Weather and obituary notes from Daily Record
The Saturday weather shows high and low temperatures across multiple cities with precipitation figures and humidity. The issue also lists numerous funeral notices across towns such as Cascade Columbus Junction Guttenburg and Manchester with service times and locations.
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Atlanta
Los Angeles
Bismarck
Mia
Boston
Milwaukee
Chicago
Minneapolis
Denver
New Orleans
Des Moines
New York
Houston
Phoenix
Death notices for Catherine Bowman
Catherine S. Bowman 1727 Third avenue SE Cedar Rapids died Friday. Born December 20 1949 she is survived by her mother Patricia Bowman a sister and a brother all of Cedar Rapids and grandparents Elmer J Bowman and Sadie Andresen plus paternal grandparents of Owatonna Minnesota. Services at First Lutheran Church 1:30 p.m. Tuesday Reverend George C Carlson burial Cedar Memorial Cemetery viewing times at Turner Chapel East Sunday after 3 p.m. and Monday until 9 p.m. and at church 10 a.m. to 1:25 p.m. Tuesday. Casket will not be opened after service.
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Catherine S. Bowman
Third Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids
Lloyd Bowman
Patricia Bowman
David Bowman
Sadie Andresen
Elmer J. Bowman
Owatonna
Minn
First Lutheran Church
George C. Carlson
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Turner Chapel East
Cedar Rapids Resident Berneta Osborne Dies After Illness
Berneta B. Osborne age 70 born January 31 1896 in Marion died Saturday after a brief illness at her Cedar Rapids home She is survived by her son Ralph D Osborne Clinton four grandchildren and sister Marguerite Thompson Independence Services are pending at Turner Chapel West in Cedar Rapids.
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Berneta B. Osborne
Seventeenth Street
Cedar Rapids
Marion
Ralph D. Osborne
Clinton
Marguerite Thompson
Independence
Turner Chapel West
Memorial Services and Funerals at Local Chapels
Memorial services for Feyerabend Leo E at Turner East Chapel at 1 30 PM Monday by Wilbert Trusheim of Faith United Methodist Church. Burial at Cedar Memorial Cemetery. Kubec Mrs Wiley 2 PM Monday at Brush Chapel with Reverend A T Washington. Burial Oakland Cemetery Iowa City. Lord Frank R Turner Chapel West 10 30 AM Monday with Dr John M Jensen. Burial Linwood Cemetery. Casket will not be opened after the service. West until 10 15 AM Monday. Friends may call at the chapels.
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Iowa City
Glenn Marner
George L. Gay’s
Visitation
Manchester
Bert P. Friebel
Bohnenkampf
Herman H. Iben
First Lutheran Church
Oakland Cemetery
Shelly Funeral Home
Oelwein
Daisey Baker
Hintz
Ossian
Anna Tinderholt
Stavanger Lutheran Church
Schmitz
Postville
William Faulk
Schutte’s
Chapmans
Clarence
Wellman
Milton A. Wehrle
Powell’s. Masonic
Feyerabend
Leo E
Turner Chapel East
Wilbert Trusheim
Faith United Methodist Church
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Turner East
Kubec
Wiley
Brush Chapel
A. T. Washington
Lord
Frank R
Turner Chapel West
John M. Jensen
Linwood Cemetery
Turner West
Hijacking continues as Cuban hijacker disarmed
Watson recounts the event on a flight where the hijacker waved dynamite and a gun while shouting Havana. He says three stewardesses had blood on their uniforms after the plane landed and the Cuban crew disarmed the attacker. Passengers mostly unaware due to the injured man and crew staying in the bathroom.
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Havana
Watson
City Briefs mix of sales notices and local items
Ice break in at Hubbard Ice Co in Cedar Rapids reported no theft. Advertisements include Pin Point Bowling July 25 event, Becky's Fashionette at 1216 Ellis Blvd NW, Tuesday Optimists talk on Cedar Rapids flood plain at Roosevelt, sale ad for Fabric and Fashions Vernon Village, Park Lane 1971 promo, Mrs Stebbins dies in Evanston Illinois with graveside service at Forest Home Cemetery Mt Pleasant, Hardi Gardens offer free advice on rail road ties and stone walkways.
