Weather Summary and Birth Notices Include Local Updates
Daily Record weather page reports high and low temperatures for major cities with precipitation totals and barometric readings. It also lists January birth announcements from families in Davenport area addresses and New Haven notices noting a newborn and relatives with locations in Iowa and Connecticut.
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N. Orleans
Chicago
New York
Phoenix
Miami
Mineapolis
Seattle
C.R
Iowa Deaths Notice Roundup From Various Iowa Towns
Obituaries list multiple local deaths with ages and funeral details. Includes Marengo Nina Buswell 78 service Tuesday at Hoover Valentine’s. Santa Rosa resident Walker-Max Gleason 77. Strawberry Point Madge May Porter 80. Lisbon Mrs John Conklin 92. North English Wayne Popham 65. Monticello Millington F Carpenter 78. Independence Howard P Vargason 54. Springville Mrs Lewis Miller 87. Tipton Neal Spencer Reeve 76. Dysart J Everett Callahan 73. Mt Vernon May Winchip 73. Waukon Virginia Easley 21. Iowa City Dora C Manley 89. Services scheduled across churches and funeral homes with caller notices and rosaries where listed.
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Marengo
Nina Buswell
Hoover-Valentine’s. Walker
Max Gleason
Santa Rosa
Calif
Murdoch's
Strawberry Point
Madge May Porter
Feeney-Knutson Chapel
Lisbon
John Conklin
St. John’s Church
Morgan’s. North English
Wayne Popham
Powell’s. Manchester
David Lee Monaghan
St. Mary’s Church
Shelly’s. Monticello
Millington F. Carpenter
Goettsch’s
Trinity Episcopal Church
Iowa City
Independence
Howard P. Vargason
First United Presbyterian Church
White's
Springville
Lewis Miller
Methodist Church
Tipton
Neal Spencer Reeve
First Methodist Church
Dye’s. Dysart
J. Everett Callahan
Overton's
Mt. Vernon
Winchip
Morgan's
Mansfield says Johnson conducted himself with dignity in Dallas book flap
Senate Democratic leader Mike Mansfield of Montana defended President Johnson amid the Manchester book controversy. He said Johnson has conducted himself with dignity and decorum and left final judgment to history, noting no knowledge of discord between Kennedy and Johnson on the Dallas trip.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Johnson
William Manchester
Mansfield
Kennedy
Dallas
Manchester
Look Magazine
Texas
Strikes Spread Across Industries Across States
A weeklong wave of job actions continued with workers defying court orders in various cities. Youngstown Ohio saw a hospital strike with maintenance staff accusing administrators of stalling bargaining. Jefferson Chemical in Beaumont Texas faced a chemistry staff walkout seeking better wages and injury and sick leave pay.
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Youngstown
Ohio
Carfaro Memorial Hospital
Jefferson Chemical Co
Beaumont
Texas
International Assn. of Machinists
Aerospace Workers Union
Leonard Paulu Receives Life Membership in ISEA
Leonard T Paulu of 2018 Meadowbrook Drive SE is honored with a life membership in the Iowa State Education Association. A veteran educator and coach, he taught mathematics and science at Washington and McKinley high schools, retiring in 1964 after a long career beginning in Oskaloosa and Cedar Rapids.
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Dowbrook Drive
Iowa State Education Assn
Oskaloosa
Paulu
Cedar Rapids
Old Washington High School
McKinley High School
New Washington High School
Old Washington High
McKinley
New Washington High
Paula
Grinnell College
University of Iowa
ISEA
Atomic Authority Expert Dies in Fire Tragedy
OSSINING N Y AP Robert Corsbie 61 leading authority on effects of nuclear blasts on structures died Saturday in a fire that also killed his wife Evelyn 59 and their son Robert 20 An architect he headed the Atomic Energy Commission civil effects test group Corsbie a Spruce Pine Alabama native served in World War II and later worked with the U S survey team assessing Hiroshima damage
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U.S
Hiroshima
Novel Use For 3 Angus Playmates For Kids
A Mesa man, Guy Apple, bought three fat Black Angus steers at the Arizona National Livestock Show for 1031 dollars and 15 cents. He plans them as playmates for his three children aged seven to twelve.
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Phoenix
Mesa
Ariz
Guy Apple
Mervin Shope Civilian Radio Worker Dies in Florida
Word arrives from Fort Myers Florida of the death of Mervin Shope formerly of Cedar Rapids he was a Collins Radio Co employee before retirement. He leaves a wife a son Richard of Fort Myers four grandchildren and siblings James Ed Charles and Beryl plus David Wislles of Louisville. Services set in Fort Myers and Cedar Rapids with burial at St Johns cemetery.
