Weather and family notices from the Daily Record
Weather data for Saturday with temperatures and humidity. Then a long list of birth announcements and funeral services from various Iowa towns with names, ages, and locations, plus funeral arrangements and service times.
Gasoline Shortage Sparks Price Shifts and Rationing Measures
Public affairs officials describe dealer steps to curb consumption as prices rise. Station owners report minor to moderate increases from one to three cents per gallon amid allotments, with some cuts in hours and promises of self service to cope. Industry managers warn the shortage may last into July and into a three to five year period for refinery and pipeline expansion.
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Uttley
Dwayne Bane
Sun Oil Co
Jon Kopecky
Marion 66
Marion Boulevard
Bruce Karr
Karr
Skelly
Johnson Avenue NW
Kermit Elam
Noelridge Conoco
Marion Road
Nixon
Vicker’s
Center Point Road
Bob Roof
Roof Oil Co
Second Avenue SE
Roof
Gas Stop Halts Weekend Sales Amid Shortage in Coralville
Coralville gas shortage hits Hawkeye truck stop on I 80 with weekend shutdowns. Owner Richard Myers says monthly pumps drop from 250000 to 100000 gallons and cites extortion by major fuel companies. Independents report rationing and warn of summer spikes in supply.
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Coralville
Iowa
Richard Myers
Hawkeye Truck Stop
Myers
the Gazette
Farm end loader accident claims Arlington man
Robert Moeller aged 42 of route 2 Arlington was killed Saturday morning when the bucket of an end loader struck his head on the Jansen farm where he moved rock for Max Jansen. A former Mitchellville resident, Moeller died at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington
Robert Moeller
Route 2, Arlington
Storms Hit Centerville Causing Damage and Injuries
Strong winds and heavy rain struck Centerville, injuring several people with minor wounds treated. The storm felled trees and power lines, shattered plate glass in stores, and damaged a new home under construction. A 75 foot communications tower for Iowa Southern Utilities and a similar tower for Iowa Telephone Co. were split in half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centerville
Iowa Southern Utilities Co
Iowa Telephone Co
Summit Aims At Moscow Pact And Trade Concessions
Nixon seeks limits on defensive arms with Brezhnev and a broader understanding to curb offensive weapons while pursuing tech transfers and Siberian resources. Congress faces hurdles over anti Jewish emigration terms, with planned Capitol demonstrations and opposition from Christian Defense League leader Paul Lindstrom accusing Brezhnev of wartime crimes and calling him unwelcome.
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Nixon
Moscow
Brezhnev
Soviet Union
Siberian
U.S
Congress
Capitol
Paul Lindstrom
Christian Defense League
League
White House
Lindstrom
Remember the Pueblo Committee
Argentina's Campora Talks With Peron Mentor
President Hector Campora met for two hours Saturday with his political mentor former Argentine dictator Juan Peron in Madrid. The session drew attention to potential policy direction and alliance shaping ahead of upcoming political events.
Waldheim Plans Official Visits to Czechoslovakia Romania and Bulgaria
U N Secretary General Kurt Waldheim plans official visits to Czechoslovakia Romania and Bulgaria this summer with possible travel in July. The trip aims to deepen diplomatic ties and discuss regional issues with host governments.
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United Nations
AP U.N
Kurt Waldheim
Czechoslovakia
Romania
Bulgaria
Senator Robinson to ride long truck for safety and economics
Iowa Senator Cloyd Robinson plans a seven hour Des Moines to Lincoln trip in a 65 foot double bottom to assess safety and cost effects of legalizing long trucks. He will ride with Kingsley Truck Lines driver Ted Tinlin after the Senate session, weighing road conditions and consumer savings before voting next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DES Moines
Iowa
Cloyd Robinson
Dcedar Rapids
Ted Tinlin
Senate
Tinlin
Kingsley Truck Lines
Lincoln
Omaha
House
Robinson
Agnews welcome second grandchild in Towson
Vice President Agnew and his wife became grandparents again when Pamela Agnew DeHaven gave birth to a baby boy at St. Joseph's Hospital in Towson Maryland on Saturday according to a hospital spokesman.
