton
Twentieth Street
Donald Jones
North Towne Lane
Fourteenth Street
Mt. Vernon Road
Fourth Street
Belle Plaine
Emmalezek
Hrabak’s
Fay Leroy Reubendall
Turner Chapel East
Fort Dodge
G. W. Eggleston
Wesley Methodist Church
Peking
Mao
Chairman
Forbidden City
China
The
Nissen Management
Tom Merryman
Ralph L. Helstein
United Packinghouse Workers of America
Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen of North America
Helstein
Frank Ellis
Austin
AMC
BW International
Roosevelt Hotel
Evans Masso
Center Point Man
Ryt
Beatty i
Beurle Huneral
Elmer F. McCollum, Jr
Teahen Funeral Home
Marian F. Teahen
Elden B
Rohn Mortician
600
First Ave
John E. Lapes
Third Avenue S.E
Novak Monument CO
14Th Ave
John B. Turner & Son
Second Avenue East
First Avenue West
Ffedar
First Avenue East
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