Weather notes and births in Cedar Rapids area daily brief
Daily Record item summarizes weather at streets First Street NW and M Avenue NW with smoke odor at 152 Fourteenth Avenue SW and 7:14 am Monday readings. Includes past week barometer and humidity data, moon phase, and sunrise and sunset times. Reports births in Mercy and St. Luke's with several addresses and newborns, plus marriage licenses and local fire and police notices. Lists out of town births and a dense set of local death notices across Iowa towns with service details and obituaries.
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First Street
M Avenue NW
Eit Brera
Fourteenth
Avenue SW
Eomn
Thirtyeigen Street
C. i
Randie
Willis
Richard
Sheryl
Gazette
Coralville Lake Pool
St. Luke's
George E. Tasley
8 Avenue NE
Arlo D. Felley
Sixth Street
Vance J. Hart
Fairfax
Donald ©. Stallman
Wadkins
Jacob C. Studt
Verfom
Henneth
Garry
Wilhelms
Timothy J. Hale
Oakland Toad
Fayetteville
N.C
Mark Wightower
Sharon Tanner
Center Point
Rochester
Minn
George Facer
Facer
Carl Hadger
Veracourt
Greenshoro
James G. Bearle
Beurle
Arthur Beurle
Third Avenue SE
Ray Warns U S Meat Quota Lift Premature
BISMARCK ND Iowa Gov Robert Ray at the Midwestern Governors conference said lifting meat import quotas was premature and he hoped it would not occur. He warned price controls on beef would have been worse, noting farmers are finally being rewarded for beef production and political implications will become clearer with time.
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Bismarck
N.D
Iowa
Robert Ray
Nixon cites meat price rise tied to strong economy
President Nixon said meat prices rose partly from a growing U S economy increasing demand that outpaced supplies. He rejected a price freeze but pledged to monitor the situation and keep housewives assured of no unfair increases. He noted the short term shortage is not a result of farmers’ incomes and discussed meat imports with Australian officials.
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Willian P. Rogers
United States
Shultz
Nixon
Oval Office
Nixon warns arms race risks unity and peace
Nixon argues failure to match Soviet nuclear advances would destroy incentives to negotiate a comprehensive limit. He warns U S weakness could invite Soviet aggression in the Middle East and increase instability worldwide. The defense bill has been trimmed by Moscow accords, shifting funds between missile and offensive systems.
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Nixon
U.S
Moseny
Trident
Bell Bamber
Obituary notices for Kopecky Chalupsky Chiverton Drew and Nelson
Obituaries for Wesley J. Kopecky 64 of 147 Hayes St SW died Saturday after a brief illness. Frank F. Chalupsky 93 formerly of 2162 C St SW died Sunday in Olney Maryland with extensive family surviving. Carl Chiverton Drew 78 lifelong Cedar Rapids resident and Drew and Drew associate died Saturday after a short illness. Frieda Becher Nelson 79 formerly of 1514 Memorial Dr SE died Sunday after a brief illness. Services and funeral details listed for each, with survivors and burial plans at Turner East Janeba Kubas funeral home and Wanderers Rest cemetery.
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Wesley J. Kopecky
Hayes Street
Cedar Rapids
Obituary notices for R C Painter Eamon Urban and Ralph Gass
Obituaries list multiple Cedar Rapids and surrounding area residents with funeral details. R C Painter, 74, Moberly Missouri, formerly Cedar Rapids, survived by two sons and seven grandchildren. services Wednesday in Moberly, burial Paris Missouri. Also listed are Mary F Holiaday, Eamon Urban, and Ralph Gass with service times, burial sites, and arranging funeral homes. Family notes donations to heart fund encouraged.
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R. C. Painter
Moberly
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Chester
Shueyville
Bob
Marlon
Tan jCater Funeral
Paris
Court ruling limits review of army information gathering
A court cites a 1937 Supreme Court ruling requiring an immediate danger showing to base First Amendment cases, with a coalition including four Nixon appointees and Justice Byron White. The decision bars what would amount to a trial of how the army collected data on individuals and groups from the summer of 1965.
