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The Daily Record notes a late Thursday shower chance with fair weather Friday and Saturday. Warm with highs near 89 and lows mid 60s. Also reports births at St. Luke's, numerous police calls and fines for traffic violations, and a list of funeral services across several towns with service times and locations.
Richmond Court Rejects White Flight Theory in Desegregation Case
The court affirmed Merhige ruling on consolidation two suburban counties. It found Richmond white enrollment fell from 17,203 to 13,500, yet white losses in Chesterfield and Henrico offset none of that movement. Judge Winter dissented, criticizing the decision to dismantle districts while resisting consolidation to enforce desegregation mandates.
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Memorial and funeral notices for several individuals
Memorial services and funerals detailed for Alta Louise Christensen Minnie Potthoff Esther C Hornan Arthur H Helbig Agnes Dougherty John J Gray Ida K Abodeely and John F with church affiliations Cedar Memorial Glendale Oak Hill Linwood and specific burial sites, cremation options and callers. Services conducted by local pastors from First Lutheran and Immaculate Conception churches among others.
Nixon wins Republican nomination for California governor
Ten years ago Richard Nixon secured the Republican nomination for governor of California, marking a pivotal step in his political ascent and shaping the state’s 1966 campaign dynamics.
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Richard Nixon
California
Hearing Begins on Rights Complaint Against Century
In Iowa Civil Rights Commission proceedings in Cedar Rapids Century Engineering Corp faces a rights complaint alleging discriminatory hiring. Century challenges jurisdiction and the complaint’s validity while the commission seeks records and a subpoena. the case expands to include sex discrimination allegations and a motion to dismiss is under review.
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Century Engineering Corp
Cedar Rapids
Memorial Building
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Century Engineering
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Linn District Court
Death notices for Phyllis Franklin and Carrie Turley
Phyllis M. Franklin 60 of 3031 Tama Street SE Cedar Rapids died after a long illness. She lived here 51 years, born April 6 1912 Ida Grove, married Gilbert Franklin 1934, retired from Square D 1961, survived by husband son Douglas and others. Services Thursday 10 30 a m Chapel of Memories Marion Christian church. Cedar Memorial Cemetery. Carrie M. Turley 87 of 1058 Tenth Avenue SE Cedar Rapids died Tuesday after a long illness born Oct 28 1884 in Jackson County survived by husband two daughters four grandchildren 11 great grandchildren one great great grandchild. Burial Riverside Cemetery Anamosa. Beatty Bearle chapel to announce time.
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Tama Street
Cedar Rapids
Ida Grove
Gilbert K. Franklin
Square D Co
Franklin
Marion Christian Church
Douglas Franklin
Laurence Brown
Kenneth Geiger
Vancouver
Wash
Chapel of Memories
Peter M. Morgan
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
American Cancer Society
Carrie M. Turley
Tenth Avenue SE
Harry S. Turley
Jackson County
Oliver J. Reeve
Waverly
Lester A. Beam
John A. Beam
Beatty-Bearle Chapel
Riverside Cemetery
Anamosa
Beatty Beurle’s
Robert Flynn 70 dies in Cedar Rapids residence
Robert Flynn seventy died Monday in Cedar Rapids residence at 3319 Wilson Avenue SW Born April 29 1902 in Brooklyn New York He was a retired mechanic and member of St Augustine Catholic Church Surviving include three daughters Rosemary Oster Cedar Rapids Joan Winn Ollie Mildred Storm Catleyville New York a son Robert Brooklyn seven grandchildren and a brother George Brooklyn Services set for 10 am Wednesday at Fremont Funeral Chapel Fremont officiated by Rev Francis Lollin Burial in Ollie Cemetery
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Robert Flynn
Wilson Avenue
Brooklyn
N.Y
Cedar Rapids
St. Augustine Catholic Church
Rosalie Carr
Rosemary Oster
Joan Winn
Ollie
Mildred Storm
Catleyville
Robert
Louis Jansa 92 Dies After Short Illness in Cedar Rapids
Louis Jansa 92 a retired farmer born near Western April 30 1880 died after a brief illness in Cedar Rapids where he had lived the last 21 years Surviving wife Antonie Matyk married Oct 1 1921 two daughters Mrs Harold Poduska Ely and Mrs John Volesky rural Cedar Rapids a son Leonard Cedar Rapids Route 2 and 14 grandchildren Services Brush chapel 10 30 am Wednesday by Rev A T Washington Burial Czech National Cemetery Friends may call at the chapel Tuesday afternoon
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Western
Cedar Rapids
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Harold Poduska
Ely
John Volesky
Leonard
Brush Chapel
A. T. Washington
Czech National Cemetery
Victor Scoville Arrested on Malicious Mischief Charge
Victor H. Scoville, 20, of 1322 First Avenue NE, was arrested Saturday on a warrant for malicious mischief and vandalism. Justice of the Peace Vincent Hart issued the warrant based on an information signed by Leland Dankert, owner of the apartment building, who says Scoville caused extensive damage on the night of June 2. Scoville is held in Linn county jail in lieu of a 2500 bond.
