Daily Record weather and obituaries update
The Daily Record notes a high Tuesday of 78, low 56, no rainfall for the period, and June totals at 2.08 inches with a normal 5.28. A variety of funeral notices follow for Mt. Vernon, Kalona, Belle Plaine, Monona, Tipton, West Union, Burr Oak, Cascade, Vinton, Dyersville, Williamsburg, Olin, Hayden's Brooklyn, Columbus City, Sigourney, and others with service times and locations listed.
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Gazette
Mt. Vernon
Anton Biderman
First Presbyterian Church
Campbell Cemetery
Cedar Rapids
Friends m
Brosh’s
Cedar ‘Rapids
Kalona
Harry A. Strabala
Holy Trinity Catholic Church
Richmond
Peterseim’s
Belle Plaine
W. Scott
Henry
Peffers-Halverson's
W. R.white
Hraback's
Monona
Stephen Johnson
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Tipton
Clarence R. Mussig
Sheets and Son
West Union
Minnie Weatherby
Burnham
Deaths Christine Earhart longtime Cedar Rapids resident
Christine Earhart 77 widow of Charles Earhart formerly of 1623 B avenue NE died Friday after a long illness. Born August 26, 1891 in Cordova Illinois she married June 16 1914 in Rock Island. A Cedar Rapids resident 52 years she belonged to multiple fraternal bodies and clubs. Survived by brother Chris Frederickson of St Peters burg Florida Memorial services 1 30 p m Monday at Hesser Memorial chapel with Rev Ernest W Larson burial Linwood. Friends may call after 2 p.m. Sunday.
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Christine Earhart
Charles Earhart
B Avenue NE
Cordova
Ill
Rock Island
Earhart
Cedar Rapids
Star of Maine
Rebekah Lodge
Malta
Eastern Star
Daughters of the Nile
Social Order of Beauceant
Degree of Honor
Chris Frederickson
St. Petersburg
Fla
Hesser Memorial Chapel
Ernest W. Larson
Trinity United Methodist Church
Linwood
Hesser Chapel
Death of Cedar Rapids Resident Frank Edmonds
Frank Allen Edmonds aged thirty years died Friday after a short illness. Born March 10, 1902, in Vin ton he married Ruth Stern August 24, 1940, in Cedar Rapids. He was a Wilson and Co. employee for 22 years and a member of the Eagles lodge. Survived by wife Ruth, a brother Carl Edmonds of Vinton, three sisters Esther Peters of LaPorte City and Pearl Kisling and Florence Kisling both of Urbana. Memorial services will be held at Turner chapel east at 3 p.m. Monday with Rev. Walter Kellison of Peoples church officiating. Burial in Linwood cemetery. Friends may call until 2:30 p.m. Monday. casket will not be opened after the service.
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Frank Allen Edmonds
Eleventh Street
Cedar Rapids
Wilson and Co
Vinton
Ruth Stern
Edmonds
Eagles Lodge
Carl Edmonds
Esther Peters
LaPorte City
Pearl Kisling
Florence Kisling
Urbana
Iowa
Turner Chapel
Walter Kellison
the Peoples Church
Linwood Cemetery
Prague Admits Budget Deficit Amid Economic Struggles
Prague reports a national budget deficit for the first time in 20 years of communist rule, totaling about 47 million dollars. Finance Minister Bohumil Scucharda cites old guard policies as the cause and says no currency reform is needed despite severe economic problems.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
Bohumil Scucharda
Old Guard
Plot continues as accomplices plan ambush and killings
Howlette and Harris recall driving to Wilkins residence on April 8, 1967 to find an ambush site. They decided to kill the moderates after Ferguson said a manifesto against black power had been signed.
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Harris
Howlette
Queens
Wilkins
Ferguson
Hoegen To Aid in California Study
J Thomas Hoegen Cedar Rapids realtor and Build America Better committee chair will travel to Bellflower California June 23 to 26 to help conduct a study on conservation rehabilitation and redevelopment. He is joined by John A Dodds Detroit chairman of the advisory team William H Dolben Jr Boston and Thomas P Kobhr Columbus.
