Weather drift and city notices from Daily Record
Highs and lows across cities with precipitation, followed by an extended forecast of scattered thundershowers and temperature ranges. Then multiple local traffic and public notices list fines for violations and upcoming funeral services in towns including Toledo Oelwein Clermont Independence Monticello and Haydens Wyoming.
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Birth notices and incidents from Coralville and Ames area
Coralville Lake pool level reported at 687.33 feet on Thursday. Birth notices list a daughter for Terry Robertson and a daughter for Roger Wiseman, plus multiple out of town births in Ames and Cedar Rapids. Several local incidents noted with times, including a boy locked in a closet on Hamilton Street SW and various electrical hazards around Cedar Rapids.
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Ames
Phil Hanna
Hamilton Street
Thirteenth Street
Edgewood Road
F Avenues
Belvedere Drive
Disturbing the Peace Fines For Multiple Individuals
Sharon Kahler of 266 Thirty-second Street NW Virgil Smith Jr of 2843 Fourteenth Avenue SE Philip Hughes Toddville Carl Whipple of Atkins Robert Newlin of 8817 Sprucewood Court NE each fined 20 dollars and costs for disturbing the peace.
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Howard Utley, Jr
First Street
Bonnie Fresh
Seminole Avenue
Gary Smart
Twenty-second Avenue
Marion
Donald Carnicle
Fourth Street
Josephine Heindselman
Illinois Street
Timothy Gorman
Twenty Sixth Street
Patrick Welsh
Fifth Street
Michael Olson
Thirty-second Street
Lana Cobb
Thirty-third Avenue
Gerald Dankert
Westwood Drive
Kevin Gromman
Cherry Hill Road
A. C. Ambrose
Fourteenth Street
Sharon Kahler
Virgil Smith, Jr
Fourteenth Avenue SE
Philip Hughes
Toddville
Carl Whipple
Atkins
Robert Newlin
Sprucewood Court
McGovern Faces Union Opposition in Nomination Fight
McGovern says he won the nomination despite active opposition from union power brokers. He notes labor and party leaders will be major targets of the operation O'Brien will lead, as the GOP and labor factions scrutinize next steps ahead of the campaign.
Capri mayor and council clean up city streets
Capri mayor Federico Arucci and 11 municipal councilors donned overalls and joined street cleaners on duty after a strike left Capri’s streets unserviced. The proactive effort aimed to restore daily life and public service swiftly by city leadership.
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Combat actions near Quang Tri City detailed violence
Four Americans wounded in combat near Quang Tri City as ground fighting intensifies. Reports note heavy clashes as Communist reinforcements attack government paratroopers. South Vietnamese forces press to retake the provincial capital. Air strikes include F-4 Phantoms and guided bombs hitting targets near Hanoi and a cave defense along Tonkin Gulf.
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Deputy McKinney Shot in Cedar Rapids Alley Near 12th Ave
U S Marshal Dick McKinney, 38, was shot beside his car near 614 Twelfth Avenue SE after returning from Manchester where he spoke to the Northeast Iowa Peace Officers Assn. Investigators say he sought a federal fugitive, received a tip in a northeast Cedar Rapids tavern around 1 a.m., and fired several shots in an alley. FBI and Cedar Rapids police lead the probe with 12 detectives on duty. Hultman and Thompson seek witnesses for federal and local authorities. McKinney, a former Mason City officer, had served as a U S marshal since 1962 and was connected with high security assignments. He died before hospital arrival. Burial is planned at Oak Hill following services at Grace Episcopal Church.
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Eleventh Avenue
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Northeast Iowa Peace Officers Assn
Manchester
Harold Irons
Fletcher D. Thompson
FBI
Omaha
Thompson
Cedar Rapids
U. S
Mel Howe
Howe
U.S
Mason City
Julius Hoffman
U.S. Atty
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Cedar Rapids Federal Building
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Dick Donald McKinney
Midway Drive
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Des Moines
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the Elks, American Legion
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Donald D
Patricia Mann
Barbara Hayes
Central City
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Beth McKinney
Colorado Springs
Colo
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Thomas S. Hulme
Hanford American Legion Post
Oak Hill
Turner Chapel West
Man Arrested On Drunk Driving Charge Near Hiawatha
Richard D. Prosser, 39, of 865 Eighteenth Street SE, was arrested Wednesday night on charges of drunk driving and failure to control his vehicle after a private citizen reported erratic driving about one and a half miles north of Hiawatha on Highway 150. Prosser was released Thursday by court order pending arraignment.
