Weather and town notices from the Daily Record
The Daily Record lists Sunday highs and overnight lows for many cities including Atlanta 51 33 and Miami 71 53. It notes fines for several traffic and license violations, plus obituaries and funeral notices from St. Mary's church and local cemeteries, and a lengthy weather summary with highs, lows, precipitation, wind, and sunrise/sunset data.
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Atlanta
Miami
Bismarck
Mineapolis
Chicago
N.orleans
Denver
New York
Duluth
Phoenix
Houston
Seattle
L.angeles
Washington
Virginia man dies after fall from glider-kite at airport
Dennis W. Brooks, 22, of Falls Church, Virginia, was killed when the glider-kite he was attached to swerved during tow at Charnita airport in Gettysburg. A supporting cable snapped, and he died instantly from massive head injuries.
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Gettysburg
Virginia
Charnita
Dennis W. Brooks
Falls Church
Brooks
Gas Prices Rise Challenge to FPC Rate Rules
A page one continuation notes that field gas now accounts for a third of the United States supply while producers seek higher rates from the FPC. Tenneco Oil, Texaco, and Belco Petroleum argue rates will guide new gas sales by considering costs and alternatives. Critics say windfall profits will result. they accuse the FPC of neglecting to probe whether a shortage is industry-driven. Opponents include American Public Gas Assn., Consumers Union, and 21 lawmakers led by Rep. Moss. The FPC typically uses a cost-plus method with about 15 percent profit, setting total charges for producers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FPC
Tenneco Oil
Texaco
Belco Petroleum Co
American Public Gas Assn
Gas Association
Consumers Union
John E. Moss
Commission
Man Suffers Broken Hip in Skiing Mishap
Steve Hultman aged 19 of 2934 C avenue NE was in good condition at St Luke s hospital Monday with a broken hip from a skiing accident west of Hiawatha Sunday afternoon. He was being towed by a vehicle driven by Steve Partr idge of rural Marion when he released the tow line during a turn toward a fence, causing several somersaults and a fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Hultman
C Avenue NE
St. Luke's Hospital
Hiawatha
Hultman
Steve Partridge
Marion
South Vietnamese forces announce division-scale operation
Combat section notes a division-sized South Vietnamese operation announced by Saigon command. No major contact reported as strikes preceded the push.
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Tion Corridor
Saigon
Court schools segregated until mid-1960s near Richmond and Henrico
The fund argues federal judges may remedy racial school discrimination beyond district lines, challenging a circuit court ruling that limits such authority. It warns that the decision could encourage suburbs nationwide to skip voluntary consolidation with increasingly Black city centers.
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Richmond
Henrico
Circuit Court
Obituary notices for August F Bock and others in Cedar Rapids paper
Obituary notices list the death of August F Bock 86 of Geneva Tower after a brief illness born near Herman Missouri March 31 1886 husband of Lydia Fro married November 3 1915 a United Church of Christ pastor for 48 years retired 1963 and several survivors including three sons and seven grandchildren. Funeral and visitation details outline calls at Brush chapel Baumgarten Peterson Turner east and St Johns United Church of Christ Peterson with services and memorials at Geneva Tower Kerres Turner east and Oak Hill Cemetery. Also listed are notices for Robert H Smith Leona Faltis Beatty Louise Marie Everett Andrew Fisher and further burial details and memorials.
