Weather and Birth Notices From Gazette Area
Daily Record weather summary shows high 81 and low 78 on Saturday with no rainfall and July total 1.63 inches. Numerous birth announcements list families at St Luke's Mercy and various local addresses, noting daughter or son births on July 22 and July 23. Funeral services are scheduled across multiple towns including Belle Plaine Marion Keystone Manchester Shelly's Monticello and Mt Vernon with several church services and gravesides set for early week.
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Tealigee Tee Eel
Ioc
Sun Mises
Orde
Monty
Strike stalemate drags as officials press for settlement
Curtin and Sie Miller defend carrier stance amid growing public complaints about talks. Labor officials say a non inflationary settlement is possible within 24 hours if an acceptable offer is presented. Assistant Labor Secretary Reynolds notes the deadlock is highly national in scope and vows continued efforts.
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Curtin
Labor
James J. Reynolds
Queen of 1966 Tournament of Drums Named
Patricia Comley was crowned Queen of the 1966 Tournament of Drums after a Greene Square ceremony. She represents KCRG and will reign over the parade and evening contest while receiving merchant awards and joining the Grenadiers in distant competition. The Grenadiers sponsored the event with local civic groups backing the tournament.
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Patricia Comley
Miss Comley
Greene Square
KCRG
Ellen Petersmith
KLWW
Wendy Sue Scott
KHAK
Kaye Pritchard
Buckingham
WMT
Comley
Cedar Rapids Merchants
Grenadiers Corps
Grenadiers
Hanford Post
American Legion
Cedar Rapids Optimist Clubs
Greater Downtown Assn
Retail Merchants Bureau
The
Chamber of Commerce
Lindale Plaza Merchants Assn
Jeff
Joey Hunter
Jacelyn Drive
Kingston Stadium
Antique Auto Show At Cedar Rapids Opens Today
More than 100 antique and special interest cars are expected to participate in the Cedar Rapids region Airport Meet of the Antique Automobile Club of America. The program begins at 10 a.m. with a parade, flea market for antique parts, and a day long display open to the public.
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Cedar Rapids
Antique Automobile Club of America
Cedar Rapids Gazette Established in 1885
The Cedar Rapids Gazette began in 1885 by The Gazette Co and is published daily and Sunday at 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa 52406. Subscriptions are available by carrier or mail with varying rates. mail subs in towns with Gazette carrel service are not accepted. The Associated Press holds exclusive republication rights for local news and AP dispatches.
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The
Gazette Co
Third Ave. SE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
U.S. Territories
Associated Press
Gazette Classified Ad Urges Action
An unsigned advertisement urges readers to take action with a call to dial 362-1121 for Gazette classified services.
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Gazette
Dial
Patman Targets Bank Interest Rates With 4.5 Percent Cap
Chairman Wright Patman said the House Banking Committee will move to limit bank time deposits under 100000 to 4.5 percent while keeping higher rates for larger deposits. He framed the plan as a temporary emergency step and announced hearings to study the broader rate issue.
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Washington
UPI
Wright Patman
House Banking Committee
Texas Democrat
Patman
Savings & Loan Industry
Breakins At Mt Vernon Solved Four Teens Arrested
Deputy Sheriff Karl Schade reports four Mt. Vernon juveniles arrested for recent break ins at Hillcrest Country Club. The 15, two 14, and a 13 year old were charged with breaking and entering and released to parents pending juvenile court action. Loot recovered includes a golf club, four dozen golf balls, and two cases of beer valued at about $100.
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Karl Schade
Hillcrest Country Club
Mt. Vernon
Schade
C R Man Hurt In Rural Crash Near Palo
Marion J. Foley aged 31 of 368 Seventh Avenue SW was hurt Saturday when his car went out of control on county road 64 near Palo. He was admitted to Mercy hospital with cuts to the right arm face and both knees and listed in satisfactory condition. Sheriff officers charged Foley with failure to have his car under control.
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Marion J. Foley
Seventh Avenue
Palo
Mercy Hospital
Foley
Pliny the Elder Died in Vesuvius Eruption
Pliny the Elder, renowned Roman author, perished during the eruption of Mt Vesuvius that destroyed Pompeii and nearby settlements. His death is linked to heroic efforts to aid others as ash and pumice blanketed the region.
