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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1971

Page

28

Weather and life updates from Daily Record in Tabee area

Weekend forecast calls for rising temperatures with scattered showers or thunderstorms. Overnight lows in Bis and highs in the 70s with scattered sun. Reports include rainfall totals for June, barometer and humidity readings, and wind data. Births marriages and obituaries listed for Cedar Rapids and surrounding towns. Local notices cover plane standby, services, and recent marriages and dissolutions.

Ta' Bee Bis C.R Song Air Gazette

Memorial services and burials for local residents

Multiple funeral notices list Kelly 44 with services at Jj St John Catholic Church and burial at Monona City Cemetery. Chelsea James Malinam 82 has services at St Joseph Catholic Church with a rosary Thursday. Freda Mealhow 80 has service Saturday at 10 30 a m at Campbells Vinton. Friends may attend.

Pencil Lead Hazard Found in New York Pencils

New York health officials warn pencil chewers to beware after tests show over one third of wooden pencils sold in the city carried lead paint. Lead levels reached up to one percent. Dr. Vincent Guinee urged manufacturers to switch to nonlead paints following a Bronx infant's lead poisoning linked to chewing pencils.

New York Vincent Guinee Department Bureau of Fee Bronx

London Dealer Sets World Record With Violin Sale

London dealer William Hill & Sons paid 201,604 dollars for the Lady Blunt Stradivarius at Sotheby’s, breaking the prior 1968 record of 52,200. The 250 year old violin, named for Lady Anne Blunt, granddaughter of Lord Byron, was previously owned by Sam Bloomfield of California who bought it in 1959.

London William Hill & Sons Lady Blunt Lord Byron Bloomfield

Berlin Crisis Deepens Over Sabotage and Access Talks

The article reports coordinated bomb blasts at Tishoh central post office and suburban sites that severed Portugal's links for hours. Soviet guidance to accept responsibility for Western access to Berlin is noted, with East Germans to manage access rules and Moscow ready to join in settlements if disputes arise. The U.S., Britain, and France are said to pursue practical Berlin access arrangements.

Tishoh Portugal Africa Schumann Moscow Soviet Union Berlin U.S Britain France West Berlin SSS gEeverage Eee

Black Vet at Kirkwood Claims Discrimination

The Cedar Rapids NAACP and local officials investigate a discrimination claim by a Black veteran Don Fleetwood against Kirkwood Community College. Kirkwood Superintendent Ballantyne denies bias and says funds for his training were cut amid a separate eye treatment trip. investigation by Iowa Employment Security Commission cited.

Kirkwood Cedar Rapids Donald Canney Nationsa A. Ballantyne Advancement of Colored People NAACP Isy Fleetwood Glen''e. Gibson Gibson Jobs For Veterans Committee Community College Grant F Don Fleetwond Fleetwond Iowal Iowa Employment Security Commmission Acraed

Judge suppresses Parrish arson statements in trial

Linn district Judge B J Maxwell ruled that statements by Henry E Parrish cannot be used as evidence in an arson case accusing him of setting a residence fire on Jan 22. The judge found no clear voluntary waiver of rights and noted Parrish's mental health history and concerns about his wife’s involvement.

Linn B. J.maxwell Henry E. Parrish Parrish First Street Sixteenth Street Maxwell Supreme Court

Obituaries of Collins Steiner Hulet Svoboda and Dlask

Multiple Cedar Rapids residents die after illnesses. Faith Andrews Collins 93, born in Teva Little York Ohio, widow of Merle Collins, survived by son Arthur and sister Alice. services at Turner Chapel East. Clifford Steiner 66, maintenance foreman, survived by wife Daisy and two sons. burial at Cedar Memorial. Anna Hulet 71, wife of Clarence Hulet, survived by stepdaughter Anita Woodard. service at Bethel AME Church. James Svoboda 91, retired carpenter, survived by son Richard. private services at Turner Chapel East. Bessie Dlask 85, Czech-born resident, survived by two daughters and two grandchildren. memorial mass at St. Wenceslaus Church.