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August F. Bock
Geneva Tower
Herman
Lydia FE
Eden Seminary
United Church of Christ
Ilinois
Iowa
Nebraska
Peterson
Cedar Rapids
Edward
Rudy
Cleveland Park
Kan
Eugene
Harbine
Neb
Brushchapel
Baumgarten Funeral Home
St. John’s
Lyle Kuehl
Hiawatha
Carrie Deeson
Ralph L Lucore 72 Cedar Rapids railroad man dies
Ralph L Lucore 72 of 515 Sixteenth street SE Cedar Rapids died Sunday after a brief illness Born March 7 1900 he was a 56 year Rock Island railroad employee He married Gladys Nov 26 1930 in Waterloo Survived by wife a son Danny and brother Dick Services at Turner chapel east 1 30 p m Tuesday with Rev John M Hardy Centra lodge burial Cedar Memorial Master Masons to meet at Masonic hall 12 45 p m Tuesday
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Ralph L. Lucore
Sixteenth Street
Cedar Rapids
Rock Island Railroad
Waterloo
First Christian Church
Crescent Lodge
AF and
Eagles Lodge
Eagles Senior Citizens Club
Moose Lodge
Railroad
Gladys
Danny
Turner Chapel East
John M. Hardy
Cedar Memorial
Turner East
Masonic Hall
Mabel Stater Winterberg 94 Dies in Cedar Rapids
Mabel Stater Winterberg widow of Frank J. Winterberg and former 1723 Bever avenue SE resident died Sunday. Born December 23 1878 in Edinburgh Indiana she lived in Cedar Rapids 27 years and was a First Presbyterian Church member. Survived by son Lee B. Winterberg two grandsons and two great grandchildren. Funeral 10:30 a.m. Tuesday at First Presbyterian with Rev John S Shew and Larry R Johnson. Burial Cedar Memorial. Visitation at Turner East until 10 a.m. Tuesday. casket to be closed after service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Stater Winterberg
Frank J. Winterberg
Bever Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids
Edinburg
Ind
Winterberg
First Presbyterian Church
Lee B. Winterberg
Turner Chapel East
John S. Shew
Larry R. Johnson
Cedar Memorial
Turner East
James Dolezal 1890 Bohemian native dies in Nebraska
James Dolezal 80 longtime Cedar Rapids resident dies after short illness at a Pender Nebraska hospital He lived at 1919 Johnson avenue NW with his wife since moving to a nursing home six weeks ago They married April 16 1921 Born September 16 1890 in Litamycl Bohemia He worked 35 years as a Cedar Rapids school board custodian retiring April 1960 He belonged to ZCBJ CSA and Prokop Velky 13 Surviving are his widow and two daughters Mrs John K Stowe Boise Idaho and Mrs Donald Rhebb Sioux City Graveside services held in Sioux City.
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James Dolezal
Cedar Rapids
Pender
Neb
Dolezal
Johnson Avenue NW
Litamycl
Bohemia
Zcbj Lodge
CSA Lodge
Prokop Velky 13
John K. Stowe
Boise
Idaho
Donald Rhebb
Sioux City
William H Walker dies at 62 in Des Moines
William H. Walker 62 of 1555 Eighth avenue SE died suddenly Sunday. Born February 26, 1910 in Des Moines he married Wilma on April 28 1940 in Cedar Rapids He worked for Handler Motors and belonged to Mt Zion Baptist church. Burial at Oak Hill. Services Thursday 3 p.m. at Mt Zion Baptist church by LeRoy White. Friends may call Turner Chapel East until 9 p.m. Wednesday and at the church from 1 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Walker
Eighth Avenue SE
Des Moines
Cedar Rapids
Handler Motors
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
Wilma
John
LeRoy White
Oak Hill
Turner Chapel East
Western allies urge easing of Soviet travel and censorship rules
In Helsinki the West asks the Soviet Union to loosen travel and censorship, promote cultural exchanges, and allow broader information flow. Ambassadors from Belgium Denmark and Italy present a seven page program aiming at freer travel reunions business ties and cross border media, while Maltsev outlines Soviet terms for a conference and calls for a permanent European security council within Europe.
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Ern
Soviet Union
Europe
Belgium
Denmark
Italy
Viktor Maltsev
Maltsev
Security Council
European Common Market
NATO
Iowa State Fund Balance Rises to About 10.8 Million
Des Moines AP Rankin, legislative fiscal director, reported the state general fund balance for next June 30 is estimated at about 10.8 million, up roughly 3 million from three months ago due to stronger Iowa economy. Federal revenue sharing adds 11.6 million. Biennial revenue now pegged at 1,315,181,000 versus 1,286,349,223 in appropriations. about 29 million gap narrowed by reallocating 19,125,000 in sales receipts to 1970-71.
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Des Moines
Jerry Rankin
Iowa
Rankin
Arrest Warrant Issued for James Rossey in Larceny Case
An arrest order was issued for 42 year old James Aossey of Cedar Rapids to serve up to five years in the state penitentiary on a larceny conviction. The delay followed an Iowa Supreme Court rehearing request and appeal, with the court denying the rehearing last week.
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James Aossey
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Supreme Court
High Court
Linn District Court
Rossey
Supreme Court
Thieu to Accept Ceasefire With Changes Says CBS
Sources in Saigon say Thieu rejects a fully equal status for a Viet Cong led government but may sign a cease-fire with tacit withdrawal of North Vietnamese troops. The draft includes recognition of the Saigon government and a 17th parallel demarcation with thousands to ICC supervision.
