Weather and births from the Daily Record clipping
Friday temperatures and precipitation notes across cities, plus a long list of births and funeral notices from various towns. Local weather shows highs in the 60s and 70s with scattered readings and no precipitation. Birth announcements include multiple families in Marion and surrounding areas with new sons and daughters, and funeral service details for several towns.
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Man Treated After Fight At Ernie's Tavern
Ray Hines, 50, of 525 Eighth Avenue SE, was treated and released at Mercy hospital Saturday for injuries from a fight at Ernie's Tavern, 69 Sixteenth Avenue SW. Police had no other details. no one was arrested.
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Ray Hines
Eighth Avenue SE
Mercy Hospital
Ernie’s
Sixteenth Avenue SW
Three Teens Injured in One-Car Crash
Three young people were injured in a one car crash after 11 p m Saturday at E avenue and Third street NW. George Vozenilek 18 of 1520 Thirteenth avenue SE Paula Chase 14 of 2478 C street SW treated and released at Mercy hospital Myron Spore 17 of 28250 avenue NW under observation head injuries listed in satisfactory condition Chase shaken up with no other injuries
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E Avenue
Third Street
Mercy Hospital
George Vozenilek
Thirteenth Avenue SE
Paula Chase
C Street
Mercy
Myron Spore
Avenue NW
Wozenilek
Miss Chase
Johnson to urge faster attack on pollution
President Johnson will send a special message to Congress on Monday urging a stronger assault on air and water pollution. The White House described the move as aimed at preserving the nation s natural heritage.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
White House
Apollo Astronaut Deaths Honorary Pallbearers and Funds
Funeral details list Chaffee Grissom White and their groups of astronauts as honorary pallbearers. Memorial scholarships will be established at Purdue and West Point with funds requested in lieu of flowers. Widows receive life insurance payments and ongoing contract-derived annual sums, with future adjustments anticipated as new astronauts join.
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Grissom
Donald
Deke) Slayton
John Glenn
M. Scott Carpenter
Alan Shepard
L. Gordon Cooper
Walter Schirra
Charles Conrad
Thomas Stafford
John Young
Neil Armstrong
James Lovell
Frank Borman
Chaffee
Michael Collins
Walter Cunningham
Donn Eisele
Richard Gordon, Jr
Alan Bean
David Scott Scott
Gordon
Collins
Purdue University
White
West Point
Cape Kennedy
Field Enterprises and Times, Inc
Viet Cong envoy denies talks with Americans in Algiers
Viet Cong diplomat Tran Hoai Nam in Algiers says he has not met any American diplomats since June and has no plans to, denying secret discussions on a prisoner exchange. He added he knows of no other contacts between the U.S. and the Viet Cong.
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UPI
U.S
Tran Hoai Nam
Ottumwa Couple Die In Tennessee Wreck
Three killed in a two car collision on U S 72 in South Pittsburg Tennessee. Victims identified as Winfrey Curry Kinnear 52 and Roberta Kinnear 51 from Ottumwa Iowa and Richard White 25 from South Pittsburgh.
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South Pittsburg
Tenn
UPI
U.S. 72
Winfrey Curry Kinnear
Roberta Kinnear
Ottumwa
Iowa
Richard White
South
Pittsburgh
Judge Schedules Hearing on Tama Pack Injunction
Toledo court set February 8 for a hearing on Mercury Builders Inc. motion to dissolve a December writ of injunction against the contractor. Tama Pack receivers allege Mercury filed parallel suit in Cook County, seeking 246 278.50 and a mechanic's lien, while intending to refile in Illinois.
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G. K. Thompson
Louis P. Boudreaux
Ed J. Springer
Mercury Builders
Mercury
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Circuit Court of
Cook County
Ill
World Mourns As Nation Grieves Space Crash Victims
Leaders from Belgium West Germany Italy Iran Greece the Philippines and the United Nations expressed sympathy for President Johnson after the Space Program tragedy. Eisenhower called it a tragic loss to the nation as a Portland boy mourned the illusion of invincibility.
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Baudouin
Belgium
Heinrich Luebke
Giuseppe Saragat
Amir Hoveida
Ioannis Paraskevopoulos
Narcisco Ramos
U.N
U Thant
Johnson
Japan
China
Tokyo
Korea
Seoul
U.S
Dwight Eisenhower
Portland
Maine
Death of Isaac F. McAllister in Elko Nevada
Isaac F. McAllister of Elko Nevada formerly Cedar Rapids resident died Friday morning born May 13 1914 near Palo He was married to Berneice Cramer on March 7 1942 Survived by his wife a daughter Mrs Joseph P Corizzo of English Town New Jersey and a granddaughter A brother John E McAllister preceded him in death Services are at Turner chapel east Wednesday at 3 pm by Rev D R Jarrert Burial at Cedar Memorial Cemetery Friends may call after 10 am Wednesday
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Elko
Nev
Cedar Rapids
Palo
Belle Hoffman
Berneice Cramer
Joseph P. Corizzo
English Town
N.J
John E. McAllister
McAllister
Presbyterian Church
Elko and Benton City
A.M
Turner Chapel
D. R. Jarrert
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Memorial and funeral services listed for several individuals
Services scheduled for Albert Engel Monday noon at Oak Ridge Cemetery Princeton with Rev. David Hykes. Henry A Barr Requiem Mass at St Matthew's Church Monday 10am, parish rosary Sunday 7:30pm Brady Mortuary, burial Mt Calvary. Gustav Broukal memorial service Monday 1pm Brady Mortuary. cremated remains buried at Czech National Cemetery. Anna Morrow funeral 1:30pm Monday Turner Chapel West. burial Elmwood Cemetery Waterloo.
