Five Day Iowa Forecast And Local Obituaries Notes
Five day Iowa forecast shows temperatures 10 to 20 degrees below normal with a 0.25 inch precipitation forecast as snow likely Saturday. Normal January highs 25 to 30 north and 30 to 35 south, lows 5 to 15, barometer steady at 30.23 inches, humidity 50 percent, southerly wind at 17 mph. Obituary notices list multiple local residents by last name with service times at various churches including Blair House and area towns such as Monticello Independence Goettsch Belle Plaine Oelwein Vinton Sigourney Central City Marengo West Amana Winthrop and Mason City. Service details include dates and churches like First Baptist, Golden Church, Sacred Heart, and Congregational with family names such as Stevens, Posusta, McGrath, Decker, Downing, McArthur, Parton, and Hauschild among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Rowley
Carl Peterson
First Baptist Church
Independence
White’s. Monticello
Kenneth Sheppard
Golden Church
Ryan
Goettsch's
Belle Plaine
Thomas S. Carroll
Peffers - Halverson
Oelwein
C. J
Ike O’brien
Mason City
Sacred Heart Church
Hintz’ Vinton
Herman J. Fuehrer
Campbell’s. Sigourney
Charles Hauschild
Reynolds
Central City
Charles Roy Patten
Methodist Church
Murdoch’s
Marengo
Harry Stephan
Hoover - Valentine
West Amana
Emil Miller
West Amana Community Church
Winthrop
Lee A. Griswold
Congregational Church
Fawcett’s
Cattle Left in Cold Alburnett Man Is Charged
A New Year Eve cattle roundup on Leonard Wilsons Alburnett farm left 26 head in sub zero conditions with no food or water. Three calves died and Wilson was charged with cruelty to animals after humane society staff and neighbors moved the herd to a shelter. He posted a $110 bond and was released.
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Linn County
Leonard Wilson
Alburnett
Bill Moon
Humane Society
Moon
Wilson
Glenn Powers
Bertram Township
Coat Owner Identified After Fatal Accident
Police identified the woman who placed a leopard coat over the victim at the scene of a fatal accident involving Mr. Frasinger, a retired Iowa Steel and Iron Works employee. No witnesses were found and authorities seek further information. Brush Funeral Home handling arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frasinger
Iowa Steel and Iron Works
Brush Funeral Home
Auto Overturns At Prairieburg Injures Woman
Martha Rickels, 61, of Anamosa, is in fair condition at Anamosa hospital after a car she rode in overturned at Prairieburg. Driver Dolores Tjaden, 19, Springville, and Merle Rickels, 21, Anamosa, suffered minor injuries and were treated. Deputy reports the vehicle went out of control two blocks south of Main Street on a blacktop, rolled into a ditch, hit a driveway. Tjaden charged with speeding for road conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Rickels
Anamosa
Anamosa Hospital
Prairieburg
Dolores Tjaden
Springville
Miss Tjaden
Merle Rickels
Main Street
Miss Traden
Sleuths Track Cargo Through Cross-Border Route
Police identified a truck driver Fernando Lopez 32 of Tampa and three others in the truck Hugo dos Santos 28 from a Miami Beach hotel Aleo doro Rodriguez Carrado 45 and Damaso Garcia 34 both of New York. The automobile occupants were Nestor Gonzalez 33 and Ramon Betancourt of North Miami and Luis Montalvo 56 of New York.
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Mexico
Fernando Lopez
Tampa
Hugo Dos Santos
Miami Beach
Aleodoro Rodriguez Carrado
Damaso Garcia
New York
Nestor Gonzalez
Ramon Betancourt
Miami
Luis Montalvo
University student makes honor list at Oregon
City brief notes Penelope Binger daughter of Mr and Mrs F K Binger 1844 Second Avenue SE among 702 University of Oregon students with GPA 3.5 or higher for fall term. Also reports two purse thefts at parties with residents Mary J Thompson 1420 First Avenue NE and Trisha Mattison 1615 Park Town Court NE. Police contacted for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penelope Binger
F. K. Binger
Second Avenue SE
University of Oregon
Trish A. Mattison
Park Town Court NE
Mary J. Thompson
First Avenue NE
Pact Extends Three Year Cotton Textile Program
Washington and Tokyo reached a three year extension of the import program for Japanese cotton textiles aimed at expanding the American market. The accord extends a system governing quotas and trade terms already in place, signaling continued cooperation in textile exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
U.S
Japan
Today's Columnists Editorial Page Listing
Columnists and departments listed by page and segment names include Lou Harris Roscoe Drummond Pearson and Anderson J A Livingston Sylvia Porter Shulsky John Cunniff Rick Du Brow Florabel Muir Jack Gaver Sylvie Reice Dear Abby Dr Mother Jacoby Bob Considine Bruce Biossat Hal Boyle and others across 6 7 8 9 10 12 13 14 15 pages. It reads like a staff index for the paper's opinion and features section.
