Daily Record Weather and Public Notices Summary
The page includes a five day forecast from the weather bureau noting cooler temperatures than normal, with precipitation mainly in the last half of the period. It also lists high and low temperatures from a year ago, river and lake readings, and a long section of local birth announcements. The public notices cover courtroom actions, traffic fines, and name changes or legal matters involving multiple residents.
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Weather Bureau
Flood warnings as Iowa river floods widen across region
The weather bureau warned of evacuations along the northeast side near the river as floodwaters rose in Marshalltown and across Iowa. Cedar and Black Hawk creeks spiked, Waterloo Cedar Rapids crest forecasts were issued, and roads remained closed while Coralville dam releases and lake levels shaped the crest path.
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Marshalltown
Weather Bureau
Iowa
Tama
Highway 63
Mesquakie
Marengo
Iowa River
Wapello
Cedar River
Black Hawk Creek
Hudson
West Fork
Cedar
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Cedar Rapids
Sigourney
Coralville
Coralville Lake
Cedar Rapids Annexes 43 NE Residential Lots
Cedar Rapids city council annexed 43 residential lots on Blairs Ferry Road NE after residents petitioned amid a Linn County health department finding of faulty septic systems. The council also annexed Greenfield and Suburban streets and Addison and Oakwood avenues in the northeast side suburban area, per a request from the Linn County Board of Supervisors.
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Cedar Rapids
Schools Continue Examination Of Teacher Distribution
The department reports persistent segregation in schooling as white and Negro schools lie under a mile apart. It finds that Negro and predominantly Negro schools are assigned more frequently to new, inexperienced, less educated, and non certificated teachers.
A Good Salesman Covers Territory With Daily Want Ads
A concise notice states that effective selling requires constant territory coverage and that want ads are used daily to reach customers. This item emphasizes persistent outreach as a core sales tactic.
Obituary notices from Decorah to Marengo services listed
Obituaries for Decorah Julius Anderson 63 Marshalltown and others include John P Buresh 75 Tipton Rosary Thursday, Frank Ronek 78 Cascade services Friday St Patrick s Devaney s, David H McCormick 90 Shellsburg Fry and Holland, Ted Lenius 57 Westgate Emerson Mills Sumner George Davis 61 Strawberry Point Anna Reeder 84 West Union Burnham and Wood, Walter Falk 66 Elgin Muehenthaler s Alvin Wenger 57 lyn Bramer s West Liberty William Hotz 82 St Joseph s Rosary Snider s, Frank F Randolph 69 Belle Plaine Koszta Methodist Church Hoover Valentine Marengo after noon Friday.
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Decorah
Julius Anderson
Marshalltown
Stevie’s
Lincoln Lutheran
Tipton
John P. Buresh
St. Mary’s Church
Sheets and Son
Cascade
Frank Ronek
St. Patrick’s Church
North Garryowen
Devaney
S. Shellsburg
David H. McCormick
Shellsburg
Fry
Methodist Church
Bramer’s
West Liberty
William Hotz
St.Joseph’s Church
Snider's
Belle Plaine
Frank F.randolph
Koszta Methodist Church
Hoover- Valentine
Marengo
Council Rezones SW Side Area
The council gave a third and final reading to an ordinance changing zoning from R-3 to R-4 at 638 Sixteenth Avenue SW petitioned by Clement and Ralph Driscoll. First readings covered several rezonings including R-1 to R-2 and R-T on Wiley Boulevard NW, Mar-Ced Enterprises, R-2 to R-T on Fortieth Street NE, Nellie Lee, R-4 to R-2 at 4401 First Avenue SE, J C Lettelmayer and Broderick Industrial Park.
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Cedar Rapids
Sixteenth Avenue
Clement
Ralph Driscoll
R-T
Wiley Boulevard
Highway 30
Mar-Ced Enterprises, Inc
Fortieth Street
First Avenue
Nellie Lee
J. C. Lettelmayer
Broderick
Three-Car Crash Injures Two on SE Streets
At First avenue and Thirteenth street SE shortly after 3 p m Tuesday two persons suffered minor injuries in a three car crash. Kathleen Moore 20 of Bever avenue SE and Nancy Mills 19 of Blake boulevard SE escaped hospitalization. Edward Holmes of St Joseph Mo and Jessica Price of 1222 First street NW were involved. Holmes was charged with failure to have his vehicle under control.
