Daily Record notices and obituaries from June events
Local notices list weather data and June events plus a long section of obituaries and funeral services from various Iowa towns. Included are births at Camp Springs Maryland and multiple listings of names, ages, residences, and church services with dates for Belle Plaine Center Point Dysart Edgewood Harper Independence Luana Monticello Mt. Vernon North Liberty Tama Tipton Van Horne Waukon.
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Monticello
Emil Husman
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Goettsch’s
Mt. Vernon
Evelyn Mihan
Morgan Funeral Home
North Liberty
Lois Graves Pfeiffer
Tama
Joseph McGee
Mason-Hand
Haven Cemetery
Tipton
Margaret Feldman
Dye’s. van Horne
Nell Kelly
Immaculate Conception Catholic Church
Rosary
Fellmer’s
Keystone
Visitation
Waukon
Edward Leo Zupke
Martin’s
Dentist Arrested in $2 Million IBM Stock Heist
Houston dentist Dr. Jack Blankfield was arrested on a charge of possessing 6000 shares of stolen IBM stock valued at about two million dollars. FBI agents traced the stock from Dean Witter to a Houston attorney before Blankfield surrendered. He claims two men offered the discount deal and insists he did not steal the shares.
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Houston
FBI
IBM
Thomas Jordan
Dean Witter and Co., Inc
New York City
Jordan
Jack Blankfield
Blankfield
Infant Jason A. Jarosh Dies at Birth
Jason A. Jarosh infant son of Mr and Mrs Danny Jarosh of 1341 Twenty first avenue SW died Saturday Born June 8 Private graveside services will be held Monday at 10 30 a m at Dunkard cemetery conducted by Rev James McClane of Knox Presbyterian Church Brush chapel in charge
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Jason A. Jarosh
Danny Jarosh
Twenty-first Avenue
Dunkard
James McClane
Knox Presbyterian Church
Brush Chapel
Obituary Notices and Funeral Details Chronology
Multiple funeral services are scheduled this week. Emma Mae Jewell, Morris W J Turner Chapel, Michael G Nassif, Milda Ozolins, Kenneth L Thompson, and Charles E Zobin will be laid to rest at Cedar Memorial, St George, First United Presbyterian, Linwood, and other cemeteries. Clergy include Rev Stephen Root Rev Lee Soul Rev Bernard Olson Rev Clifton Eller Rev Elias Ziton Rev George Carlson Rev A F Frankhauser Rev A T Washington.
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Jewell
Emma Mae
Chapel of Memories
Stephen R. Root
St. James United Methodist Church
Lee Soul
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
Morris, W. J
Turner Chapel
Bernard Olson
Independence
Clifton Ellerbeck
Kenwood Park United Methodist Church
Mt. Hermon Lodge
Kenwood Park
Turner’s East
Father Ziton
Ozolins
Mrs
Milda
Turner Chapel East
George Carlson
First Lutheran Church
First United Presbyterian
Ely
Thompson
Kenneth L. Turner
A. F. Frankhauser
Salem United Methodist Church
Zobin
Charles E
Brush Chapel
A. T. Washington
Linwood Cemetery
City Briefs theft reports include two local losses
Dr. Joseph Galles reported $25 stolen from his Northwood drive NE home while away between June 11 and Saturday. Shirley Lowe said a purse containing $31 was stolen from a shopping cart Saturday afternoon at Kmart West on Outlook drive SW.
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Joseph Galles
Northwood Drive
Shirley Lowe
Outlook Drive
Kmart West
Ziegler Discusses President’s Involvement in Press Injunctions
Ziegler states the President concurred with the justice department to seek injunctions against two newspapers. He emphasizes the obligation to enforce the law and notes the President, spending the weekend here, is kept aware of the legal process.
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Justice Department
Ceausescu Leaves Hanoi After Four Day North Vietnam Visit
Romanian President Nicolae Ceausescu departed Hanoi following a four day state visit. Hanoi officials and the Vietnam News Agency reported the stop.
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Tokyo
UPI
Nicolae Ceausescu
Hanoi
North Vietnam
Vietnam
Bureau of Mines Faulted Over Hyden Mine Disaster
A U S House subcommittee faulted the Bureau of Mines in the Dec. 30 38 miners death at Finley No 15 and 16 in Hyden Kentucky. It urged hearings into enforcement of the Coal Mine Health and Safety Act and criticized inspections and the agency’s investigation as poorly handled.
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House
U.S. Bureau of Mines
Finley Coal Co
Hyden
House General Labor Subcommittee
Bureau
Bureau of Mines
Finley No. 15
Agnew to Visit Franco for 1936 Uprising Commemoration
Vice President Agnew will be Franco's guest on July 18 for ceremonies marking the 1936 uprising that ignited the Spanish civil war and established Franco's rule.
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Madrid
UPI
Agnew
Francisco Franco
Martin Manor Houses Martins to Fight Mosquito Mosquitoes
James Schact of Kenosha Wisconsin inspected a 502 room apartment house for martins in his yard on Saturday. He said the roost will be worth the effort as Agriculture Department figures show a martin eats hundreds of mosquitoes daily.
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James Schact
Kenosha
Wis
Schact
Agriculture Department
Severe Weather Surges Through Northwest Iowa Saturday
A powerful thunderstorm squall line swept across northwest, central and north central Iowa Saturday bringing hail up to one inch in Guthrie Center Steam Boat Rock Thompson and Waverly with reports of tornado sightings near Epworth and west of Quasqueton. Daytime highs reached the upper 90s in Council Bluffs and Davenport while Cedar Rapids hit 95 as Mason City and Waterloo stayed at 92. Cooler air followed and Sunday was forecast partly cloudy with highs in the 80s and 60s at night.
