Daily Record Weather and Public Notices Summary
The Daily Record lists daily high and overnight temperatures across multiple cities with precipitation amounts and notes an extended forecast of scattered showers across Iowa and southern counties, followed by improving conditions in the northwest. It includes barometric readings, humidity, wind data, sunrise and sunset times, and year-ago figures. The page also reports birth announcements, local fire and police incidents, and several civil notices listing debts and assets, with details of individuals and residences.
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Atlanta
Miami
Bismarck
Ie Olis
Chicago
Orleans
Denver
New York
Duluth
Houston
Langeles
Washington
Iowa
Traffic fines and officer arrest notices appear in listing
The notice column lists multiple individuals facing fines for traffic violations including right-of-way, resisting an officer, leaving the scene of an accident, driving with a suspended license, excessive noise, stop sign and disobeying a traffic signal. Several obituaries and funeral notices follow with names, ages, and church services scheduled.
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Second Avenue
Roxanne Nash
Thirty-fifth Street
Geraldine Johnson
Colorado Drive
Steven Frazier
Avenue NW
Dennis Taylor
Twenty Eighth Street
Ferdinand Vick
Twentyfirst Street
Leona Scott
Marion
Frank Wilkens
Boxwood Lane
Leonard Weems
J Jr
Fifth Avenue
Albert Jones
Tenth Avenue
Melvin Cadam
Eighth Street
Ronald Lange
Twenty-fourth Avenue
Jerry Forsgren
E Avenue NW
Terry Norris
Swisher
Clayton Lowe
Twentyninth Avenue SW
Northwestern Bell seeks rate hike after strike settlement
Northwestern Bell requests higher monthly charges for one party and central office line connections, with increases for long distance calls within the state and basic residential service. Centrex and PBX services would rise with general service connection charges. The move follows a six day strike settlement affecting the Bell System nationwide.
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Northwestern Bell
Communications Workers of America
Bell System
Draft sequence and stalled talks shape draft renewal debate
Draft math outlines birthdate based call up order while lawmakers clash over a nine month troop withdrawal. Senate leaders delay meetings as Mansfield presses for immediate cease fire talks with Hanoi and total pullout, risking a summer recess stalemate and possible extension bill changes.
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Melvin Laird
Senate Armed Services
John Stennis
D- Miss
House-senate
Senate
Mike Mansfield
U.S
Indo-China
Mansfield
Hanoi
Dairy Princess Injured in Three Car Crash Near Here
Fayette county Dairy Princess Susan Gibbs 19 of Elgin sustained cuts and bruises in a Monday afternoon collision on highway 3 one mile east of Oelwein. Gibbs’ car was rear ended by Bernard Thomas 52 of Arlington whose vehicle had been shoved by a third car driven by Jennifer Prestien 18 of Sumner. Prestien was charged with failure to stop in assured clear distance. All three drivers escaped hospitalization.
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Oelwein
Fayette County
Highway 3
Here
Susan Gibbs
Elgin
Bernard Thomas
Arlington
Jennifer Prestien
Sumner
Miss Prestien
Highway Unit Seeks Delay in Two Demolition Cases
The Iowa highway commission asked Cedar Rapids to defer demolition of two abandoned houses along Tenth Street NE as part of the Cedar Valley expressway project. The request aims to let the commission cover demolition costs, with title transfers and actual work likely months away. Citizens may still dismiss the cases by demolishing their properties at their own expense within 20 days, otherwise default judgments will be pursued.