Attacked While Asleep Dayhoff Is Hospitalized
Cedar Rapids resident Paul E. Dayhoff was admitted to St Luke's hospital after an unknown assailant beat him in his apartment around 1 30 a m Dayhoff described entering assailant cutting a screen door to reach the unlocked inner door Police continue investigation into the break in and assault
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Cedar Rapids
St. Luke’s Hospital
Paul E. Dayhoff
Sixth Street SE
Dayhoff
Weather Clears With Cold Front Through Iowa
Arctic cold imposed lows from 12 to 15 below in Decorah Oelwein and McGregor with single digits elsewhere Sunday morning. Monday brings a brief warmup as highs reach 9 above to 5 below in Des Moines Cedar Rapids. Tonight to Tuesday cool and cloudy with lows 5 below northwest to 10 above southeast with colder Tuesday and fair but cold Wednesday.
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Oelwein
Waukon
Decorah
Elkader
McGregor
Cedar Rapids
Iowa City
Des Moines
Weather Bureau
Iowas Highway Conditions Reportedly Normal Except South West
The Iowa State Highway Patrol said highway conditions were generally normal Monday with scattered icy spots in southern Iowa. Light blowing and drifting snow reduced visibility on I-29 between Council Bluffs and Sioux City and covered roads in the area.
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Des Moines
Iowa
State Highway Patrol
Council Bluffs
Sioux City
Truce Impacts Air War Details and Aerial Losses
The report notes halted U S air raids as the allied truce began and lists several incidents. A Supersabre was shot down south of Hanoi with the two-man crew rescued after bailing out. A navy Intruder was downed with its crew missing, while a Phantom over Dak To was shot down but its crew parachuted to safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Hanoi
North Vietnam
Navy
Air Force
Dak To
Jordan and Israel exchange gunfire along Jordan River
Jordanian and Israeli positions exchanged gunfire for over two hours along the Jordan river on Monday, raising tensions amid border clashes and regional instability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tel Aviv
Jordan River
Cedar Rapids Gazette Subscription Rates and History
The Cedar Rapids Gazette established in 1883 announces subscription pricing for various delivery options. Carrier rates are 55 cents per week, mail options range from 1.50 per month to 15 per year, with special editions and U.S. territories priced at 26 per year. The Associated Press retains exclusive rights to local news republication.
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U.S. Territories
Associated Press
Obituaries: Philip Chandler Dies After Brief Illness
Philip Theodore Chandler 62 vice-president of The Chandler Co lifelong Cedar Rapids resident died at home after a brief illness. Born Aug 30 1905 he married Marie Gray in 1927. Survived by wife daughter and three sons etc. Memorial services set at Turner Chapel West with burial at Linwood Cemetery.
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Philip Theodore Chandler
The
Chandler Co
Cedar Rapids
Glassroad NE
Marie Gray
Chicago
Olivet Presbyterian Church
the Elks
the Kiwanis Club
Crescent Lodge
el Kahir Shrine
Robert Hoerner
Cleveland
Charles H. Chandler
Orchard
Richard P. Chandler
Lombard, Il
Steven G. Chandler
Chartfield
Minn
Ruth McKay
Leland, Mich
Turner Chapel West
Roger D. Patton
Linwood
Longstaff Rites Set For Cedar Rapids Iron Molder
William L Longstaff 83 of 1221 Third Ave SE died Sunday after a sudden illness. Born Aug 4 1884 near Oskaloosa he married Grace Parker June 15 1909. Survived by two sons Fred N Longstaff Cedar Rapids and Robert T Longstaff Santa Clara CA a sister Mrs Roy Compton Newton three grandchildren one great grandchild. Funeral 3 p.m. Tuesday at chapel Rev Lawrence Sprankle Cedar Memorial cemetery. Friends may call.
