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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1967

Page

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Weather Summary and Local Notices for LaCrosse Area

Five day forecast suggests temperatures 3 to 8 degrees below normal with highs 80 to 86 and lows 58 to 65. Rain likely Tuesday and Friday or Saturday with showers and thunderstorms. Noon readings show humidity 69 percent. barometer 30.08 inches and winds from the south at 10 mph. City death notices and legal filings list several names and pairs from Marion and nearby towns, including Mathews Bast Burdick Wagner Plummer Tyler OConnor Arnold Alberts and Ehlers with associated family disput es.

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Swift Iowa bills move through legislature amid budget and reform plans

The Iowa Senate and House advanced multiple measures including SF815 creating a bipartisan commission to reorganize state government with a $20,000 two year appropriation, and HF515 funding soil surveys with $100,000 per year. A conference report on HF718 approved $401,000 to buy the Valley National Bank building and other actions were sent to the governor. Several funeral notices and local court fines were listed for various Iowa communities.

Commission State Soil Conservation Committee Valley National Bank Des Moines Senate Valley Bank Iowa

Kosygin Presses Detente as Israel War Looms

In a 45 minute U N speech Kosygin warned that Israel seeks to redraw the Middle East map and refused to recognize territorial seizures while urging withdrawal from Gaza and the West Bank. Eban countered by praising Israel’s victory and highlighting Arab plans to destroy the state.

Kosygin U.S Vietnam Cuba Washington Middle East Britain Mediterranean Israel Johnson Soviet Union U.N

Scouts Awarded In Pack 17 Ceremony

Cub Scouts Pack 17 recognized Scouts Chris Kappes Pat McCammon Ron Weisek David Beatty Mike Noe Bob Wells Dick Wells Howard Kolinsky Keven Jack and Tim Tieman last Thursday night with awards in a ceremony.

Chris Kappes Pat McCammon Ron Weisek David Beatty Mike Noe Bob Wells Dick Wells Howard Kolinsky Keven Jack Tim Tieman

Vatican Aid Leaves Beirut for Syria and Jordan Victims

Two truckloads of medicine and relief supplies funded by the Vatican departed Beirut by road on Monday bound for war victims in Syria and Jordan.

Beirut Vatican Syria Jordan

Obituaries of Burton H. Day and Emma Jansa

Burton H. Day 71, Cedar Rapids native and Day Co. owner for 50 years, died after a long illness. Born February 8, 1896, he married Ruth Hardwick in 1922 and is survived by his wife, son James, two sisters, a brother, and four grandchildren. Burial with military honors at Oak Hill Cemetery follows services at Beatty-Bearle Funeral Home. Emma Jansa 78, widow of Joseph Jansa, died after a long illness. Born near Swisher in 1868, she lived in Cedar Rapids area. survivors include two daughters, three grandchildren, a sister, and a brother. Memorials set for Wednesday at Janeba-Kuba Funeral Home with Czech National Cemetery burial.

Burton H. Day Washington Avenue SE Day Company Cedar Rapids Ruth Hardwick James H. Day Helen Day Rush Dorothy Day John D. Day Santa Monica Calif Hanford American Legion VFW Goodfellows Emma Jansa Twenenty-fifth Avenue Joseph Jansa Swisher Robert Samek Paul Samek Blanche Janko Jamestown N. D Joe Ludvicek Warrren Feller Trinity Methodist Church

Samuel Grimm dies. Cedar Rapids painter veteran of WWII

Samuel Grimm 52 of 3192 First Avenue SE died suddenly Saturday. Born November 21 1914 in Deep River he lived 13 years in Cedar Rapids. Survived by three daughters Mrs Terry Rawson Mrs Milton Henry Susan Grimm a son Charles Grimm four grandchildren mother Clara Grimm LaPorte City brother Charles sister Ellen Reinhart both Kansas City MO and half brother Shannon Davis LaPorte City. Memorial at Turner Chapel West 10:30 a.m. Tuesday Rev A F Frankhauser Salem EUB. burial Mt Auburn Cemetery. Friends may call at chapel.

