Five day forecast and local weather summary
The five day forecast from The Weather e Sea shows temperatures Tuesday through Saturday averaging three to seven degrees below normal. Normal highs range from 34 to 38 north and 39 to 43 south with lows from 14 to 24. Precipitation is not expected in the west and is negligible in the east amid minor daily changes. Public notices list numerous traffic fines and recent births and deaths from area hospitals.
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Bismarck
Duluth
President outlines large scale housing plan for all income levels
The proposal envisions 300000 new or rehabilitated lower income housing units in the coming year and six million in ten years. It relies on private enterprise through national housing partnerships with tax incentives and losses sharing. Federal backing would aid private developers with bonds guaranteed by the government.
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Johnson
Congress
America
Edgar Kaiser
Bid To Halt Senate Rights Debate Fails
The Senate votes 56 to 26 against suspending debate on its civil rights bill. A two thirds majority was required. Iowa senators Hickenlooper and Miller opposed the bid.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Iowa
Hickenlooper
Miller
Laos Troops Claim Kill 86 NVA and Recapture Town
Laotian forces said they killed 86 North Vietnamese troops and retook a southern Laos town, reporting the action from Vientiane. The claim followed clashes near the border areas as fighting intensified in the region.
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Laos
Vientiane
Man Burns Self To Death After Family Quarrel
In San Angelo Texas Gilbert Pena a 25 year old father of three died after pouring gasoline over his head and setting himself on fire following a dispute with his wife about their four year old daughter. He suffered burns over about half his body. His wife described the moment and his threat to take the child. Pena had just been released from jail after a two week misdemeanor sentence and had refused to return home.
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San Angelo
Texas
Gilbert Pena
Pena
Obituary notices for Cedar Rapids residents Harlan E. King and Pearl Licater
Harlan E. King 66 of 1019 Orman Drive SE Cedar Rapids died after a brief illness. He operated King Tax Service, studied at Coe College, and was active in bridge clubs. Burial at Linwood. memorials to Heart of Cancer funds. Also Pearl Van Kuren Licater 57, a former Cedar Rapids resident, died in Minneapolis. Graveside service at Cedar Memorial. donations to University of Minnesota Heart Research or charity.
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Harlan E. King
Orman Drive
Cedar Rapids
Elsie E. Taschner
Elia Ruth King
King
John H. Oswald
Grand Forks
N. D
Edgar L
Harold E
Dunedin
Fla
Olof Olson
Garden City
N.Y
Ruth Esther King
New York City
George E. King
First Congregational Church
Elks Club
American Contract Bridge League
Coe College
Cedar, Rapids
Hesser Memorial Chapel
J. Richard, Wagner
Linwood
Hesser Chapel
Heart of Cancer
Pearl van Kuren Licater
Charles P. Licater
Minneapolis
Park Ridge
Ill
First Church of Christ Scientist
Harry van Buren
Silver Spring
Flora Edison
Hopkins
Church of Christ Scientist
University of Minnesota Heart Research Fund
Harold Koebke dies suddenly in Ottumwa
Harold Koebke a former Cedar Rapids resident died suddenly Saturday at his Ottumwa home. Survivors include his wife Betty daughter Jean his mother three sisters and two brothers including Mrs Wesley Lively of Blairstown and Mrs R W Frahm of Cedar Rapids. Services and burial will be at Ottumwa.
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Harold Koebke
Cedar Rapids
Ottumwa
Betty
Jean
Wesley Lively
Blairstown
R.W. Frahm
Measles Clinic Announced by Linn County Medical Society
The Linn County Medical Society with the Iowa Health Department will run measles prevention clinics Sunday March 10 from 1 to 5 p.m. at seven Linn county locations. Children aged 1 to 15 with no measles or measles vaccine may attend with a 50 cent donation requested but not required. The jet injector vaccine is painless and clinics are open to non residents. A longer article and parent form appear in Sundays Gazette.
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Linn County
Linn County Medical Society
Iowa Health Department
Washington High School
Second Avenue
Jefferson High School
Twentieth Street
Tenth Avenue
Harrison Elementary
Eleventh Street
Jane Boyd
Fourteenth Avenue
Fairfax — St. Patrick's
Mt. Vernon
Washington
Marion
Marion High School
Gate Crasher Star Stanley Berman Dies at 41
Stanley Berman famed for crashing events and collecting autographs died in a Brooklyn hospital at age 41 from a blood infection. He boasted of being visited by secret service when Kennedy or Johnson visited New York and was also a private investigator and actor. Police report two shoplifting arrests for a Cedar Rapids couple in Marion.
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New York
Stanley Berman
Brooklyn
Berman
John Kennedy
Johnson
William E. Wilson
Cedar Rapids
Sun Martin
Marion
Wilsons
Kennedy
Wilson
Virginia
Wessels
Hollywood
Bob Hope
H. Rap Brown Remains in Parish Jail on Bonds
Militant leader H. Rap Brown stayed jailed in West Baton Rouge Parish in lieu of a 100000 bond on two federal charges. He was flown from Richmond Virginia after a judge ordered bond forfeited for travel restriction violations while appealing extradition to Maryland. He faces threatening an FBI agent and unlawful firearm transport charges tied to a rifle crossing state lines while under Maryland riot indictment.
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Port Allen
H. Rap Brown
West Baton Rouge Parish
Brown
Richmond
Maryland
New Orleans
FBI
Memorial Services and Burials in Several Funeral Notices
Memorial services were held Tuesday at St Patrick's church for Moynihan Mrs Thomas J with burial at St Patrick's cemetery. Feahen's Funeral Home in charge. Lila Griebel services in Turner chapel east and Vernon cemetery. conducted by Dr Glenn W McMichael. Nick Frantrakis service at St John The Baptist Hellenic Orthodox church with burial Linwood. Trisagion service at Hesser chapel.
