Weather and obituary notices from Daily Record
Weekend weather figures include a Saturday high of 91 and evening low of 79 with no precipitation noted. June totals show 20.42 inches for the year to date with 5.21 inches normal through June and a falling barometer at 29.99. In memoriam notices list multiple families announcing births and funeral services across Anamosa Elkader Fayette Hazleton Independence Keota Monona Traer Westgate West Liberty and surrounding communities with burial and service details.
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Aera
Gazette
Anamosa
Glen A. Russell
Goettsch’s. Masonic
Brant’s
Oelwein
Independence
Marie K. Grime
Mason - Hawe’s
Keota
Effie Blattner
Powell's
Monona
Bertha Engelhart
Lake Norden
S.D
Schultz
Clifford Hinman
Fort Hood
Texas
Traer
Eugene D. Young
Overton's
Westgate
William Oltrogge
Bellas-Wright
Fayette
West Liberty
Arthur William Will
Snider
Skylab fixes boost power. cooling valve causes minor issue
Astronauts Conrad and Kerwin conducted a space walk to repair a jammed solar power wing, lifting Skylab toward full electrical power. A cooling system valve remained stuck open, but officials stated the problem would not seriously affect the Skylab 1 mission, with a backup loop operating.
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Conrad
Kerwin
Vietnam War Escalation Reports From Saigon Front
During February 21 reporting period Saigon accused Viet Cong and North Vietnam of 200 violations. Canada's 300 international peacekeepers ordered to stay in quarters. US embassy warned Americans to limit travel near Saigon amid threats on major highways. Saigon’s alert raised in key zones as fighting spread 20 to 60 miles north and 15 to 100 miles south in Mekong Delta and along coasts.
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Saigon
Canada
International Peacekeeping Commission
U.S
Mekong Delta
Omitted Text: Local Gazette Carrier Rates
Incomplete clipped notice appears to show a carrier rate statement and subscription terms. It references a 85 cent rate and a pale service with exclusive access, but the fragment lacks clear names, dates, places, or actions.
Watergate tapes and key aides under scrutiny
The deposition shows Haldeman noting possible logs of the wiretap but not confirming destruction or personal familiarity with their contents. Colson asserts Nixon knew little of the burglary and cover up as Mitchell faced scrutiny and Magruder eyed a plea, with debate over Nixon’s knowledge.
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House
Nixon
Haldeman
Charles Colson
White House
Mitchell
Colson
C R Man Arrested on Charge of Larceny
Karl Caulder 33 of 115 Eighth Avenue SW was arrested Saturday afternoon on a municipal court warrant for larceny. He is accused of stealing furniture worth 500 dollars from Patty Caulder of the same address.
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Karl Caulder
Eighth Avenue
Patty Caulder
Seven injured in two car crash south of Waterloo
A two car crash eight miles south of Waterloo on Highway 21 left seven people injured. Kathy Steimal 16 Newhall was taken to the University of Iowa Hospitals in critical condition while Ben Ternes 18 Keystone and Barbara Junge 16 Keystone were in fair condition at local hospitals. Barbara Junge and Cindy Vogel both from Blairstown were treated in fair condition at St Francis in Waterloo. Ben Ternes car reportedly burst into flames and Mrs Vogel pulled him from the wreck. Robert Halgeman Waterloo and Amy McGraw 20 Waterloo were in good and fair condition respectively at Scholtz Hospital. No charges filed yet as investigators continue.
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Waterloo
Kathy Steimal
Newhall
University of Iowa
Ben Ternes
Keystone
St. Francis Hospital
Ternes
Barbara Junge
Scholtz Hospital
Charles Vogel
Cindy
Blairstown
Girl 11 Revived After Pool Rescue in Cedar Rapids
Angela Burwinkle, 11, of 196 Cherry Hill Rd NW, was pulled from a pool Saturday by bystander Gary Brown and given mouth to mouth resuscitation by neighbor Mrs Don McIntyre. Firemen responded to a call for a resuscitator around 5 p.m. at Mercy Hospital where she was listed in satisfactory condition.