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Iowa
Guthrie Center
Epworth
Quasqueton
Burglar Alarm Triggers Juvenile Arrests at Rapids Chevrolet
Two boys ages 14 and 15 were arrested after they allegedly entered the Rapids Chevrolet Co. lot on Shaver road NE and triggered a burglar alarm by cutting through fencing. They were charged as juveniles with malicious damage and given into parental custody.
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Rapids Chevrolet Co
Shaver Road
Clinton Man Killed in Pedestrian Crash
A 74-year-old Clinton man, Hans F. Jessen, was struck by a car Saturday and died at Clinton Hospital. The driver, 18-year-old John W. Svacina, faces no charges as authorities investigate the accident.
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Clinton
Hans F. Jessen
John W. Svacina
Planin group seeks prisoner swap with North Vietnam
The group proposed a deal worth hundreds of millions to a billion dollars to intern American prisoners of war in a country offering medical care and more freedom until end of the conflict. They moved toward Peking after Laos, citing China as a potential internment site. Fischer said they expected a reply from Peking within weeks and noted solid intelligence from Hong Kong, without naming sources.
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North Vietnam
Fischer
Pws
Peking
Laos
China
Hong Kong
Refugee Talks in London Between Singh Heath Official
Indian Foreign Minister Swaran Singh arrived in London from New York for talks with Prime Minister Edward Heath and Foreign Secretary Sir Alex Douglas-Home on refugees fleeing East Pakistan.
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London
UPI
Swaran Singh
New York
Edward Heath
Alex Douglas-Home
India
East Pakistan
Soviet Space Official Defects to West at Paris Air Show
Paris reports say Anatole Fedosseiev, a high ranking Soviet space official, defected to the West during the Paris Air Show. He was deputy head of the Soviet delegation and believed to be a vice minister in charge of Soyuz and Luna programs. He flew to NATO headquarters after being handed to NATO officials.
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Paris
UPS
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Anatole Fedosseiev
Fedosseiev
Washington
NATO
le Bourget
Brussels
U. S. Air Force
Moscow
Michel Debre
U.S
Judith Stephens named Miss Iowa in Davenport pageant
Judith Faye Stephens, Miss Southwest Iowa and daughter of J W Stephens of Clarinda, 21, a Morningside College graduate, was crowned Miss Iowa. First runnerup Jane Ellen Roberts, 21, of Marshalltown, second runnerup Julie Heberlein, 20, of Portage Wisconsin, is Miss Decorah, and third runnerup Jane Derring, 19, of Pottsville, represents Northeast Iowa.
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Davenport
Judith Faye Stephens
Southwest Iowa
Iowa
Miss Stephens
J. W. Stephens
Clarinda
Morningside College
Jane Ellen Roberts
Marshalltown
Decorah
Julie Heberlein
Robert Heberlein
Portage
Wis
Jane Derring
Pottsville
Northeast Iowa
Times Victory in Security Case Upholds Free Press
Judge Gurfein ruled for the Times, denying an injunction and upholding press freedom while allowing a temporary publication restraint pending a higher court stay. He rejected use of 18 U.S. Code 793 to block reporting, stressing the public’s right to know. Sulzberger welcomed the decision as upholding constitutional principles.
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Gurfein
Arthur Ochs Sulzberger
The
Times
U.S
Court of Appeals
Kaufman
Supreme Court
Sydney Gruson
the Times
Democratic candidates react to Vietnam disclosures
Dole questions the issue as a question to be answered. Harold Hughes of Iowa says Vietnam revelations challenge Americans about democracy and accuse the Nixon administration of secrecy and deception in ongoing policy.
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Muskie
Harold Hughes
Iowa
Vietnam
Motorcycle Crash Near Solon Injures Four
Two Beeville brothers, John 15 and Terry 16 Meitzen, were injured when their motorcycle struck a car on Highway 382 three miles west of Solon. They were treated at University hospitals Iowa City. The car driven by Larry D. Page, 20, Cedar Rapids, was slowing for a turn when rear ended. No charges noted.
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Solon
Beeville
Texas
John Meitzen
Terry Meitzen
Highway 382
University Hospitals
Iowa City
Iowa Highway Patrol
Larry D. Page
Cedar Rapids
Five in Family Injured in Crash Near Cedar Rapids
A Cedar Rapids family of seven had five injured in a two car collision Saturday evening two miles north of Center Point on Highway 150. William F. Myers Jr. 41 and his wife Mary along with children Cynthia 13 Douglas 8 and Randy 10 were taken to St Luke's hospital for treatment. Gregory 16 was not hurt. Hospital said Mrs Myers possibly would be admitted.
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Center Point
Cedar Rapids
Here
St. Luke’s Hospital
William F. Myers, Jr
Meadowdale Drive
Mary
Cynthia
Douglas
Randy
Myers
Gregory
Fire Tragedy Triggers Search Off Yugoslav Coast
Riijeka Yugoslavia ships and planes combed a wide area off the northern Adriatic port after a fire on the Yugoslav freighter August Cesarec swept away three crew members and a woman passenger.
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Rijeka
Yugoslavia
UPI
Adriatic
August Cesarec
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