Weather and notices from a midweek daily record brief
The daily record lists forecast highs in the 80s with a Friday 88 and overnight 72, chances of scattered thunder showers, and cooler Tuesday and Wednesday. It also reports July totals, flood brackets, sunrise and sunset, and several local notices including adoptions and funeral services for Lavern Jurgens, Rose E. Duart, Thomas H. Stewart, Donald D. Hilton infant, Donald Hanson, Clyde F. Zedick, Rev Alfred J. Schmitz, Kelli Linn Sauer, and other items in Delhi, Atalissa, Vinton, Calmar, Monticello, Sand Springs, Troy Mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
We ” L
Delhi
Rose E. Duart
Clifton’s
Earlville
Evergreen Cemetery
Atalissa
Thomas H. Stewart
Snider’s
West Liberty
Vinton
Donald D. Hilton
Ronald J. Hilton
Waterloo
White Phillips
Calmar
Donald Hanson
Eau Gallie
Fla
Calmar Lutheran Church
French's
Monticello
Clyde F. Zedick
Goettsch’s
Czech National Cemetery
Cedar Rapids
Sand Springs
Alfred J. Schmitz
Immaculate Conception Church
St.Mary’s
Dubuque
Gilbertville
Gilbertville Cemetery
Streuber’s
Troy Mills
Kelli Linn Sauer
Dale Sauer
B 52s Hit Two Sectors In Cambodia Near Phnom Penh
US B 52 bombers attacked suspected anti government positions west and north of Phnom Penh on Saturday. Cambodian forces reportedly abandoned a hill position 20 miles north as anti government forces attacked a Mekong river convoy and a cargo ship Palloc carrying rice. Casualty details were scarce.
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Phnom Penh
Cambodia
Mekong
U.S
Palloc
Saigon
South Vietnam
Kontum City
Highlands
Richardson Defends DeCarlo Release Procedures
Attorney General Elliot Richardson says normal commutation procedures were followed in the release from federal prison of Angelo Gyp DeCarlo. Senator Henry Jackson challenges the timing and hints at bypassed safeguards as his committee probes use of stolen securities and parole handling.
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Washington
Elliot Richardson
Angelo
DeCarlo
Henry Jackson
D-Wash
Richardson
Jackson
Senate Permanent Investigations Committee
Richard Kleindienst
White House
John Dean
Monticello Rites Set For Clyde F. Zedick
Clyde F. Zedick a Monticello tavern operator for 24 years died in Tomah Wisconsin after a long illness He had worked at Cedar Rapids National Bank and Merchants National Bank before moving to Monticello He married Agnes Jiraseka on February 2 1936 He is survived by his wife a son Clyde Jr of Monticello and a daughter Mary Louise Zedick of Phoenix Services are set for Monday at 1 30 PM at Goettsch s with callers after 4 PM Sunday Graveside services will be Monday at 3 PM at Czech National Cemetery Cedar Rapids.
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Monticello
Clyde F. Zedick
Tomah
Wis
Cedar Rapids National Bank and Merchants National Bank
Agnes Jiraseka
Clyde, Jr
Mary Louise Zedick
Phoenix
Ariz
City Briefs and Local Advertisements Item
Embassy Club hosts special picnic buffet and evening dancing in the lounge. A toll free number 800-332-7976 appears in an advertisement for order by AM to 5 PM. Jerome’s SE Tower buys and sells gold coins. Peoples Finance Company moved to 415 2nd Ave SE across from Goodyear Store. Mackin Diamond Vogel Paint Center lists 2704 Mt Vernon Rd SE and phone 365-6901. Frankie Brown, 34, of 1101 Third Ave SE, hospitalized after surgery at Mercy hospital. visitors permitted. Cecil Shrop Shire, 50 Oklahoma Ave SW, reports $300 stolen from his tractor parked at residence last week.
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Frankie Brown
Third Avenue SE
Mercy Hospital
Cecil Shrop‘Shire
Oklahoma Avenue SW
Iowa Expands District Court Judges to 83
Gov. Ray announced five appointments to Iowa district courts bringing total judges to 83. Each selection came from two candidates nominated by the judicial commission in the district. The July 1 salary rises from 26,500 to 29,000 dollars.
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Iowa
Judicial Nominating Commission
Elwood
Forrest Eastman
Waterloo
Clinton Moyer
Marion
Carter
Ray
August F. Hansell, Jr
Cedar Rapids
R. Fred Dumbaugh
Vernon
Woman seeks Jaycees membership in Independence case
Peggy Paul a 25 year old traffic manager for KOUR radio applies to join Independence Jaycees, a male only group. Local chapter weighs associate member option as legal counsel reviews charter while July 18 family picnic promises large turnout.
