Weather totals and notices from a 1967 Saturday issue
The page lists high and low temperatures for cities including Atlanta Minneapolis Chicago New York and Seattle and precipitation totals. It also covers barometer and humidity readings, sunrise and sunset times, year-to-date degree days, and numerous funeral notices with names, ages and service details across Iowa towns such as Anamosa Belle Plaine and Oelwein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Mineapolis
Bismarck
N. Orleans
Chicago
New York
Denver
Omaha
D. Moines
One
L. Angeles
Seattle
Miami
Washington
Gazette
Wsw
In Memory Notices and Donor List Fragments
A fragmented archival page shows numerous in memory dedications from varied individuals and groups plus financial balances and budget applications for a 1968 Camp. Mentions include Vera Marie Eva Edward Kuba Asus Krall Leonta Morri son Ann Smith Marianne Roy and Sue Walter Anawalt Ray L Moore Lloyd Harris Ethel Diehl and others with amounts from 2 to 2000 dollars. The text references a Postville budget balance and camp funds allocated to 1968 activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward A. Kuba
Wis
Asus Krall
G.W.K
M. H. (Leonta) Morrison
Ann Smith
Marianne
Roy
Sue
Walter Anawalt
Boo Hum Tribe
Ray L. Moore
Monroe
Horizon Club
Central City
Lloyd W. Harris
Bertha Folsom
St. Cloud
Minn
Mary Coenen
Maude M. Krebs
Vista
Calif
Ethel Mae Diehl
William Schulpke
George Stephens
Lester Lodge
Josephine Kindig
Milwaukee Railroad
Women's Club
Marion
Ed Frieze
Government cuts reduce rural aid and Urban Job Corps
The plan cuts rural loan aid by 3 000 families this year and trims Neighborhood Youth Corps by 170 000 members. Forty-one health centers stay open while nine planned sites won’t open, and Elderly rural housing and family planning funds are eliminated. An emergency food and medical needs survey will use antipoverty funds up to 25 million. VISTA remains at 4 250 members with 30 million dollars. Urban Job Corps centers and conservation programs face closures with listed sites nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Health, Education and Welfare Department
Agriculture Department
Public Health Service
VISTA
Volunteers In Service To
America
Peace Corps
Custer
Battle Creek
Mich
U.S. Inc.Industries, Inc
Lincoln, Lincoln, Neb
Northern Systems, Inc
McCoy, Wis
R.C.A. Service Company
Rodman
Church Trial Highlights Prosecution Witnesses And Defense
Proceedings recount Zerwas testimony on Mrs Baker and letters alleging church unrest. The Bakers face discipline by the Southeast Iowa Presbytery session, with verdict possible Wednesday and penalties up to excommunication. Also obituary Laura Wolfe 79 dies after brief illness. survivor list noted.
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Zerwas
Commission
Bakers
Dr. Zerwas
Baker
University of Iowa
Fulbright Prefers Diplomatic Path Over Big Stick Policy
U.S. Senator J William Fulbright urged in Hot Springs Arkansas on Saturday that the United States should exhaust all diplomatic means to recover the USS Pueblo from North Korea rather than threaten the country with atomic force. He criticized adopting Teddy Roosevelt style big stick tactics.
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Hot Springs
Ark
UPI
J. William Fulbright
U.S
Teddy Roosevelt
Uss Pueblo
North Korea
Juvenile Vandalism Reported at Truman School
Burglars believed to be juveniles entered Truman school in northwest Cedar Rapids late Friday or early Saturday. They emptied a gallon of cooked apples on the kitchen floor. nothing else was disturbed and no forced entry was found.
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Truman School
Cedar Rapids
Boy Hurt When Tractor Wheel Strikes Leg
Ronald Sturgeon aged 15 sustained injuries to his right knee lower leg and ankle after stepping onto a rolling tractor at the Schwitters farm machinery lot 1200 Sixteenth avenue SW The wheel struck him as the tractor rolled backward He was treated at St Luke's hospital and released Foster City police noted the incident occurred shortly after 6 30 p m at the scene and location details provided by the police
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Ronald Sturgeon
Sturgeon
L Street
Schwitters Farm
Sixteenth Avenue
St. Luke’s Hospital
GM Strike Settlements Reported To End Two Stoppages
DETROIT AP Tentative settlements in two of three GM foundry strikes were announced Saturday night by the United Auto Workers union. The strikes idled 106 700 GM workers due to parts shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
General Motors Corp
United Auto Workers Union
Deaths of Clementine Robichaux Marshall
Services for Clementine Robichaux Marshall widow of former Gazette Editor Verne Marshall are set for Monday at 11 30 a m at All Saints Catholic Church. Burial will follow at Oak Hill cemetery with Rosary tonight at 7 30 at Turner Chapel East led by Rev. Edmund Becker.