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Iowa Highway Commission
Cedar Rapids
Tenth Street
Willis Youells
Commission
Youells
McGuire
Linn District Court
Deaths Dolores Hartkemeyer Sutton of Dallas
Dolores Hartkemeyer Sutton wife of H B Sutton died Sunday in Dallas Texas She was a former Cedar Rapids resident Survivors include father Chris Hartkemeyer Mt Vernon two sisters Mrs C C Seidel and Mrs John Lisle both of Marion and brother Duane Hartkemeyer Cedar Rapids Services at Rest Memorial Chapel Dallas at 2 30 p m Tuesday Burial Restland Memorial Cemetery The family suggests contributions to the American Cancer Society
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Dolores Hartkemeyer Sutton
H. B. Sutton
Dallas
Texas
Sutton
Cedar Rapids
Chris F. Hartkemeyer
Mt. Vernon
C. C. Seidel
John Lisle
Marion
Duane Hartkemeyer
Rest Memorial Chapel
Restland Memorial Cemetery
American Cancer Society
Ida E Williams dies after long illness at 82
Ida E Williams 82 widow of Jesse H Williams and lifelong Cedar Rapids Central City resident died Monday after a long illness. Born Onslow September 10 1888. Services at Beatty Bearle chapter at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday with Rev Clifford R Renfer. Interment Oak Shade cemetery Marion. Friends may call Beatty Bearle's after 7 p.m. Tuesday.
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Ida E. Williams
Jesse H. Williams
Cedar Rapids
Central City
Onslow
Beatty-Bearle
Clifford R. Renfer
Oak Shade Cemetery
Marion
Beatty Bearle
Memorial Services and Funerals for Area Residents
Memorial services for Josephine Werner Schamberger and Louise Stone are set for 10 a.m. Wednesday and 10 a.m. Friday respectively, at Immaculate Conception and Kuba funeral home east, with clergy Rev. William P. Leonard and Rev. Charles R. Mehaffey officiating. Burials follow at Oak Hill and Cedar Memorial. Rosaries are scheduled at Turner chapel east and Stewart funeral home. Friends may call Kuba east after 5 p.m. Tuesday. G Harold Dorsey and G Harold Dorsey are listed with services at Immaculate Conception and Mt. Calvary.
James Piersol Soloist for Cedar Rapids Band Concert
Cedar Rapids Municipal band hires James Piersol as soloist for a Wednesday 8 p.m. concert at Cherry Hill park. Frank Piersol conducts two pieces Morceau de Concert and Rondo. The program includes Saint Saens Mozart King Reed Kunihild Osser Smith and Sousa plus a Cole Porter medley. A second show to follow Sunday at 8 p.m. in Bever Park.
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Cedar Rapids
James Piersol
Cherry Hill Park
Piersol
Frank Piersol
Saint Saens
Mozart
Karl L. King
Alfred Reed
Sudan Civil Conflict Deepens Across North and South
In Sudan, animist southern and Arab Muslim northern factions contend for control from Khartoum, yielding hundreds of thousands of deaths since independence in 1955. The new regime offers no pledge of cooperation with Egypt, while Numairi pursues inclusion in a Egypt Libya Syria federation opposed by Communists. The deposed president, allied with the Soviet Union but anti Communist, led 26 months after a coup by officers including Atta. Iraq became the first Arab state to back the rebels with pledges of complete support.
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Khartoum
Britain
Egypt
Sudan
Numairi
Libya
Syria
Atta
Iraq
Third Meeting HELSINKI LIM Talks Held At Soviet Embassy
The third SALT round meeting occurred at the Soviet embassy in Helsinki and lasted one hour with an additional thirty minutes of informal conversation.
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Helsinki
Arson Suspected In Cedar Rapids Fire trio
Fire officials investigate three overnight blazes in Cedar Rapids with arson suspected. A garage at 1502 C Street SW owned by Anthony Kondora burned before 9 p.m. Mon, with a flammable liquid container at the start. A window toss at 428 Seventeenth Street SE caused a burn in carpeting and smoke damage to a building owned by John Nassif and occupied by Donald Farley. A Joe Whiteside residence at 211 Third Street SW sustained heavy smoke damage from fires starting near combustible materials at the base of basement stairs. No loss estimate yet.