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J. Thomas Hoegen
Cedar Rapids
Build America Better
National Assn. of Real Estate Boards
California
Bellflower
Calif
Long Beach
Hoegen
John A. Dodds
Detroit
William H. Dolben, Jr
Boston
Thomas P. Kobhr
Columbus
Mercy Hospital Commencement Honors Nursing and Tech Graduates
Five radiologic technologists five medical technologists and 31 nurses completed Mercy hospital school programs. Archbishop James J. Byrne presided conferred diplomas with Rev. Roger E. O'Brien delivering the address. Nancy Tiefenthaler received the $25 senior nursing award.
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Mercy Hospital School of ‘Nursing
Immaculate Conception Catholic Church
James J. Byrne
Dubuque
Roger E. O'Brien
Immaculate Conception
Patrick R. Connolly
Mercy Hospital
Nancy Tiefenthaler
Carroll
School of Medical Technology
Court Admits Linn County Drunk Driving Guilty Plea
William W. White, 40, of 186 Sixteenth Avenue SW, pled guilty in Linn district court to a second offense drunk driving. He was ordered committed to the Independence mental health institute for alcoholism treatment before sentencing on the DUI charge.
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William W. White
Sixteenth Avenue SW
Linn District Court
White
Mental Health Institute
Independence
Outlook improves for bullet baby in New York case
A 2 day old girl, weighing five pounds one and a half ounces, remains critical after passing a bullet lodged in her intestine. Doctors say she has a better survival chance as the bullet will not require surgical removal, following the mother's abdomen shooting.
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New York
City Briefs Showcase Weekend Stolen Items and Local Notices
A string of petty thefts and incidents reported this week includes a $15 tricycle stolen from 218 Fifteenth street NE, $100 rods and reels taken from a dock behind 1815 Ellis boulevard NW, and an antique lapel watch missing from a home on First avenue SE. Other items stolen include a wedding and engagement ring valued at $50 from 1705 Johnson avenue NW, a yellow Soap Box Derby racer from 1740 Linmar drive NE, and an automotive tape player plus two tapes from Vera Smith at 1053 Twelfth street NE. Also noted are a June 15 roast beef supper ad and a July-like municipal court note about a Hopkinton driver with injuries. Police report an assault at 1300 First avenue SE, leaving facial and arm injuries.
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Allen Eckert
Ellis Boulevard
Robert Andrews
Johnson Avenue
Vera Smith
Twelfth Street
Third Street
Monument of Bad Planning Hinders Indian Housing Program
Congress heard that more than 2,300 federally financed homes for impoverished Indians lack water and sanitation facilities, with total unusable homes possibly reaching 6,000 or more by fiscal 1969. Officials blamed poor coordination among agencies and funding shortfalls.
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Gress
Sen. Pastore
D-R.l
Senate Appropriations Committee
Rabeau
Bureau of the Budget
Congress
Lansing Girl Hurt In Two Car Mishap
A 14 year old Lansing girl Lois Knickerbocker was injured in a two car crash at First avenue and Nineteenth street E. Timmerman 23 of 1209 Third street SE turned into Heiserman 33 of 106 North Towne Lane NE. Knickerbocker was taken to Mercy hospital for observation and released the next morning.
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Lansing
Lois Knickerbocker
First Avenue
Nineteenth Street
LaVerne Timmerman
Third Street
Roger Heiserman
North Towne Lane
Miss Knickerbocker
Mercy Hospital
Timmerman
Sirhan Joined Rosicrucian Order Months Before Kennedy Killing
Rosicrucian supreme secretary Arthur Piepenbrink says Sirhan Bishara Sirhan joined the Rosicrucian Order a few months before he was arrested for the Robert Kennedy murder. He received membership by letter, but Piepenbrink notes the dues lapsed due to nonpayment.
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San Jose
Calif
Sirhan Bishara
Sirhan
Hillcrest and IMS Agency Join Forces
The merger of Hillcrest Children’s Services of Dubuque and Cedar Rapids with Iowa Methodist Services to Youth of Des Moines received final approval from the South Iowa United Methodist Conference. The new Hillcrest Services to Children and Youth will operate in Cedar Rapids Dubuque and Des Moines offering foster care adoptive and preventive services counseling for unmarried parents and maternity home care with group home care for troubled boys in Des Moines.
