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Goldwater Sees GOP Split Over Nixon Support
Goldwater says many Republicans eye running without Nixon this year while he backs the president if there are indications he deserves it. He cites a poll by Richard Wirtline and warns Republican losses depend on a clear Middle East and energy crisis solution. He argues voters seek dramatic fixes beyond recession or unemployment.
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Obituaries notice from Dyersville Amelia Kister and surrounding notices
Dyersville Amelia Kister 84 and Marengo Chris Schafbach 85 listed with services. Kister services Thursday 11 at Basilica of St Francis Xavier and scripture Wednesday 8 at McBride's. Hoover Valentine Iowa CityRaymond Pry bil 64 with services Thursday 1 30 at George L Gay's.
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George L. Gay’s
Oil industry warnings since 1960 shape crisis view
Bonner rejected the idea that the Arab oil embargo caused the crisis and dismissed the claim that the United States is running out of energy resources. The industry has long warned about supply concerns since 1960.
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Khrushchev and Castro Reach Long Range Trade Accord
Ten years ago Premier Nikita Khrushchev and Fidel Castro announced a pact forming a long range trade agreement. The announcement signaled closer ties between the Soviet leadership and Cuba amid Cold War era diplomacy.
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Obituary of H. M. Gill Cedar Rapids executive
H. M. Gill 67 of 2313 Meadow Lane NE, vice-president of Iowa Electric Light and Power, Cedar Rapids civic leader, died after a long illness. Born November 5, 1906 in Springville, he held multiple posts at Iowa Electric from 1929, including vice-president Eastern region in 1966. He led in several community groups, received the Cedar Rapidian award in 1972, and served on boards from MorAmerica Financial to YMCA. Survived by wife Ruth, a daughter, a son, and a granddaughter. Services at Turner Chapel East Wednesday at 3 p.m. Burial Cedar Memorial. memorial gifts to American Cancer Society.
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Deaths of Lester Mosness and John Nalley in Cedar Rapids area
Lester Mosness a Cedar Rapids resident for 15 years died unexpectedly Sunday born June 19 1914 in Story City wife De lores Shultz married Oct 5 1952 in Nevada he was a clerk for the North Western railway and member of the Brotherhood of Railway and Steam ship Clerks Local 1480 he leaves two daughters two sons two step sons 12 grandchildren three sisters and two brothers services are set for Brushchapel Wednesday at 11 am with burial at Ames Municipal cemetery John T Nalley 91 of 1624 B avenue NW died Monday after noon after a brief illness born July 31 1882 in Maquoketa he lived in Cedar Rapids since 1917 married Pearl Kauffman Jan 13 1904 he was a conductor for the Crandie railway 1918 1943 and a doorman at the Iowa Theater 17 years member of Brotherhood of Railway Conductors he is survived by a daughter Mrs Roy Bindler Cedar Rapids.
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B Avenue NW
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Nalley family rites set for Cedar Memorial burial
Rapids, a sister, Mrs Will Saville of Maquoketa, and two brothers Frank Nalley of Cedar Rapids and Walter Nalley of Maquoketa, mourners. Services noon Wednesday at Turner Chapel West with Rev Paul Traeumer of Grace Episcopal Church. Friends may call at Turner West. Burial Cedar Memorial Cemetery.
Keokuk notices Buck Howren death at 63
Ellis Buck Howren 63, Keo kuk formerly of Cedar Rapids died Sunday at Veterans hospital Iowa City after a short illness He moved to Keokuk a year ago and had worked as a millwright He belonged to Carpenters local 308 Survived by wife Ruth in Missouri and a daughter in California Services 2 p m Wednesday at Schmitt funeral home Keokuk burial in Keokuk
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Buck) Howren
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Obituary Notices from Turner Chapel East and West
Easterday Enos H funeral held at Turner Chapel East at 10:30 a.m. Tuesday with Rev. Earl Huebner and Rev. Larry Holder. Burial at Oak Hill Cemetery. Lydia May Worley service at Turner Chapel East at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday by Clyde E. Billington. Burial at Palo. Sundberg Charles Edward service at Turner Chapel East at noon Wednesday by Dr. Wayne Shireman. Burial at Oak Hill Cemetery. Friends may call at Turner East until 11:30 a.m. Wednesday. Johnston Robert John service at Turner Chapel West at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday by Rev. Leonard Showalter. Burial at Linwood Cemetery.
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Turner Chapel East
Earl Huebner
Larry Holder
Oakill Cemetery
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Turner
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Palo Cemetery
Ice Rinks Reopen at Jones Park After Snow
The recreation commission announced the coast ing hill at Jones Park has reopened after Tuesday snow. All ice skating rinks remain closed and lagoons are off limits due to thin ice hazards.
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Commission
Seven Campaigns Fail To File 1973 Finance Reports
Seven Linn county candidates for city and school board offices with more than $100 in 1973 campaign incomes did not file annual reports. The law requires quarterly reports. two filed Monday after the deadline. Possible penalties include fines up to 1000 dollars or 30 days in jail.
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Edward Beatty
Steven Severn
Cedar Rapids
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Linn
Merle Kopell
William Faches
ANZUS talks set for February in Wellington
New Zealand Prime Minister Norman Kirk said the first ANZUS meeting under Labor governments in Australia and New Zealand will be held February 26-27 in Wellington. Delegations include Kenneth Rush for the United States and D. R. Willesee for Australia. The talks aim to exchange views on regional issues and detente effects.
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