Weekend Weather And July Birth Announcements Admission
Weekend forecast shows clear to partly cloudy with a chance of showers or storms in the west Sunday night into Monday. Highs in the mid to upper 80s, warmer Sunday, cooler Monday. July births reported from St. Luke's and multiple area families, listing several names and locations.
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Bismarck
Minneapolis
Chicago
N.orleans
Denver
New York
D.maines
Omaha
L.angeles
Phoenix
Miami
Seattle
Deaths Jack McQuilla Retired Minister Dies at 76
The Rev. Jack McQuilla 76 of 926 Tenth Street SE Cedar Rapids a retired Emanuel Temple minister died Saturday after a long illness Born September 9 1888 in Charleston SC he married Mary Abernathy in 1943 in Iowa City Surviving are his wife A brother died in April Memorial services are pending at Turner's Friends may call after 1 p.m.
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Jack McQuilla
Tenth Street
Cedar Rapids
Emanuel Temple
Charleston
S. C
Mary Abernathy
Iowa City
Turner’s
Memorial Services for Thressa K. Hurych
Memorial services for Thressa K. Hurych will be held at Sacred Heart Church in Oxford Junction on Monday at 10 with the Rev. Joseph Kissling presiding. Burial will follow at Mayflower Cemetery, Kuba Funeral Home in charge of arrangements.
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Ira Ware
Methodist Church
Passmore
S. Central City
Clyde L. Sawyer
Passmore Funeral Home
Hedrick
Jimmie Leon Cavin
Church of the Nazarene
Ottumwa
Oxford Junction
Frank ‘Zamastil
Hayden’s
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Waverly
Hurych
Thressa K
Sacred Heart Church
Joseph Kissling
Mayflower Cemetery
Kuba
Study outlines global birth growth and women in professions
The report projects births rising from 259 million to 299 million by 1985 and notes women comprise about 52 percent of professionals, but only 5 to 12 percent reach top posts. It also cites the Soviet Union’s economic growth dropping from 8.5 to 2.6 percent in five years, blamed on agriculture and weather, with capital favoring military and farming sectors.
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Soviet Union
Boy Suffers Dual Arm Fractures at Kenwood Park
Mark Snyder six year old son of Mrs Francis Snyder of 803 Thirty sixth street NE fractured both arms in a fall at Kenwood park on Eastern avenue near Thirty fifth street NE Saturday night. He was treated at St Luke's hospital for a forehead laceration needing two stitches after slipping from a slide eight to ten feet high.
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Mark Snyder
Francis Snyder
Thirty-sixth Street
Kenwood Park
Eastern Avenue
Thirty-fifth Street
St. Luke’s Hospital
The Gazette Co History and Rate Card
The Cedar Rapids Gazette traces its 1883 start and notes daily and Sunday publication at 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa. It lists subscription costs by carrier and mail including night edition six issues weekly and Sunday editions with annual rates and regional restrictions.
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the Gazette Co
Third Ave
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Owa
U. S. Territories
Cedar Rapids Woman Charged After Fourth Avenue Crash
Sigrid Olson twenty of 1228 Third Avenue SE was charged Saturday with failing to keep her car under control leaving the scene of an accident and driving the wrong way on a one way street. Police said the collision occurred after she southbound on Fourteenth Street SE turned west into Fourth Avenue struck a parked police department truck then drove the wrong way on Fourth Avenue to Fifteenth Street where she parked.
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Cedar Rapids
Fourth Avenue
Sigrid Olson
Third Avenue
Fourteenth Street
Fifteenth Street
Three Linn Teens Injured In One Car Crash
Three Linn County teens suffered fractures in a one car accident two miles north of Solon on a county road. Wanda Stoneking 17 Mt. Vernon had a broken leg Eugene Ivan Stoneking Jr. 18 Mt. Vernon a broken collar bone and Harlan Bean 17 Cedar Rapids a broken arm. The driver Ivan Stoneking 41 Mt. Vernon, father of two, was also involved. The car failed to negotiate a curve and struck a tree.