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Thieu
North
South Vietnam
Viet Cong
New York
CBS
Saigon
United States
North Vietnam
Richard Wagner
Wagner
Hanoi
Vietnam
CBS Morning News
John Hart
International Control Commission
One-Year-Old Boy Hurt in Mt. Vernon Car Crash
Todd Fleck a one year old son of Mr and Mrs Harry Fleck of 837 Fifth Avenue SE was in fair condition at St Luke's Hospital ICU after a late Saturday one car crash on old highway 30 three miles west of Mt Vernon. Police said the car driven by the father went out of control hit a culvert tore a utility pole and rolled onto its side. Parents and their four year old son Harry Jr were treated and released with head lacerations.
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Todd Fleck
Harry FE. Fleck
Fifth Avenue SE
St. Luke’s Hospital
Linn
Mt. Vernon
Harry, Jr
Poll finds Brits favorable on Common Market entry
The first opinion poll since Britain joined the Common Market on January 1 shows most Britons believe the move will be good for the nation.
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London
Britain
Unwanted Help Sparks Furniture Theft in Cedar Rapids
Marilyn Wassendorf reported $235 worth of furniture stolen from 1668 First Street NW between 7:30 p.m. Friday and 10 a.m. Saturday while she moved to 218 Ninth Street NW. Items taken include a television set, recliner, bed, dresser, desk, straight chair, carpet, and a chain saw motor.
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Cedar Rapids
Marilyn Wassendorf
First Street NW
Ninth Street NW
Delay in Sioux City Trial Over Ill Judge
The illness of Judge Richard E. Robinson in an Omaha hospital delays the federal court murder trial of three men accused in the July Cedar Rapids killing of U S deputy Marshal Dick McKinney. The case, recessed to Wednesday, is now postponed to next Monday as prosecutors near the end of their case. The defendants are two Cedar Rapids men and a Rock Island line employee.
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Sioux City
U.S
Dick McKinney
Richard E. Robinson
Omaha
Cedar Rapids
Rock Island
McKinney
Plane Wreckage Goes to Factory
The twin engine Beech King Airplane wreckage from the Blairstown crash on January 3 that killed five Cedar Rapids men has been sent to Beech Aircraft Corp in Wichita Kansas for further examination. An NTSB investigator left Cedar Rapids on Monday to complete the local phase of the report. Charles Sheets of Denver suggested likely in flight stress caused the breakup and noted abrupt power changes could not cause turbine engines to self destruct. Final NTSB findings could take nearly a year.
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Blairstown
Cedar Rapids
Beech Aircraft Corp
Wichita
Kan
National Transportation Safety Board
Charles Sheets
Denver
The
Gazette
Rites Set at Ely For George Stadler
George M. Stadler 71 of Ely died Sunday after a long illness. A 27 year Ely resident born November 24, 1901 in Medford Minnesota. Retired Rock Island railroad foreman later worked for Ely town. He belonged to OOF lodge 581 and Brotherhood of Railway Maintenance Employees Lodge 1027. Survived by wife Mona Ealy, daughters Leroy Dusil Watkins and Daniel McCune Cedar Rapids and Larry Prachar Cedar Rapids, son Nick Ely, mother Eleanor Stadler Faribault, seven grandchildren, five sisters and four brothers. Services Brush chapel Wednesday 2 pm with rosary Tuesday 8 pm. Burial Mt Calvary cemetery.
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Ely
George M. Stadler
Mr. Stadler
Medford
Minn
Rock Island Railroad
Brotherhood of Railway Maintenance Employees
Mona Ealy
Cedar Rapids
Leroy Dusil
Watkins
Daniel McCune
Larry Prachar
Nick
Eleanor Stadler
Faribault
Louise Dee
Renier Spickers
Lee Hanson
Phil Forcelle
Ernest Durand
Ernest
Little Canada
Albert
Archie
Frank
Leland
Austin
Brush Chapel
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
US accuses Russia of blocking world disarmament
Twenty years ago the United States charged Russia with stalling global disarmament by presenting phantom proposals intended to trick the Free World into relaxing defenses.
