Weather and Birth Notices From Daily Record
Daily Record weather summary shows highs of 80 and 65 with no rainfall, plus barometer at 29.95 and humidity 39 percent. Birth notices list multiple July newborns in St. Luke's area and out of town families, including Randy Hale and Robert Brecke among others, with addresses and locations across several cities.
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Gazette
St. Luke's
Brian Gage
Glass Road
Randy L. Hale
Norwich Road
Robert B. Brecke
Eighth Avenue
Robert Lackore
Sugar Pine Drive
John Wrzeski
Meadowbrook Drive
Timothy Robbins
Devonwood Avenue
Ronald D. Satchett
Center Point
Cox appoints two to Watergate probe team
In New York Cox named two aides to his Watergate investigation task force. Richard Ben Veniste will be principal assistant to James Neal, heading the burglary and obstruction case inquiry. Harry M Bratt becomes chief of the information systems section coordinating data work.
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Trict
New York
Cox
Henry Ruth
White House
Richard Ben-Veniste
James Neal
Lawnmower Stolen From Frieda Martinek Yard
Frieda Martinek of 1116 Fifth Street NW reports a lawnmower valued at 80 dollars stolen from her back yard Saturday between 2 a.m. and 10 a.m.
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Frieda Martinek
Fifth Street
Subscriptions Rates by Carrier Announced
Gazette outlines new subscription terms and carrier options with monthly rates. Notices address service areas and availability for readers subscribing through carriers.
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Huth Sea
Deaths Leonora Clark 90 Cedar Rapids resident
Leonora Clark 90 of 2324 Ridgeway Drive SE Cedar Rapids died Friday in a local nursing home. Born November 1 1882 in Paxton Illinois she lived in Cedar Rapids 78 years. Private graveside services at Oak Hill Cemetery conducted by Rev Marion H Williams. Friends may call Beatty Bearle chapel after 11 am Monday and may donate to Shriners Crippled Children's Hospital fund.
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Leonora Clark
Ridgeway Drive
Cedar Rapids
Paxton
Ill
Oak Hill Cemetery
Marion H. Williams
Beatty- Bearle Chapel
Shriners Crippled Children’s Hospital Fund
Memorial Services and Funerals Listed for Multiple Individuals
Obituary notices provide service times for Margaret Cadel, Wayne Turner, Avis Hill, Steven Jahncke, Ervin Klein, Elsie Perdue, and others. Services occur at Turner West, Chapel of Memories, Cedar Memorial, Linwood, and Evera cemeteries with burials following. Calls and visitations run today through Monday with specifics per funeral home and church.
Anti Child Abuse Measure Approved by Senate in U S
The Senate approved a bill creating the National Center on Child Abuse within HEW to fund prevention and treatment efforts. The measure, sponsored by Sen. Mondale, passed 57 to 7 and would authorize $90 million over five years for grants to hospitals, police and other agencies handling child abuse cases.
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Washington
API
Senate
United States
Walter Mondale
D-Minn
National Center On Child Abuse
Health, Education and Welfare
HEW
Stramel Charged with Marijuana Possession
Jayme Stramel, 18, of 3416 First Avenue NE, charged with possession of marijuana. She was arrested at Armstrong's department store Saturday afternoon during an investigation linked to a juvenile shoplifting incident. Stramel released from county jail on a $500 bond.
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Jayme Stramel
First Avenue
Armstrong's Department Store
Miss Stramel
Egyptian War Minister Visits Khartoum To Affirm Ties
Egyptian War Minister Gen Ahmed Ismail traveled to Khartoum and stated that relations between Egypt and Sudan's armed forces are good. He met Sudanese military officials to discuss regional security and cooperation.
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Khartoum
Sudan
UPI
Ahmed Ismail
Wallace accuses Kennedy of brink of civil warfare
Ten years ago Gov. George Wallace of Alabama charged President Kennedy with trying to appease leaders of Negro civil rights demonstrations, claiming such moves push the nation toward civil war.
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George Wallace
Alabama
Persident Kennedy
Missionaries Stand by Tale of Mozambique Massacres
Five Spanish missionaries expelled from Mozambique say they will return with a United Nations investigation to show scenes of alleged killings. They cite five massacres including a 400 villager slaughter at Wiriyamu, near Tete, a location the Portuguese deny existing on maps.