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All Saints Catholic Church
Clementine Robichaux Marshall
Gazette
Verne Marshall
Emma A. Lavell Dies Retired Cedar Rapids Teacher
Emma A Lavell 86 lifelong Linn County resident and former Center Point Jackson and McKinley school teacher died Saturday in Center Point Born September 16 1881 she taught in Center Point Cedar Rapids and McKinley schools retiring in 1947 She was a member of the First Christian church and a long time OES officer Services pending at Murdoch funeral home Center Point at 10 a m Monday
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Emma A. Lavell
Cedar Rapids
Linn County
Center Point
Drake University
University of Chicago
University of Northern Iowa
Jackson School
McKinley School
First Christian Church
OES
Murdoch Funeral Home
Fort Worth area obituary fragment notes services pending
The fragment mentions a Fort Worth resident and two grandsons with services pending at Teahen's. Details are sparse but record this brief obituary snippet for archival accuracy.
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Fort Worth
Teahen’s
Funeral Services Set Across Several Churches
Funeral notices list Anna-Kuba Hostak to be buried at St. John's after a Monday service at the East Turner’s West. Marguerite Klees will be laid to rest at St. John's following Mass at St. Ludmila's. Rosary precedes for Harold William Nichols at Turner's West. Michael James Curtis will be buried at Spring Grove near Covington after a 3 PM service. Ethel M Eberhart to be interred at Cedar Memorial with services at Turner’s East.
Boy 13 Hit in Eye by BB Shot in Field Behind Plant
Dale A. Hannaman 13 of 1315 Twenty-second Ave SW suffered an eye injury Saturday afternoon when struck by a BB. He was admitted to Mercy hospital in good condition. The accident occurred in a field behind the Cryovac plant on Sixth St SW near 3 pm. Three boys were shooting BBs. authorities could not identify which boy fired. Juvenile bureau detectives referred the youths to Linn county probation officers.
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Dale A. Hannaman
Twenty-second Avenue
Thomas Henry
Mercy Hospital
Cryovac
Sixth Street
Hannaman
Police Juvenile Bureau
Linn County Probation Officers
Postville Pair In C R Crackup Near Vinton Ditch
Larry Biesker and Gloria Biesker of Postville were injured when their car left avenue NW and plunged into a ditch near Westwood drive. They were treated and released from Mercy hospital. Larry had bruises and abrasions while Gloria suffered a broken nose. The car traveled 320 feet from road to ditch. it was a total loss and no charges were filed.
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Larry Biesker
Gloria
Postville
Avenue NW
Vinton Ditch
Westwood Drive
Mercy Hospital
Biesker
Rockefeller Seen as GOP Vote Getter in North States
Republican leaders from 11 Northeastern states and Washington DC agreed Rockefeller would be the best vote getter for a presidential ticket though Nixon remained the professionals' first choice. They offered no formal conclusion, noting Romney’s lack of support and planning follow up discussions in Washington next month with all state chairmen.
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UPI
New York
Women's National Republican Club
Waldorf Astoria Hotel
Nelson Rockefeller
Richard Nixon
U.S
Washington, D.C
Rockefeller
Michigan
George Romney
Romney
Howard Russell
Rhode Island
Russell
Washington
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Connecticut
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Delaware
Maryland
Mrs Everett Wray of North Liberty Dies After Illness
Mrs Everett Wray of North Liberty died Saturday in an Iowa City hospital after a brief illness. Born May 27, 1909, she was the daughter of Emil and Mary Doupnik. She married Everett Wray Aug. 30, 1930, and worked at Hamburg Inn No. 2 in Iowa City for 18 years. Surviving: her husband, two sons Neal and LeRoy, daughter Kathryn Breese, a brother Ephraim Doupnik, and seven grandchildren. Services Tuesday at 10:30 at George Gay funeral home, burial Ridgewood cemetery, North Liberty.
