Services Tuesday for Carl R Cherry 59
Services are set for Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. at Murdoch chapel in Marion for Carl J Cherry of Marion a retired farmer aged 59 who died Sunday in a Cedar Rapids hospital born July 26 1912 he was married Opal Cherry later married Helen Noska surviving wife parents a daughter and two stepchildren with burial at Cedar Memorial and donations to the cancer fund requested.
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Carl J. Cherry
Youth Avenue
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Cour Rapids
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Helen Noska
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Center Point
Robert Skinner
Vinton
Murdoch Chapel
Mar Inn
Peter Morgan
John Park Winkler, Jr
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Murrdoch Chapel
Non” Baughman
Cedar Rapids
Bliksburg
Ol City
Dorothy Jack
Baughman
Fairfield
WMT
Laval
Willis Schnet
Matlin
Dorothy Chance
Independence
Elizabeth Robison
Central City
Sigler
Trene Matiows
Blairsburg
Murdyel Chapel
D. A. Tattershii
Oak Shade
Belfast raid locates IRA bomb factory details
British troops found a suspected bomb-making factory in Belfast during raids on Monday. Authorities said the site in Andersonstown may be IRA headquarters and seized detonators, liming devices, grenadetype bolts, acids, rocket parts, walkie talkies, a printing unit, a bank bag, mailbags, stolen car licenses, and multiple detainees in Belfast districts and London. Two police and a British soldier were wounded in follow-up events.
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Belfast
UPI
LRA
Andersonstown
New Lodge
Londondurey
Boy’s Postcard Goes Long Way Across Ocean
GUILYGID Conn AP A junior high class project sent a postcard that traveled from Guilygid to Long Island. Two postcards reached nearby communities while a third was found drifting in the Long Island sound last October. A bottle with a message from an Africa AM student was also recovered, noting the long journey and asking if anyone knows the sender.
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Guilygid
Conn
Yuan
Jim Vigne Lie Holtles
Long
Slant Sound
Long Island
Afrien
Hested
America
Iseek Hiyas Sigma Hy
Imensuh
University of Chana
Jane McCurdy Named Johnson County Aide
IOWA CITY The Clalmson county board of supervisors announced Monday the appointment of Jane L. McCurdy of Iowa City as administrative assistant replacing Don J. Lehinisman who resigned to take a position in an Iowa City business. McCurdy, 24, a 1970 graduate of the University of Iowa college of business administration, is married to Richard a law student. She has served as secretary at University High School and has been a job supervisor for Par May Security and Research Corp. at avansport. Her salary will be $7,800 per year with a six month probationary period.
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Iowa City
Clalmson County Board of Supervisors
Jane L. McCurdy
Don J. Lehinisman
McCurdy
University of Iowa College of Business Administration
Richard
University High School
Find
Iob
Par May Securiy and Research Corp
Avansport
Stealers Sought After Drain Covers In Wart Anglia
Police hunt thieves stealing drain covers in Wart Anglia towns Mindeds taken so far. Thefts endanger pedestrians walking home at night, a spokesfigure said.
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Deycon
England
Policaura
Wart Anglia
Man jumps through plate glass to evade Iowa City police
Towa claim Gooding 31 of Iowa City is jailed after leaping through a plate glass window during a store break in. He was treated at University Hospitals then held in Johnson County Jail on $5,000 bond. Officers recovered about $50 in change and a large stash of merchandised items at the rear door.
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A. Gooding
Iowa City
Johnson County
Ows City Polict
Ppan
Gooding
University Hospitals
T Johnsot County
le Slare
Iowa City crash injures two in Nichols county region
Report from Iowa notes James Chris Tofferso Nichols in serious condition at University Hospitals after a two vehicle crash near Nichols on Sunday. Ralph Schmidt of Muscatine and his passenger wife were at Mercy hospital in satisfactory condition. Local authorities investigation continues.