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Independence Jaycees
Minneapolis
Peggy Paul
KOUR
Paul
Jaycee
Lou Harper
Carl Twisleton Accused of Theft
Carl J. Twisleton, 18, of 952 Tenth street NE, held in Linn County jail on a breaking and entering charge. He allegedly stole $305 worth of drugs in a June 21 breakin at Paramount Pharmacy, 2706 First Avenue NE. Arrested in Ames on a warrant, he was returned to Cedar Rapids with bond set at $2,500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl J. Twisleton
Tenth Street
Linn County
Paramount Pharmacy
First Avenue NE
Ames
Cedar Rapids
Prowler Frightened From Cedar Rapids Residence
A prowler was found in Gerald Long’s Cedar Rapids home early Saturday about 4 a.m. He spoke with the intruder who fled through the back door with nothing missing. Long, of 936 Twentieth Street SE, reported the incident to police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Gerald Long
Twentieth, Street SE
Long
Woman Charged With Stealing 23 Dollar Watch
Regina Warner, 45, of 18050 Avenue NW, was arrested by Cedar Rapids police Friday afternoon and charged with larceny for allegedly taking a watch valued at $23 from the Giant store at 3111 Sixteenth Avenue SW shortly after 3 p.m. She was released after posting bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regina Warner
Avenue NW
Cedar Rapids
Giant
Sixteenth Avenue
Luther Professor Cleared of Criminal Trespass
Decorah Luther College chemistry professor Dr. George E. Knudson was acquitted by a Winneshiek County magistrate court jury in the first such trial under the 1971 criminal trespass law. The case arose after farmer George W. Smith alleged Knudson trespassed while docked on a riverbank and walked a small creek on Smith land while fishing. Knudson admitted docking and walking on private land but said no evil intent or damage occurred and had permission to fish, though Smith's son-in-law Tim Hutchinson contradicted that claim. The jury ruled for Knudson after about an hour of deliberation. he noted he sought permission and did not catch any fish. Knudson serves on the state preservation advisory board. Smith is a member of the Upper Iowa River Preservation Association.
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Decorah
George E. Knudson
Luther College
Winneshiek County
Bluffton Township
George W. Smith
Knudson
Iowa River
Smith Farm
Smith
Tim Hutchinson
Hutchinson
Calvin Anderson
State Advisory Board For Preservation of Scenic and Historic Places
Upper
Iowa
Watergate and related political cases update
Reported developments include Gordon Strachan granted immunity to testify before a senate committee, potentially against Haldeman. Judge Sirica cuts bail for James McCord. Archibald Cox warns on penalties for noncompliant corporations. Mary Jo Kopechne case noted with alleged illegal wiretap connection. Finance Committee denies extortionate fund-raising charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
President Wilson
Congressional
Gordon Strachan
H. R. Haldeman
Nixon
Senate
Strachan
Haldeman
U.S
John J. Sirica
James McCord
Georgetown
Finance Committee
Pentagon ends 800 million SCAD decoy project
The Pentagon scrapped full engineering development of the SCAD decoy program for B 52s citing cost not matching benefits after spending 67.5 million. Boeing was the principal contractor and cancellation saves about 50 million this fiscal year as Air Force weighs replacing B 52 with the B 1.
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Washington
Pentagon
William Clements
Senate Armed Services Committee
Air Force
Boeing Co
Defense Department
Church Council Head Meets Pope at Vatican
Vatican radio reports World Council of Churches secretary general Dr. Philip Potter and Pope Paul VI held a 45 minute meeting in Vatican City. They refused to comment on the discussions.
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Vatican City
World Council of Churches
Philip Potter
Paul VI
Vatican Radio
Three Accused in Cedar Rapids Robbery and Car Theft
A Cedar Rapids couple and an Illinois man are jailed in Whiteside County on robbery with aggravation and car theft charges connected to an incident involving Eagle Grove resident Robert Godfrey. Godfrey said he was robbed, forced into his car trunk, driven and dumped near Sabula before escaping.
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Cedar Rapids
Whiteside County
Eagle Grove
Robert Godfrey
Fifth Street
Watergate TV to Be Rotated Coverage Next Week
New York AP reports the senate Watergate committee hearings will air on a rotating basis. ABC covers Tuesday with former Attorney General Mitchell testifying. NBC follows Wednesday and CBS Thursday. Networks may also provide pool coverage on unscheduled days.
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New York
Senate Watergate Committee
ABC
Mitchell
NBC
CBS
Boston Publisher H Minton Francis Named Pentagon Civil Rights Head
Washington AP reports H Minton Francis, a Boston publishing executive, has been appointed to lead the Pentagon civil rights office. The move places a private sector veteran in charge of military equal opportunity policy and enforcement.
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Washington
Boston
H. Minton Francis
Pentagon
Chinese Openess to American Tourists Limited by Policy
Chinese officials told eight visiting U S congressmen they will not open the PRC to general tourism. Only Americans with special skills and a few exceptions will get visas to tour China. Officials cited hotel shortages and interpreters, saying tourist facilities are a low national priority.
