Five day Iowa forecast shows below normal temps and light rain
The Daily Record notes five day temperatures in Iowa dip five to 14 degrees below normal from Tuesday through Saturday with highs in the 20s and lows mainly in the teens. Rain totals expected around one tenth to three tenths of an inch Tuesday to near the period end while a late period warming trend is predicted. Pieces from January show historical highs and lows and local notices including obituaries and service announcements.
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Iowa
Nixon urges citizen effort to meet domestic needs and build on progress
In a speech stressing shared burden and hope, Richard Nixon warned government alone cannot solve major domestic problems. He urged Americans to combine effort with government action, calling for leadership by people and the state. He urged a forward, confident approach harnessing faith and resolve to seize opportunity.
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Nixon
Edward Duffy arraigned on drug charges in Linn court
Edward J. Duffy, 21, of 3512 Bel Air drive SE, was arraigned in Linn district court on a charge of selling depressant or stimulant drugs. Bond set at $1,000. A prior preliminary information in justice court was dismissed. A state narcotics agent testified Duffy sold speed at the Corner Pocket pool hall in Marion for $25. Police seized items at his residence and car. A hearing on forfeiture of the seized items is scheduled for Jan. 29.
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Edward J. Duffy
Bel Air Drive SE
Linn District Court
Harold Vietor
Court of Justice of the Peace
Glenn Powers
Justice Court
Powers
Victor
Duffy
Marion
Clinton Shaefer
Consent Decree Ends Waterloo Billboard Suit
A Waterloo insurance agent will change the letter I to P on a billboard bearing the Big I symbol under a settlement with the National Association of Insurance Agents. The pact keeps the association's trademark valid but denies damages and resolves claims of unfair competition and misrepresentation. The lion motif replaces the eagle, and the sign will read professional agent instead of independent.
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Waterloo Insurance
National Assn. of Insurance
Donald Z. Huntley
New York
Big I
Huntley
Association
Waterloo
Obituary: Former Cedar Rapids Man Dies in Chicago Fire
Robert Neil Manatt 40 once of Cedar Rapids and former William and Mary graduate died in a Chicago apartment fire. He worked as an assistant cashier at First Trust and Savings Bank of Chicago and was found on the seventh floor. Surviving is his father Russell W. Manatt of Mount Vernon. Services at Turner Chapel East at noon Wednesday. Burial at Cedar Memorial. Contributions to Cancer Fund or Boy Scouts of America suggested.
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Robert Neil Manatt
Cedar Rapids
Chicago
Manatt
First Trust and Savings Bank of Chicago
Lake Shore Drive
William and Mary College
Fourth Presbyterian Church of Chicago
Russell W. Manatt
Mt. Vernon
Turner Chapel East
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Cancer Fund
Boy Scouts of America
Frederick Edda Died After Long Illness at 67
Frederick Edda 67 of 1611 avenue NE Cedar Rapids died Saturday after a long illness. Born Robins May 23 1901 he married Mary Agnes Miller June 10 1925. He lived in the Cedar Rapids area his entire life and was a member of St Matthew's Catholic Church and a charter Cadet of St George. Surviving are his wife three daughters fourteen grandchildren one brother and one sister. Requiem high mass Wednesday 10 a.m. at St Matthew's with burial at St John's cemetery. Rosaries Tuesday 8 p.m. by Father McDonough the parish and the Cadets of St George 8:30 p.m. Teahen chapel friends may call Tuesday.
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Frederick Raymond Edda
1611 Avenue
Robins
Mary Agnes Miller
Cedar Rapids
St. Matthew’s Catholic Church
Cadets of
St. George
Iowa Manufacturing Co
Cedar Rapids Country Club
William Birkicht
Robert Whitters
William Burks
Charles Edda
Whittier
Calif
Walter Thomasson
Santa Cruz
St. Matthew’s Church
Louis McDonough
St. John’s Cemetery
Father McDonough
St. Theresa Circle
Teahen Chapel
Death of Earl F Heinze in Marengo Iowa
Earl F Heinze born March 23 1893 in Cedar Rapids died Sunday in Marengo after a brief illness. Survived by wife Dorothea Maas Jan 3 1951 son Dr Heinze two sisters Mrs O A Powell Oklahoma City and Pearl Perham Redwood City Calif and one brother Leo E Heinze Tillamook Ore. Funeral services at Turner chapel east at 1 30 p m Wednesday with military rites by Hanford Post American Legion at Linwood cemetery.
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Earl Fuller Heinze
First Avenue
Marengo
Cedar Rapids
Dorothea Maas
Dr. Heinze
O. A. Powell
Oklahoma City
Pearl Perham
Redwood City
Calif
Leo E.heinze
Tillamook
Ore
Heinze
First Baptist Church
Hanford
American Legion
Turners Chapel
Wayne A. Shireman
Widow Maud Vaughn, 92, dies after long illness
Maud Vaughn, 92, widow of James Vaughn and longtime Cedar Rapids resident, died Sunday at Earlham after a long illness. Born September 29, 1876, in Clarence, she is survived by one daughter Mrs. Marvin Fatka of Cedar Rapids, three sons Melvin Vaughn of Earlham Frank Vaughn of Seattle and Charles Vaughn of Cape Kennedy, Florida, 11 grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. Memorial services are set for 10 a.m. Tuesday at the Evans funeral home in Earlham, with burial in Marengo cemetery.
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Maud Vaughn
James Vaughn
Cedar Rapids
Earlham
Clarence
Marvin Fatka
Melvin Vaughn
Frank Vaughn
Seattle
Wash
Charles Vaughn
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Evans
Marengo Cemetery
Mrs Cunningham of Washington Dies in Marion
Mrs John Cunningham of Washington died Sunday in Marion after a lengthy illness. Survived by two Cedar Rapids daughters Mrs Al Lindsay Jr and Elizabeth Cunningham, plus six sisters. A 50 year member of the Order of Eastern Star and Daughters of the American Revolution. Services Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Jones Funeral Home Washington.