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Stebbins
Frank Stebbins
Cedar Rapids
Evanston
Ill
Forest Home Cemetery
Mt. Pleasant
Brazil Naval War College Junkets Span United States Tour
A 1970 Brazilian Air Command and Staff College visit cost 101 600 and included stops in Oklahoma Kansas North Carolina Kentucky and Georgia. The 59 Brazilian Naval War College visitors cost 67 090 for a San Diego salute Universal Studios Hollywood Disneyland Blue Bayou lunch and lodging. In New London Connecticut a beach party welcomed 74 visitors for two weeks at 90 900. Other groups enjoyed poolside stays in Charleston and a Coca Cola hosted Radio City Music Hall visit and Treasure Island reception in San Francisco.
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Oklahoma
Kansas
North Carolina
Kentucky
Georgia
Brazilian Air Command and Staff College
McCarren Airport
Las Vegas
Flamingo Hotel
Stardust Hotel
Naval War College
San Diego
Naval Training Center
Universal Studios
Hollywood
Disneyland
Blue Bayou
New London
Conn
Charleston
D.C
Radio City Music Hall
Coca Cola Company
San Francisco
Treasure Island
Slashed Apollo 15 Rescue Gear Traced to Florida Base
Five flotation collars used by Apollo 15 rescue planes were found slashed at Elgin Air Force Base, Florida. They were replaced from Pensacola stocks. investigation by Air Force security police will be turned over to the FBI. The incident will not delay the Monday moon mission. Astronauts David Scott Alfred Worden and James Irwin are aboard the mission.
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Atlantic
David Scott
Alfred Worden
James Irwin
Pensacola
Fla
Air Force Security
Federal Bureau of In
Apollo mission aims to orbit moon and deploy science satellite
Apollo crews blast off to link with Falcon at 2 04 p m on August 2 to orbit the moon for two days and launch a 78 5 pound satellite to relay data on gravity magnetic and electric fields for at least a year. Splashdown is set for 3 46 p m August 7 in the Pacific 325 miles north of Honolulu with the carrier Okinawa ready to recover them.
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Apollo
Falcon
Moon
Pacific
Honolulu
Okinawa
Camp Good Health Gifts and Memorials Total $5,382.73
A list of donations and memorials totaling 5382.73 in the 1971 Camp Good Health budget includes gifts in memory of Edythe M. Braucher C. Ferris Herbert Powell Mike Scannell and Irene Minehart among others from families friends and local groups. The 1971 budget shows 16225.00 raised yet 10842.27 remains to be raised.
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George and
Bereena
Starlight Pals
Heers
Foundations to pay 13 million in 1970 taxes
Washington UPI A congressional report shows the nations 15 largest foundations will pay about 13 million in excise taxes for 1970 under the 1969 Tax Reform Act. Patman criticizes admin costs and stock holdings despite reform. Foundations studied include Ford Rockefeller Duke Lilly Pew Kellogg Mott and others.
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Washington
UPI
Treasury
Wright Patman
Dtex
House Banking and Currency Committee
Patman
Dtexas
Ford Foundation
Rockefeller Foundation
Duke Endowment
Lilly Endowment
Pew Memorial Trust
W.K. Kellogg Foundation Trust
Charles Stewart Mott Foundation
Kresge Foundation
John A. Hartford Foundation
Carnegie Corp
Alfred P. Sloan Foundation
Longwood Foundation
Rockefeller Brothers Fund
Houston Endowment
Moody Foundation
Vietnam War Drug Abuse Reports Questioned by Congressman
Rep. John Monagan released early Vietnam hospital reports on U S servicemen treated for drug abuse. He notes 58 deaths from drugs and 1 075 treated and discharged for drug related reasons in five months, with 9 070 treated outside hospitals and amnesty program figures under 1 000.
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Washington
UPI
John Monagan
D-Conn
Vietnam
U. S
Monagan
Department of Defense
Court Administrator Posts Attract Few Qualified Applicants
Chief Justice Warren Burger notes a flood of top executives yet only 12 of over 100 applicants are deemed potentially qualified for the 36000 a year circuit court administrator posts created to ease judges’ workloads. Out-of-work executives are urged to apply to Judge Alfred Murrah at the Federal Judicial Center in Washington DC.
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Washington
Warren Burger
Judiciary
U. S. Circuit Courts of Appeal
Congress
Burger
Alfred Murrah
Federal Judicial Center
Dolley Madison House
H Street NW
Washington, D. C
Volpe To Lead Billboard Removal Across Four States
Transportation Secretary John Volpe travels to the Far West for two days to inaugurate billboard removal programs in Colorado, Wyoming, Idaho and Utah. The federal incentive pays 75 percent of project costs including compensation to sign owners, as officials begin the effort.
