Death of Manon News race TF Hempy resident of Marion
Manon News race TF Hempy 2 of 1158 Fourteenth Street Marion resident, born November 9 1893 in Jones County, died Sunday in a Marion nursing home. Married March 14 1907 to Glen L. Hempy, who died March 1 1970 in Cedar Rapids. Survived by son Donald J. Hempy and daughter Mrs James Fitzgerald of Marion, two grandsons, seven great grandchildren. Services 1:30 p.m. Wednesday at Murdoch Chapel Marion conducted by Rev Jean P. Hayter. Burial Cedar Memorial Cemetery. Meshe Murdoch Chapel after 1 p.m. Tuesday.
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Jones County
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Glen L. Hempy
Cedar Rapids
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Milwaukee Women’s Club
Donald J. Hempy
James Fitzgerald
Murdoch
Marion area chamber city meeting set for Tuesday
A town calendar item notes the Marion Chamber of Commerce and city officials will meet Tuesday at 1 pm to discuss district finals and growth topics. The report also lists YMCA swim schedules at Marion branch and various activity times as part of the community calendar.
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Ciy
Marion
Chamber of
Commerce and City Officials
Central City
U.S
Milwauxee
Fairfield
T49
Toute
Fur Porensic League
Waterloo
Tate Growth
Ldealenean
Skow Arrested After Striking Officer During Questioning
Jimmie L Skow 27 of 4627 J street SW was arrested in the 901 block of Johnson avenue after striking an officer who tried to question him on a reported hunting driver. He posted 30 bond for intoxication and 110 bond for resisting an officer and was released. In other news, U S command reported North Vietnamese batteries fired three missiles at a U S F 4 and B 57 over the Chi Minh trail. A CH 8 helicopter was shot down during a recon mission northwest of Satzom with two Americans wounded. ARBS bombers flew 12 missions in the Khe Sanh to A Shau valley area amid a North Vietnamese buildup.
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Jimmie L. Skow
J Street
Johnson Avenue
John 300
Skow
U.S
Na Chi Minh Trail
US. Command
Don
Satzom
ARBS
South Vietnam
South Vietnam ‘Between ‘Khe Sanh and the A Shau Valley. U.S
Viet forces launch third Cambodia operation amid heavy fighting
Saigon reports a new Cambodian sweep by 1,000 to 1,500 troops as part of three campaigns totaling 8000 men aimed at halting Viet Minh infiltration toward Saigon. Communique tallies 136 North Vietnamese and Viet Cong killed. South Vietnamese losses include 20 killed and 37 wounded. In another clash a task force countered heavy fire, with 52 NVA and Viet Cong killed, 18 South Vietnamese dead and nine wounded.
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Saigon
Cambodia
Saigon Command
South Vietnara
Mnong
South Vietnam
Mekong
Saigon-Phnom Penh
Ecology Drive San Francisco Defense Dept Ecology Efforts
A defense department official says the military establishment is engaged in wide ranging and costly efforts in ecology.
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Ecology
San Francisco
Defense Department
Ial
Goetz Cancels Discussion With Iowa City Councilmen
Johnson County Attorney Carlle Goetz canceled a planned Monday meeting with the Iowa City council on police relations. Goetz said his office will pursue further legal action, including possible grand jury resubmission or filing information in district court, while the FBI probe results await the county attorney’s decision.
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Iowa City
Johnson County
Carlle Goetz
Iowa City City
Goetz
Goelz
Town
Patrick J. McCarney
McCamey
Ralph Speeran
McCartney
John Puppert
Sadat Says Jarring Mission Key to Mid East Peace
Egyptian president Anwar Sadat told Newsweek the only hope for a negotiated settlement lies in reviving Gunnar Jarring’s United Nations mission. He called the U.S. proximity talks idea a dead horse and blamed U.S. jet deployments for derailing any political solution.
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Anwar Sadat
Middle East
Gunnar Jarring
United Nations
Newsweek Magazine
Newsweek
Arnaud de Borchnaraye
Sadat
U. S
Israel
U.S
Police Apprehend Youths in Store in Iowa City
Steven R. Fisher and John B. Jablowski both 18 were charged with breaking and entering and possession of burglary tools after being caught at Dean's Fashions in Town City following tripping a burglar alarm. They offered no resistance to arresting officers.
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the Gazette
Iowa City
Steven R. Fisher
John B. Jablowski
Dean
Town City
Gephart Held On Larceny Charge In Stereo Theft
Ronald B. Gephart, 20, of 330 H Avenue NW, was apprehended by security police at Bob Simm erman Ford Sunday and charged by Cad ar Rapide police with larceny in connection with the theft of two car stereo speakers from a company car. Gephart is held in jail on $500 bond.
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R.B. Gephart
Ronald B. Gephart
H Avenue
Bob Simmerman
Ford
Cadar Rapide
Car
Jar
Gephart
Dennis The Menace Appears Daily In The Gazette
The Gazette clarifies daily Dennis the Menace appearances in its Clarified section, noting recurring comic strips and reader reactions.
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Israel Begins Withdrawing As Security Council Asks
Israel pulls back from forward positions in southeast Lebanon after four days of fighting with Palestinian guerrillas as Security Council urged withdrawal. Lebanese witnesses report tank and troop movements and continued clashes around Rashayya. Israeli planes conducted strikes into Lebanon, with casualties claimed by Palestinian sources and observers noting repared air support and reinforcements from Syria.
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Security Council
Teraeli
Lebanon
ULN
Hebbariye
Arkouh
Rashayya
Tel Aviv
Syria
Self Government To South Sudan Move Signed
The Sudanese government and the South Sudan Liberation Movement signed an agreement granting self government to the south after 16 years of rebellion. Emperor Haile Selassie hosted talks at Jubilee Palace, urged ending colonial legacies, and praised the World Council of Churches for aiding reconciliation. Sudan’s president Gaafar Numeiry and Major General Joseph Lagu led the negotiations.
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Selassie
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Gaafer Numeity
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Southern Sudan Liberation Movement
Kennedy urges US take stand on Ulster conflict
Sen Edward Kennedy told a House subcommittee the United States must break its silence on Northern Ireland. He urged passage of a Senate resolution calling for end to internment without trial, withdrawal of British troops, dissolution of the Northern Ireland parliament, and unification with the republic. He cited past US actions in international crises to justify intervention and warned of the threat to regional stability and rights.
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Catholics march in Londonderry amid heavy rain
More than 3,000 Roman Catholics paraded through Londonderry in a peaceful but illegal march marking a prior protest where 13 civilians were killed. Troops ringed the Bogside area with riot gear as snipers fired. no casualties reported. Police in Dublin released 18 IRA militants after a bomb blast.
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Aldershot
England
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Property interest in estate notice appears in fragment
Fragments indicate a probate related notice with names and dates obscured by OCR. Core elements show interests in estate, a filing date, and a mention of a sale or distribution action. The legible bits reference a person named Howard and a dated notice.
Local Business Card Fragments and Services Ad
Fragmented OCR reads as a business services directory snippet listing secretarial services notary public stenography and miscellaneous offerings. It mentions addresses and names in a garbled format, with hints of salvageable items like interior finishing and pantry related products.
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Dorainy's
Public Sienographer
Notary i Thy
Pisin
Mente
Adresse
Novato
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