Holland Samuel Grimm First Avenue Deep River Cedar Rapids Terry Rawson Milton Henry Susan Grimm Charles Grimm Clara Grimm LaPorte City Charles Ellen Reinhart Kansas City Shannon Davis Turner Chapel West A. F. Frankhauser Salem Eub Church Mt. Auburn Cemetery Mt. Auburn

Dorothy Byrne 75 Dies at Hallmark Nursing Home

Dorothy Byrne 75 of 1739 D Avenue NE died at Hallmark Nursing Home Mt. Vernon Saturday. A registered nurse and University of Iowa Nursing School graduate she is survived by son Robert W. Byrne four grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Services and burial set for Tuesday at 2 p.m. Presbyterian Church Mechanicsville.

Dorothy Byrne Davenne Hallmark Nursing Home Mt. Vernon

Funeral services held for local residents at Oak Hill

Bishop and Anna Mary Voss were laid to rest at Oak Hill cemetery with services at Turner Chapel East. Reuben Niffenegger passed away with a Tuesday service and burial at Oak Hill. Caskets were not opened after the services and callers could visit chapels before the ceremonies.

Bishop Joseph Janeba-Kuba Jerry Drahovzal Oak Hill Voss Anna Mary Turner Chapel James M. Lesher Oak Hill Cemetery Niffenegger Reuben

Cedar Rapids Veteran Frank B. Long Dies at 74

Frank B. Long 74 of 117 Tenth Street NE Cedar Rapids died suddenly Sunday. Born July 1 1892 he was a World War I veteran and longtime resident. Survived by sister Maude Bennett 603 Eighth Street SE. Funeral at Beatty Bearle 11 a.m. Wednesday with military rites at Oak Hill Cemetery. Friends may call after 7 p.m. Monday.

Frank B. Long Tenth Street Cedar Rapids Maude Bennett Eighth Street Hanford Post American Legion the Goodfellows Beatty - Bearle A. F. Frankhauser Salem Eub Church Oak Hill

Senate Revisits Personal Property Exemption Bill Revisions

Phase out passed with an assumed $5,000 annual exemption for personal property but only to apply in 1968. Senate reconsidered Monday, removing major earlier amendments. House amended household bill to grant a flat $5,000 exemption to all, Senate and House action pending on those changes.

Senate House

Death Notice for Anna Huling Wife of Henry C Huling

Anna Huling of Cedar Rapids died Sunday after a long illness. Born May 15, 1890 in Kansas City, she was 1021 Fourteenth Avenue SW resident for 40 years. Survived by husband Henry C Huling two brothers Luther Thomas Des Moines George Thomas Knob Noster Mo and sister Willie May Wills Des Moines. Services at chapel east Wednesday 3 p.m. by Rev John S Thomas burial Oak Hill Cemetery. Friends may call at the

Anna Huling Henry Clay Huling Fourteenth Avenue Cedar Rapids Kansas City Luther Thomas Des Moines George Thomas Knob Noster Willie May Wills Turner Chapel John S. Thomas Oak Hill Cemetery

Carmichael News Sparks Shooting at Dixie Hills Center

In Atlanta a police officer shot a Negro youth at Dixie Hills shopping center moments after Stokely Carmichael held a news conference there. Carmichael had been arrested Sunday night for refusing to obey an officer and was released on bond.

Atlanta UPI Stokely Carmichael Dixie Hills Carmichael

Dodd Faces Censure Over Personal Use of Funds

Dodd faces a senate censure vote amid charges he diverted funds to personal benefit and collected travel expenses on seven trips from the senate and private groups. Senator Mansfield said he did not know when a vote would occur as Senator Long speaks in Dodd's defense. Monroney warned that failure to censure could invite corruption and undermine democracy.

Senate Dodd Mike Mansfield Montana Russell B. Long D-La Monroney

Lift in Your Life the Jack LaLanne Way

Daily program airs Monday through Friday at 9 00 AM on Channel 9 teaching home exercise routines and fitness guidance by Jack LaLanne.