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Supreme Court
Nixon Administration
Byron R. White
Autopsy Ordered In Wayne County Man Death Case
Clyde C Brand 77 of Cedar Rapids was killed Sunday night when his car veered across M avenue NW and struck a light pole autopsy ordered to determine if death resulted from injuries or natural causes Police reported no charges filed Brand a long time Cedar Rapids resident born March 31 1895 in Bedford retired Quaker Oats employee survived by son David Brand Indianola sister Crystal Bedrit Omaha and two grandchildren Services set for Turner Chapel West 10 30 am Thursday Rev Stephen R Root St James United Methodist Burial Linwood Cemetery Friends may call at Turner Chapel West until 10 am Thursday casket will not be opened after service
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Iowa
Clarence J. Huff
St. Patrick's Church
Ruxsary
Donohue’s
Clarence — Hirsm Welliver
Chapman’s
Riceville
Vinton
John Praeter
White's
Dyersville
Godfrey A. Gudenkauf
Bascilica of
St Francis
Kramer's
Webster
Grace FE
Yoakam
Powell's
South English
Anamosa
Trene Richards
McNamara’s
I Petersboro
Wilhelmina Qverman
St. Peter and Paul Catholic Church
Nichols
Ray A. Norris
Snider
West Liberty
Hasteton
Vaun Buckman
Presbyterian Church
Brant's
Toolwein
Figin
Keith Butikofer
Harry Butikofer
Nfgriz Community Church
Muehlethaler's
Monons
Effie Biggs
United Methodist Church
Schultz
Arthur Stana
Congregational Ucc
Riverside
Goettsch's
Columbus Junction
Grice
Chown
Stacy-Lewis Funeral Home
Conesville
Walter R. Stephenson
Murdoch's
Marengo
Ewald Hertkemeyer
Hoover-Valentine, McGregor
Mabel L. Cilbert
Thornburg's
Carl Chiverton Drew
First Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids
Drew
James E. Drew
Turner i T Chapel
D. A. Loferski
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Janeba-Kubz
A. L. Zachar
Czsch National Cemetery
Holiaday
Mary F
Larry Johnson
First Presbyterian Church
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
Irwin Perm
Marion
Heart Fund
Urban
Eamon E
Wette
Turner Chanel
Charles Mehaffey
Anderson Cemetery
Cedar Raids
Pitts
Ralph Gass
Turner Chapel
Mary White
Campbell Cemetery
Clyde C. Brand
Fourth Street
Brand
M Avenue NW
Clyde Christopher Brand
Bedford
Quaker Qats Co
David Brand
Indianola
Crystal Bedrit
Omaha
Turner Chapel West
Stephen R. Root
St. James United Methodist Church
Linwood Cemetery
Young Man Accused Of Drunk Driving
Anthony W. Rieder, 20, of Shellsburg, charged with drunk driving after a Cedar Rapids patrol report said he drove erratically in the south part of the city early Sunday. He was released from county jail on a promise to appear in court.
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Anthony W. Rieder
Route One
Shellsburg
Highway Patrol
Rieder
Beers
Cedar Rapids
Floods Cause Major Crop Damage and River Valley Losses
Floods caused at least 35 million dollars in crop damage though rural homes and livestock losses were not included. National guard and Army troops were to aid police as flooding receded in Pittsburgh where underground garages were pumped out for Monday business. William Green of HUD estimated property damage in Chemung Allegheny and Genesee river valleys at about 100 million.
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Guard
William Green
HUD
Chemung
Allegheny
Genesee
Pittsburgh
Golden Triangle
Harris to Defend Self Defence Claim in Dec Killing
In Cedar Rapids Miss Harris 24 seeks to show she acted in self defense after a Dec 8 shooting. Both sides discussed self defense during juror questioning in pretrial hearings with Harris denying statements she made to detectives about firing a shotgun at the victim.
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Rosetta Harris
Charles Frondleast
Cedar Rapids
Miss. Harris
Election Rules Void in Missouri Synod Layman Secretar y
A layman was elected secretary of the Iowa District East of the Lutheran Church Missouri Synod but the vote was voided for contravening synodical rules. A second election named Rev. Walter Niermann of Iowa City as secretary. Harold Straub of Cedar Falls had been first elected. District delegates, about 225 attending the convention, discussed voting age and other resolutions while committees study synod questions for next year.
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Iowa
Lutheran Church — Missouri
Syfod
Harold Straub
Cedar Falls
Walter Niermann
Iowa City
Town House
Manuel Love
Synod
Lutheran World Federation
American Lutheran Church
ALC
Barlier
Bruno Schlachtenhausen
Paul Scheidt
Concordia Lutheran Church In
Cedar Rapids
Missouri Synod
American Lutheran Church In
John Haack
Clinton
Ralph Swale
Mason City
David Anderson
Dubuque
Edgar Kruse
Waterloo
John Zimmerman
Eldora
HACAP forms Hawkeye Area Housing Development unit
HACAP announces creation of the Hawkeye Area Housing Development program as a separate corporate entity. Victor C. Miller named programs director to oversee housing for low income families and the elderly, plus counseling under FHA rules with HUD approval. The initiative, serving Johnson Jones and Linn counties, aims to assist single family buyers and multi family sponsors and to provide technical services for planning and development.
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Fy Action Program
HACAP
Russell Proffitt
Hawkeye Area
Victor C. Miller
Miller
Department of Planning and Redevelopment
Federal Housing Administration
Farmers Home Adeministration
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Ixcae
Proffitt
HUD
FHA
Cedar Rapids
W. C. Miller
Eighth Avenue SE
Johnson, Jones and
Lin
Combat Raids Hit Hanoi Area and Key Targets
U S fighter bombers and carrier jets conducted Sunday raids north of Hanoi targeting Xuan Mai training camps and truck parks. U S command reported multiple bridges, storage areas, trucks, warehouses, and power plants destroyed or damaged, with significant explosions near Vinh and in Bac Giang.
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Navy
Hanoi
Xuan Mai
U.S
Midway
Rock Park
U. S. Command
U. S. Navy
Vinh
Demilitarized Zone
Vietnams
Tam da
Dein Chau
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Lumir Kopecky
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Carl C. Drew
C. H. Nelson
Frieda Becher Nelson
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