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Linn County
Solon
University Hospitals
Iowa City
Wanda Stoneking
Mt. Vernon
Eugene Ivan Stoneking, Jr
Harlan Bean
Southland Street
Cedar Rapids
Ivan Stoneking
July Fourth Eve Quiet in Cedar Rapids Police Report
Cedar Rapids police reported a quiet Fourth of July eve with only one fireworks complaint received by late night. The incident involved someone firing caps, which are legal.
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Cedar Rapids
School Dropout Explains Vietnam Protest Rationale
Milwaukee AP report quotes Lance Cpl Henry Bacich a 19 year old high school dropout and Milwaukee church janitor's son who joined a sympathy march for Lt Richard Steinke. Bacich argues protesters should understand why U S Marines are in Vietnam and questions sympathy for those serving and dying in Viet Cong territory.
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Milwaukee
Vietnam
U.S
Marine Lance
Henry Bacich
Army
Richard Steinke
Bacich
The
Milwaukee Journal
Soviet Factories Move To Store Orders In Planned Shift
Soviets say four factories move from centralized planning to store orders starting Oct 1. Two Moscow pastry plants, one in Kiev, and a Moscow meat packing plant will let directors set production under broad guidelines. Bonuses up to 40 percent possible if norms are met. Factories to improve output packaging amid criticism of dull packing.
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Sovietskaya Torgovlya
Soviet Trade
Council of the National Economy
Moscow
Kiev
Leningrad
Senator Dirksen in good condition at Walter Reed
Senate Republican leader Everett Dirksen of Illinois was admitted to Walter Reed Army Medical Center after Friday night tests. Initial reports suggested appendicitis but examination showed his appendix was not inflamed.
Soviet shelves plan for Cambodia neutrality conference
Moscow says it has shelved plans for an international conference to guarantee Cambodia's neutrality. Tass published an oral statement saying Cambodia may draft a declaration on neutrality and territorial integrity, reducing perceived need for a joint meeting with other states.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Cambodia
Vietnam
Tass
Humphrey Trevelyan
Geneva
U. S
Russia
Johnson Aims for Expanded Wage Rules and Immigration Reform
The article outlines strong opposition to Johnson's proposals including expanding minimum wage coverage, excluding certain jobs, and raising the wage above $1.25. It notes protests from organized labor and committee pushback on immigration quota repeal. It also covers possible delays to unemployment benefits, a contested constitutional amendment on legislative apportionment, and new administration plans like a national Teachers Corps.
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Johnson
Fire Hosed Outside After Coal Fire at Plant
Fire at Link Belt Speeder plant in Cedar Rapids caused the coal in a 40 to 50 ton hopper to ignite. Firemen removed the coal and soaked it in the yard to prevent damage, leaving some in open air for weeks and noting smoldering likely days old.
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Cedar Rapids
Fire Department
Three Hurt In One Car Crash On Highway 150 Near Mt Vernon
Three Illinois residents sustained minor injuries in a Saturday afternoon single vehicle crash on Highway 150 near Mt. Vernon. Edythe Thomas 50 of Peoria Opal 54 and Sue Ann Lawson 19 both of Galesburg were treated and released from St. Luke's hospital.
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Illinois
Highway 150
Mt. Vernon
St. Luke's Hospital
Edythe Thomas
Peoria
Opal
Sue Ann Lawson
Galesburg
Fourth of July Parade in Milwaukee Features 77 Trombones
Milwaukee celebrates with 119 units featuring 31 bands and a circus parade led by Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey. The lineup includes 19 elephants 15 tigers and bears and a hippopotamus from Chicago and Baraboo circus wagons from the Baraboo museum. The parade starts at 2 p.m. Monday due to the Sunday holiday.
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Milwaukee
C. P. ‘‘Chappie
Fox
Milwaukee Lakefront
Circus World Museum
Baraboo
Ringling Bros. and
Barnum & Bailey Circus
Christiani- Wallace Bros. Circus
Chicago
Fiery Cross Burned At Pelleys Mortuary In Pelley Case
In Noblesville Indiana a cross burned on the mortuary lawn where William Dudley Pelley lay in state for his funeral A pre dawn blaze was observed by Kenneth Trout of Evans Godby Trout who said police chief Joe Love believed the act was a youthful prank not a protest related to Pelleys anti semitic fascist activities.