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Cedar Rapids
Mercy Hospital
Angela Burwinkle
Cherry Hill Road
Gary Brown
Don McIntyre
Mercy
Motorcyclist Arrested After 70 MPH Chase
Robert J. Sentelik, 17, of 4331 Cavalier Street NE, was arrested after a 20 minute pursuit reaching 70 mph near Noelridge Park. He faced six traffic charges including speeding two counts, failing to stop for a stop sign, driving off an established roadway, reckless driving and attempting to elude police. Bond set at 119 dollars per charge.
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Noelridge Park
Robert J. Sentelik
Cavalier Street
Forty-second Street
Sentelik
Harding School
Danbury Street
F Avenue
Tripoli Youth Drowns at Park
A 14 year old Tripoli boy Bradley Brockway drowned Saturday afternoon while swimming in a pond at Split Rock park six miles southwest of Fredericksburg. He ventured into deeper water and disappeared under. Swimmers pulled him from the water and tried to revive him with no success. Services pending at Rettig's in Tripoli.
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Tripoli
Split Rock Park
Fredericksburg
Bradley Brockway
George Brockway
Rettig’s
Jail C R Man on Three Charges
John Penn a 25 year old resident of 13350 avenue NE was arrested Saturday night on two counts of assault and battery and one count of malicious injury to a building and fixtures. He was held in Linn county jail on three warrants issued by Justice of the Peace Glenn Powers with bonds of 110 on each assault charge and 1000 on the property damage charge.
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John Penn
13350 Avenue NE
Justice of the Peace
Glenn Powers
Penn
Linn County
Airliner Crashes at Rio Airport Killing Two Crew
A Boeing 707 with no passengers crashed into the water near Galeno Airport during approach in Rio de Janeiro on Saturday. Authorities report two crew members were killed and two others survived.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Rio
Galeno
Iowa Boys Nation Representatives Named for 1926
Phillip Seidl of Cedar Rapids and Ronald Ott of Waterloo chosen to represent Iowa American Legion at Boys Nation in Washington D C in July 1926 Seidl serves as Hawkeye Boys State governor for the program A story and photos appear on page 6B of the Iowa news section
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Boys Nation
Phillip Seidl
Cedar Rapids
Ronald Ott
Waterloo
Iowa American Legion
Washington, D. C
Seidl
Hawkeye Boys State
Lowa
Fatal accident near Springville injures families
A two-car crash at a county gravel road intersection near Springville at about 6 p.m. left a woman and her husband in fair condition, another driver and his wife in good or serious condition, and a two year old child in intensive care. State troopers continued the investigation with no charges filed.
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St. Luke’s
James Dennis
Harold Humphrey
Beaumont
Texas
Mercy Hospital
Janet
Mercy
Bordman
Springville
Out-of-Staters Held in Iowa City Swindle Case
Four nonresidents two Texans Lester Redding and William Johnson from Dallas and Lois McMorris and Viola Herbert of Omaha were charged with obtaining money under false pretenses. They allegedly helped a Kalona area farmer withdraw 12 000 for a three card monte game. Redding already faced a 1971 conviction and $1000 fine.
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Lester Redding
Houston
Tex
William Johnson
Dallas
Lois McMorris
Viola Herbert
Omaha
Neb
Grinnell
Kalona-area
Redding
Red Oak
Percy Takes First Step Toward 1976 Presidential Bid
Senator Charles Percy, a leading Nixon critic over Watergate, disclosed he has begun an exploratory committee to study a 1976 presidential run. Friends formed the committee with his support to research and weigh a possible candidacy. He could not comment immediately. The move signals a strenuous campaign effort across primaries and non primary states.
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Washington
Charles Percy
Nixon
Percy
Illinois
City Briefs Arrest and Tackle Theft Report
Kenneth W. Walters, 28, of 702 Seventh Street SW, was arrested at noon on an assault and battery charge on a warrant issued by Justice of the Peace Glenn Powers. Kenneth Bradford, 166 Harrier Avenue NW, reported three fishing rods and reels valued at $122 and a tackle box worth $220 stolen from his garage last week.
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Kenneth W. Walters
Seventh Street
Justice of the Peace
Glenn Powers
Kenneth Bradford
Harrier Avenue NW
Phase 2 costs and Phase 3 pace under anti inflation plan
The Cost of Living Council moves to enforce existing controls more vigorously as Phase 2 ends and Phase 3 begins. Officials forecast resistance to price hikes beyond guidelines and may roll back increases by steel firms. The council demands June reporting deadlines without extensions and reviews past price rises for violations.