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First Avenue
Thirteenth Street
Kathleen Moore
Bever Avenue
Nancy Mills
Blake Boulevard
Edward Holmes
St. Joseph
Jessica Price
First Street
Holmes
Local Graduates Earn Juris Doctor From Samford University
Judge Loren M. Hullinger Jr and sister Margaret L. Beckley of Yorkville Illinois earn Doctor of Jurisprudence degrees at Samford University in Birmingham Alabama. Parents L. M. Hullinger and Mrs Hullinger reside Bertram Road SE.
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Loren M. Hullinger, Jr
Avenue
Margaret L. Beckley
Yorkville
Ill
Samford University
Birmingham
Ala
L. M. Hullinger
Bertram Road
Defendants agree to lie detector tests in abortion case
In Linn district court Judge Vietor hears Abodeely admit referrals to a “Doc” for abortions and Geater testifies on numbers. Both sides agree to polygraph tests limited to referrals and possible financial gain, with questions pre approved and confined to this case. Proceedings resume July 24 with expected additional witness.
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Donald Geater
Joseph Abodeely
Harold Vietor
Abodeely
Linn District Court
Geater
William Faches
Faches
Vondracek Seeks Higher Damages in Land Condemnation Case
Joseph Vondracek appeals a Linn county commission award of 3212.50 for 5.25 acres next to his Cedar Rapids meat plant between C Street SW and River Road. He seeks 85000 damages in Linn district court, citing fencing costs and alleged unsuitable remaining land after the city took the property for park purposes.
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Joseph Vondracek
Linn Sheriff's Condemnation Commission
C Street
River Road
Linn District Court
Vondracek
Cedar Rapids
Schroeder Given Suspended Term For Burglary
Linn District Judge W J Rees sentenced Daniel Schroeder 21 of 615 Fifth street NW to ten years in the men’s reformatory at Anamosa and placed him on probation. Schroeder pled guilty July 1 to breaking and entering in a burglary at Sandy’s Drive In 4001 Center Point road NE with over $850 reported stolen. he and two others were arrested June 15.
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Linn
W. J. Rees
Daniel Schroeder
Fifth Street NW
Anamosa
Schroeder
Sandy’s
Center Point Road
Harrington Gets Ten Years For Cedar Rapids Break-In
James Harrington, 19, of Waterloo, was sentenced by Linn District Judge W. J. Rees to ten years at the men's reformatory at Anamosa and placed on probation after pleading guilty to breaking and entering in a June 25 Cedar Rapids burglary at Tommy's Circle tavern. Seven packs of cigarets and $27 were reported stolen.
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James §. Harrington
Waterloo
Anamosa
Linn
W. J. Rees
Harrington
Cedar Rapids
Church Seeks Hunger March Permit For 18 Mile Hike
Rev E Koberg of Trinity Lutheran asks for a parade permit for a hunger hike Sunday. The Lutheran Missouri Synod sponsors 75 to 125 teenagers who will walk 18 miles from Newhall to Cedar Rapids along rural routes to highlight rural hunger. The request was sent to the city public safety department.
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Cedar Rapids
E. Koberg
Trinity Lutheran Church
Koberg
The
Lutheran Missouri Synod
Newhall
City Department of Public Safety
Pay Raises Debate Reaches Iowa County Officials
Polk County Auditor James Maloney questions whether four county officers can legally reject an added pay raise that was included in a bill but later omitted in revisions. Iowa Attorney General’s office will issue guidance in coming days. County officers association agreed to forgo the extra pay to avoid red tape next year when repeal would occur.
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Polk County
James Maloney
Jepsen
Iown
County Officers Association
Bohls Sues Jones Over Account for 4530 Dollars and 91 Cents
Petition filed in court by Carl H. Bohls against Glenn L. Jones seeking recovery on an account totaling 4530 dollars and 91 cents. No further details disclosed.
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Carl H. Bohls
Glenn L. Jones
Turner Elected Renewal Head
George W. Turner of 441 Ninth Avenue SW was elected chairman of the Cedar Rapids urban renewal board. A seven year board member, he succeeds Earl Miller who resigned after moving to the country. Turner had served as vice chairman.
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George W. Turner
Ninth Avenue SW
Cedar Rapids
Computer Aided Research Cuts Time for Langley Porter Project
In San Francisco the Langley Porter Neuropsychiatric Institute at the University of California now completes a long research project in five minutes to one and a half days thanks to a newly installed computer. Much data on recent admissions has been computerized, replacing parts of old charts. The system mainly supports epidemiological research and planning services.
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University of California
Langley Porter Neuropsychiatric Institute
Race For Sobriety Finished in Finland
A Finnish group the Friends of Sobriety completed a year long torch relay covering more than 7450 miles ending at Tamminiemi near the presidential home. President Urho Kekkonen greeted the runners and voiced concern over rising narcotics use.
