Daily Record Weather and Local Notices Summary
The record notes a June weather overview with highs around 82 and 88 a year ago, humidity at 41 percent, and rainfall of .08 inches. It lists several weekend events including TV short at 1833 K Avenue NE and gas flush at C Avenue and Blairs Ferry Road NE, plus a defective carburetor on First Avenue NE. It then reports multiple June birth notices for Alan Denison Center Point, Terry Springer 215 Twenty third Street NW, and several other families with names and locations. It also lists funeral notices and corrections for various towns such as Correctionville Framingham Independence Waubeek Murdoch’s Central City Chelsea and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Furirewee
Gazette
K Avenue
C Avenue
Blairs Ferry Road
First Avenue
Terry Springer
Twentythird Street
Jerry D. Swore
Twelfth Avenue
W. Frank Hartke
Center Point Road
Gary FE. Stodola
Park Avenue SE
Charles Martinek
Underwood Avenue
Stephen Fikelbarner
William Reed
Spring
C R Man Dies After Collapse At All Iowa Fair
Ted F. Wernimont age 63 of 3741 Eastern Ave NE died on arrival at Mercy hospital after collapsing near the grandstand at the All Iowa fair. He owned Wernimont Display and served in World War II. Survived by a daughter Beth and two sons, brothers, sisters, and two grandchildren. Funeral services set for St Matthew's Church with burial at Mt Calvary cemetery. A rosary will be recited Monday evening at the funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted F. Wernimont
Eastern Avenue
Mercy Hospital
Wernimont
Wernimont Display
Lions and Elks Clubs
Beth
Ted, Jr
Iowa City
Robert
Harrison V
Raymond
Cedar Rapids
Lawrence McGrath
Robert Welty
el Paso
Texas
Margarite McBeath
Stewart Funeral Home
St. Matthew's Church
Louis V. McDonough
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Funeral
High Radiation Blares After Chinese Nuclear Test
South Korea detected radioactive rain fallout about 350 times normal in Seoul days after China detonated a nuclear device above Sinkiang. Dr Ro Chae-shik of KAERI said readings at noon Saturday showed elevated radiation at the institute's environmental lab.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul
Korea
South Korea
China
Korea Atomic Energy Research Institute
Ro Chae-shik
Institute
Environmental Research Laboratory
Sinkiang
Buy of a lifetime via want ads fast
A succinct note touts the speed and value of securing great deals through want ads, promising quick access to desirable purchases. It emphasizes convenience and the idea that the best offers are just a quick read away.
Dairy show highlights at All Iowa fair with multiple champions
Daily entries show decline yet dairy judging yields several champions. McHones display the grand champion Ayrshire and reserve junior champions while Eastern Iowa exhibitors claim top spots in Jersey and Brown Swiss groups. Benton county 4-H wins the 4-H division with 998 points, Waukon FFA leads in the dairy-judging series, and individual scorers include Randy Weiss and Roger Becker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griffin
Sleepy Beacon
Wendell Nicklin
Selma
Gary Hunsicker
Kahoka
Olaf Krome
Spring Grove
Minn
Iowa
Ayrshire
Maynard Lang and Sons
Brooklyn
Schulte
Norway
Ray Schulte
Herbert Schulte
Sons
Brad Kishman
Farmersburg
L. Claire Gates
Forrest Hatfield
Newton
Benton County
Waukon Ffa
Randy Weiss
West Liberty
Kevin
Roger
John
Jim Becker
Roger Becker
Dennis Lyons
Gary Tweile
Jim Lomen
Wyatt
All-Iowa Fair showcases diverse grandstand acts
Jimmy Dean brings two shows at 3 and 7 30 p m in the All Iowa fair grandstand as manager Charles Decker targets record attendance. Sideshows including Lumberjack Danny Sailor Lipko's Comedy Chimps and a woodcarving display by the Cedar Valley Woodcarvers add daily variety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Dean
Charles Decker
Boots Randolph
Chieftones
Danny Sailor
Danny
James Sliger
Cedar Rapids
Sliger
Lipko
Fun Time
Chimps
Cedar Valley
Ira Steffenson 68 Norway Dies After Long Illness
