Daily Record Weather Summary for Saturday
Atlanta Las Vegas Chicago Denver New Orleans Honolulu New York etc show high and low readings with precipitation. Temperatures range 56 to 101 across cities and rainfall listed for several locations with daily totals and normals stated for July 1971.
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Las Vegas
Bismarck
Los Angeles
Chicago
Miami
Denver
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Des Moines
New Orleans
Honolulu
New York
Gazette
Rail Talks Set Today
Washington AP reports face to face talks resume to end a dispute idling 48 000 rail workers on Union Pacific and Southern Railway. George Ives of the National Mediation Board supervised joint sessions while W J Usery ordered a Sunday session to break the deadlock with proposals and counter proposals still under review.
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Washington
National Mediation Board
George Ives
W. J. Usery
Union Pacific and Southern Railway
Agnew Defends Regime Criticizes U.S. Black Leaders
Vice President Spiro Agnew criticizes U.S. black leaders as quarrelsome while praising Ethiopia Kenya and Congo figures like Haile Selassie Jomo Kenyatta Mobutu and Andre Bo-Boliko. He notes debates on democratization and mentions potential amnesty for Congo students conscripted into military service. He also faults white labor leaders seeking protectionist deals while opposing free trade.
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U.S
Haile Selassie
Jomo Kenyatta
Ethiopia
Kenya
Congo
Agnew
Mobutu
United States
Congress
Births at St Luke’s July 16 17
Birth notices list new arrivals for July 16 and 17. Daryl Achenbach a daughter to Gordon Levig Walford. Paul Gray a daughter Mount Vernon. Anthony Wilhelm a daughter 6522 Brookview Lane NE. July 17 Dennis Klyn a daughter Marion. Richard Easterday Alburnett a son. Del Bert Howe Elberon a son. Steven McElmeel Lisbon a daughter. Thomas Scott 3516 Sheridan Drive SE a daughter.
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Gordon Levig
Walford
Daryl Achenbach
Hiawatha
Paul Gray
Mount Vernon
Anthony Wilhelm
Brookview Lane
Richard Easterday
Alburnett
Dennis Klyn
South Fifth Street
Marion
Roger Pitzen
Westview Drive
Delbert Howe
Elberon
Steven McElmeel
Lisbon
Thomas Scott
Sheridan Drive
Gets College Degree 31 Years After Start
Capt Alfred F Blair of Penn State earned a bachelor of arts degree after leaving college 31 years earlier to join the Navy. He is commander and director of the Antisubmarine Warfare Tactical School in Norfolk Virginia and took a Navy furlough to study at the Ongentz campus near Philadelphia.
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University Park, Pa
Alfred F. Blair
Navy
Penn State
Pittsburgh
Norfolk
Ongentz
The
University
Philadelphia
Capt. Blair
Tenants Save on Rent by Signing No Smoking Pledge
At least 45 families in an Arlington apartment complex have $10 deducted from their monthly rent for signing no smoking pledges. The program offers a ten dollar monthly reduction for residents who commit to not smoking.
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Arlington
Tex
Wanted ad hints at unusual item in classifieds
A short classified note hints at an unusual item sought by a seller. The ad uses concise wording to attract bidders or offers for a specific oddity mentioned in the listing.
Fear 30 Dead In Japanese Mine Blast
Twenty miners died in a coal mine explosion on Hokkaido with ten others trapped after a cave-in. Police said 20 bodies were recovered and methane gas likely caused the blast while rescue efforts were hampered by toxic fumes and dwindling oxygen supplies.
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Supporo
Japan
UPI
Hokkaido
Obituaries for Louise Belew and Frank Snoble listed
Louise Stone Belew 45 former Cedar Rapids resident died in Anaheim California after a long illness. Survived by husband Jimmie four daughters parents siblings and grandchildren. Services at Kub a funeral home Cedar Memorial burial Cedar Memorial. Frank A Snoble honored with brush chapel service in Crockett Texas with arrangements in Cedar Rapids Iowa. Memorials may go to Linn County Cancer Society.
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Louise Stone Belew
Cedar Rapids
Anaheim
Calif
Des Moines
California
Jimmie
Judy Fruehling
Cynthia Greenfield
Arlie Wood
Regina
Phillip Lewis
George Trokosh
Vernon
William Vendetti
Walter ‘Thompson
David Emrich
John Brecht
Dowald
Daryl
Ronald Lewis
William Lewis
Springville
Kub
Ruth Schoening
Mt. Carroll
Ill
Cedar Memorial Funeral
Cedar Memorial
Serovy
Dorothy E
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Charles R. Mehaffey
Asbury United Methodist Church
Linn County Cancer Society
Snoble
Frank A
Brush Chapel
A. T. Washington
Calloway Funeral Home
Crockett
Texas
Center Hill Cemetery
Afro-American Institute Opens Today at Iowa
Ralph Ellison will deliver the opening address at 8 p.m. in the Iowa Memorial Union ballroom for the University of Iowa Institute for Afro-American Culture. The three day program centers on Richard Wright and his influence, with lectures by scholars from multiple universities and a public schedule for evenings.
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Ralph Ellison
Albert Schweitzer
New York University
University of Iowa Institute For
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Richard Wright
Ellison
Wright
Charles T. Davis
U. of S
Donald Gibson
Edward ‘Margolies
W. Allison Davis
Mississippi
Robert Washington
Chicago
Michel Fabre
Sorbonne
Fabre
Washington
Margaret Alexander Walker
Alexander
Lon
Great Park plan eyed as Nixon proposes California land transfer
White House spokesman Herbert Klein said Nixon plans to turn 5.5 miles of federal beach at Camp Pendleton into a state park, creating one of California’s great parks with space for 10 000 campsites. The 3 115 acre parcel trims from 4 000 to meet marine objections, with override of a House veto anticipated and a clause that land be kept as a park or forfeited. No transfer date set.
