Fires and obituaries mix in terse Daily Record entry
A compact Daily Record page reports fires near Wilson and Sixth Avenue SE and a string of obituaries and funeral plans across multiple towns. It lists names such as Aurora-Clark Meyer, Kruessel Fawcett in Lamont, Elizabeth Sutxtein, Albert Schultz, and Henry Ortgies among others, plus funeral times and church affiliations. Weather snippets, rainfall notes, and legislative updates from Iowa sessions appear, interwoven with service details for several individuals and communities.
Abortion Bill Misses Vote After Reconsideration Effort
Des Moines AP recounts the debate on liberalizing Iowa abortion law. Senators Van Gilst DeHart and Flatt were absent or ill as supporters and opponents traded positions. A proposed compromise sought to strike the mental health clause and require early 18 week abortions only with medical approval. The 30-2 vote showed the bill failing to gain reconsideration despite hopes from proponents.
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Kosek
Des Moines
Senate
Towa
Arbuckle
Benda
Briles
Clarke
DeKoster
Griffin
Hougen
Kosek Lisle
Lodwick
Messerly
Mow~ry
Nicholson
Potgeter
Potter
Shaff
Stanley
Stephens
Denman
Dodds
Doderer
Gaudineer
Glenn
McGill
Palmer
Reichhardt
Shirley
Weimer
Anderson
Batloun
Conklin
Curran
Erskine
Frey
Gilley
Ham
Lner
Keith
Klink
Kyhi
Lamborn
Lange
Laverty
Leonard Lucken
Mogged
Neu
Ollenburg
Parker
Rigler
Smith Sullivan
Thordsen
Walsh
Coleman Frommelt
Hill
O'Malley
Schaben
DeHart
Flat
van Gilst
Feaker Denies Bank Robbery Trial March 11
Beryl D Feaker 40 pled innocent to two counts charging robbery of the First Trust and Savings Bank Cedar Rapids. Trial set for 9 am March 11 in Cedar Rapids federal court after arraignment before Judge Edward J McManus. Bond reduced from 10000 to 5000. defendant may post 500 to be freed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beryl D. Feaker
Vernon
Ely
First Trust and Savings Bank of
Cedar Rapids
Feaker
Edward J. McManus
McManus
Policewomen tests set for April twenty fifth
Policewomen service test to be given April 25 for applicants. Matias says the need is great and the officers will work with women and girls in investigations. Duties include uniform and plainclothes work with a clothing allowance as patrolmen. William A. Gregory, 60, ex Century Engineering employee, dies after long illness. Born May 18 1884 in Clayton County, he was a parishioner of Immaculate Conception Church. No immediate survivors. Requiem mass 9:30 a.m. Saturday at Immaculate Conception Church. Burial Mt Calvary Cemetery. Rosary 7:30 p.m. Friday at Turner Chapel West. Memorial services for Mabel J. Scott Friday at Turner Chapel East. Burial Cedar Memorial Cemetery. Meta Sadler funeral Friday at Turner Chapel East. Burial Linwood Cemetery.
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William Gregory
William A. Gregory
The
Century Engineering Co
Clayton County
Immaculate Conception Church
Roger E. O’brien
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Turner Chapel West
Father O'Brien
Scott
Mabel J. Turner
J. Richard Wagner
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Sadler, Meta
Turner Chapel East
Church of Christ Scientist
Linwood Cemetery
Cedar Rapids Woman Receives ARC Anai Magnussen Award
A Cedar Rapids resident Mrs. John Carey of 618 Cottage Grove Avenue SE became the first recipient of the Anai Magnussen award from the American National Red Cross, presented by Miss Magnussen in Des Moines. The award honors nurses for outstanding Red Cross service.
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Cedar Rapids
John Carey
Cottage Grove Avenue
Anai Magnussen
American National Red Cross
Red 3 Cross
Magnussen
Red Cross
Carey
Des Moines
Shaw Under Cross Examination In Perjury Case
The transcript shows Shaw facing cross examination by ADA James Alcock in a perjury dispute. The text lists several individuals with street addresses, including Gilbert L. Davies, David A. Deaver Jr, Gerald R. Dessert, and Raymond Frisch, in various city avenues and lanes.