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Pliny the Elder
Mt. Vesuvius
Pompeii
Clergy Leaders oppose retaliatory moves in Vietnam crisis
Seventy two American lay and religious leaders urged President Johnson to avoid reprisals over Vietnam. In a White House cable they urged humane treatment of prisoners per Red Cross standards and called on North Vietnam to spare towns, condemning vengeance as abhorrent to conscience. Signers include Margaret Mead and university theology leaders from Union, Harvard, and Princeton. The World Council of Churches links 200 plus churches across 80 nations.
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U.S
Johnson
White House
United States
Vietnam
North Vietnam
International Red Cross
Margaret Mead
New York
John C. Bennett
Union Theological Seminary
Harvey Cox
Harvard Divinity School
Richard Shaull
Princeton Theological Seminary
World Council of Churches
Rites Tuesday For Central City Man
H L Louis Pflughaupt a Central City resident for 20 years and Linn county resident 75 died Saturday in a Cedar Rapids hospital He was born February 26 1890 in Huron SD He married Lella Miles November 2 1910 He was a farmer and member of Central City Methodist church Surviving are his wife three sons Carroll M Glenn L and Howard A two brothers a sister 15 grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren Services 2 30 p m Tuesday Central City Methodist Church Burial Oak Shade Marion Friends may call after 3 p m Sunday Passmore Murdoch Funeral Home Central City
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Belle Plaine
Joseph G. Dolak
St. Michael’s Catholic Church
Hrabak
Central City
Henry Pflughaupt
Central City Methodist Church
Oak Shade Marion
Passmore
Independence
Mary Meister
Grassl John’s Catholic
Rosary Standley
Rhlyel
Charles E. Patterson
Rock Island
Fellmier
H. L. ‘Louis
Pflughaupt
Linn County
Cedar Rapids
Huron
S.D
Lella Miles
Marion
Carroll M
Coggon
Glenn L
Howard A
Bill
Milton Pflughaupt
Katie Quaas
Riverside
Calif
Clyde Scott
Oak Shade
Passmore-Murdoch Funeral Home
East Iowan, 47, Dies In Crash
Elmer Kruger a 47 year old farmer from near Waukon died in a two car crash on Iowa 14 57 four miles west of Grundy Center. Four Kruger family members were injured Loraine 47 Corinne 11 Sandra 17 and William Kruger 63. Marlin James Eiler 35 of Grundy Center had minor injuries. Eiler's car crossed into Kruger's path. The Iowa 1966 traffic toll reached 401 with this crash.
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Iowa
Iowa 14
Grundy Center
Elmer Kruger
Waukon
Postville
Loraine
Corrine
Sandra
William Kruger
Marlin James Eiler
Eiler
Kruger
Ukrainian rail worker executed for war crimes in World War II
Moscow reports a Ukrainian railway worker was executed as the 25th Soviet citizen in a year for aiding Nazis in torturing and killing his countrymen during World War II. The man was convicted of participating in wartime atrocities.
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Moscow
UPI
Tide of Battle Turned Johnson Tells Troops
President Johnson watched a Vietnam battle demonstration at Fort Campbell and told the 101st Airborne that the tide has turned in favor of U S forces. He reviewed troops from a jeep, spoke in Indianapolis, urged restraint by business and labor to curb inflation, and planned a tour to Indiana and Illinois to sign a bill creating the George Rogers Clark National Historical Park.
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FT. Campbell, Ky
Vietnam
101St Airborne
Screaming Eagles
101St Division
Fort Campbell
Indianapolis
Ind
101St
Luciat
Ft. Campbell
Tas
Hanoi
Lawrenceville
Ill
Vincennes
Northwest Territory
Unemployed man arrested in LBJ threat case
Raymond Leslie Dunn, 38, was arrested near Linn Grove by federal agents on a charge of threatening to kill President Lyndon Johnson. Dunn reportedly made the threat in a long distance call to the Social Security Office in Baltimore. He admitted the call and was jailed in Sioux City awaiting arraignment.
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Here
Lyndon Johnson
Raymond Leslie Dunn
Marshall Jack Roe
FBI
Federal Court
Sioux City
Dunn
Roe
Social Security Administration
Baltimore
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