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Anamosa
Lily Wolfe
McNamara
S. Belle Plaine
Frank Polka
St. Michael's Church
Rosary
Hrabak
Columbus City
Susie Zion
Methodist Church
Columbus Junction
Esther Lukins
Stacy-Lewis
Elberon
John F. Wamser
Fellmer’s
Keystone
Fort Atkinson
Matt Otters
St. John’s Church
Chekal Funeral Home
Independence
Nora Williams
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Walker, White's
Iowa City
Everett E. Cline
George L. Gay
Ann Wray
North Liberty
George Gay
Ridgewood
Marengo
Edward McMann
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Hoover- Valentine
Oelwein
Iva Paul
Brant’s
Sigourney
John Young
Elberston
Emil
Mary Khile Doupnik
Everett Wray
Ely
Hamburg Inn No. 2
Cedar Rapids
Freed After Posting Bond on Three Counts
Robert D. Yoders, 30, was released from Cedar Rapids city jail after posting 250 dollars bond on charges of attempting to elude police officers, reckless driving, and no driver's license. He was arrested in the 800 block of Ninth avenue SW after officers spotted him driving in a reckless manner in the 600 block. Yoders gave Powers truck port as his address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert D. Yoders
Cedar Rapids
Ninth Avenue
Yoders
Powers Truck Port
The Cedar Rapids Gazette Advertising Rates and Rights
The Cedar Rapids Gazette established 1883 by The Gazette Company publishes daily and Sunday at 50 cents. Subscriptions by carrier 55 cents a week, by mail night edition and Sunday issues 1.50 a month or 15 a year, US territories 26 a year. No mail subscriptions in areas with Gazette carrier service. The Associated Press holds exclusive rights to local news republication.
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Cedar Rapids
The
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Third Ave
Lowe
Iowa
Sun Day
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U.S. Weather Bureau
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Lakes Region
Mississippi Valley
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Atlantic States
Daily Record
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Kenneth J. Engholm
Forty-second Street
Jerome L. Wisnowsky
Eighteenth Avenue
Melvin D. Booth
Twentieth Avenue
James H. Hughes
Red Wing Road
Robert F. Easton
North Orrean Drive
Charles A. O’connor
Johnson Avenue NW
Charles R. Welshhans
J Street
Clayton S. Neagle
South
Fifteenth Street
Daniel D. Chadwick
Hiawatha
St. Luke's
Robert Mangas
James Cowan
Second Avenue
Richard D. Harvey
Orchard Road
H. J. Murphy
Ozark Street
Raymond A. Wemhower
Robins
Kenneth A. Carpenter
James Harmon
Twin Pine Drive
Ronald Tatro
Eighth Avenue
James R. Lane
Twenty-fourth Avenue
David L. Dostal
Eleventh Street
St. Mary’s Church
Spillville
Frank Jarosh
St. Wenceslaus Church
Strawberry Point
Clara Esch
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Feeney Knutson
Tipton
Robert Conrad
Zion United Church of Christ
London
Chapman’s
Clarence
Vinton
Maude Harding
Redwood City
Fry and Holland
Vera Marie
Earl Snyder
Rela
Vista Plans
Dr. Baker
John McLaughlin
C. L. Woodburn
Frederick McDowell
Building Committee
Mrs. McDowell
Mrs
LeRoy Wolfe
Laura Wolfe
Fifth Avenue SE
Lost Nation
McKesson-Robbins, Inc
Immaculate Conception Catholic Church
Sanctuary Society
LeRoy D. Wolfe
St. Paul
Sis
John McAndrew
Peosta
T. A. Nolan
Sympathy Flower Shop
FTD Florist
Ellis Blvd
Flowerphone
Fulbright
5Th Ave
Mrs. Marshall
C.R
John E. Lapes
3Rd Ave
C.R. Crackup
Rocky Best
G.O.P
Mrs. Everett Wray
Associated Press
Novak
14Th Ave
Turner’s
Turner Mortuary
First Ave
John B. Turner
Orticians
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