Weather and notices from Daily Record and obituaries
Tuesday records show high 65 and 74 by 2 p.m with 0.48 inches rainfall. Coralville Lake levels, wind, humidity, sun times, and river gauges listed. Births announced in Cedar Rapids and Marion families, followed by police reports, speeding and traffic fines. Obituaries and funeral services for residents of Independence, Brooklyn, Maynard, Delsing-Wright, Manchester, Belle Plaine, Tiffin, Iowa City, Van Horne, Traer, and Traer cases listed with service details.
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Ralph Reed
White’s. Brooklyn
Lucy Reed Ott
Greene Methodist Church
IOOF
Maynard
Fred Ingels
United Presbyterian Church
Delsing- Wright
Traer
Alexander F. Boldt
Henderson’s
Toledo
Manchester
Lester Sheppard
Marion
Bohnenkamp
Belle Plaine
John Konicek
Hrabak’s
Ora Alee
Tiffin
Harvey Michel
George L. Gay
Heart Fund
Iowa City
Richard Verry
S. van Horne
Helen Schmahl
Fellmer’s Keystone
James J. Caslavka
St. Paul’s Catholic Church
Overton’s. Traer
Charles L. Justice
Overton’s
France to resume Pacific nuclear tests despite protests
France plans to restart Pacific nuclear tests drawing protests in Australia and New Zealand while Paris reports the tests will be distant from populations. Observers say the aim is to perfect the warhead behind the French force de frappe with 28 devices exploded in the Pacific since 1966 and the Sahara first test in 1961. The South Vietnamese plut currency has devalued over 1000 percent since 1965.
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Inventory Slated Friday At Iowa Liquor Stores
All Iowa state liquor stores will be closed most of Friday for inventory. Cedar Rapids and Marion stores will run 4 to 8 p.m. Friday. Regular hours resume Saturday and Monday, with closures on Tuesday for the Fourth of July holiday.
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Iowa State
Cedar Rapids and
Marion
Banks Seem to Hold Stock Through Nominees, SEC Says Control May Lie in Minor Stakes
In remarks continuing from Page 1, banks explain that they hold stock through multiple nominees. The Securities and Exchange Commission notes that an interest as small as 10 percent can effectively control a corporation, with 5 percent potentially enough if other votes are dispersed.
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Metcalf
Chase Manhattan
Morgan Guaranty Trust
Manufacturers Hanover Trust
First National City Bank of New York
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Code and Co
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Harris Murder Trial Nearing End in Rosetta Harris Case
State presented evidence in the Rosetta Harris murder case with detectives Millsap and Trousdale detailing Harris statements about shooting 40 year old Charles Frendle. Landlord Rees and former tenant Coleman testified to gunpowder odor near the entrance while noting delays in investigation.
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Rosetta Harris
Kenneth Millsap
Calvin Trousdale
Miss Harris
Trousdale
Charles Frendle
Dean Rees
John Coleman
Millsap
Frandie
Frendle
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Deaths: Catherine Shea and son Leonard D Shea
Cedar Rapids woman Catherine V. Shea died early Wednesday two hours after learning of her son Leonard D. Shea's death. Catherine, 77, and Leonard, 47, shared Cedar Rapids roots and church ties, with numerous survivors and funeral arrangements detailed. Leonard D. Shea died Tuesday after a short illness, leaving a wife, two sons, and siblings. Services for both are scheduled at St. Patrick's Church with burial at Mt. Calvary cemetery.
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Cedar Rapids
Catherine V. Shea
Leonard D. Shea
Cariocas Pay Fines in 1971 Traffic Fees
Rio de Janeiro residents paid 5 million cruzeiros in traffic fines in 1971, totaling about 833000 dollars. The figure was reported by UPI and reflects municipal enforcement levels and public compliance in that year.
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Services Friday for Ruby Pike of Marion
Ruby E. Pike aged 73 of 915 Fifteenth Street Marion died Wednesday after a short illness. She was born December 24 1898 in Central City and married Oscar A. Pike May 23 1917 in Central City. Surviving are three sisters Dorothy Story Hazel Pike Letha Freeman and a brother Joseph Story. Memorial services are 3 p.m. Friday Cedar Memorial Chapel of Memories with Rev Gene A Burry officiating. Burial Cedar Memorial Cemetery. Friends may call at Cedar Memorial funeral home Thursday afternoon and Chapel of Memories after 2 p.m. Friday. The casket will not be opened after the service.
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Catherine V. Shea
Timothy J. Shea
Eighteenth Street
Holbrook
Cedar Rapids
Mrs. Shea
National Catholic Order of Foresters
Shamrock Club
St. Michael’s Club
St. Joseph’s Club
Women of the Moose
Navy Mothers
Daughters of Isabella
FuYen Club
Cedar Rapids Electrical Co
Sheas
Jerry D. Shea
Madison Wis
John J
Michael P. Shea
Robert W. Millier
William Vogel
Mary Rose Shea
Chicago
Stewart
Teahen Funeral
St. Patrick’s Church
Paul J. Maguire
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Teahen’s
Knights of Columbus
Teahen and
Stewart Funeral Homes
Ruby E. Pike
Fifteenth Street
Marion
Central City
Oscar A. Pike
Coggan
Joseph Story
Keokuk
Cedar Memorial Chapel of Memories
Gene A. Burry
Obituary notices W Paul Keller 83 Cedar Rapids resident
W Paul Keller 83 of 1221 Fourth avenue SE Cedar Rapids died Tuesday after a long illness. Born October 8 1889 in Ponca Nebraska he married Rebecca Keller June 14 1912 in Waterloo. He served in the U S Navy during World War I.