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Washington
UPI
John Volpe
Far West
Colorado
Wyoming
Idaho
Utah
Barnard Begins Heart and Lung Transplant Attempt
Dr Christiaan Barnard started an operation at Groote Schuur Hospital to insert a new heart and lung into an unidentified patient. This follows six prior heart transplants with two survivors, including Dorothy Fisher who has lived over two years with a new heart after her 1967 procedure on Louis Washkansky, who died after 18 days.
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Capetown
South Africa
Soviets Re Publish Spock's Baby Care Book
Tass reports a second Russian edition of Dr. Benjamin Spock's Baby and Child Care from the United States. The first edition sold out, showing strong demand for the parenting guide in the Soviet Union.
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Soviets
Moscow
Benjamin Spock
U. S
Tass
Patrolman Killed in Brooklyn Slaying by Knife Wielding Suspect
In Brooklyn Brownsville a patrolman, Robert Denton 26, was stabbed to death outside a grocery after a suspect in a cowboy hat attacked him with a 13 inch knife. Richard Dennis was caught by bystanders and later arrested for murder. Denton lived in Bethpage New York. Police offered no motive.
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New York
Brooklyn
Brownsville
Robert Denton
Denton
Richard Dennis
Bethpage
N.Y
Nixon Administration Weighs Mainland China U N Seat
U S officials say a policy on admitting mainland China to the United Nations will be announced soon. Taiwan’s refusal to say whether it will fight or walk out affects timing. Secretary Rogers will disclose the stance at a suitable moment.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
China
U.S
Taiwan
U.N
U.N. General Assembly
Peking
Henry Kissinger
Communist Party
Mao Tse-Tung
Guns bought by buyers with cash in midwestern sweep
Prosecutors named Indiana Michigan and Ohio as areas in a widening probe. Four Illinois warrants remained outstanding as Harold Davis of Peoria and others including Roger Golgin and Lloyd Finfrock were identified among arrestees. Officials said no underworld ties or radical links were found to date.
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Thompson
Indiana
Michigan
Ohio
Kenyon
Illinois
MacKay
Harold Davis
Peoria
Keystone and Wire Co
Roger Golgin
Spring Valley
Ill
Lloyd Finfrock
Springfield
Virgil Bacorn
Lost Nation
William Gentry
Neoga
Jack Landis
St. Louis
Edwardsville
Charles Isleman
Aurora
Charles Black
Ernest Semet
Anton Ursella
Chicago
B. F. Tritsis
Niles
Charles Hanson
Sycamore
Lowell Jackson
Kenosha
Wis
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Beloit
Vandals Target Home of Carter Lake Councilman
Carter Lake Iowa Councilman Jerry Waltrip and his family avoided staying at home after vandals damaged a car and shot at the residence. Police plan extra attention as Waltrip notes this is the eighth car damage since December and ties it to his outspoken council stance.
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Carter Lake, Iowa
Carter Lake
Jerry Waltrip
Waltrip
John Bruno
Million homeless in floods along Ganges in India
Reports from Indian news agencies say more than one million people have been left homeless by floods along the Ganges and its tributaries in the eastern states of West Bengal and Bihar. The disaster damages homes and disrupts livelihoods.
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New Delhi
UPI
Ganges River
West Bengal
Bihar
Cycle Mishap Injures Iowa City Couple
An Iowa City couple were reported in good condition at Mercy hospital after a motorcycle accident on Interstate 80 around 8 p.m. Rance S. Myers 23 and his wife Rebecca 21 were injured when a rear tire blew out. Myers suffered a broken leg and cuts, his wife received cuts and bruises.
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Iowa City
Mercy Hospital
Rance
S. Myers
Rebecca
Myers
C R Man Charged With Drunk Driving
Lowell L. Fuller a 64 year old of 2818 Sixteenth Street NW was arrested Saturday afternoon on a drunk driving charge after reportedly striking another car at First Avenue and Third Street SW and leaving the scene. He was held in city jail in lieu of $500 bond.
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Lowell L. Fuller
Sixteenth Street
Fuller
First Avenue
Third Street
Cedar Rapids Gazette Notice of Copyright Rights
The Cedar Rapids Gazette and The Associated Press reserve exclusive rights to republish all local news printed in the Gazette and AP dispatches. This statement asserts ownership and reproduction control for the newspaper’s content.
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Associated Press
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