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Towson, Md
Agnew
Pamela Agnew DeHaven
St. Joseph's Hospital
Towson
Imd
a_ hospital
Nixon price freeze affects farmers but not all costs
Stein notes that while raw agricultural products have an exemption, supermarket prices are not fully protected. He explains that Nixon has frozen retail prices, effectively controlling farmer earnings, but wages dividends interest rates and rents remain uncovered. The shape of Phase 4 will be known before the current freeze ends.
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Nixon
Stein
No Debate Seen On Rights Unit This Session
Iowa civil rights commission could gain subpoena powers but would be barred from initiating patterns and practices complaints without a specific discrimination act. State Sen. Tom Riley says the bill won’t be debated this session and will be discussed publicly next year with minority and business group representatives invited.
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Iowa Civil Rights Commission
Tom Riley
Cedar Rapids
Senate Judiciary Committee
Senate Judiciary Unit
Commission
Riley
Civil Rights Commission
Alvin Hayes, Jr
Obituary for Harriette M Lodestein of Cedar Rapids
Harriette M Lodestein 82 of Cedar Rapids died 11 12 am Saturday in a local hospital. Born Oct 28 1890 daughter of Charles and Melissa Dougherty she married Francis M Lodestein Jan 27 1909. Survived by husband two sons Fritz Lodestein Greg A Krejci and Jeff T Krejci sisters Clara I Dougherty and others. Memorial mass and burial details announced with services at Beatty Bearle Kuba funeral home and St Wenceslaus church.
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Harriette M. Lodestein
Center Street
Cedar Rapids
Charles
Melissa Bowles Dougherty
Francis M. Lodestein
Lodestein
Noelridge Park Christian Church
Noble Grand
Cedar Rebekah Lodge
Rainbow Auxiliary
LAPM
Noble Grand Assn
Patricia Louden
Sunset Whitney
Calif
Arlene Scheneberger
Fritz Lodestein
Portland
Ore
Clara I. Dougherty
Beatty-Bearle Chapel
Greg A
Jeff T. Krejci
Joseph Martinek
Ralph Hunt
Joseph
John
Charles Krejci
St. Wenceslaus
Clarence Frana
A. L. Zachar
St. John’s
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 788
Kuba Funeral Home
Krejci 49 Dies After Long Illness in Cedar Rapids
Frank J Krejci of 13570 Avenue NE died after a long illness. He was born in Cedar Rapids January 23 1924 and worked as a Cedar Rapids school district store supervisor for 14 years. He belonged to St Wenceslaus church Cadets of St George post 45 VFW 788 and American Legion Handford post 5. He is survived by his wife Betty Link.
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Frank J. Krejci
Avenue NE
Cedar Rapids
St. Wenceslaus Church
St. George
The
Catholic
Workman
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
Handford Post 5
American Legion
Betty Link
Democrats Host Hughes Culver Regional Barbecue
Linn county Democrats plan a July 13 fundraiser at the Izaak Walton grounds. Guests of honor are Sen. Harold Hughes and Rep. John Culver. Proceeds support the Iowa voter program.Admission is 10 per person.Chair Robert Schorg and tickets handler Peg Jackson list contact numbers 3659471 and 3634967.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Hughes
John Culver
Linn County Democrats
Izaak Walton
Forty-second Street
Jones, Fayette
Buchanan
Winneshiek
Linn
Iowa
Robert Schorg
Johnson Avenue NW
Peg Jackson
Second Avenue
Services set for drowning victim Douglas Digmann
Douglas Charles Digmann 17 of Dyersville will be buried after funeral services at St. Pauls Catholic in Worthington. The youth drowned Friday night at Lake Delhi after a motor boat strike. He is survived by his parents six sisters and four brothers.
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Dyersville
Douglas Charles Digmann
St. Paul’s Catholic Church
Worthington
Kramer
Digmann
Lake Delhi
Jim Digmann
Watergate hearings detail Dean's White House talks and payments
The Watergate committee heard that John Dean recorded 35 to 40 White House meetings or calls with Nixon between January and early April. Dean testified the only explicit cover up conversations were in late March before James McCord defected. Sources say McCord and E. Howard Hunt pressed for cash and clemency. Nixon floated a $1 million amount to ensure silence. The President later said the cash comment was a joke.
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White House
Dean
Senate Committee
James McCord
McCord
E. Howard Hunt
Nixon
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