Ira Steffenson 68 a retired Rock Island railroad electrician died at Virginia Gay Hospital Vinton after a long illness. He was born Aug 7 1904 in Norway son of Edward and Augusta Steffenson and served in the navy in World War II and Korea. Surviving are his wife Ardis Seaton two stepsons Mark Seaton South America Bill Seaton San Diego nine step grandchildren and one great step grandchild. Services 1:30 p.m. Monday at Trinity Lutheran Church with cemetery military honors by Norway American Legion post 234. Friends may call at George Brosh residence in Norway after 2 p.m. Sunday. The casket will not be opened at the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norway
Ira
Steve) Steffenson
Rock Island Railroad
Virginia Gay
Vinton
Edward
Augusta Steffenson
Norway High School
Ardis Seaton
Mark Seaton
South America
Bill Seaton
San Diego
Trinity Lutheran Church
Norway American Legion Post
George Brosh
Watergate interview raises few new revelations
The interview occurred as Mitchell was indicted in New York on a campaign finance case. He condemned the indictment as one of the most irresponsible acts by the justice department. Reporters noted his agitation outside the room as he spoke, while an informant said he appeared shaky inside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
New York
Justice Department
Committee
Winners named in All Iowa fine arts contest
Luther Utterback of Oxford and Alan Groff of Ely won top professional prizes at the All Iowa fair fine arts division. Utterback took 400 for a three photograph motion study. Groff earned 200 for a ceramic wagon of clay carrots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Utterback
Oxford
Alan Groff
Ely
Utterback
Groff
Don Southard
First Avenue SE
Craig Johnson
John Knecht
Iowa City
Dennis Wermersem
Slater
Fine Arts
Kimm Stastny
Infant son of Clinton family dies in Cedar Rapids
Robert James Clinton Jr an infant son of Mr and Mrs Robert James Clinton of 3115 Bayberry Dr SW Cedar Rapids died Friday evening at a local hospital. Survived by parents grandparents and great grandparents. Memorial services to be announced. Friends may register at Turner West. Casket will not be opened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Clinton
Robert James Clinton
Bayberry Drive
Robert McGrew
Ruth Clinton
Lawrence Randall
Cedar Rapids
Turner West
Memorial Services and Burials in Pennsylvania and Iowa
Memorial services for Evelyn J Henecke are set for 10 30 a m Monday at Beatty Bearle chapel with burial at Cedar Memorial Mossburg. William Harry Hunter of McKeesportPennsylvania scheduled Tuesday morning at Edmunson and Striffler Funeral Home. Friends may call at Turner West until 10 30 a m Sunday. Dorothy Margaret St. Patrick s Church service Monday at 9 a m with burial at Mt Calvary Cemetery Ryan Teahen chapel in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henecke
Evelyn J
Beatty- Bearle Chapel
Stephen R. Root
Cedar Memorial
Mossburg
William Harry — Hunter
Edmunson and Striffler
McKeesport
Pennsylvania
Turner West
Willard
Dorothy Margaret
St. Patrick's Church
Paul J. Maguire
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Ryan
Teahen Chapel
Shepherd's Club Discontinued at IE Tower Top Floor
The Shepherd's Club, planned for the IE Tower top floor, has been discontinued after acceptance forms and deposits were returned. Only about 400 members were accepted though 525 were needed for financing. James Callahan of IE Tower leasing says he seeks another dining club tenant to occupy the entire floor as plumbing for a restaurant is already in place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shepherd's Club
IE Tower
Shepherd's
James Callahan
Julie Eisnhower Birthday Vacation in California
Julie and David Eisnhower flew to San Clemente to celebrate Julie's 25th birthday with her parents during a weekend vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julie
San Clemente, Calif
Upl
David Eisenhower
New Numbers For Cedar Rapids Judicial Reform
The reform law, effective Sunday, dissolves municipal courts and folds duties into the district system. Citizens now contact Cedar Rapids City traffic violations at 398-3913, small claims at 398-3904, clerk of court at 398-3902, and judges Scolaro 398-3906 Siebenmann 398-3908 Honsell 398-3910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Small Claims Unit
Scolaro
Siebenmann
Honsell
Winter Food Price Freeze Reevaluation Considered
The interview discusses the food price freeze, noting pressure from escalating costs and the need to reassess approaches during the freeze. It mentions suspected distortions by some farmers, compares enthusiasm to the 1971 freeze, and cites longer impact prompting planning for Phase 4.