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Peking
China
U.S
People’s Republic
Yang Kung-fu
Office For Tourism and Travel
Rep. Pettis
R-Calif
Rep
Mailliard
Rcalif
Deaths Donald W Walton 44 Chelsea native
Donald W Walton 44 of 2417 Newport drive SW died in a Cedar Rapids hospital after a short illness. Born February 24 1929 in Belle Plaine he married Dorothy on Sept 8 1946. He worked 21 years for Cryovac and belonged to Masons and American Legion. Survived by wife daughter Cindy and son Mark at home his mother Mrs M R Walton Chelsea two sisters Mrs Paul Behounek Chelsea and Mrs Dennis Semotan Fairfax and a brother William Walton Chelsea. Services pending at Hrabak Chelsea funeral home. Burial in Chelsea.
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Donald W. Walton
Newport Drive
Cedar Rapids
Belle Plaine
Walton
Cryovac Co
Masons and
American Legion
Dorothy
Cindy
Mark
M. R. Walton
Chelsea
Paul Behounek
Dennis Semotan
Fairfax
William Walton
Hrabak
Four More Nabbed In White House Bombing Protest
Four men including a Roman Catholic priest were arrested at the White House after jumping ropes around tourist lines and kneeling in prayer. They represent the Community for Creative Non-violence and protested Cambodia bombing. Nuns from Notre Dame de Namur were arrested earlier. The incidents involved unlawful entry and were linked to a protest during Nixon veto discussions on Cambodia funding.
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Washington
White House
Executive Protective Service
EPS
Baltimore
Cambodia
The
Notre Dame de
Iceberg Water Pipeline May Solve Future Shortages
Two government scientists propose towing Antarctic icebergs with nuclear powered tugs to coastal cities in the Southern Hemisphere. They say the icebergs could be melted into fresh water and even counter thermal pollution. Cost could be under one cent per 1000 gallons, motivating further study.
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Washington
Polar
Antarctica
Drouth
Australia
South America
Wilford Weeks
Army Cold Regions Research Laboratory
William Campbell
U. S. Geological Survey
Interior Department
Arctic
All-Iowa Fair Artists and Exhibitors Highlight Holiday Weekend
The All-Iowa fair features Tattoosresses at a food tent and 12 female students from Jefferson High. David Stoner, the fair’s first artist in residence, aims to capture the fair’s spirit in a film that enables fairgoers to experience filmmaking. Harn Soper records sounds for a Town Suite in the Fine Arts building while Sue Carnahan, a Grinnell 17 year old, wins three grand championships in beef showing. Leo Peiffer, fair board vice-president, assists in operations including the Fourth of July fireworks display.
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David Stoner
Stoner
Iowa Educational Broadcast ‘Network
Fine Arts
James
Grinnell
Sue Carnahan
FFA
Angus Keifer
Leo Peiffer
Fair Board
Lawmakers slam state official over privacy and patrol woes
Sellers drew fire for a motorcyclist helmet rule he imposed as a department policy after a failed legislative push. Legislators accused him of overreaching with TRACIS privacy safeguards and likened his tactics to Gestapo surveillance. The highway patrol blamed his cost cuts for low morale and morale issues.
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Sellers
Tracis
Highway Patrol
Corrier Nerve neograted nd Pross is is gacly
Fragments mention a newspaper service with possible errors in a Cedar Rapids Gazette context. The readable parts reference an icy hire city and courier rates, but details are unclear and incomplete. No distinct persons or organizations are reliably identified.
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Navional Weather Service
Sratele
Eigse
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Peratures
Kowy
Chicago
New Orleans
Bobton
Miami
Showers
Pacific Northwest
Arizona
Mississippi Valley
Gulf Coast
Wisconsin
Upper Peninsula
Michigan
Daily Record
C. R. Weather
Gazette
Mississippi
Lansing
Davenport
Keokuk
Lavern Jurgens
Eastview Drive
Eighteenth Street
First Street
Second Avenue
Clyde
F. Zedick
Embassy Club
Jerome
SE Tower
Peoples Finance Company
2Nd Ave. SE
Goodyear
Adv
Mackin Diamond Vogel Paint Center
Mt. Vernon Rd
Maynard Hayden
Indianola
Harper
Jaycees
Tom Sheets
Sheets
Independence Chapter
Len Grasso
Carl Twisleton
C. R
Luther
Watergate
Church Council
C.R
Godfrey
Sabula
James T. Green
Morrison
Illinois
Watergate TV
Pentagon Post
Drouth Areas
Jefferson High
Harn Soper
Fairground
Che
Corrier
Corrier Nerve
John E. Lapes
Third Avenue 5.E
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