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Iowa City
James Christofferso
Nichols
University Hospitals
Ralph Schmidt
Muscatine
Mercy Hospital
Sheik Mujibur Rahman returns to delirious Dacca crowd
Sheik Muji bur Rahman arrives in Dacca after months in Pakistani prisons to a sea of Benalil supporters. Diplomatic presence signals uncertain recognition as Bangladesh seeks state status. Mujib praises liberation and faces mixed reactions from foreign missions and ecstatic locals.
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Sheik Mujibur Rahman
Bangladesh
Merbert Spivack
Davea
Spivack
Bengai
Mujib
Jeader
London
New Delhi
Stolen Blast Caps Found in Boat Says Missinger
Missinger asserts stolen blast caps were found in a boat and notes possible libel by the press. He says critics misinterpret Henry Kissinger and that Klein may have caused false impressions about U.S. policy toward India and Pakistan. Klein defends Kissinger while maintaining no national favoritism.
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Washington
Na Nob
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Mixon
Tie
Anderson
Kigin
Tive
Dr. Kissinger
Aly
Dr Kissinger
Klein
India
Pakistan
Stolen blasting caps found by Coralville river near park
Johnson County sheriff reports recovery of blasting caps and fuses from a boat underbrush by the Iowa River near Kedgewood Park Coralville. Sheriff Jerry Humphreys spotted the unnamed boat and river debris, leading to the discovery. Investigators theorize the explosives were transported by that boat from the River Products quarry area during Thanksgiving weekend. The boat bore no identifying markings.
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Coralvilles
Johnson, County
River + Products
Handcuffs Cost Some Trouble
AP Tulsa report describes Mark Bakers buying handcuffs for 40 rents at Goodwill and showing them to classmates. He handcuffed himself to a girl, could not escape, and police had to remove the cuffs at the municipal building after failed key attempts.
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Tulsa
Mark
Motion To Strike 70 Jury Record Upheld
UWA City records show a 1970 grand jury indictment against two Jubicon county officials was stricken by District Judge Harold Vieler. The motion to strike targeted Edward Kessler and Harvey Luther, among eight indicted for accepting or offering pills or gratuities. The court said the 1970 jury was legally invalid, with an Iowa Supreme Court appeal cited. The same individuals were reindicted by the 1971 grand jury.
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Uwa
Lal
Vieler
Iowa Supreme Enurl Jaw
Benton Sheriff Won’t Seek Another Term
Benton County Sheriff Harald Burch announced on Monday he will not seek re election. A Democrat, Burch will have served all years in office when his term expires. He cited workload and family considerations, saying he and his wife have been working hard in the office and feel they cannot take on the responsibilities and pressures required to give the public proper attention.
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Vinton
Benton
Harald Burch
Burch
Nbut
Daanis The Menace Appears Daily In The Gazette
Daanis is a recurring figure in the Gazette classifieds action pages with notices appearing daily. The repeated listings suggest ongoing attention from readers and advertisers.
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Daanis the Menace
sGazatte
Plans Dog House Costing Five Thousand Four Hundred
Robert Vance, chairman of the Alabama Democratic Party, sought a permit to build a 9,400 dog house. Vance said his wife raises Great Danes.
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Birmingham
Ala
UPT
Robert Vance
Tie
Alabama Democratic Party
Vance
Elkader man wins region Jaycees Speak Up contest
Terry Dycland of Elkader was named winner of the region Jaycees Speak Up contest and will represent the region at the district competition. The regional meeting in Elkader drew about 200 attendees as E L Sievers of Mation delivered the principal address, with Cobas as the site for the west regional meeting in April.
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Speeta
the Gazette
Terry Dycland
Elkader
Jaycees
Waterloo
Dorland
Meeling i Elkader
Duyeros
E. L. Sievers
Mation
Cobayas
McCullock Rules Out Run for House Gavel Seat
In Washington Rep. William McCullock the ranking Republican on the House Judiciary Committee announced he will not seek the presidency left in. He cited age and tall health concerns as reasons for stepping aside from a potential run for the top post.
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Washington
UPT
William McCullock
Ghia
House Judiciiy Committee
Garylidsey
House
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