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Engel
Albert
Oak Ridge
Princeton
David Hykes
Church of the Brethren
Hesser Chapel
Barr
Henry A
St. Matthew's Church
Brady Mortuary
Mt. Calvary
Broukal
Gustav
Jerry Drahovzal
Czech National Cemetery
Morrow
Anna
Turner Chapel
Don L. Andersen
Elmwood Cemetery
Waterloo
Tito and Kremlin discuss world communist conference
Moscow reports Yugoslav President Tito and Soviet leaders opened talks on their dispute over the Soviet proposal for a world communist conference in China.
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Moscow
UPI
Tito
Kremlin
China
Ticonderoga strikes near DMZ as Tuscaloosa ends
US reports heavy action in Vietnam near the DMZ with Tuicaloosa ending. Maries of the 5th regiment claim 74 enemy killed with air and artillery support. Casualties listed as light for US forces and 79 enemy dead overall across the operation.
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U.S
Saigon
Tuscaloosa
da Nang
Four Cedar Rapids Realtors Attend NAREB Inaugural Meetings
Four representatives from the Cedar Rapids Board of Realtors travel to New Orleans for the National Association of Real Estate Boards inaugural meetings. Earl R. Miller will be sworn in as regional vice president and J. Thomas Hoegen named vice-chairman of Build America Better. Also present are board president Clifford W. Doe and Evelyn Johnson, executive secretary.
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New Orleans
National Assn. of Real Estate
Earl R. Miller
J. Thomas Hoegen
Association
Build America Better
Cedar Rapids
Clifford W Doe
Evelyn Johnson
Enraged Students Battle Police on Madrid Campus
In Madrid on Saturday students clashed with riot police at the Madrid university defending the philosophy and law schools. Police used water hoses and beat back protesters who blocked the main road. several union leaders were arrested and the dean Enrique Gutierrez Rio was reportedly ill after Friday clashes.
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Law
Philosophy
Asturias
Enrique Gutierrez Rio
Grenade explodes killing teen soldier and two children
In Hopkinsville Kentucky a hand grenade found by children near Fort Campbell exploded as a teenage soldier carried it from a trailer. Belinda Donnegan 10, Michael Quintierra 7, and Donald Gaines 19 of Bloomington Illinois died. The injured included James Donnegan Jr 8 and Michael Esseltine 9. The trio found the grenade in a junk car and brought it to the Donnegan home.
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Hopkinsville
Ft. Campbell
Belinda Donnegan
Vietnam
Michael Quinterra
Donald Gaines
Bloomington
James Donnegan, Jr
Michael Esseltine
Donnegan
Viet Cong Reject Truce Extension
In Saigon the National Liberation Front rejected a South Vietnamese offer to extend the Lunar New Year cease-fire. The NLF said its forces would observe a week-long truce starting February 8.
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Saigon
UPI
Communist National Liberation Front
NLF
Proposal for Taxpayers Small Claims Court Gains Support
Sen Warren Magnuson wins broad backing for a plan to create a small claims style court for tax disputes. Twenty commissioners would hear cases up to 2500 dollars with reviews at government expense if the IRS objects.
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Warren Magnuson
Dwash
IRS
Magnuson
Iowa Fuel Taxes Bring In Over Eighty Million
Iowa collected more than 81 million dollars in fuel taxes last year, with 8 million more than the prior year. State Treasurer Paul Franzenburg credited a one cent tax increase and a 16 percent rise in diesel receipts for the gain, directing the funds to highway and street systems.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Paul Franzenburg
Franzenburg
Return Of The Gunfighter on ABC Sun Night Movie
Robert Taylor stars in Return Of The Gunfighter airing on ABC Sun Night Movie in color on KCRG TV Channel 9 at 8 PM.
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Kcrg-Tv
Memory Camp Gifts and 1967 Budget Note
A damaged snippet lists donations for Camp Good Health In memory of Agatha M Cherry and other memorial gifts from individuals and organizations. It mentions a previous balance of 317.58 and an application to the 1967 Camp Budget, with recipient and donor names partially obscured.
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Agatha M. Cherry
Post C
Travelers Protective Assn. of America
William Schulpke
Madonna Stephens
Lester Lodge
Enessoe
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