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Eighteenth Street SE
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Want to rent your garage A d want ad
Classified line offers quick low cost garage rental assistance with contact number 398 8234 for placement and inquiries.
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Milwaukee death notices for George O Melsha 70
George O. Melsha 70 of Milwaukee died there Thursday after a brief illness He was born Sept 23 1901 in Cedar Rapids A retired Tool and Die Co Milwaukee employee and a Grant High School and Iowa State University graduate His only Eastern Iowa survivor is sister Mrs Edward Racer Cedar Rapids Services pending Borgwardt funeral home West Allis Wisconsin
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Memorial Services for Hartman and Ault Held
Memorial services for Josephine A Hartman were held Thursday at 9 30 a m in St Patrick s Catholic church. Burial followed at Cedar Memorial with Teahen funeral home in charge. Stacy Lynn Ault graveside services at Linwood Cemetery were at 1 30 p m Friday conducted by Rev Harry R Egner of Calvary Baptist church. Friends may call at Turner West.
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Sarah Sime
Henderson’s
Mt. Israel Cemetery
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Randalia
Ben Turner
United Methodist Church
Bellas-Wright
Fayette
Oelwein
Anna Gremmels
Brant’s
Lower Deer Creek
Hartman
Josephine A
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Cedar Memorial
Teahen
Last Day To Register For Aug. 1 Vote In Linn County
Linn County voters must register by Saturday to be eligible for the August 1 primary. Auditor Art Williams says the courthouse registration office will open extra hours from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, with normal hours 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays. New Iowa laws make it easier for new county residents to register. Any U.S. citizen at least 18 and a state resident 30 days before August 1 may register to vote.
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Maquoketa Bank Denied Spragueville Office Plan
Iowa State banking board in Cedar Rapids denied Maquoketa State Bank's request to open a Spragueville bank office citing precedent. A public hearing had been held in Des Moines. Northwestern State Bank won approval for an Orange City office. Delayed action on Earlham Savings Bank Del Soto request. next meeting August 26 at Lake Okoboji to decide on a hearing.
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Two Injured in Linn Accident
Larry N. Bunn age 23 and Russell L. Miller age 20, both of 305 Fifth street NW, were listed in fair condition at St. Luke's hospital Thursday after a Sunday one car crash near Walford on highway 149. A Linn deputy reported Bunn lost control on a curve, left the road, and rolled into a ditch.
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Russell L. Miller
St. Luke’s Hospital
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Man Sentenced in Linn Court for Car Theft
Carol F. Cornelison Jr pled guilty in Linn district court to larceny of a motor vehicle. He received ten years in the penitentiary at Fort Madison to run concurrently with a prior burglary sentence. Authorities tied the theft to a Cedar Rapids man’s car taken May 18. Cornelison listed a southwest Cedar Rapids address.
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Carol F. Cornelison, Jr
Linn
Fort Madison
Cornelison
Cedar Rapids
Corvair No More Likely To Turn Over Says U S
The government concluded that the 1960–1963 Corvair is not more prone to rollover than other cars of its year and weight. Track tests showed comparable stability to rivals, while Nader’s submitted materials were deemed contradictory. The study found light cars rollover more often than heavier ones but Corvair rollover rates were lower than other light domestic cars.
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U.S
Ralph Nader
General Motors
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Washington
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D-Wash
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Viet Cong and North Vietnamese push for joint settlement
The Viet Cong and North Vietnam insist on a simultaneous political and military agreement as a condition for a cease-fire. Mrs. Nguyen Thi Binh accuses the U S of clinging to Vietnamization while Xuan Thuy calls for an end to U S support and a combined settlement to ensure a lasting halt to hostilities.
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Red Army Falls Back in Don Steppes Battle
Thirty years past the Red army retreated toward Rostov as German forces massed numbers tanks and weapons in a push for the key Caucasus region.
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Irving to reveal fourth person in Hughes hoax book
New York report says Clifford Irving will publish in September an account of the Howard Hughes autobiography hoax that names a fourth person involved. He cites a colleague who knew details, though the person’s identity remains undisclosed and not prosecuted.
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New York
Clifford Irving
Howard Hughes
Dick Suskind
McGraw-Hill
Fischer Cameras Still Possible For Hall Telecast
Stein said a final decision on television cameras rests with Bobby Fischer after this game. He noted the hall inspection will determine if cameras can be installed, and that they were too late to be ready for the current match.
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