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Victor H. Scoville
First Avenue
Justice of the Peace
Vincent Hart
Leland Dankert
Thirtyfourth Street
Dankert
Scoville
Linn County
News Quiz Questions in Gazette Living Textbook
The Gazette presents a News Quiz on page 12 with answers on page 14 as part of its Living Textbook instructional materials for participating area schools. This feature promotes current events awareness within the school program.
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the Gazette
Iowa to tighten billboard limits near interstates
Des Moines area signs face curbs as Iowa Highway Commission enforces a July 1 deadline banning new interstate billboards within 660 feet. Existing signs may stay but cannot be maintained to extend life. Grandfathered structures remain but face strict upkeep limits amid a threat to lose $8 million in federal highway aid.
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Governor’s Office
The
Highway Commission
Des Moines
Iowa
Graduates Utah State University Highlight Scott M. Stauffacher
Scott M Stauffacher of 153 Twenty-fifth Street Drive SE was among graduates at Utah State University in Logan as a Saturday ceremony concluded.
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Scott M. Stauffacher
Twenty-fifth Street
Utah State University
Logan
Road Unit Debates Penalty Over Barry Truck Contract
The Iowa highway commission met with former member Robert Barry of Danbury to resolve a dispute over delivery of seven trucks last March. The staff seeks a $1,500 penalty for late delivery, while Barry argues the delay stemmed from late contract information needed to order from Ford. Barry’s family runs the Danbury Ford franchise, and officials say the same procedure applies to all awards. The group deferred action on the penalty.
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Iowa Highway Commission
Robert Barry
Danbury
Commission
Barry
Ford Motor Co
Ford
R. D. Johnson
Johnson
Agrees on Need Airport Commission Delays Work
The Cedar Rapids airport commission delays temporary runway repairs pending further study. Engineers estimate East-West runway fix at about 50,000 dollars with a 36,000 dollar overlay for 700 feet and 14,000 dollars to patch 1,200 feet. Commission may decide in two weeks and approves five Manpower Inc. workers to survey runways until Sept. 19. They also reject Army use for munitions transit due to weight limits and runway condition.
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Cedar Rapids
Manpower, Inc
Department of the Army
Savanna
Army
Vietnam War Fronts See Low-Level Fighting Near Hue An Loc
From Phu My the Saigon command reports continued low level fighting on two major fronts north of Hue and at An Loc 60 miles north of Saigon. In the 24 hours to dawn Tuesday fewer than 300 rounds hit An Loc the siege city since April 7. Nearby North Vietnamese troops attacked a government outpost at Trung Lap 25 miles northwest of Saigon.
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Phu My
Saigon
Hue
An Loc
Trung Lap
France Union Calls One Day Strike For Higher Minimum Wage
Paris reports that the General Confederation of Workers, France's largest union, organized a one day strike to press for a monthly minimum wage of 200 dollars. Authorities anticipated turnout and disruption in major cities. The action aims to boost living standards and pressure employers and government on wage policy.
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France
General Confederation of Workers
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