Cranston Seeks VA Hospital Air Conditioning Funds Cut
Senator Cranston announced the OMB cut funding to air condition eight Veterans Administration hospitals in Gulfport Mississippi Wichita Kansas Poplar Bluff Missouri Huntington West Virginia Kerrville Texas Salisbury North Carolina Waco Texas and San Juan Puerto Rico. He also secured votes for 30 million more for VA medical personnel and 544 000 for four new spinal cord injury home care programs in Chicago Memphis West Roxbury and Cleveland. A Byrd amendment added 55 million for VA health manpower training with a 61 to 18 vote. Proxmire opposed further increases.
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Sioning
Veterans Administration
OMB
Congress
Gulfport
Miss
Wichita
Kan
Poplar Bluff
Huntington
W. Va
Kerrville
Texas
Salisbury
N.C
Waco Texas
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Cranston
Chicago
Memphis
West Roxbury
Mass
Cleveland
Robert Byrd
D-W.va
Total Eclipse Reveals Wide Darkening Across Africa and Atlantic
The event traced a 9,300 mile arc from dawn Brazil across the Atlantic to sub Saharan Africa and the Indian Ocean. Twenty one American experiments studied the sun’s corona and atmosphere during this long total eclipse. It was the second longest on record, with the 1955 eclipse four seconds longer and another of this magnitude not seen for a century. All Africa except the far south felt darkness varying by location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nairobi
Kenya
Brazil
Atlantic Ocean
sub-Sahara Africa
Indian Ocean
Africa
Gene Krupa Convicted in Marijuana Case Involving Minor
Swing band leader Gene Krupa was found guilty of using a minor to carry marijuana cigarettes for him. The trial centered on the involvement of the young assistant and Krupa's role in directing the illicit activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Krupa
New Sixth District Judges Take Oaths In Cedar Rapids
August F. Hansell Jr. was named district court judge and Lynne Brady appointed district associate judge, making history as Cedar Rapids’ first female full time jurist. Hansell, 97, has served as municipal judge since 1970 and will oversee juvenile and district duties, while Brady, 26, an assistant Cedar Rapids city attorney, said she aims to be fair and notes the need for women in the judiciary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixth Judicial District
August F. Hansell, Jr
Twenty-seventh Street
Cedar Rapids
Lynne Brady
Sixth Street
Drake University Law School
Hansell
Supreme Court
Brady
Linn County
District Court
University of Iowa Law School
Linn
Tama
Benton
Jones
Iowa
Johnson Counties
Honsell
Edwin Dvorak Dies at 48 in Swisher Community
Edwin Dvorak of Swisher died Friday after a brief illness. A carpenter at Amana Woolen Mills, he was a World War II Army veteran and member of Swisher American Legion Post 671 and WFLA Lodge 400. Survived by wife Marcella Benyshek, two daughters, a son, one grandchild, and a brother. Services at Brush Chapel Tuesday 10:30 a.m. Burial at Czech National Cemetery with Legion military rites. Friends may call Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amana Woolen Mills
Swisher
March
David
Leonard
Cedar Rapids
Brush Chapel
Czech National Cemetery
Swisher American Legion
Senate votes lift price freeze on agricultural commodities
The Senate voted twice on Saturday to lift the price freeze for agricultural goods in shortages. First, it added Sen. George McGovern’s proposal to a renegotiation act bill by voice vote, amid concerns from House members and the Nixon administration. A second vote, 61 to 1 with Ribicoff dissent, placed the measure into a tariff bill not reaching the House until next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
George McGovern
D.D
House
Nixon
Abraham ‘Ribicoff
D-Conn
Flooding Spreads in Philadelphia Area as Heavy Rain Hits Region
Flooding continued across the Greater Philadelphia area after a record rainfall on Friday. Some towns previously hit by tropical storm Agnes last June saw minor floods while Ludlow Vermont reported the Black river flooding as town manager Dean Brown described a washing down of the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Agnes
Ludlow
State
Dean Brown
Black River
Fichtner Arrested on Charge of Possession
John C. Fichtner aged 23 of 522 McKinley Street SE was arrested Saturday night and charged with possession of a controlled substance and resisting an officer. He was held in Linn County jail Saturday in lieu of a 1625 dollar bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
Gazette carrier rate changes and service areas
The Cedar Rapids Gazette prints a notice about carrier rates and service areas. It mentions an annual subscription and coverage, with details on distribution territories and mailing policies.
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Yeoye
Teoges Sa
Citighans
Ecco
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Kenneth Bastian
Linden Drive
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Cottage Grove Avenue
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Elmhurst Drive
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