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Moynihan
Thomas J
St. Patrick’s Church
Bernard J. White
St. Patrick's Cemetery
Feahen
Gust E. Hatzidakis
Linwood
Hesser Memorial Chapel
Hesser Chapel
Federal Court Lets Ruling on Teachers Stand
The U S circuit court of appeals refused to interfere with Florida court injunctions against organizers of the statewide teachers strike. It upheld orders barring CTA officials from urging teachers to stay out of classrooms and blocking picketing. About 24 000 of 55 000 public school teachers were on strike amid substitute shortages in 67 counties.
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Tallahasser
Fla
U.S. Sth Circuit Court of Appeals
Florida
Elbert Tuttle
Jacksonville
Irving Goldbert
Frank Hooper
Appeals
Dade County
Ray Nathan
Miami
Tobias Simon
CTA
Gainesville
American Association of University Professors
University of Florida
Byuniversity
Stephen O'Connell
Haldy Appeals Iowa Parcel Service Decision
Burt F. Haldy, president of Haldys Inc in Cedar Rapids asks the Iowa commerce commission to reverse its ruling denying United Parcel Service the right to deliver parcels within Iowa. He cites competitive harm from out of state firms and faster service to customers from neighboring states. He notes UPS petitions to operate in Nebraska North and South Dakota and Kansas and warns of a blow to distributors statewide.
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Cedar, Rapids
Monday
Iowa State Commerce Commission
Iowa
Burt F. Haldy
Haldy’s, Inc
Commission
Bernard Martin
United Parcel Service
Haldy
Hardy
Nebraska
North
South Dakota
Kansas
Dakotas
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Illinois
Cedar Rapids
Civil Defense Directors To Meet Friday and Saturday
Forty civil defense directors from Iowa municipalities and counties attend the Iowa Civil Defense Directors Association conference in Cedar Rapids Friday and Saturday. Speakers include George Orr and Jack Fulton. sessions at Roosevelt hotel and Memorial Coliseum feature weather, hurricane Beulah, safety services, and financing discussions.
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Civil Defense
Iowa
Iowa Civil Defense Directors
Asso
Cedar Rapids
Iowal Civil Defense
George Orr
Jack Fulton
Roosevelt Hotel
Armory of Memorial Coliseum
William Bjorenson
Linn County
Pecese Cere Per
Memorial Coliseum
Civil Defense Center
Conrad Johnson
WMT
Bill Wyckoff
American Red Cross
Brown says Hanoi, not U S, blocks Vietnam talks
London based Foreign Secretary George Brown told Parliament that Hanoi is delaying peace talks in Vietnam not Washington. He rejected Labour backbench pressure to drop support for the American line and said talks could start only when Hanoi agrees to the table. The Liberal party began a weeklong vigil in Parliament Square for a Vietnam dissociation statement.
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London
George Brown
Hanoi
Washington
Vietnam
Brown
Labor Party
House of Commons
David Winnick
Hanoi R
Liberal Party
Parliament Square
Public program schedule in Linn County and Cedar Rapids
The event opens to the public with a Friday schedule. Registration at 9 a.m. followed by a 9:30 welcome by Linn County Supervisor George Michel and Cedar Rapids Mayor Frank Bush. An Iowa Orr address is set for 9:45 and another Iowa address at 10:30.
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Jack Fulton
Hugh Ghormley
Coggan Christian Church
Col
William Cass
Civil Air Patrol
Cedar Rapids Water Department
George S. Lee
Donald Canney
Linn County Firemen’s Assn
Roger Reyhons
Henry Overman
Walter Grant
Linn County
George Michel
Cedar Rapids
Frank Bush
Iowa
Arraignments Tie Linn County Robbery Case to Three Suspects
Harold E. Lindee and his brother Russell, both of 629 Fourth Avenue SE, along with Raymond G. Wisniewski of 1342 Seventeenth Avenue SE, faced arraignment in Linn district court on a Berry's Food Market armed robbery charge. Lindee and Wisniewski pled not guilty and requested a speedy trial. a March 11 date was set for Wisniewski, with hearings to decide if seized items remain evidence.
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Harold E. Lindee
Fourth Avenue SE
Linn District Court
Lindee
Russell
Raymond G. Wisniewski
Seventeenth Avenue SE
Berry's
Eighth Street SE
Russell Lindee
Wisniewski
William R. Eads
Harold Lindee
Two Injured in Linn Accidents
A Solon girl was admitted to Mercy hospital after a Sunday Linn County crash. Linda Barta, 17, rode with Alana Shramek, 18, whose car veered off a county road and hit a utility pole. Hazel Barrett, 61, and Yvonne Huckins, 28, were treated and released from other injuries. Arthur Barrett, 69, was cited for failing to yield at a stop sign as his car hit the Huckins vehicle at a rural intersection.
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Solon
Mercy Hospital
Linn
Mercy
Linda Barta
Alana Shramek
Swisher
Highway Patrol
Shramek
Shueyville
Hazel Barrett
Yvonne Huckins
Arthur Barrett
Marion Trailer Court
Dale Huckins
Central City
Barrett
Huckins
Point Blacktop
Alburnett Road
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Lisbon
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Sixteenth Avenue
Howard Bolsinger
Third Avenue
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Center Point
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Strawberry Point
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Fourth Avenue
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Golf Street
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Kathryn Kensinger
Harrison's
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Nell Schmidt
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Vinton
Homer J
Narber
Fry-Holland
Kaiser
Cedar Memorial
Teahen Funeral
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Harlan King
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U.S
Pierson
Ellis
John E. Lapes
3Rd Ave
Beatty
Beurle
Cedar Rapids’ First
Linwood Cemetery
6Th St. S.W