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Russia
Free World
Mistrial Declared in $1 Million Suit Over 1967 Cedar Rapids Plant Crash
The court halted the case brought by Patrick McGuire estate seeking 1,035,500 for total disability from a Sept 21 1967 Cedar Rapids sewage plant accident. Judge William Eads granted the mistrial after city objections to juror interest questions. Defendants include Cory Builders Minneapolis and Green Engineering of Cedar Rapids. a prior verdict held two Dory workers’ families and Green liable, though Dory must reimburse Green.
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Patrick McGuire
Cedar Rapids
McGuire
Linn
William Eads
Cory Builders
Minneapolis
Dory
Green Engineering Co
Green
C R Man Arrested On Assault Charge
Gerald D Hepker aged 25 of 1302 Second Avenue SE was arrested Saturday on an assault and battery charge. A warrant issued by Justice of the Peace Glenn Powers led to the arrest for an alleged January 5 attack on Wendy Mae Wilson of 1410 C Street SW. Hepker pled innocence, posted $110 bond, and was released from Linn County Jail. Trial set for February 5.
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Gerald D. Hepker
Second Avenue SE
Justice of the Peace
Glenn Powers
Hepker
Wendy Mae Wilson
Powers
Linn County
Traer fuel shortage prompts call for probe
Clark said the Traer plant faced a loss due to higher priced fuel, with daily costs rising by 179 dollars. Officials noted only emergency oil remaining as supply dwindles, while Phillips Oil claimed it supplied the maximum under contract and blamed crude shortages. Clark proposed a congressional or administrative probe, with plans to pursue inquiries in Washington.
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Tracr
Iowa
Phillips Oil Co
Des Moines
Traer
Clark
Congressional
Washington
Buy of a Lifetime Stirs Interest in Want Ads
A concise notice highlights how readers can seize a lifetime value quickly through classified want ads. The brief urges action and hints at favorable terms for early responders.
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Mational Weather Service
Francisco
Los Angeles
Grimane
UPT
Middle Pacific Coast States
Rockies
Daily Record
Joseph Tesarik
Second Street
Shirley Johnson
K Avenue NW
Kevin Meyer
Worthington Drive
Ralph Rammelsberg
Fifth Street NW
Cincinnati
Coralville Lake
St. Luke's
Gerald Hansel
Regent Street
Gary L. Garthwaite
Thirty-fifth Street
Michael Schultz
First Street
Marshall Usher
B Avenue
Steven Sehwandt
Richmond Road
Timothy Grissel
Deborah Drive
Sheryl Hermsen
Michael Chapman
Carolyn Fresh
Raymond Hamer
Zazza Plumbing
Sixteenth Avenue
Park Court
First Avenue SE
Pioneer Avenue SE
John Hoyle, iv
Westwood Drive
Mareine Harms
Sharon Jane
Edwin McQuown
Cedar Falls
George Krueger
Atkins
Thomas Conner
Peggy Peek
David Lint
Twelfth Street
George Brunscheen
Thomas Stevie
Thirteenth Avenue
Richard Hauschild
Country Club Drive
Merton Lion
Falbrook Drive
Verle Brooks
Spruce Avenue
Mary Nelson
Silver Springs Drive
Ronald Ronnenberg
Robert Green
Third Street
James Niles
Second Avenue
Marian Evans
William Mussetter
Manchester
Patrick A. Coleman
St. Mary’s Church
Shelly’s
Center Point
Gertrude Kirk
Alice United Methodist Church
Alice Cemetery
Murdoch's
Sigourney
Henry C. Klett
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Holm
Martelle Methodist Church
Goettsch’s
Anamosa
Elkader
Elmer O. Schnack
Zion Lutheran Church
Clayton Center
Witt
Snider’s. Traer
Edith Bohnsack
United Methodist Church
Erickson’s
Oxford Junction
Alfred Leeper
Hayden’s
Wilcox Cemetery
Viola
Myrtle Annett
Appleton’s
Edgewood
Toledo
Carl E. McFate
Henderson's
Calmar
Christina Erland
Calmar Lutheran Church
French's
John Hosper
Creston
Donohue
White's. Tiffin
Dorothy Snider
George, Gay
Iowa City
Pierson
Ellis Blvd
Plowerphone
F. Bock
Frank Winterberg
Helsinki
API
James Rossey
Walter Grant
Aossey
First Avenue NE
Peck’s Flowers
Center PT. RD
Rites
George Stadler
John EK
Lapes
Florist
3Rd Ave
C.R. Man
Wilbert
Mir
Villa
Roland Wilbert Vault Co., Inc
Ahales Perry RD
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