Daily Record Weather Temperatures on Wednesday
Wet, cooler spell marked by scattered showers across the region. Temperatures dipped into the mid sixties with a brisk breeze and overnight lows near the upper fifties.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1969
Page
3
Wet, cooler spell marked by scattered showers across the region. Temperatures dipped into the mid sixties with a brisk breeze and overnight lows near the upper fifties.
Iowa death notices list several individuals with service times and church details including Holy Cross Elmer Kinesner 61 Luxemberg Holy Trinity Luxemberg Rosary at 9 30 and 9 Kramer's in Dyersville Williamsburg Mrs Edwin Watkins 57 St Pauls Lutheran MecSwiggin and Uhlmann Marenge Lee R Jackson Bo service times Frising at 1 30 etc plus births Mercy July 23 Adams and Peters 74 Oxford Junction Sobotka 04 Haydens Springville Gearhart 96 services listed across multiple towns.
Harold Schaefer city clerk announced absentee ballots for the August 12 civic center referendum will be available Monday at city hall. Voters out of town August 14 may vote at the clerk's office through August 11. Mailed ballot requests permitted for those hospitalized or away on election day. Registration deadline August 2. voter office hours listed. contact 298-30184 for details.
The report describes a confrontation at a courthouse lobby involving Father George and photographer Ritzman during a Kennedy related event. It notes a struggle with a light, pushes, and statements about not wanting to be photographed. Names connected to the Kennedy circle and a separate witness context are listed.
Rovaniemi Finland dispatch notes UCS discussion on Bettiga proposal to study city programs. The plan would compare city, school district, UCS and other bodies to form priority ratings and improve coordination. Board asks further cost discussion with officials and Area Ten College board. a labor spokesman supports the study.
A 23 month old girl, Rhian Cartyn Davies, climbed onto a chair beside a washing machine and fell head first into the tub. Police report the child drowned while the grandmother hung washing on a clothesline outside GLAMORGAN Wales.
The Flying Nun segment faces programming mixups with a birthday party plans feature airing at 6 30 p m Thursday on KCRG TV Channel 9f in color.
Wyoming game and fish commission officers arrested 53 people in January for violations of game and fish laws. Violations included shooting from a public road, failing to stop at a check station, resisting arrest, hunting rabbits without a license, shooting illegal ducks during the mallard season, killing antelope out of season and waste of game meat.
Jonathan Seeley 2 of SW First Avenue NE was reported in fair condition in the ICU at St Luke's Hospital after a fall from a concrete seawall near the SW avenue bridge. He suffered head and back injuries while searching for sinkers in rocks and attempting to climb down a cable to escape. Police and EMS responded. two men moved a stretcher down to assist, and the fire department assisted with ropes and hoisting.
Emma Baxa 1007 Ninth Street SE Cedar Rapids died Wednesday after a short illness. Born April 1 1907 she lived in Cedar Rapids most of her life. Survived by sister Eva Kamberling Mechanicsville and four brothers Albert Lisbon Emil Mechanicaville Gorge Solon Leo Mt Vernon. Services at Brush funeral home Solon 2 p.m. Saturday Rev A F Washington burial Sulliff cemetery near Solon. Friends may call at funeral home Friday afternoon.
Cedar Rapids officials announce the Sixteenth Avenue bridge over the Cedar River is closed after a section of the deck caved in due to ballast erosion from high water. Public Improvements Commissioner Donald Carney says subsidence of ballast material over the barrel arch caused the damage, and a temporary repair plan versus expedited reconstruction will depend on cost. The inspection, led by Century Engineering, aims to measure ballast erosion extent as engineers await results before moving ahead with repairs or reconstruction.
Vincent Driscoll 58 of 112 j Cedar Rapids died Wednesday after a brief illness. Services Saturday at 8:20 a.m. Brush chapel and 9 a.m. in Immaculate Conception church. Burial St Johns cemetery. Surviving wife Bernice three daughters two sons ten grandchildren five sisters two brothers. Friends may call after 1 p.m Friday.
Clarence Rowe of Cedar Rapids later of Santa Monica Calif died Tuesday. Born May 20 1887 in Clinton he was an engineer for the North Western railroad for 45 years before retirement. Survived by his wife Glora Rowe son Donald L Rowe three grandchildren. Memorial services 10 30 a m Saturday Turner chapel east. Burial Cedar Memorial cemetery. Masters Masons invited to meet at Masonic hall 10 a m Saturday.
Canney said a part of the bridge has sunk about three feet but no danger of a vehicle falling through was seen on Thursday. A broad truck driver noticed the bridge settle in front of his truck and alerted police. Detours are marked as officials expect a long closure for full-scale reconstruction.
The article recounts that Abodeely faced imprisonment as a deterrent to crimes requiring deliberation. It mentions Wak, a referenced abortionist, and a woman who was found dead after an abortion. Infections afflicted several referred women.
Michael McLaughlin of Richland Washington died there Wednesday. Born March 26 1930 in Cedar Rapids he was a Presbyterian member survived by parents and sister Patricia McLaughlin of Richland. A separate criminal case concerns Merle Meyers aided an abortion attempt with Abodeely facing maximum sentence as county attorney argues for severe justice.
Memorial services for Nelson and Christoffey Turnes set for 1 30 p m Friday officiated by Major John Kimmmons. Burial at Linwood Cemetery Reynolds Hugh Brush Chapel at 1 30 p m Friday with Rev A F Frankhauser. Interment at Czech National Cemetery follows.
Anamosa reported 2.2 inches of rain with scattered thundershowers statewide. Walford measured 1.98 inches and Independence 84, Clarence 58. Other amounts included 1.3 percent at Chilier and 0.28 at Garwin. Northern Town cleared to sunny with late clouds in the south. forecasters expect generally pleasant weather in Iowa for the next 24 hours.
James Fowler deputy coordinator for the Alliance Progress says there is no evidence of an arms race in Latin America according to a Washington report. He argues that regional defenses reflect legitimate security needs rather than escalation.
Apollo 11 completes a historic voyage. Armstrong Aldrin and Collins splash down in the Pacific off Hawaii after a high‑speed reentry and successful parachute deployment. The trio emerges to a triumphant signal and cheers from ground control.
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