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Helsinki
UPI
Friends of Sobriety
Tamminiemi
Urho K. Kekkonen
Hungarian Youth Are Literature Hungry
In Budapest a UPI report based on MTI findings shows Hungary’s youth all read books and high percentages read newspapers and magazines. Among readers 31.2 percent favor modern novels, with interest concentrated in historical, biographical works and travel books, while poetry attracts little attention.
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Budapest
UPI
MTI
Veterans Make Up Large Share Of U S Population
Veterans and their dependents form a substantial portion of the national population. The statement highlights the enduring social and demographic footprint of veterans across the country.
Deaths Ella Lovelett widow of Roger Lovelett
Ella Libby Lovelett widow of Roger Lovelett died Tuesday after a brief illness at Cedar Rapids residence after returning from Tucson Born July 28, 1909 in Toledo She worked at Wilson and Co until retirement Survived by four sons Ronald Marion Robert Richard Cedar Rapids Raymond in Tucson thirteen grandchildren three sisters Hazel Libby Spring Valley Lillian Lewis Tama Daisy Moline Tucson two brothers Ivan Libby Traci Dillon Libby Tama Memorial service at Turner chapel west 10 30 a m Friday by Rev William Harnish Burial Cedar Memorial Cemetery Friends may call at Turner chapel west.
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Ella Libby Lovelett
Roger Lovelett
Fifth Avenue SE
Toledo
Wilson and Co
Cedar Rapids
Tucson
Ronald
Marion
Robert
Richard
Raymond
Hazel Libby
Spring Valley
Ill
Lillian Lewis
Tama
Daisy Moline
Ivan Libby
Traci
Dillon Libby
Turner Chapel West
William Harnish
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Memorial Services for Smith Ernest W and Louise W
Memorial services are set for Ernest W Smith at Beatty Bearle chapel at 1 30 p m Thursday with Rev Don R Martin of Marion Grace Baptist church and interment at Cedar Memorial. Louise W Hage will be honored at Turner chapel east at 1 30 p m Thursday with Rev George W Carlson and burial at Cedar Memorial.
Ships collision echoed by Ramsey on crew accounts
Ramsey told the board that the Evans suffered a sudden roar and the bridge chaos as the ship neared impact. He and Hopson were rescued by Melbourne crew members. Ramsey questioned whether the helmsman stayed at the wheel as Hopson testified the formation moved from a basic 185 degree course while others said 205. He had resisted testifying over council and prior witness access.
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Ramsey
Hopson
Melbourne
Evans
Navy
Smoking ties to oral cancer in UC study
SAN FRANCISCO. Dr Sol Silverman Jr of the University of California medical center urges not to switch habits as a new study of 636 patients treated for oral cancer last year shows 90 percent of male patients and 66 percent of female patients used tobacco.
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Sol Silverman, Jr
University of California Medical Center
Silverman
Fortune-Telling Boom Driven by Women Over Forty
New York reports a surge in astrology and occult services as women over 40 seek guidance on love health and careers. Numerologists palmists and astrologers say mature women dominate client bases with many asking about marriage delays or retirement plans. Enhanced by media guides and promotions the trend spans shops and charity events as the profession expands with about 10 000 full-time and 175 000 part-time astrologers in the United States.
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New York
Perry Robinson
Carroll Righter
Hong Kong
Righter
Elizabeth Martell
Zolar
United States
Charge Upheld in Coed's Slaying
Ann Arbor Michigan AP reports Ernest Bishop Jr a convicted rapist bound over for trial on first degree murder in the slaying of 25 year old University of Michigan coed Margaret Phillips in her campus area apartment. Judge S J Elden denied a defense motion to reduce the charge citing sufficient evidence for first degree murder.
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Ann Arbor, Mich
University of Michigan
Margaret Phillips
Combat helicopter downed near Da Nang injures American
Overnight combat incidents leave one American seriously wounded and three others wounded after a chopper crash 25 miles southwest of Da Nang. Fourteen rocket and mortar strikes hit allied bases and towns including Saigon, as fighting continues across the region.
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da Nang
Saigon
Toll Declines as Vietnam Deaths Drop in Week End July 4
Washington reports U.S. battle deaths in Vietnam fell to a low for the period, near 163 killed in the week ending April 26, suggesting casualties track enemy attacks. Officials have not finalised figures, amid debate over battlefield initiatives and Nixon's June 19 comment that losses rise and fall with enemy activity.
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Washington
U.S
Vietnam
Nixon
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