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Fort Myers
Fla
Mervin Shope
Cedar Rapids
Collins Radio Co
Shope
C Avenue NE
Richard
James Shope
Ed Shope
Des Moines
Charles Shope
Greenfield
Beryl Burnett
Los Angeles
TV Football Quieted Streets as 1966 Traffic Toll Likely Tops
Traffic expert credits televised football during Christmas and New Year weekends with keeping drivers off the roads. The 1966 toll is expected to exceed 1965’s record 49 000, with statewide tallies in Michigan Ohio Illinois California Texas and Hawaii showing higher counts though some limits exist on final figures.
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Chicago
Michigan
Trations
Ohio
Illinois
National Safety Council
Warren Nelson
Highway Safety
Safety Council
California
Texas
Hawaii
Alaska
Connecticut
Cedar Rapids Woman Lucille Perry Dies After Long Illness
Mrs. Lucille Perry 1907 05 26 born Hoxie Kaw died Saturday after a long illness at 545 H Street SW Cedar Rapids resident 40 years She is survived by husband Henry Perry two sons Calvin and John Dawson two daughters Charlotte Dawson Beverly Doolin all of Cedar Rapids and 11 grandchildren She belonged to Mt Zion church Memorial services Turners east at 10 30 Tuesday Rev John I Thomas Burial Oak Hill Friends may call at the chapel
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Lucille Perry
Henry Perry
Cedar Rapids
Hoxie
Kaw
Calvin
John Dawson
Charlotte Dawson
Beverly Doolin
Obituaries for Mass Mead and Vavra at Czech National
Harold E Mass honored at Hesser Memorial chapel by Rev Allen S Van Cleve of Central Park Presbyterian church. Burial planned at Czech National. Henry G Mead cast at Turner's funeral with burial at Cedar Memorial. Friends may call until 1 p.m. Monday. casket will not be opened after service. Theodore Vavra service at Janeba Kuba funeral home by Rev E Koberg, burial Czech National.
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Harold E
Hesser Memorial
Allen S. van Cleve
Central Park Presbyterian Church
Mead
Henry G.— Turner
Alfred A. Kelsey
Cedar Memorial
Vavra
Theodore
Janeba-Kuba Funeral
E. Koberg
Widow Sara Gable Dies in Phoenix After Illness
Sara Gable widow of Otis A. Gable longtime Cedar Rapids resident died in Phoenix on Saturday after a long illness. Born January 13, 1884 in Cedar Rapids she is survived by daughter Pauline Plamback Toronto Iowa son O A Gable Creston sister Carolyn Wortman and brother Joseph Hammill both of Phoenix one grandchild and two great grandchildren. She was a past matron of O E S at Tipton Memorial services will be held at Turner chapel at 1 30 Wednesday officiated by Rev John M Jensen First Lutheran Church. Friends may call 2 p m Tuesday until Wednesday. Casket will not be opened after the service.
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Sara Gable
Otis A.gable
Cedar Rapids
Phoenix
Pauline Plamback
Toronto
O. A. Gable
Creston
Carolyn Wortman
Joseph Hammill
Tipton
Turner Chapel
John M. Jensen
First Lutheran Church
Lawrence Vislisel dies in San Francisco after brief illness
Lawrence J. Vislisel aged 23 son of Mr and Mrs John Vislisel 2481 Second Street SW Cedar Rapids died in San Francisco Friday after a brief illness He was born in Cedar Rapids on March 22 1943 and had served two years with the Peace Corps in Honduras He was a student at the time of his death
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Lawrence J. Vislisel
John Vislisel
Second Street
San Francisco
Cedar Rapids
Peace Corps
Honduras
Man Hurt Seriously In Toboggan Crash
Richard G. Chute age 32 of 1833 B avenue NE is in critical condition at Mercy hospital ICU after a toboggan crash at Jones park. His wife and Mrs. Earl Biskup suffered lesser injuries. the group on a toboggan struck a tree with Chute sustaining a skull fracture.
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Richard G. Chute
B Avenue NE
Mercy Hospital
Jones Park
Earl Bishup
Johnson Avenue NW
Chute
Four Frahm children in critical condition after Clarence fire
Judy Frahm, 3, died in the early morning blaze that damaged the Frahm family home in Clarence. Four other children Jo Ann 5 Carry 12 Freeman Jr 7 and Donna 11 remained in critical condition while Fred 9 was listed as fair. Father sustained facial and hand burns but was not hospitalized. Donations to the family are requested at Clarence Savings Bank or Levi's restaurant.