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White House
Nixon
Federal Beach
California
Presidential
Herbert Klein
Klein
Camp Pendleton Marine Base
Marine Corps
House
Senate Armed Services
Senate
Polls show British opposition to Common Market entry
Public polls published last week show strong British opposition to joining the Common Market with 25 percent favoring entry in a Gallup poll and 20 percent in a Louis Harris survey. The polls were conducted before a government white paper urging membership was released.
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London
UPI
Gallup
Louis Harris
Margaret Burgus 84 of Cedar Rapids dies after long illness
Margaret Ann Burgus 84 of 1434 B avenue NE died Friday after a long illness. She was widow of Louis D. Burgus Cedar Rapids finance commissioner 1932 1953. Born Oct 10 1886 Sperry she married Burgus Oct 4 1911. Surviving sons Don ald H. Burgus Louis R. Burgus and sister Mrs Roy Steffner Sperry. Services 1 p.m. Tuesday Chapel of Memories First Lutheran church. Burial Cedar Memorial. Friends may call Cedar Memorial funeral home after noon Monday.
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Margaret Ann Burgus
B Avenue NE
Burlington
Louis D. Burgus
Cedar Rapids
Sperry
Mr. Burgus
First Lutheran Church
Woman’s Club
Donald H. Burgus
Louis R. Burgus
Frances Darragh 1890 80 dies. widow of John W. Darragh
Frances Darragh 80 widow of John W. Darragh formerly of 1411 Eighth avenue SE Cedar Rapids died in St. Louis after a sudden illness. Born August 21 1890 in Cedar Rapids she lived here until moving to St. Louis in 1963. Survived by daughter Helen A. Darragh and sister Alicia Corporan Cedar Rapids. Service Tuesday 10 a.m. Immaculate Conception Church Rev William P. Leonard. Burial Mt Calvary. Rosary Monday 7 30 p.m. at Stewart funeral home callers today 7 9 p.m. and Monday 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.
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John W. Darragh
Eighth Avenue SE
St. Louis
Cedar Rapids
Mt. Calvary
Father Leonard
Stewart Funeral Home
Memorial Services for Becicka and Richardson Held
Memorial services were set for Louis-Brush Becicka at 10 a.m. Monday in the Czech chapel with burial at Czech National Cemetery after 9 a.m. Sunday. Elizabeth F. Richardson’s private service followed at 10:30 a.m. Monday at Chapel of Memories by Canon D. A. Loferski. she is survived by a daughter in Irvine, a son in Mount Vernon, and two sisters including Mrs. Anna O Keeffe.
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Ohio
Anna O'Keefe
Yucaipa
Calif
Senate approves 7 Billion Health Education Bill with sex policy
Senate passes two health education bills totaling 7 billion dollars with an amendment tying funds to anti discrimination in enrollment. The package funds medical and dental schools, nursing programs, and related facilities, loans, and scholarships over five years.
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Washington
Senate
Charles Mathias
R-Md
Edward Kennedy
Dmass
Two Cedar Rapids Children Hurt In Auto Crash
Theresa Lindsey seven and John Schulte ten were treated at Mercy hospital for injuries after a car driven by William C. Lindsey thirty four struck a parked vehicle on Second avenue SW at about 5 30 p m. The children were passengers in the Lindsey car.
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Cedar Rapids
Theresa Lindsey
A Avenue NW
John Schulte
Twelfth Street NW
Mercy Hospital
Second Avenue
William C. Lindsey
Fifteenth Street
Lunokhod 1 Ends Ninth Lunar Day On Moon
The Soviet robot Lunokhod 1 studied crater fields in the Sea of Rains during its ninth lunar day and shut down Saturday for another two week lunar night.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Nader Report Attacks Agriculture Dept Over Pesticides and Meat
A Ralph Nader task force accuses the Agriculture Department of bowing to agribusiness profit at the expense of safe meat and clean environment. The report calls for moving meat inspection to a health agency, creating an independent consumer protection office, and restricting potent pesticides to registered applicators. It also cites weak monitoring of growth promotants, bribes to inspectors, and contamination concerns.
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Washington
Ralph Nader
Consumer Advocate
Environmental Protection Agency
Food and Drug Administration
Consumer Protection Agency
New England Journal of Medicine
Hughes says he has no favorite candidate for nomination
Senator Harold Hughes, visiting Iowa anew after quitting the presidential race, asserts he has no favorite candidate at this time and his campaign workers may support any candidate. He calls his withdrawal irrevocable to focus on drug and alcoholism issues and dismisses Ripon Forum criticism as flattery.
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Danbury
UPI
Harold Hughes
Hughes
George McGovern
D-S.c
Iowa
Ripon Forum
White ‘House
U.S
Vietnamese drug probe widens to Thieu aides
The report recounts accusations against South Vietnamese officials connected to heroin traffic in Saigon. General Ngo Dzu denies the charges, while NBC cites sources claiming Thieu and Ky profit from drugs and names Lt. Gen. Dang Van Quang as a major pusher. The U.S. Army probe may publish findings soon.
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U.S. Army
Provost Marshall
South Vietnam
Robert Steele
R-Conn
Ngo Dzu
Dzu
Military Region II
Vietnam
Thieu
NBC
Phil Brady
Brady
Dang van Quang
Soviet scientists tour Nevada nuclear test site
Seven Soviet scientists visited the Nevada test site in Mercury for the first inspection ever by Russian researchers of the location where most U.S. nuclear tests are conducted.
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Nev
Nevada
U.S
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