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Fourth Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids
Ponca
Neb
Rebecca Keller
Waterloo
U. S. Navy
Longtime Rock Island Railroad Employee Funeral Details
A Rock Island Railroad veteran of over 30 years, Mr Keller, member of Westminster Presbyterian church and Oddfellows Maine lodge, survived by his wife, two sisters Pearl Duncan of Clarence and Berthina Waterman of Mason City, and a brother Avon Keller of Omaha. Services 1 p.m. Friday at Chapel of Memories with Rev Earle McCrea, Bethel United Presbyterian Church, Waterloo. Burial Cedar Memorial at the chapel after 9 a.m. Friday.
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Pearl Duncan
Clarence
Berthina Waterman
Mason City
Avon Keller
Omaha
Earle McCrea
Bethel United Presbyterian Church
Waterloo
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Cedar Memorial
Infant Melanie Rae Ross Dies Shortly After Birth
Ross infant Melanie Rae Ross daughter of Mr and Mrs Dennis Ross of 3320 Wilson Avenue SW died in Iowa City Sunday three hours after birth. Survived by parents grandparents John Weiland Mrs William Best from Cedar Rapids Don Ross Des Moines great grandparents Jane Weiland Frank Hasek Cedar Rapids Irvin Ross Claude Swim Oskaloosa. Private graveside services planned at Czech National Cemetery Thursday Stewart Funeral Home in charge.
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Czech National Cemetery
Stewart Funeral Home
Widow of Warren H Schloeman Dies in Cedar Rapids
Mrs W H Schloeman Nellie Pearl Schloeman 74 of 420 Sixth street SE widow of Warren H Schloeman died Tuesday after brief illness Born Feb 15 1898 in Keokuk county she lived in Cedar Rapids 27 years Survived by son Lester C Schloeman De Ridder LA grandson two great grandchildren and two brothers Clarence H Williams Norway and Sam J Williams Marshalltown Services at Turner Chapel West Friday 10 30 a m Rev A T Washington Sharon United Methodist Church Burial Lennox Cemetery near Norway Friends may call at Turner Chapel West
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W. H. Schloeman
Nellie Pearl Schloeman
Sixth Street
Warren H. Schloeman
Keokuk County
Cedar Rapids
Lester C. Schloeman
de Ridder
Clarence H. Williams
Norway
Sam J. Williams
Marshalltown
Turner Chapel West
A. T. Washington
Sharon United Methodist Church
Lennox Cemetery
Funeral Notice for Joseph P. Flynn Lake Wales Florida
Joseph P. Flynn 70 of Lakeland Florida formerly of Cedar Rapids died June 6 after a long illness born January 5 1902 in Castalia a St Patrick's high school Cedar Rapids graduate 1920. No immediate Cedar Rapids survivors. Services June 8 at Marion Nelson chapel and Holy Spirit Catholic church Lake Wales burial Lake Wales.
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Joseph P. Flynn
Lakeland
Fla
Cedar Rapids
Castalia
St. Patrick’s High School
Marion Nelson Chapel
Holy Spirit Catholic Church
Lake Wales
Clyde Branch Turner rites set for Thursday chapel service
Clyde Christopher Turner will be honored at a chapel service at 10 30 am Thursday conducted by the Rev Stephen R Root. Burial follows at Linwood Cemetery with visitation at the chapel until 10 am Thursday. The casket will not be opened after the service.
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Clyde Christopher Turner
Stephen R. Root
Linwood Cemetery
Minibikes Draw Statewide Safety Concerns
Commissioner Sellers cites doctors backing strict controls after reports of 16 year olds injured by minibikes. Farmers complain minibikes tear up land while parents resist curbing purchases, despite speeds up to 35 mph and price range from 35 to 250 dollars.
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Sellers
Department
Palo Residents Claim Busing Move Illegal
Cedar Rapids school board faced a one day hearing as Palo residents alleged the board illegally delegated policy making to administrators in approving an elementary bus plan from Palo to Jackson. Attorneys argued the decision was arbitrary and not backed by evidence of Palo’s unaffitness, while officials testified the move reflected cabinet guidance and cost considerations.
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Joint County
Dwight Bode
Palo
Jackson
Wiedersberg
Craig Currie
Currie
Newell Lash
McGovern platform faces challenges at convention
The California delegation may be unable to vote if the case is appealed to the full convention. A bloc of McGovern opponents could form a majority without California. Chicago delegates face possible expulsion for rule violations, aiding Singer and Jackson challengers. The platform backs McGovern’s Indo China withdrawal and tax reform while endorsing a prudent defense. Liberal party in New York backs McGovern and condemns stop McGovern efforts.
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California
McGovern
Chicago
Richard J. Daley
Cecil Poole
William Singer
Jesse Jackson
U. S
Indo- China
Wallace
Humphrey and Son
Edmund Muskie
Charles C. Snider
New York
Liberal Party
Combat Continues as Bombers Deliver Massive Explosives
Among War Action reports 543 bombers flying 181 waves dumped an estimated 13 575 tons of explosives on Communist positions. Communist gunners attacked four ships offshore, hitting the cruiser Newport News and destroyer Dennis J Buckley with minor exterior damage and no casualties.
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Dennis J. Buckley
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