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Garrison
O'Donnell
James Alcock
Gilbert L. Davies
II Avenue
David A. Deaver, Jr
Juniper Drive
Gerald R.dessert
Skylark Lane
Raymond Frisch
Vestama Aye
Berlin high school hosts women investigator training event
The program seeks female investigators to address rising narcotics abuse among youths. Sessions run 9 am to 4 pm at Berlin high school with readings, oratory, and discussion. Winners advance to state competition and the public may attend Saturday's event.
Senate Unit Okays G R Council Pay
A political row unfolds over proposed salary boosts for Cedar Rapids city leaders in Berlin. The plan would set mayor pay at 14400 dollars and council members at 12800, with implementation only after the next council takes office. Nixon condemns external pressure as German leaders discuss the move amid occupation tensions.
Talks Continue Amid Vietnam Delegation Dispute
The four delegations met for five hours with tense exchanges as Vietnamese protesters cursed repeatedly. Lodgeon said no dramatic progress was reported yet remains hopeful the long sessions will be constructive. Kiem warned that Nixon administration aggression could derail the talks. The group plans to reconvene next Thursday.
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Lodgeon
U. S
Kiem
The
Front
Mnewsmen
Nixon
Deaths Joseph A Crew lifelong Cedar Rapids resident
Joseph A. Crew 44 longtime Cedar Rapids resident and Collins Radio Co. employee died Thursday after brief illness. Born December 31, 1916 in Cedar Rapids, he married Kathryn W. Pence December 24, 1963. A World War II veteran, he is survived by his wife, a son Maj. David E. Crew in Vietnam, two brothers, two sisters, and three grandchildren. Memorial services and burial details pending. The family suggests gifts to Easter Seal Society for Crippled Children and Adults of Iowa.
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Joseph A. Crew
Twentysixth Street
Cedar Rapids
Collins Radio Co
Bor
Kathryn W. Pence Dee
Town City
Maj
David E. Crew
Vietnam
Adrian Crew
Cedar
Jack Crew
Moline
Til
Robert L. Penquite
Ill
Paul van Horne
Waterloo
Tuwner Chapel
Oak [Shade
Marion
Easter Seal Society For
Iowa
Nixon Honors Night Wreath, West Berlin Freedom Message
President Nixon paused at a cross marking the youths shot in East Berlin and appeared moved by their photographs. He noted a crowd chanting Nixon go home but said the real signs were faces showing a desire for freedom. He addressed troops and families, laid a wreath, and promised freedom for West Berlin.
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East Berlin
Nixon An
Nixon
Rome
West Berlin
Courthouse I L Baker Case To Be Resubmitted
The indictment against I L Baker former president of Continental Metals Inc Marion on a charge of false entries will be resubmitted to Linn grand jury in April Judge William Eads noted on the calendar sheet the case will be resubmitted without opposition from the state. Baker allegedly added no accounts receivable omitted items from accounts payable and then sold stock at an inflated price He was indicted Jan 8 His attorney moved Jan 22 to have the matter resubmitted arguing only one side of the story had been presented and that the defendant should be allowed to explain the corporation transactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. L. Baker
Continental Metals, Inc
Marion
Linn Grand Jury
William Eads
Baker
Demands Hearing On Forgery Count
James R. Neilsen of 3706 Oakland road NE demanded a preliminary hearing on a forgery charge. Municipal Judge Loren M. Hullinger Jr. set March 5. Also noted are enlistments and military moves with several Linn County residents listed for service and transfers, including Vickie A. Stahle and others, with brief duty locations and dates.
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James R. Neilsen
Oakland Road
Loren M. Hullinger, Jr
Jack Klaus
Earlville
Was. Neilsen
Ft. Polk
Vickie A. Stahle
Avenue NW
Linn the Women’s Air Force
San Antonio
Texas
Fuel Taxes Errors Could Cost Fremont Firm over 100 000
Little Audrey's Transportation Co. of Fremont Nebraska faces possible rebilling for 1968 Iowa taxes after an audit by Washington state uncovered a 430000 mile record shortage in Iowa and a 700000 mile understatement in Nebraska. The reciprocity board has until March 17 to decide on rebilling plus penalties or interest. If prorating for 1969 is denied and full licensing rates apply, costs could exceed 100000.
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Little Audrey’s Transportation Co. Inc
Fremont
Neb
Iowa
Joy Fitzgerald
Nebraska
Washington
Fitzgerald
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