Weather snapshot and extended forecast for several cities
Temperatures and precipitation listed for Atlanta Miami Bismarck Minneapolis Chicago New Orleans rk Denver Phoenix Houston Seattle and Washington. Extended Iowa forecast calls for highs in 80s lows in 60s with a chance of rain. Regional notes include June totals, barometer, humidity, and sun/moon times.
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Atlanta
Miami
Bismarck
Chicago
N. Orleans
Denver
Rem. Ros
Hoenix
Washington
Iowa
June 22 Birth Announcements From Families Listed
June 22 notices announce births for Richard Emanuel family in Norway and several others. Names include Joseph White, Roger Olson, Victoria Peters, Wayne Luth, Michael Thomas, Keith Rambo, Richard Rose, Jerry Strong with respective addresses. Families welcome new sons and a daughter in multiple households.
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Richard Emanuel
Norway
Joseph White
Jana Drive
Roger Olson
Clark Street
Hiawatha
Victoria Peters
Ellis Boulevard
Wayne Luth
Norwich Road
Michael Thomas
First Avenue NW
Keith Rambo
Richard Rose
Wilson Avenue
Jerry Strong
Springville
Cedar Rapids area notices and fines from Tuesday and Wednesday
A list of names from Cedar Rapids and nearby areas shows individuals fined for traffic and license violations including speeding and parking in alleys. Other items note service times and burials in Columbus Junction Williamsburg Garrison Mt. Vernon and nearby communities.
Obituaries Mention Mrs Hamer and Mrs Brinkman
Obituaries note services for Mrs Lorine E. Hamer at 2:30 Thursday at a Methodist church and for Mrs Brinkman at 1:30 Friday at United Methodist church, with references to local funeral homes and congregations. Funds requested in one notice include a cancer fund contribution.
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Methodist Church
Cancer Fund
Morgan’s. Williamsburg
Lorine E. Hamer
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
McSwiggin and Uhlmann
Oxford Junction
Bessie ‘Brinkman
United Methodist Church
Hayden's
No Highway 218 Work On Football Saturdays
Special provision added to the Seventy sixth avenue SW Highway 218 intersection project this fall forbids work on football Saturdays. The contractor must consult the Iowa home gridiron schedule to choose Saturdays to work. Work includes channelization lighting and signalization improvements.
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Ames
Seventy-sixth Avenue SW
Highway 218
Iowa
Welfare program details with work training and child care
A four person family could receive supplementation unless total income reaches 4140 dollars. All able bodied adult recipients including mothers of all but very young children would be required to register for job training and assignment. Day care facilities would be developed. The federal cost was estimated at 5.5 billion dollars, with states saving 1.6 billion.
Iowa Delegation Split On Welfare Reforms Vote
Washington UPI reports four Iowa congressmen voted to kill welfare and social security reforms in a 234 to 187 vote while three backed keeping the reforms. John Culver joined H R Gross John Kyl and William Scherle in the rejection effort Neal Smith Wiley Mayne and Fred Schwengel supported the reforms.
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Washington
UPI
Iowa
John Culver
H. R. Gross
John Kyl
William Scherle
Neal Smith
Wiley Mayne
Fred Schwengel
Three Hurt in Separate C R Traffic Mishaps
Norbert J. Willems of Algona suffered rib and back injuries when his semi trailer left the road and overturned in the 5500 block of Sixth Street SW at 2 26 a.m. He was treated at Mercy hospital and released with about 5000 in vehicle damage. Kathy Callan, 5, of 615 Third Avenue SW, sustained head back and shoulder injuries after running into a moving car at Third Avenue SW and Sixth Street SW at 9 40 a.m. She was treated at St Luke's hospital and released with no charges filed. Con Clouse, 20, of 268 Peace Avenue NW, injured back and left elbow when his motorcycle hit a car at Third Avenue and Eleventh Street SW at 7 50 a.m. Ockenfels, Milford A route 2 Marion, was charged with failure to yield. Clouse was treated at St Luke's hospital and released.