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Hillcrest Children’s Services
Dubuque
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Methodist
Des Moines
South Iowa
Iowa
United Methodist Church
Board of Trustees
U S Begins Turnover Of Military to Turks
The United States started handing over Site 23 in Golbasi Turkey a major NATO relay and listening center to the Turkish general staff in a brief ceremony. The 15 million installation sits 23 miles south of Ankara on 340 acres and will operate under Turkish officers with American support.
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Golbasi
Turkey
United States
NATO
Parker T. Hart
Justice Party
Ahmet Topaloglu
Ankara
Site 23
Soviet Union
Vietnam War Brief: Mortars Hit Quang Ngai and Can Tho
Mortar rounds struck Quang Ngai airport killing one civilian and wounding 20 while Can Tho faced four mortar rounds with four civilians killed and four wounded. A refugee camp south of Da Nang was raided with 60 abducted after tents burned. Rocket findings near Saigon rise to 267 hits since Jan. 29 and 304 rockets found in caches.
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Can Tho
da Nang
U S
U.S
Saigon
France
South Vietnam
Soviet protests recall criticism from Czechoslovakia
The Soviet foreign ministry summoned ambassadors from Yugoslavia and Czechoslovakia to protest critical articles about the USSR in their press. Yugoslav reporters faced cited dispatches while Prague allowed Western reports on Jan Sejna defection to be reprinted. The ministry warned Prague to safeguard Soviet Czechoslovak relations.
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Moscow
Yugoslavia
Czechoslovakia
Soviet Union
Jan Sejna
Prague
Student Leader Leaves London
Revolutionary student leader Daniel Cohn-Bendit departed London aboard a flight to Frankfurt signaling a new phase in student protests.
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London
Daniel Cohn-Bendit
Frankfurt
Germany
Riley urges cross party help on Coralville reservoir
State Sen. Tom Riley urged Congressmen Culver and Schwengel to cooperate on raising Coralville reservoir levels. Riley, unopposed Republican in the 2nd district, urged joint effort to ensure project success. Culver planned a Coralville meeting with an appropriations member. Schwengel said he had not been contacted.
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Tom Riley
John Culver
Coralville
Fred Schwengel
Riley
Rockefeller cashes first state salary warrants
Governor Winthrop Rockefeller cashed 33 state salary warrants totaling 10 544 75 for the first time since taking office in January 1967. A Rockefeller aide said they needed cashing to avoid routine cancellation by the state. Rockefeller had pledged to donate salary to the state mental hospital for a chapel but faced tax issues.
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Little Rock
Winthrop Rockefeller
Little ‘Rock
Rockefeller
Transfusion Order Overrules Parents in Child's Surgery
In New Orleans a judge ruled that 8 month old Tammy Labella must receive blood transfusions during surgery despite Jehovah’s Witness parents objections. Juvenile Court Judge Leon a Blessing cited Supreme Court decisions affirming the court’s life or death authority over parental rights.
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New Orleans
Tammy Labella
Juvenile Court
Leona Blessing
Tammy
Jehovah's Witnesses
Blessing
U. S. Supreme Court
Hanoi peace group protests Spock trial
A Hanoi based Vietnam Peace Committee protested Saturday against the trial of Dr. Benjamin Spock, praising his contributions to the humanitarian cause and urging fair treatment in the proceedings.
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Tokyo
Vietnam Peace Committee
Benjamin Spock
Liberal Support of McCarthy Is Galbraith Plea
John Kenneth Galbraith, national chairman of Americans for Democratic Action, renewed his support for Eugene McCarthy and urged liberals to back him as the liberal answer to recent despair. He noted 70 to 80 percent of Democratic primary voters favor McCarthy or Kennedy and urged delegates to reflect the public will. He criticized Hubert Humphrey and called for rejecting the Vietnam policy, urging action and broad liberal support.
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Washington
John Kenneth Galbraith
Americans For Democratic Action
Eugene McCarthy
Galbraith
McCarthy
Johnson
Robert Kennedy
Democratic Party
Hubert Humphrey
Martin ‘Luther King
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