Faith ‘Andrews Collins Fairview-drive Merle Hunter Collins Cedar Rapids Teva Little York Ohio Topeka Kan Turner Chapel East Oak Hill Cemetery Turner East Clifford John Steiner Thirtieth Street Clifford Steiner, Jr David Diana Schloss William ‘Hinrichs D. K. Phillips Turner Chapel Gordon Roberts Grace Episcopal’ Church Mt. Hermon Lodge Cedar Memorial Cemetery Myson Hulet Bethel Amis Church Anita Woodard Arlene Johnson San Diego Calif Bethel Ame Church John ‘I Thomas Wunill Pan James Wes Svobods Davene Czechoslovakia Svoboda Western Bohemian Fraternal Assa Richard Svoboda D. A. Solevski Eall Bessie Proksa Dlask Route One Clarence Frana Burlat T Sohn Kuba Fr

Fragmentary passage notes elections and figure Nguyen Van Thien

A partial excerpt discusses a figure named Nguyen Van Thien and references presidential elections scheduled for October. The fragment suggests a context of political activity and a role related to a valet and trainer, but details are incomplete.

Fiong Nguyen van Thien

Peace Corps plan eyed for new agency merger to aid volunteers

The article reports on proposals to merge the Peace Corps and Office of Volunteer Action into a new agency, with Nixon planning to move the Peace Corps and Volunteer Action from housing and urban development. It notes a three step path including legislative action to fold the Teacher Corps into the new body and cites figures on volunteers and wounded counts in wartime contexts.

Office of Economic Opporers Bind Department of Health Bussara Fary UFO Nixon Peace Corps Office of Volunteer Action Department of Housing and Urban Development Congress HEW Action Corps

Senate Unit Vote On Remap Plan Falls By One

Iowa Senate reapportionment committee fails by a single vote to send a plan based on the 1970 census to the calendar. The panel also defeats a motion to hand the task to a bipartisan citizens commission. Senator Eugene Hill of Newton argues the plan protects incumbents and worries a commission would not make that factor primary.

Des Moines Iowa Senate Senate ‘Committee Citizens’ Commission Eugene Hill Newton Ami Len Edward Nicholson Davenport Sens James “Forgetter Steamboat Rock Francis Messerly Cedar Falls Potgetter Messerly Quentin Anderson Beaconsfield Senate Committee Harris Potter House

State rests main case in Harris murder trial

The state rested its case at Perry Darris order trial and testimony for the defense was slated to start at 2 p.m. Two witnesses invoked the Fifth Amendment, Dr. Thomas Sturgeon and James Lohman, on scenes and incrimination grounds. Jurors heard testimony about the shooting at 1613 Twelfth Avenue SE and the money on the card table as the motive. Harris, 23, has been held on $100,000 bond in the county jail since the shooting.

Perry Darris Thomas Sturgeon James Lohman Sturgeon Jordan Harris Thurmond Alhough Williams Eugene Williams, Jr Harrie Cedar Rapids Dence Sweperyong Ernest Jordan Twelfth Avenue SE Prentis Fhirmond Wner John H. Williams Roy Pont Bayling Perry Perry Harris

Senate Sets Secret Laos Session For Monday

Washington UPS reports the Senate schedules a secret session Monday to discuss alleged covert U S support for military actions in Laos involving mercenaries from Thailand.

Washington UPS Senate U.S Laos Thailand

Technical Gain Seen in Chinese Satellite Data

BERLIN AP reports Communist China’s second satellite is transmitting research data using a radio powered by an advanced energy source. East Berlin observatory director Harry Zimmer suggests the power may be silicon cells or an atomic battery, indicating markedly advanced Chinese tech.

Berlin China East Germany Harry Zimmer East Berlin

Hoffa Accuses Board as Talks Stalled Continues

Hoffa claims direct talks with union members while the board says no contact since its March 41 decision. Chairman George Reed asserts no communication from Hoffa and no reconsideration before next year.

Hoffa Parle George Reed Pardle Board

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