Jack LA Lanne Channel 9

Rieger pleads guilty to drunk driving before judge Vietor

Edward I. Rieger 60 of 1315 Sixth Street NW pled guilty to drunk driving after appearing before Judge Harold D. Vietor. He was arrested last Thursday at 501 F Avenue NW. In a separate report, Lyle Brone of Palo reported two tires stolen from a truck, its windows broken and wiring pulled loose on Sunday to the sheriff’s office.

Edward I. Rieger Sixth Street NW Harold D. Vietor Rieger F Avenue NW Lyle Bronebarger Palo

Boaters Injured In Cedar River Collision

Two boats carrying families collided on the Cedar River three miles north of Chain Lakes. Stanley R. Clark and Richard Luedeman were involved. both crews sustained minor injuries. All seven family members were treated and released from St. Luke's hospital.

Cedar River Chain Lakes Stanley R. Clark Grinnell Richard Luedeman Twentyninth Avenue Clark Jane Steve Jerry Todd Suedeman Peg Craig Victor St. Luke’s Hospital

Kalona Couple Hurt in Highway 1 Crash

Lloyd Stagner, 74, of Kalona, in critical condition with a fractured spine at University Hospitals Iowa City after a Sunday crash on Highway 1. His wife Mabel, 74, listed in fair condition at Mercy Hospital Iowa City with facial and chest injuries.

Kalona Lloyd Stagner University Hospitals Iowa City Highway 1 Here Mabel Mercy Hospital

Robbers Hold Safeway Employees in Cooler After Cash Heist

Two armed bandits robbed a Safeway in Alameda California of 6000 dollars on Tuesday. Six employees were locked in the vegetable cooler and told to turn off the fan to keep it from getting too cold.

Alameda, Calif UPI Safeway

Nine enlist for army navy and air force duty

Nine men have enlisted in the formed forces. Sent to Fort Campbell Kentucky were Richard A. Garnas Terry A. Diehl John W. Argo and Robin L. Coker. William A. Leonard was sent to Fort Polk Louisiana. Navy men sent to San Diego were Francis R. Baffa Jr Terry W. Spading David G. Gerleman and Leon C. Hopp. Robert C. Evans and Dennis L. Hamilton were commissioned second lieutenants at Lackland Air Base. Alan Johnson commissioned at Fort Lee was Army second lieutenant. Multiple personnel reported home on leave from Camp Pendleton Scofield Barracks Memphis Fort Knox and other bases, with travel routes to Vietnam and Mountain Home Air Force Base noted for some.

Ft. Campbell, Ky Richard A. Garnas Iowa City Terry A. Diehl Twenty-fourth Street John W. Argo First Avenue SE Robin L. Coker Oxford Junction William A. Leonard Atkins Ft. Polk San Diego Navy Francis R. Baffa, Jr Pawnee Drive Terry W. Spading Belle Blaine David G. Gerleman Twenty - Fifth Street Leon C. Hopp Des Moines Robert C. Evans David B. Evans Air Force Lackland Air Base Texas Cornell Dennis L. Hamilton Twentieth Street Lackland Regis and Loras College Dubuque Alan Johnson A. J. Johnson Elkader Ft. Lee Richard M. Johnson Millard F. Johnson Mt. Vernon Road Scofield Barracks Hawaii D. L. Schroeder Betty Schroeder Fourteenth Avenue Marion Memphis Jim O’rourke Francis O’rourke North English Ft. Knox Ft. Dix N.J Ronald J. Lees Lloyd Lees F Avenue Amarillo Air Base Mountain Home Air Base Idaho Douglas J. Trachta Lester Trachta Port Hueneme Calif Vietnam

Snow leopard vacations amid India's hill retreat

The New Delhi zoo reports its rare snow leopard is spending the summer in the northern hills to escape the heat. Officials say air conditioning could not be provided at the zoo, prompting the creature's seasonal visit.

New Delhi India

Funeral planning urged as moral obligation for families

A funeral home promotes early arrangements to avoid emotional pressure and ensure family welfare. It emphasizes calm, wise decisions made together by the family to prevent unnecessary suffering.

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