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Clarence Barton
Second Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Steel and Iron Works
Shellsburg
Glenn Barr
Clifford Broxey
Lena Aldridge
Aletha Raue
Marion
Orlo B. Barton
Fullerton
Calif
Elva Byram
Chanute
Kan
Esther Morris
Turner Chapel
Lee Griffis
Four Square
William Taylor Longstaff
Third Avenue SE
Oskaloosa
Grace Parker
Fred N. Longstaff
Robert T. Longstaff
Santa Clara
Roy Compton
Newton
Longstaff
First Baptist Church of
International Brotherhood of Iron Molders
Lawrence Sprankle
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Cedar Rapids Woman Gazella Baker 92 Dies After Illness
Gazella Baker 92 of Cedar Rapids died at home Saturday after a long illness. Born January 19 1875 in Madison Ind she married John Baker in 1895. Surviving daughter Ollie Scott four grandchildren ten great grandchildren seven great great grandchildren. Services Tuesday 10:30 a.m. at Turner Chapel West with Rev Barton Murray then Bovard funeral home Versailles Ind burial Caldonia Cemetery Madison. Friends may call Turner Chapel West.
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Gazella Baker
Twelfth Street
Cedar Rapids
Madison
Ind
John Baker
Macedonia Baptist Church
Ollie Scott
Turner Chapel West
Barton Murray
Bovard
Versailles
Caledonia Cemetery
Death of Cedar Rapids Resident Daniel Mallas
Daniel Mallas age 53 of 1235 Fourth Street SW Cedar Rapids died Monday after a long illness. Born January 5 1896 in Russia he came to the United States in 1914. A World War I veteran and retired Penick Ford employee he belonged to VFW Post 788. Surviving are three stepdaughters Manya Joyce Irene Randazzo Esther Marks one brother Louis Mallas and one grandson Memorial services are pending at Turner Chapel West with calling after 4 p m Monday.
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Daniel Mallas
Fourth Street
Cedar Rapids
Russia
Mallas
Penick & Ford
VFW Post
Jean Ritchie
Manya Joyce
New Jersey
Irene Randazzo
Chicago
Esther Marks
Miami
Louis Mallas
Glenview, III
Turner Chapel West
Death of Edith Maybauer in Cedar Rapids
Edith Maybauer of 1617 Avenue NE Cedar Rapids died Sunday after a short illness. Born January 13, 1881 in Norway Iowa she belonged to First Lutheran church and the Cedar Rapids Women’s club. No immediate survivors. Services pending at Turner Chapel East with calling after 4 p.m. Tuesday.
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Edith Maybauer
Avenue NE
Cedar Rapids
Norway
Iowa
First Lutheran Church
i\Cedar Rapids Women’s club
Minors Arrested for Possessing Beer in Cedar Rapids
Two Cedar Rapids youths posted $30 bonds and were released from the city jail Sunday after arrest on minor in possession charges. Benjamin L. Britton, 18, of 1725 Tenth Street, Marion, and Larry A. Himmel, 20, of 520 Old Ely Road SW, were taken into custody about 3 a.m. Sunday.
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Cedar Rapids
Benjamin L. Britton
Tenthstreet
Marion
Larry A. Himmel
Old Ely Road
Colo Woman Arrested on False Check Charge
Dorothy M. Middleton, 38, of Colo, was arrested Sunday in Cedar Rapids on a warrant for false uttering of a check. Municipal Judge John Reilly released her on her own recognizance.