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Noblesville
Ind
UPI
Silver Shirt
William Dudley Pelley
Joe Love
Pelley
Love
Kenneth Trout
Evans, Godby-Trout
Trout
Two Injured in City Auto Crash at Intersection
Alfred Burcham 85 of 1814 Sixth Avenue SE was admitted to Mercy hospital after facial lacerations and possible head shoulder and spinal injuries from a Saturday crash at Sixth Avenue and Seventeenth Street. Nellie Hammer 62 of 4527 O Avenue NE, his daughter, was treated for possible chest and abdominal injuries and released.
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Sixth Avenue
Seventeenth Street
Alfred Burcham
Sixth Avenue SE
Mercy Hospital
Nellie Hammer
Avenue NE
Stolen Billfold Reported From Wilson Motorcycle Shop
Ronald L. Sherrill of Springville reported to police Saturday afternoon that a billfold containing $15 was stolen from the counter at Wilson Motorcycle Shop located at 620 Center Point Road NE.
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Ronald L. Sherrill
Springville
Wilson Motorcycle Shop
Center Point Road
Tama Man Is Injured Thrown from Tractor
Richard Loftus aged 37 sustained seven fractured ribs fractures of both bones in the left wrist breaks in the right wrist and multiple cuts after being thrown from a tractor with an attached rotary mower. He was admitted to Mercy hospital in Marshalltown where he works as a salesman for Packaging Corp. of America.
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TAMA
Richard Loftus
Mercy Hospital
Marshalltown
Packaging Corp. of America
Camp Good Health Fund Drive Details and Thanks
The Gazette notes contributions to Camp Good Health run by the Children's Home. Donations include six thousand twenty dollars thirty cents from Collins Employees Unit ed Funds and a range of memorials and club gifts totaling several hundred dollars from Cedar Rapids Women’s Club the East End Birthday Club Mechanicsville and neighbors. Contributions support the swimming pool filter and camp operations with volunteers and fundraisers such as bake sales and neighborhood carnivals.
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Collins
United Funds
Oliver J. Swab, Jr
Maude Mulson
John M
Lois Hays
Cedar Rapids
Woman's
Emil Burmeister
Franklin Junior High School
East End
Mechanics Ville
Nellie Poorman
Cedar Rapids Woman’s Club
Violet Tharp
Nelle A. Morehead Res
Eis
Mark Deckers
W. A. Pearson
Eoce
Robins Art Circle
Ladies Auxiliary
Fleet Reserve Assn
Philathea
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Gerald and
James Bys
Craig Waite
Grant Higgins
Forest Drive
Camp Good Health
The
Children’s Home
Gazette
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Lecaletete
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Frank H. Miller
Carroll Drive
Walter W. Palmer
Alburnett
Edward Gilbreaith
A Avenue
Lee W. Kemp
Forty-second Street
Neil A. Rohlena
Fairfax
Harold A. Rehmke
Larry Stick
Seventh Avenue
Marion
Chester Jeffrey
First Avenue NE
Robert E. Pierson
Ellis Boulevard NW
Ronney Ewert
Crestridge Drive
Kenneth Reilly
Regal Avenue
Melvin Goebel
Ninth Street
George McRoberts
H Avenue NW
Gerald Gaffney
Ninth Avenue
Hiawatha
John Greif
Marion Street
Paul Stratton
Gary Cooper
Twenty-fourth Street NW
Vernon Cook
Associated Press
Joan E. Lapes
3Rd Ave
de Gaulle
Sukarno
Indonesia
Elysee Palace
Paris
Dirksen
Kinsey Memorial
Senate
Gress
Teachers’ Corps
Congress
House
Sargent Shriver
Brady
5Th Ave
B Ave
10Th Ave
13Th St
C.R
Novak Monument CO
Aar
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home & Cemetery
First Avenue East
T Turner’s
John B. Turner & Son
Second Ave. S.E
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