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Madrid
UPI
Mozambique
United Nations
Miguel Buendia
Wiriyama
Wiriyamu
Buendia
State School Panel Okays C R Request
The Cedar Rapids Community school district gained ground as the state budget review committee clarified a ruling on special education students and approved about half of a 78 640 budget increase for summer school students. The panel had denied counting summer school students on a fulltime equivalent basis as 80 students, which would have boosted the request.
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Cedar Rapids
State
Craig Currie
Currie
Inflation controls and budget moves spark mixed public opinion
The piece discusses Phase 3 and Phase 4 price controls and rising food prices at 25.4 percent annually, with officials citing consumer support for controls while critics warn of long term distortions. It also notes a July budget increase decision by the district and debates over special education funding and prorated tuition.
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Iion
Chevaliers Win Legion Drum and Bugle Contest
The Waterloo Chevaliers captured first place in the drum and bugle contest at the American Legion convention weekend event. Colt 45s of Dubuque finished second, Osage Precisionnaires third, Royals of Cedar Falls fourth, Clinton Nee Hi's fifth, Emerald Knights of Cedar Rapids sixth, and Central Iowa Eye Openers of Marshalltown seventh. The Lone Stars of Dubuque were the sole junior drill team and won first place.
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Waterloo Chevaliers
American Legion
Colt 45S
Dubuque
Osage Precisionnaires
Royals
Cedar Falls
Clinton Nee Hi's
Emerald Knights
Cedar Rapids
Central Iowa Eye Openers
Marshalltown
The
Lone Stars
Letters from McCord Bring $950 at Auction
Six letters James McCord wrote while with the CIA sold for 950 dollars at auction in New York. The winning bidder Alan Ackerman said the letters may reveal more about McCord and include references to overseas friends and personalities.
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New York
James McCord
CIA
Alan Ackerman
McCord
Classified target list tied to Vietnam bombing plan
Former major Knight describes a covert scheme in which a Saigon contact delivers a hand carried envelope with highly classified targeting instructions. The list specifies sites in Cambodia to be bombed while routine radar relays mask these as South Vietnam targets.
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South Vietnam
Saigon
Knight
Cambodia
Young Veteran Seeks Voice In Iowa American Legion
Dennis MacVey, 24, a Vietnam veteran and Iowa State student from Plover, urges reform within the American Legion. He critiques the current power structure, notes distrust of government agencies, and calls for engagement of younger veterans to influence policy and return veterans to active citizenship. The Iowa Department convention at the Roosevelt hotel continues with committee sessions and officer elections.
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American Legion
Iowa
Iowa Department
Roosevelt Hotel
Legion
Dennis MacVey
Plover
Vietnam
MacVey
Iowa Assn. of Concerned Veterans
Iowa Assn
Veterans Administration
the Legion
McGovern
Washington
Department
Community Affairs Commission
American Legion Insurance
Organization Commission
Veterans Education
Veterans Affairs Commission
National Affairs Commission
Legislative Commission
Rites Slated For Delhi Woman Who Died
Elsie Clark Perdue 72 wife of Edward J. Perdue of Delhi died Friday after a long illness at a local hospital. She was born October 22, 1900 in Ohio and married August 11, 1922. Surviving are her husband two daughters three sons nineteen grandchildren one great grandchild and three sisters. Services Monday at St Stephen's Lutheran in Delhi with burial in Delhi cemetery. Visitation at Turner's chapel east until 9 pm Sunday and at church 9 am to 10 am Monday. casket not opened after service.
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Perdue
Elsie Clark
St. Stephen's Lutheran Church
Landis J. Olson
Evera
Delhi
Keads
Turner East
Elsie Clark Perdue
Edward J. Perdue
Cedar Rapids
Ohio
Central Church of Christ
Newark
Robert Munson
George Svestka
Evansville
Ind
Edward C. Perdue
Odessa
Texas
Richard E. Perdue
Panama
Robert Perdue
Seattle
Wash
H. D. Flowers
Margaret Cowen
Cleveland
A. B. King
Roanoke
Delhi Cemetery
Turners Chapel East
Cedar Rapids considers one-cent sales tax to ease property taxes
City Assessor Jim Scolaro proposed a one-cent city sales tax as a painless method to reduce the burden of rising property taxes in Cedar Rapids. The idea envisions broad consumer purchase coverage to fund municipal needs while easing homeowner levy pressures.
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Council
John Dunlop
Dunlop
Cedar Rapids
Jim Scolaro
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