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Michael Langer
Sugar Pine Drive
John Wall
Hiawatha
Larry Wicks
Dalewood Avenue
David Gunn, Jr
Towne House Drive
David Vick
C Avenue
Sharon Rogers
Glass Road
John Causer
David Chase
Ingleside Drive
Joanne Fairley
Brockman Avenue
Marion
Melvin Young
Palo
John Woolstrichill
G Avenue
David Wallace
O Avenue
Dreina Derrick
Third Avenue
Jessie Goin
Thirteenth Street
William Davis
Rowley
Donald Bush
Center Point
Dean Harlin
Arlington
Norbert J. Willems
Algona
Willems
Mercy Hospital
Sixth Street
Kathy Callan
Floyd R. Thompson
St. Luke’s Hospital
Con
Clouse
Peace Avenue NW
Eleventh Street
Milford A. Ockenfels
Ockenfels
Intersection Signal Priorities Are Set
Ames selects two Cedar Rapids intersections for top signalization in the upcoming state traffic control program. Edgewood road and highway 94 will receive signals with the state funding 54 percent of 17800 dollars. First and Third avenues West are second priority with an interchange redesign and signals at an estimated cost of 18000 dollars, with 48 percent state funding.
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Ames
Cedar Rapids
Cooperative City
Edgewood Road
Highway 94
First
Third Avenues
Cedar Rapids Council Weighs Two Land Purchases
The Cedar Rapids city council authorized two purchases on Wednesday to add 22.3 acres from Carrie Bena and 52.25 acres from Glenn L. and Ruth Lee Streed to the city green belt on Otis Road SE. The Bena property costs $7,800 and the Streed property $25,461.25 under the open space program.
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Cedar Rapids
Carrie Bena
Glenn L
Ruth Lee Streed
Otis Road
Bena
Streed
Nome Burial Delayed by Thawing Ground
Nome Alaska AP undertaker Bobby Morse says winter graves can be buried only after thaw. Permafrost has slowed digging. Of 17 bodies, twelve already buried and five more set to be interred by Thursday afternoon.
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Nome
Alaska
Bobby Morse
North Country
Morse
Rocky Mountains Comprised of 100 Plus Ranges
The Rocky mountains form a jagged 5000 mile barrier from Alaska to Mexico and consist of more than 100 separate north south ranges.
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Rocky Mt. Ranges
Rocky Mountains
Alaska
Mexico
Partnership Suit Seeks Breakup of Welcome Inn Venture
Mary Sedlacek petitions Linn district court to dissolve the Welcome Inn tavern partnership with James M. Gillen alleging misused partnership funds and asset gifts. She seeks an accounting, settlement of sums due, asset division, and permission to run the tavern during litigation. Judge J Paul Naughton issued an injunction restraining Gillen from interfering with the accounting, entering the property, or signing tavern checks.
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Mary Sedlacek
James M. Gillen
Palo
Linn District Court
J. Paul Naughton
Gillen
Want Ads Offer Regular Advertising Service
Readers are invited to place regular advertisements in the want ads section. The notice promotes ongoing advertising in the newspaper for consistent visibility and business outreach.
Walter Genin 74 Cedar Rapids Resident Dies After Long Illness
Walter L. Genin 74 of 807 E avenue NW Cedar Rapids died Tuesday after a long illness. Born April 15 1897 in Brainerd Minnesota he joined the Cedar Rapids ball club in 1929 from Tacoma Washington where he grew up. He worked 20 years as a machinist for Universal Engineering Corp retiring in 1962. He belonged to the International Association of Machinists and the Eagles club. Surviving are his wife Anna married in 1960 a brother Arch Genin of Livingston Montana and a sister Leone Corley of Glendale California. Services 330 pm Friday at the Chapel of Memories with Rev Glenn D Hunt of Eden United Church of Christ burial Cedar Memorial. Friends may call at Cedar Memorial funeral home Thursday afternoon and at the chapel after 2 pm Friday.
