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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1967
Page
4
Saturday temperatures and precipitation totals across multiple cities are listed, followed by a detailed set of weather readings and yearly comparisons. The issue then reports numerous July birth announcements and funeral service details for towns including Belle Plaine, Colesburg, Decorah, Dysart, Marengo, Oelwein, Swisher, Traer, Waukon, Wellman, Powell, and West Liberty.
Roy Wilkins said the Negro resents the implication that he must quell riots. He blamed city administrations for slow response to Negro poverty in Newark and warned municipalities delaying solutions risk future trouble. He also noted Congress bears some responsibility.
Jacqueline Kennedy arrived in Dublin on Saturday marking the end of a six day international visit that began in Italy. She travels with no immediate public engagements on the schedule.
The Cedar Rapids Gazette established in 1883 by The Gazette Co. published daily and Sunday at 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa 52406. Subscription details include carrier and mail options with varying prices for day and night editions and different states, counties, and territories.
Androniki Faches of 735 Fourteenth Street SE was treated for possible head injuries after a two car collision. She rode with Mary G. Faches of the same address, who struck the rear of Arthur L. Koffron’s vehicle. Mary Faches was charged with failure to stop in the assured clear distance ahead.
In Miami Beach, Miss Universe contestants paraded 56 entrants as Le na McGarvie of Scotland placed in the top five and Miss Israel drew cheers. Contestants defended use of hair pieces amid judge notes on changes in pageant trends and costs.
Fort de France Martinique sources report a 47 year old Italian man leaped from a DC 4 airliner at six thousand feet over the French West Indies and died from the fall.
Three American soldiers were killed and one South Korean trooper wounded when North Korean forces attacked a U.N. command post along the western DMZ. The incident followed two prior border clashes within 48 hours, with North Korean infiltrators and subsequent exchanges near the Imjim river area. The three GIs served with the 2nd Infantry Division.
The record lists donations and in memory contributions totaling 6 251 71 with a 1967 budget of 13 290 00 and 7 038 29 yet to be raised. Donors include Helen and Morris Sanford Ardith E Schoon Pilot Club of Cedar Rapids Southwick and many individuals honoring relatives and friends.
A 22 year old Marion man Gary B Williams was charged with reckless driving and illegal possession of prescription drugs after a one car crash. A passenger Ronald Cadman 33 was treated and released for scrapes and bruises. Police said Williams possession of demerol was found at the scene after the westbound car left the road struck a tree and pole.
American and Red Cross mercy planes evacuated 330 more refugees from Kisangani, bringing total evacuees to about 550 since mutinous mercenaries left the city. Reported looting and firing continued as refugees described beatings by soldiers en route to the airport.
Edward Zins, 63, of Nicollet Minnesota, was killed when his car collided head on with a southbound vehicle driven by William Barry, 39, Des Moines, two miles south of Burt on U.S. 169. Barry and his wife Mary Ellen were treated in Des Moines for injuries. Zins’ wife Leona, 56, suffered head injuries and a broken jaw. Sheriff reported Zins car apparently went out of control before the collision.
Larry Wells twelve year old son of Mr and Mrs Raymond F Wells of 1721 Fourteenth Avenue SE was admitted to Mercy hospital Saturday after becoming ill from sniffing a self made mixture of liquids bleach alcohol vinegar soda and water doctors said the concoction caused illness but no permanent injury was reported.
Fred A. Cook 67 of 2454 First Street SW Cedar Rapids died Saturday after a short illness. Born March 30 1900 in Central City he lived in Cedar Rapids since 1918 and managed Jack's store until 1966. Survived by wife Mar tha Charrpar two sons Donald and David four grandchildren a sister and a brother. Services Tuesday 2 pm at Janeba Kuba funeral home with military graveside by Hanford post American Legion. Burial Czech National. Friends may call Monday after 1 pm.
Tracey E Dale a longtime Cedar Rapids resident died Friday of a heart attack while vacationing in northern California Born April 2 1906 in Cedar Rapids he worked for Penick and Ford for 18 years Surviving are his wife Louise a son Tracey Dale Jr of Torrance four stepchildren a brother Laurence R Dale of Los Angeles three sisters all Cedar Rapids and his mother Mrs Robert R Thompson Burial will be in Los Angeles
Lawrence Altha Marie Calvary Baptist Church service set for 1 30 Monday led by Rev Don L Anderson. Burial Cedar Memorial. Friends may call Turner’s west until 9 p m Sunday and at church after 10 a m Monday. Arnott Alice Engel Tur ner’s east at 12 noon Monday by Dr Francis W Pritchard. Burial Oak Hill. Friends may call chapel until 11 30 Monday. The casket will not be opened after service. Fields Rebecca Tur ner’s east at 3 Monday by Rev John I Thomas. Burial Linwood. Friends may call chapel until 2 30 Monday. The casket will not be opened after service. Card Myrtle Tur ner’s west at 10 30 Monday by Rev Jana L Feller. Burial Oak Hill.
In Tokyo the Chinese government filed a strong protest with Burma denouncing what it called illegal arrests of many Chinese nationals and demanding an immediate halt to anti China activities.
Washington reports indicate U S and Israeli officials discuss the Middle East as settlement moves enter a fresh phase. U S sources fault Israel over Jerusalem actions while urging direct Arab Israeli talks or UN venue. Talks also touch on resuming some U S arms shipments to Jordan Saudi Arabia and Israel amid ongoing tensions.
Marvin A. McMurrin, 31, of 1114 Fifth Street NW, was arrested Saturday afternoon on intoxication leaving the scene of an accident with unknown identity and resisting an officer. Police said he drove off after hitting a stop sign at Fifth Avenue and First Street SW during a disturbance in the 600 block of Fifth Street NW. He allegedly kicked and fought as officers tried to escort him to the vehicle.
Robert Brouillard reports a theft of property worth $670 from his unlocked residence between 8:30 and noon on Saturday. Items taken include eight small silver brandy glasses valued at $100 a $350 stereo set and a $120 tape recorder.
A clipped notice lists Marion office numbers for display advertising circulation and department inquiries. It provides 369-1234 for News and 369-1222 369-1333 369-1250 for general inquiries, directing readers to see the story for details.
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