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Dorothy M. Middleton
Colo
Cedar Rapids
John Reilly
Three Hurt in Cedar Rapids Mishaps At least one man hospitalized
In Cedar Rapids three separate Sunday and Monday crashes left Carl Phelps 50 of 235 Fourth Ave SW hospitalized with a broken collarbone after a two car collision at Second St and Seventh Ave SW Eugene McCarthy 57 of Coggan faces a failure to yield charge Steven Lindsey 12 of 1215 A Ave NW treated and released from Mercy Hospital after a Mt Vernon Rd and Seventeenth St SE crash John J Elarton 1215 Avenue NW charged with losing control Dean J Drew 25 of 2201 J St SW was in the other car Michael Gradeville 18 of 3820 Vine Ave SE treated at Mercy for facial cuts and ankle injury and released damage to Gradeville wagon $800 no charges filed
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Cedar Rapids
Carl Phelps
Fourth Avenue
Second Street
Seventh Avenue
Phelps
St. Luke’s Hospital
Eugene McCarthy
Coggan
Dean J. Drew
J Street
McCarthy
Steven Lindsey
A Avenue NW
Mercy Hospital
Mt. Vernon Road
Seventeenth Street
Lindsey
John J. Elarton
Avenue NW
Thomas P. Byrne
Bover Avenue
Elarton
Michael P. Gradeville
Vine Avenue
Twenty-ninth Street
A Avenue
Gradeville
British Smashup Kills Gl's Wife
Marina Stark wife of a U S air force sergeant was killed when a car driven by her husband was struck by a truck and hurled 300 yards The sergeant suffered head and arm injuries but was released from hospital The Starks came from Waldwick New Jersey
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Peterborough
England
Marina Stark
Starks
Waldwick
N.J
Winthrop Rites for Lee Griswold 73
Lee Griswold 73 retired farmer and seed corn dealer of Winthrop died Sunday. Born July 15 he was World War I veteran and 50 year Mason member and charter Legion member. Survived by two sons Len and Glenn a daughter Mrs Leslie Cook all of Winthrop and nine grandchildren. Services Wednesday 2 p.m. Congregational church with Masonic services Tuesday 8 p.m. Fawcett Funeral Home.
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Winthrop
Lee A. Griswold
Masonic Lodge
Legion Post
Evelyn Wilson
Len
Glenn
Leslie Cook
Congregational Church
Fawcett Funeral Home
Vietnam War casualty trends and regional expansion in 1967
A Saigon report shows U S combat deaths per week rose to 193 in 1967 from 92 in 1966, while U S troop levels climbed from about 400 000 to over 470 000. North Vietnam and Laos saw intensified bombing and a widening regional war with Cambodia and Thailand involved, fueling debates on peace prospects and policy shifts into 1968.
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U.S
Saigon
North Vietnam
South
Vietnam
Laos
Cambodian
Thaland
United States
Cambodia
Norodom Sihanouk
State Department
China
Johnson
Sihanouk
South Vietnam
William Westmoreland
Heartin Dies After Auto Crash Pneumonia Cited
Heartin died following an auto accident with pneumonia listed as the cause. The report notes the fatal illness preceded by injuries from the crash and lists no additional medical details.
Second Transplant Effort Faces Difficult Donor Search
The article reports a second infant heart transplant attempt by Groote Schuur surgeons after the Washkansky case. Blaiberg, a patient with blood type B-Positive, remains in poor condition awaiting a donor from a fatal accident. Barnard notes Blaiberg refused to change his mind about transplantation.
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Washkansky
Adrian Kantrowitz
Brooklyn
N.Y
Groote Schuur
Sunday Times
Blaiberg
Barnard
Val Schirke
Jill
Israel
Pope Calls for Peace as He Speaks to Hospitalized Children
The pope denounces selfishness and power hunger while visiting Viet Nam war victims at Bambino Gesu hospital. He urges children to pray to ease suffering and to dedicate tears and prayers to peace and to reduce the war’s causes.
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Bambino Gesu Hospital
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Hampden Drive
Larry L. Posusta
Thirtysixth Street
Bruce McGrath
Twenty - Fifth Avenue
St. Luke's
Louie Decker
Oakland Road
Harold Downing
Eastview Drive
Virgil Douglas McArthur
Wilbur Parton
First Avenue
Blair House
Indian Road
Cigaret
William Court
Shaver Road
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Party Lane
5Th Ave
10Th St. S.E
Albert’s
Paris Academy
the Gazette
Nelson’s Grocery and Meats
16Th St
B Ave
N.E
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Riertel
Ellis Blvd
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Editorial
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Polt
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Pearson and Anderson
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Shulsky
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Dear Abby
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Torch Avenue
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Kansas City
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Daniel
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New England
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William Longstaff
Turner Chapel East
C.R
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