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Fred L. Bokorney
Twenty-fifth Street
Cedar Rapids
Gladys P. Hook
Bokorney
Trinity United Methodist Church
Crescent Lodge
el Kahir Shrine
Cedar Memorial
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
Trinity Church Memorial Fund
George L. Meyer
Ellis Boulevard
le Mars
Quaker Oats Co
Modern Woodmen
Cedar Christian Church
Louis A. Meyer
Lawrence Meyer
A. E. Klagge
Phoenix
Brady Mortuary
Lee Griffis
Walter L. Genin
E Avenue NW
Brainerd
Minn
Cedar Rapids Ball Club
Tacoma
Wash
Universal Engineering Corp
Genin
International Assn. of Machinists
Eagles Club
Anna
Arch Genin
Livingston
Mont
Leone Corley
Glendale
Calif
Chapel of Memories
Glenn D. Hunt
Eden United Church of Christ
Cedar Memorial Funeral
Mrs Francis Holland R J Holland Rites Pending
Mrs Francis Holland 50 of 2805 A avenue NE died after a lingering illness. Born June 13 1921 in Norway Michigan she lived in Shueyville nineteen years and moved to Cedar Rapids a year ago. Survived by husband daughter Sally Ann Mills Kalamazoo brother Arthur R Jean Kalamazoo sisters Amelia Agnes Jameson Orlando Isabelle Evelyn Santek Kalamazoo mother Anna N Jean Kalamazoo and four grandchildren. Body at Stewart funeral home calling after 1 p.m. Thursday funeral arrangements pending.
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Rosemary Jean Holland
Avenue NE
Francis P. Holland
Norway, Mich
Shueyville
Cedar Rapids
Arthur R. Jean
Kalamazoo
Mich
Amelia Agnes Jameson
Orlando
Fla
Isabelle Evelyn Santek
Anna N. Jean
Stewart Funeral Home
Belle McCalley Dies in Tucson Nursing Home
Former Cedar Rapids resident Belle McCalley died Wednesday at the Devon Cable Nursing Home in Tucson Arizona. She had lived in Cedar Rapids for 40 years before moving to Tucson.
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Belle McCalley
Cedar Rapids
Devon Cable
Tucson
Ariz
Stolen Rifle Ties Youth to Case in Cedar Rapids
Forrest J. Winegardner aged 18 of 2423 Glassroad NE faces charges of receiving stolen property and unlawful conveyance of a rifle after a .22 caliber rifle reported stolen from Michael Kinney at 2000 Rockford Road SW was found in his possession. A 17 year old Cedar Rapids boy was charged with larceny. The incident also linked to a Tuesday night hit and run reported by Julius Sanders. Winegardner awaits arraignment and the juvenile case goes to probation.
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Forrest J. Winegardner
Glassroad
Cedar Rapids
Winegardner
Michael Kinney
Rockford Road
Julius Sanders
Eighth Street
Youth Bureau
Witnesses deny threats in Medina pre-trial hearing
Three officers and a Pentagon official testified that they did not threaten Sgt. Charles La Croix or offer immunity to testify against Capt. Ernest L. Medina. La Croix had claimed he faced murder charges unless he testified about My Lai. Miller said he lacked authority to grant immunity.
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Fort Mcpherson, Ga
UPI
Ernest L. Medina
My Lai
Medina
Henry J. Olk
Fort Riley
Kan
Charles H. Curtis
Fort Carson
Colo
Robert E. Miller
Military Justice Division
Pentagon
Charles la Croix
la Croix
Olk
Curtis
Miller
Salmon fattening voyage before spawning
Before salmon migrate from salt water they accumulate oils and fats for the journey to the spawning grounds and do not feed during this period.