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Cedar Rapids
C Street
Anthony Kondora
Seventeenth Street
John Nassif
Meadow Lane
Donald Farley
Joe Whiteside
Third Street
Strikes Update Tightens Labor Dispute Across Rail Lines
The United Transportation Union plans to broaden a selective rail strike to six more roads including CNW and others. Deadlines loom for Southern Pacific Norfolk and Western and Chicago and North Western with court orders debated. Talks continue under mediation with work rules as the main sticking point.
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United Transportation Union
Southern
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Norfolk and Western
Chicago and North Western
CNW
UTA
Alton and Southern
Atchison, Topeka
Santa Fe
Houston Belt and Terminal
Duluth
Mesabi
Iron Range
Elgin
Joliet
Eastern
Bessemer
Lake Erie
Labor Department
Managers Glad Accord Reached In Cedar Rapids
Northwestern Bell management in Cedar Rapids will curb “finger walking” after a tentative agreement ends the strike with the Communication Workers of America. The walkout slowed orders and installations as supervisory staff worked long hours. no vandalism or trouble occurred at the picket line. CWA Local 7101 president Virgil Freiden offered only tentative comments pending a junior executive board meeting.
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Northwestern Bell Telephone Co
Cedar Rapids
Communication Workers of America
CWA
Bell Telephone System
Mike Clemens
Northwestern Bell
Clemens
Virgil Freiden
Unions Again Challenge Tax Exemptions for Halls
Five unions filed six appeals to the Linn district court and the Cedar Rapids board of review seeking tax exemption for union halls under charitable and educational organization provisions. Additional appeals target assessed values on several properties including Indian Creek Country Club, urban renewal lots, Rex Manufacturing personal property, and other parcels with requests to reduce taxable values.
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Cedar Rapids
Building Corp
J Street
IBEW
Blairs Ferry Road
NECR
IC Plumbers and Fitters Building Co
Sixteenth Avenue
Electrical Workers Building Corp
Wiley Boulevard
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America
Wilson Avenue
Numarion Co
Indian Creek Country Club
The
Linn
Oelwein Man Killed In Two Car Crash
An Oelwein man, 30, died in a two car crash on the dump road near Lake Lawn golf course after dust from a tractor sweeper obscured his view. Lilyan Batterson, 36, and her son James, 5, were injured. other children treated and released. Road not a traffic fatality as it was officially closed. Survived by A C Garrels of Oelwein. Brant Funeral Home handling arrangements.
Culver Slated To Visit Korea
Speaker Albert and about 24 congressmen plan an Aug. 7 trip to South Korea. They may visit the Philippines and Formosa, with invitations to address the Korean National Assembly. The delegation is to meet newly elected President Park and members of the assembly, including Rep. Culver.
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Washington
Albert
Court Upholds Unemployment Award to Girl
In Linn district court Judge B J Maxwell upheld Iowa Employment Security Commission ruling that Kathleen Fowler of Springville was entitled to unemployment benefits after being dismissed from Marion Dairy Queen. The Bests argued misconduct and six weeks of benefits totaling 348 dollars, but evidence showed money shortages occurred only when she worked. The court found the commission’s decision supported by sufficient evidence and rejected the student status argument.
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Linn
Iowa Employment Security Commission
Springville
Marion Dairy Queen
William Best, Jr
Joyce Best
Kathleen Fowler
Bests
B. J. Maxwell
Fritz Named President of Central Bank in Des Moines
Collin W. Fritz, Iowa state superintendent of banking since 1969, was elected president and director of Central National Bank and Trust Co. in Des Moines. The appointment takes effect August 1, with Bernard C. Grangaard remaining chairman and chief executive. Fritz previously served as senior vice president and trust officer at Jasper County Savings Bank in Newton.
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Des Moines
Collin W. Fritz
Central National Bank and Trust Co
Bernard C. Grangaard
Grangaard
Fritz
Robert Ray
Jasper County Savings Bank of
Newton
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