Weather Forecast Summary From The Daily Record
High temperatures Friday and low readings overnight dominate the weather page. The report lists city names such as Wellman, Keswick, English and Brighton with various times and notes on humidity, precipitation, barometer readings and wind directions. It includes normal year figures, rainfall data, and several local weather station notes.
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Wellman
Dovis Marie Palterson
Dows City
Sev
Asbury Arethods
Els
Keswick
Mary Jeanette Jerkson
Sergives
LeRoy A. Ginee
Peterseia’s
Kalina
Tolalfor
UBT
Ndependence Este
Boront
Columbus Junction
Claud Tatu Ser
Barometer
Ality
iBrighton
Lee Lucy
Brighton
Et Gazette
Monticelly
Z. A
Zack
Graves
Sun
Goettsch’s. Vieton
R. Alishouse
Igh
Campbell's
Greeley
Henry B. Kruger
Appleton’s
Edgewood
Bertha ML Clay
Kruger
Nancy Jane A
Galt
Turner
Cedar Rapids
Deaths and welfare notes in Burling tson county report
Obituary notices for Anton Voracek aged 84 of Cedar Rapids and Antoinette Kubik 87 of Cedar Rapids, with details of births, marriages, survivors, and funeral arrangements. Also brief items on Marie Bartosh 61 and a Burlington county welfare case involving military personnel and moonlighting concerns.
Welfare Rolls Rise From Low Pay and High Living Costs
Welfare officials warn Burlington could see huge relief rolls as soldiers face high rents in northern posts. Gallagher notes base housing near southern bases costs about 50 dollars monthly, versus 100 dollars in Burlington. He stresses servicemen pay should reflect area costs and criticizes Congress for neglecting affected families.
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Dix
McGuire
Burlington
Chicago
San Francisco
Gallagher
Post Exchange
Congress
Thal
Sears Reports Thefts Of Tools From Apartment
City Briefs say Wanda Sears of 414 Twelfth Street SE reported tools and toilet articles valued at 24.09 dollars were taken from her apartment early Saturday.
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City Briefs
Wanda C. Sears
Twelfth Street SE
Kok
Robbery and theft incidents highlighted in Cedar Rapids area
Items from Montgomery Wards loading dock valued at 919 dollars vanished Friday. Donald W. Burke reports a robbery by several men in the alley between Sixth and Seventh avenues. A 17 year old Cedar Rapids boy was charged with indecent exposure near Reyer avenue and Fifteenth street SE.
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Montgomery Wards
Second Street
Donald W. Burke
Third Avenue SE
Sixth and
Seventh Avenues
Fifth and
Sixth Streets
Cedar Rapids
Reyer Avenue
Fifteenth Street
California regents vote amid clash over Marcuse firing
The board refused to revoke Herbert Marcuse's reappointment at San Diego yet called steps to curb chancellors' power over faculty. The Third World strike pressure for an ethnic studies college persisted, with group leader James Nabors warning of possible drastic action if demands go unmet.
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California
Reagan
Dewitt Higgs
Herbert. Marcuse
San Diego
Higgs
Sisternent
Higes
Wiliam McGill
Nixon Abroad for European Tour Amid Security Drive
President Nixon prepares a European trip with thousands of security personnel and advance teams tracking routes and escort logistics. Officials note enhanced radar and defense options while 20 aides, including Secretary of State Rogers, accompany the journey aboard Air Force One and supporting jets. Estimates on cost have not been discussed by planners.
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Washington
Nixon
Great
Britain
France
West Germany
Belgium
Italy
Europe
Air Force One
John Erlichman
White House
State Department
National Security Council
White House Communications Agency
Seerat Service
William Rogers
Manalo Sanchez
Moline Woman Seriously Hurt in Coralville Collision
A two car crash Saturday morning in the 1300 block of Blair’s Ferry Road NE injured three people. Reeves, 42, of Moline, a passenger in Lois Stange’s car, suffered serious head injuries and was taken to University hospitals after first treatment at St Luke’s. Stange, 52, also of Moline, had facial and hip injuries and was later released. Gregory A. Taylor, 19, of Marion, drove the other car and was treated for facial lacerations. Stange was charged with driving left of center and posted a $30 bond.
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Blairs Perry Road
Anew Reeves
Moline
Lois F. Stange
Wulversisley Hospitals
Town City
al St. Luke's Hospital
Stange
Gregory A. Taylor
Collins Road
Marion
Heart Transplant for Former Marengo Man
A former Marengo man, James Bucky Hansel, 36, rests in a New York hospital after receiving a heart transplant. The procedure followed removal of the heart from a donor in a stainless container and rapid transport to Memorial Hospital. Hansel, who had been ill for a year with a heart ailment, had been hospitalized since December. He is survived by a wife and four children, with several siblings in Iowa.