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Clarence
Freeman Frahm
University Hospitals
Iowa City
Judy
Jo Ann
Carry
Freeman, Jr
Donna
Fred
Frahm
Neal Hoffners
Hoffner
Clarence Savings Bank
Levi’s
Legion Hall
Thelma Rutter
Eleanor Stonerook
Gilbert Sheldon
Judy Frahm
Chapman
St. John’s Cemetery
European Croupiers Return to Work at BAD NEUNAHR Casino
After a New Year strike by 112 of 140 croupiers, 11 of 22 roulette tables operated at Western Europe’s large BAD NEUNAHR casino. Management fired strikers but offered rehire. a spokesman said talks may continue with a union seeking a formal wage-scale agreement.
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Bad Neunahr
Germany
Europe
Boston Strangler Claimant On Trial Bailey Defends
Albert DeSalvo, a mental patient who claims to be the Boston Strangler, is set for trial in Middlesex County Superior Court on robbery and sex offense charges. Bailey argues DeSalvo is the killer of 11 women in Eastern Massachusetts from 1962 to 1964, while state officials say there is insufficient evidence to convict.
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Boston
DeSalvo
Massachusetts State Hospital
Bridgewater
Bailey
Sam Sheppard
Carl Cappolino
New Jersey
AP and Guild Extend Talks Past Midnight
In New York the Associated Press and the American Newspaper Guild kept negotiating Saturday night for a new contract. Federal Mediator George Papp said talks would continue past the midnight deadline with no official word on progress.
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NEW York
Associated Press
American Newspaper Guild
George Papp
Gazette legislative coverage shifts to pros
United Press International will deliver fast reports from the legislature. State Editor John Robertson and Assistant State Editor Phyllis Fleming team to compile edit and display the day’s legislative news in The Gazette daily and Sunday.
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Han
United Press International
Gazette
John Robertson
Phyllis Fleming
Ike and Mamie Arrive in West Palm Desert
Former President Eisenhower returns to southern California for the winter to a warm reception. At Eldorado Country Club he and Mamie are greeted by flags bands and about 1500 residents, as he arrives for his ninth annual visit and jokes about being glad to be back.
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Palm Desert
Calif
Eisenhower
California
Mamie
Ike
Eldorado Country Club
Llth Fairway
Wreckage Found but SR-71 Pilot Missing
The wreckage of a missing SR-71 reconnaissance jet was located late Friday at Edwards Air Base California, but the civilian test pilot was not aboard. The ad line notes Want Ad office hours from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. with Sunday closed.
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Edwards Air Base
Calif
Air Force
Want Ad
Cedar Rapids Gazette Subscriber Rates and Publishing Details
The Cedar Rapids Gazette established 1883 publishes daily and Sunday at Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa 52406. Subscription rates include carrier 55 cents per week and mail options with night edition 6 issues weekly 13.40 per year, afternoon and Sunday 7 issues 14.00 per year. other states 23.40 per year. No mail subscriptions in towns with Gazette carrier service. The Associated Press holds exclusive republication rights for local news and AP dispatches.
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Cedar Rapids
The
Gazette Co
Third Ave. SE
Iowa
U. S. Territories
Associated Press
1967 Fund For Health Camp Opens Budget Drive
The Children's Home sponsor thanks readers for contributions that bring 1966 total to 12 220.00, meeting last year's budget. The 1967 fund begins with gifts from individuals and groups totaling several hundred dollars toward a yet unspecified goal, as the camp board plans next summer's budget.
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Gazette
City Briefs Senior Men and Local Clubs Report Meetings
The Senior Men Christian club meets Tuesday at 1:30 PM at the YMCA with Rev Greer McCrory speaking on Jewish Arab relations in Palestine. Various clubs including Canopus Lions Rotary Kiwanis YMCA Toastmasters Optimists and Hairdressers meet citywide for talks and events through midweek.
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Christian Club
YMCA
Greer McCrory
Palestine
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Fund For Health
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Lena A. Vogt
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H. L. Morehead
Joseph F. Dostal
Rick Hart
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Karla G. Masaryk
Canopus Club
John Zachar
Mayor’s Commission On Human Rights
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Marion
Wilson Bacon
Hamm
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Lions Club
Henry Haegg, Jr
Holy Land
Roosevelt
Rotary Club
R. H. Ellison
Montrose Hotel
Fourth Avenue SE
Kiwanis Club
Jack Fulton
Roosevelt Hotel
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First Avenue NE
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