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Cost of Living Council
Big Business
Stein
Edgewood Boy Killed on Bike
An Edgewood six year old, Danny Sherman, was killed Saturday when struck by a car while riding his bicycle at Newton and Franklin streets. The driver, 17 year old Roger Groth of Elkport, remained at the scene as authorities investigated. no charges were filed pending completion of the probe by local police, county sheriff, and state troopers.
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Edgewood
Danny Sherman
Duane Sherman
Newton
Franklin
Roger Groth
Elkport
Clayton County
Step Taken To Extradite Vesco
The state department said it has asked Costa Rica to extradite financier Robert Vesco, indicted in connection with a 200000 dollar contribution to President Nixon's reelection campaign.
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Washington
State Department
Costa Rica
Robert Vesco
Nixon
Pianist Kenneth Amada To Premier Epigrams At Iowa
Pianist Kenneth Amada will debut the Iowa premiere of Epigrams by Benjamin Lees at the University of Iowa on June 13. The 8 p.m. recital in Clapp Recital Hall also features Bach Chopin Liszt and Schubert Fantaisie in F minor four hands with Julia Novak Amada. No tickets are required.
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Iowa City
Kenneth Amada
Iowa
Benjamin Lees
University of Iowa
Amada
New York City
Clapp Recital Hall
Bach
Chopin
Liszt
Schubert
Julia Novak Amada
Deaths Florence A Gouldin 81 lifelong Cedar Rapids resident
Florence A. Gouldin 81 widow of Dr. W A Gouldin died after a brief illness at her grandson Paul Schwiebert's home in Mt. Vernon. A court reporter for over 50 years she belonged to the Quota club and reporters associations. Surviving relatives include a brother, sister, a son Dr. Robert Gouldin, two daughters, eight grandchildren and ten great grandchildren. Services 1 30 p m Monday at Turner chapel east Mt. Vernon with burial at Linwood cemetery. The casket will not be opened after the service.
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Florence A. Gouldin
W. A. Gouldin
Cedar Rapids
Paul Schwiebert
Mt. Vernon
Lawrence Talbott
John English
Longview
Texas
Robert Gouldin
Yvonne Prince
Belmond
Mary Miner
Lisbon
Turner Chapel East
Raymond Hearn
Linwood Cemetery
Turner East
Emma Kern 91 dies. Cedar Rapids widow of Frank Kern
Emma Kern 91 former Cedar Rapids resident and widow of Frank Kern died Saturday in a Marengo hospital. Born March 30 1882 in Iowa she was a Lutheran church member. Survived by sister Elizabeth Schulze Denver Colo. Services pending at Turner chapel west burial Shiloh cemetery
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Cedar Rapids
Emma Kern
Frank Kern
Marengo Hospital
Iowa
Lutheran Church
Elizabeth Schulze
Denver
Colo
Turner Chapel West
Shiloh Cemetery
Memorial Services for Mrs. Catto at St Patrick Church
Memorial services for Mrs Peter Catto set for 10 a.m. Monday at St Patrick Catholic Church with Rev Elias Koppert and concelebrants including Rev ange A Syrovy of Vining Rev Aloysius Vorwald and Rev Maurice Lynch of St Patrick's. Burial at Mt Calvary Cemetery. Knights of Columbus hold a rosary at 7 p.m. Sunday and a prayer service at 7:30 p.m. at Teahen chapel.
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Catto
Peter
St. Patrick Catholic Church
Elias Koppert
Ange A. Syrovy
Vining
Aloysius Vorwald
Maurice Lynch
St. Patrick's Church
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Knights of Columbus
Teahen Chapel
Recycling policy proposals and federal support plan
The article outlines continued discussions on recycling to boost energy recovery from solid waste. It cites removing legal barriers to cross jurisdiction trash shipments and disposal, plus federal loans for facilities and grants for planning training and demonstration programs. It notes federally sponsored studies by veteran municipal waste authorities teams.
Ten Die as Train Hits Bus Near Buenos Aires
A train collided with a crowded bus on a suburban crossing seven miles southwest of Buenos Aires. Unofficial sources cited at least 10 deaths and about 50 injuries as dawn broke while witnesses reported the crossing barriers were not down. The train, traveling toward the city at full speed, struck the bus on its right side and dragged the vehicle about 100 yards before stopping.
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Buenos Aires
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