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Marengo
New York
James
Bucky” Hansel
Megnorial Hospital
New York Hospital
Sophie Hanmittee
South Carolina
Edgewood
York State
Shilaran
Dee
Hansel
Donald
iLeon
Day
Cutis
Doug
Lynn Parti
Cedar Rapids
Robert
Leonard
Colesbury
Act To Cut Malnutrition in Two Rural South Carolina Counties
The Nixon administration agreed to provide free food stamps to eligible residents in Beaufort and Jasper counties after Senate asks to combat hunger. Agriculture Secretary Hardin and senators McGovern Hollings said the plan would be a pilot to study operating experience. Federal funding would cover stamp costs, with state local approval pending. Medical studies showed low calorie intake and worm infestations among children in the area, highlighting a broader rural South problem.
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Washington
Nixon
Agriculture
Clifford Hardin
Caralina
Vosl Hardin
George McGovern
Select Committee On Nutrition and Human
South
Appalachia
Robert
Oles
Harvard University
Phont
Braufort
Jasper
Allen Ellender
D-La
Lease
Louisiana
Soviet Offer Aids Syria In Development Drive
The Soviet Union proposes assistance to Syria as it expands its toll road program and industry. The report notes rising death rates amid the push, with details reflecting Moscow's plans for economic and infrastructure cooperation.
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Washington
UPS
Moscow
UPI
Union
Syria
Imunique
Balurday
Wallace Absent As Independents Going To Work
Wallace obituary style. An American Independent party leader declared they would form a coalition of autonomous state parties without waiting for Montgomery action. William Shearer, chairing a national committee gathering in Louisville with delegates from many states, urged immediate action to build a lasting party structure despite Wallace and Lemay's absence.
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Louisville
William Shearer
Los Aneles
Montgomery
Ala
National Committee
George Wallace
Curtis Lemay
Shearer
Wallace
Walllace
New York
Iowa Senate Defeats Liberalizing Abortion Law Vote
The Iowa senate rejected a liberalizing abortion bill by 249 votes. Republicans voting yes included Arbuckle and Lisle, while Democrats such as Reichardt and Glenn supported it. Democrats opposed included Frommelt and Hill, with Van Gilst absent. The item notes the show and time for Lawrence Welk on KCRG TV 9.
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MOINS
Wheh
Iowa Senate
Towa
Arbuckle
Benda
Briles
Clarke
Delart
Hougen
Kosek
Lisle
Lodwick
Mowry
Nicholson
Potgeter
Potter
Shaff
Stanley
Stephens
Denman
Doderer
Gaudineer
Glenn
McGill
Reichardt
Shirtey
Weimer
Anderson
Balloun
Conklin
Cuwrrat
DeKoster
Erskine
Flatt
Frey
Gilley
Griffin
Hammer
Keith
Klink
Kuhl
Lamborn
Lange
Laverty
Leonard
Lucken
Messerly
Mogged
Neu
Ollenburg
Parker
Rigler
Smith
Sullivan
Thordsen
Walsh
Agaist
Coleman
Dodds
Eight Killed in Two Car Crash in Illinois
Eight people from Wilnis and Indiana died in a two car collision on U S 51 in misty rain. State Trooper Paul Dedinger reported the cars collapsed against each other, requiring a rescue squad to extricate some victims.
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Assumption, Ill
Wilnis
Indiana
U.S. 51
Paul Dedinger
Cabbage Taste Sparks Taxi Conversation In Louisville
In Louisville a taxi ride sparked a curious moment when Bud Deddens saw the driver smoke a cigarette made from lettuce leaves and ask if it tasted like lettuce. The driver replied they tasted like cabbage. Barn fire at William Hilla farm near Columbus Junction destroyed a large barn around 11:36 p.m. Friday, with a cow and several hogs lost in the blaze.
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Bud Deddens
Deddens
Columbus Junction
William Hilla
Boys Find Stolen Loot Spark Wide Loot Sharing Plan
In Aly City California three teens who found a stash tied to a $40,000 theft scheme sparked a share-the-wealth plan. Police say armored car guard Nick Avionoff admitted grand theft after cash and merchandise valued at tens of thousands were traced to the scheme. As more youths joined, many items were spent on clothing, bikes, records, and dinners while some restitution was made.
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Aly City
Calif
Ray Savage
Broadmoor
Nick Avionoff
San Francisco
Avtonoff
Lockheed Missiles and Space Co
Sunnyvale
Roger Belaskie
Belaskie
Aylonolf
Analysis of rifle fire and wound paths in Kennedy case
Frazier stated that a high velocity bullet could produce a sonic boom before sound reached a listener and that shots likely came only from the Texas School Depository sixth floor window. He cited a 651mm Kalign rifle fragment and a star-shaped windshield break, with Gov. Connally wounded by a bullet entering his back and lodging near his thigh as per the Warren Report.
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Frazier
Fie
Kennedy
Texas School Depository
Warren
Commission
Stell
Americans to return from Thailand after Vietnam war ends
Washington AP reports U S forces based in Thailand will come home when the Vietnam War ends unless a compelling reason for their stay arises according to the State Department.
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Washington
Thailand
State Department
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