Indictment Stems from Ky Mine Blast that Killed 38
A coal firm Finley Coal Co and manager Charles Finley were indicted on 24 counts in U S district court in Pikeville Ky for alleged federal coal mine safety violations at two mines. The charges include four counts of misusing explosives and four of using prohibited explosives. Conviction carries up to one year in prison and a $25 000 fine per count.
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Washington
Hyden
Mitchell
Finley Coal Co
Charles Finley
U. S. District Court
Pikesville
Senate Narrowly Passes Amendment On Vietnam Withdrawals
The chamber debated phased U S troop pullouts from Indo China in exchange for prisoner releases. A Stennis amendment failed 51 48 shifting support, then reversed to back the administration as James Allen sought a recount. The Stennis measure passed by one vote, preserving Nixon's policy amid protests. Mansfield then offered a substitute quickly approved.
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Stennis
Cook
Sen
James Allen
D-Ala
Wallace Bennett
Utah
B. Everett Jordan
N.C
Nixon
Senate
Indo- China
Mansfield
Administration
Boy Finds Boots Right Footed Pair Turned In
A 12-year-old boy in San Antonio Texas found seven new boots hidden in a bush near his home and turned them over to the police. Each boot was for the right foot.
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San Antonio, Texas
Armed Robberies Strikes Cedar Rapids Hospitals and Stores
Cedar Rapids detectives probe two armed robberies within two hours Tuesday. At St Luke's Hospital a 25 year old cashier Eileen Waggoner was robbed of 50 dollars by a gunman described as 20 to 22, five nine to six feet tall, brown hair in a yellow shirt and sunglasses who spent time in the lobby. At Killian's Lindale Plaza a second robber about 20 to 22, white shirt and dungarees, stole 62 dollars from Capitola McShane, 65, in the store office, fleeing on foot. Officials described similar descriptions and said witnesses are being interviewed. No suspects named.
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Cedar Rapids
St.Luke’s Hospital
Killian
Lindale Plaza
St. Luke’s
Eileen Waggoner
Eighth Street
Killian’s
Capitola McShane
Springville
McCloskey Clashes With FBI Over War Study Papers
Representative Paul McCloskey says he plans to reveal a summary of war study papers while FBI agents question him about access to the documents from Daniel Ellsberg. McCloskey says the papers are working Pentagon study notes lacking security stamps and may duplicate material already published, with hearings to decide public release.
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Laird
Ogden Reid
R-N.y
John Moss
D-Calif
Paul McCloskey
R-Calif
FBI
Daniel Ellsberg
McCloskey
Ellsberg
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Pentagon
Princeton
U. S
Vietnam
Kennedy
Johnson
House
Government Information Subcommittee
New York Times
San Diego Bids To Host 1972 Republican National Convention
A joint San Diego committee proposes a 1.5 million bid to host the GOP national convention in 1972. Lt. Gov. Ed Reinecke says the chances look good after a two hour closed session, with final approval needed from the city council and county board of supervisors.
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San Diego
G.O.P
Ed Reinecke
County Board of Supervisors
Car Train Collision at Center Point Crossing
At Center Point Orange street crossing a 12 car freight train struck the rear of a car driven by Lillian Andrea Richards. She and her two children escaped injury, while the car owner Nancy D Chiovane of Des Moines is listed. The car was shoved 20 feet. no signals exist at the crossing. Mrs Richards was taken to St Luke's hospital in Cedar Rapids for examination.
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Gazette
Orange Street
Lillian Andrea Richards
St. Luke’s Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Roxanna
Mitchael
Nancy D. Chiovane
Des Moines
Safe Won't Open Golf Balls Stolen
Thieves drilled a hole in the bank roof and used a blow torch to widen it but took no cash. They left with 18 golf balls the bank used for promotion, suggesting rough trimming rather than theft of money.
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Pittsfield
Mass
UPI
Parachute Jump at Coney Island to be Sold for Park
The 250 foot high parachute jump at Coney Island, a 1939 World's Fair relic, will be sold to clear space for a new city park.
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New York
Coney Island
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