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John Cunningham
Washington
Marion
Cedar Rapids
al Lindsay, Jr
Elizabeth Cunningham
Order of Eastern Star
Daughters of the American Revolution
Jones Funeral Home
Widow Cora Weeks Dies After Brief Illness
Cora Belle Weeks, 1605 A avenue Marion widow of William L Weeks Cedar Rapids resident 50 years died Monday after brief illness Born April 25 1884 Mt Hamil member of St James United Methodist church retired Rock Island club Silver club Survived by two sons Delmar R Weeks Marion and W H Weeks Cedar Rapids two daughters Mrs Leo G Severn Cedar Rapids and Mrs Joe Hogan St Marys Ohio sister Gertrude Bennett Bushnell Ill six grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren Chapel East 1030 a m Wednesday Rev L George Pimlott burial Cedar Memorial Cemetery Friends may call at chapel until 10 a m Wednesday casket will not be opened after service
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Cora Belle Weeks
Marion
William L. Weeks
Cedar Rapids
Mt. Hamil
Weeks
St. James
St. Mary's
Ohio
Gertrude Bennett
Bushnell
Ill
Turner Chapel
L. George Pimlott
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Death notice for Eugene F Burrier Cedar Rapids veteran
Eugene Francis Burrier 1627 Second Avenue SE Cedar Rapids lifelong resident and World War II veteran died Sunday after a sudden illness born October 22 1927. Survived by parents Ellis J Burrier and Mrs. Burrier Cedar Rapids and sister Mrs Leonard Novak Knox Presbyterian church VFW service at Chapel East 3 p.m. Wednesday Rev James K L McClane burial Cedar Rapids call at chapel until 2:30 p.m. Wednesday. The casket
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Eugene Francis Burrier
Second Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids
Ellis J. Burrier
Leonard Novak
Knox Presbyterian Church
VFW
Turner Chapel
James K. L. McClane
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Cedar Rapids native Jack D. Kline dies in Portland
A Cedar Rapids native, Jack D. Kline, 41, died in Portland, Oregon, last Wednesday. He was a sales representative for Lever Brothers. Services were held Saturday. Survivors include his wife Marylyn, one son, three sisters, and his parents.
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Cedar Rapids
Jack D. Kline
Portland
Ore
Lever Brothers
Marylyn
Memorial and burial services listed for multiple individuals
Memorial Services Rayman at Brosh chapel 2 p.m. Tuesday by Rev Bill Eckerly. Burial Czech National cemetery. Donations to charity preferred. Dahlquist Hannah at Brosh chapel 10 a.m. Tuesday by Rev John M Jensen. Burial Cedar Memorial cemetery. Coon Mrs Merle Tuesday 1 30 p.m. Kuba funeral home east by Rev William B Harnish burial Linwood. Dumond Pearl graveside Shiloh cemetery 3 p.m. Monday by Rev Donald T Caspers Turner chapel east in charge of arrangements.
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Rayman
Joseph
Brosh
Bill Eckerly
Czech National Cemetery
Dahlquist
Hannah
Open Housing Laws Bolstered By High Court
The Supreme Court in an 8 1 decision limited city power to repeal open housing rules. Akron Ohio faced a ruling finding a special burden on Black residents due to voter approval requirements for bans on housing discrimination. Justice Black dissented. The case followed Nellie Hunter, a Black woman denied housing under an amended city charter. The court also agreed to hear Captain Dale Noyd’s bid that the Air Force illegally confined him during appeal of a court martial.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Akron
Ohio
Hugo Black
Nellie Hunter
Dale Noyd
Air Force
Area Ten audit questions per hour costs compared to Waterloo
Audit figures show Area Ten reporting higher per hour costs in several programs than Waterloo. Nursing 2.14 vs 0.87, electronics 1.90 vs .87, machine shop 2.21 vs .87, welding 2.61 vs .86, adult education 1.83 vs 1.05. Officials cite non uniform hours reporting and plan to standardize methods with a Feb. 1 council meeting.
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Waterloo
Smith
Sydney
the Gazette
Area Ten Board of Directors
Liberal Arts
Sydnes
Jensen
Kupka
Kind Words to An Old Enemy in Linn County
A Linn County McCarthy for President group sends a telegram to former President Johnson from Johnson City. Chairwoman Mrs. Justin Huber states they opposed his renomination but respect his motives and extend blessings.
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Johnson
Linn County
McCarthy For
Johnson City
Justin Huber
Burglar With One Leg Arrested After Sauderburg Burglary
A one legged man was arrested in central France after a burglary near Saulieu in which only one boot was taken. Police detained him and he remains jailed awaiting further proceedings.
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Dijon
France
Saulieu
Peter Breck to Guest on The Joey Bishop Show
Peter Breck of Big Valley appears as a guest on The Joey Bishop Show in color at 10 30 PM Monday on KCRG TV Channel 9. Breck joins the studio lineup with a local television air time noted for Monday evening.
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Senate
Nixon
Washington
Peter Breck
Big Valley
Joey Bishop
Kcrg-Tv
Channel 9
Nixon Inauguration Voice and Security Details
The article covers extensive preparations for the January inauguration, noting Mrs Nixon holding Bibles as Nixon takes the oath on Capitol steps. It highlights lavish festivities, 18,000 dignitaries, 40,000 ticketed attendees, and a 100 million TV audience while detailing unprecedented security measures including bulletproof glass, a $500,000 bubbletop limousine, and crowd-control by the Secret Service plus armed forces.
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