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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1966

Page

3

Weather and public notices from March daybook

The page lists weekend weather figures with highs and lows for numerous cities, rainfall totals, and humidity plus a barometer reading. It also records sun and moon times, March totals to date, and local obituaries with several memorial services and births announced across multiple towns.

Deaths Mayme Schley 67 Cedar Rapids Resident

Mayme Schley 67 a Cedar Rapids area resident died Friday after a long illness. Widow of Alvin Schley since 1955 she was born Mayme Iben in Amber on August 7 1898. She was a Trinity Lutheran member survived by a daughter and six grandchildren, four sisters and a brother. Services at Brush Chapel 10 Tuesday with Rev E Koberg burial Cedar Memorial. Friends may call Monday.

Mayme Schley Cedar Rapids Alvin Schley Mayme Iben Amber Trinity Lutheran Church Ibe R. Iben Howard Steinmetz Fairfax William Kremenak Louis Furchtenicht Shell Lake Wis Charles Gableman Ann Iben Walter Heiserman Masonville Tiena Heiserman Manchester Herman Iben Brush Chapel E. Koberg Cedar Memorial

Slushy Spot Causes Wreck Near Vinton

A seventeen year old Vinton youth, Roger Midthun, was in fair condition at University Hospitals Iowa City after his 1955 car slid on a slushy spot on Highway 218 two miles west of Vinton. Larry Fleckenger 24, of rural Mt. Auburn driving a wrecker was not injured. The vehicles collided around 12 30 p m Saturday. Midthun was first treated at Vinton hospital then transferred to Iowa City. No charges were filed.

Vinton Roger Midthun University Hospitals Iowa City Here Midthun Larry Fleckenger Mt. Auburn Fleckenger Vinton Hospital

Ghana Reestablishes Ties With Britain

Cotonou Dahomey AP reports Radio Ghana says Ghana will renew diplomatic relations with Great Britain after a Saturday decision.

Cotonou, Dahomey Ghana Great Britain Radio Ghana

Funeral rites for Antonie Unger-Parks in Prague Oklahoma

Antonie Unger-Parks funeral services held Monday afternoon at Pernicka Funeral Home in Prague Oklahoma. Burial followed at Czech National Cemetery. Nyle Willard Smith services at 10 30 Monday conducted by Rev John K Moore of Iowa City and Rev William Cotton, with burial at Czech National Cemetery.

Pernicka Antonie Unger Parks Funeral Home Prague Okla Czech National Cemetery Smith Nyle Willard Turner John K. Moore Iowa City William Cotton Czech National

Des Moines Family of Four Found Dead in Home

Police reported a man and his wife plus two adopted sons were found dead at a Des Moines residence Saturday. The woman and two boys appeared to have been shot in the head with a small caliber pistol while sleeping, and the man died of asphyxiation. Names identified: Heinrich Bubendorfer, Maria Bubendorfer, Craig and Joseph, ages about 8 and 11.

Des Moines Heinrich Bubendorfer Maria Craig Joseph

Bone Cancer Victims Undergo Experimental Transplant

Two patients with osteogenic sarcoma received a transplant experiment at Roswell Park Memorial Institute. Robert Allen, 28, from Tucson, and Harry Griffith, 63, from Flourtown, Pa, had cancerous tissue swapped between thighs in hopes of building resistance. Doctors warned no guaranteed success.

Buffalo N. Y UPI Roswell Park Memorial Institute Robert Allen Tuscon Harry Griffith Flourtown Griffith Allen Nadler

Cedar Rapids Gazette Details 1883 Origins and Rates

The Cedar Rapids Gazette founded in 1883 by The Gazette Co. is a daily and Sunday paper published at 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa 52404. It outlines subscription rates by carrier and mail with various editions and regional pricing, noting Associated Press rights for local news and AP dispatches.

The Gazette Co Third Ave Cedar Rapids Iowa U.S. Territories Ie Associated Press

Young America Speaks winner crowned in Second District contest

Patricia Nassif, 16, a Washington high school junior, won the Second District Young America Speaks contest at the YMCA for her talk on the Two Party System of Government. Her victory advances her to the March 26 state contest in Des Moines. other placers included Richard Humes, Jane Ziegelmeier, Sheri Ellis, and Jean Seidl. State Senator Tom Riley criticized four year terms for U.S. representatives during the ceremony, and Linn County Young Republican meeting adjourned for lack of a quorum with 17 of 207 members present.

Gazette Tom Merryman Patricia Nassif Thirty-fourth Street Cottage Grove Avenue Young America Speaks Council of Republican Women YMCA Richard Humes Independence Jean Seidl Clinton Sheri Ellis Strawberry Point Jane Ziegelmeier Decorah Miss Nassif Washington High School Council of Republican Women Des Moines Independence High School Shirkers Decorah High School Stormont High School America St. Mary’s High School Tom Riley Cedar Rapids U.S Riley G.O.P

Medicare Meetings Probed in 16 Cedar Rapids Area

Sixteen Medicare information meetings are set in five counties around Cedar Rapids as a follow up to a house to house survey of residents over 65 eligible for federal health benefits. Social security staff will assist attendees at each event.

Cedar Rapids

Soviet Venus 3 reaches surface bearing coat of arms

Tass described Venus 3 as achieving precise landing by a correcting engine and parking in Earth orbit before a sun orbit transfer. The mission logged thousands of readings on distance speed and position across multiple sessions, with instruments on the probes studying magnetic fields, cosmic radiation and space life. Venus 3 carried a Soviet coat of arms to the planet’s surface.

Venus Earth Tass

Dahl Will Speak Tuesday to Cedar Rapids Insurance Group

Des Moines state industrial commissioner Harry W. Dahl will speak before the Cedar Rapids Association of Independent Insurance Agents at 11 45 a m in the Embassy club. He will outline changes in the Iowa Workmen's Compensation law and answer questions, after missing a previous schedule due to automobile trouble in Brooklyn.

Harry W. Dahl Des Moines Cedar Rapids Assn Embassy Club Dahl Brooklyn Cedar Rapids Henry Witwer Iowa

Humidifier Escalates Steam at CR Residence

Police were called to 1311 Second Street SE when a malfunctioning humidifier filled the home with steam late Saturday afternoon. Officers arrived before 6 p.m. and disconnected the device, preventing further danger.

Harold Herrman Second Street SE

Nuclear Test Conducted at Nevada Site

The Atomic Energy Commission announced a low yield underground nuclear test conducted Saturday at its Nevada testing facility.

Washington Atomic Energy Commission Nevada

Judge Edwards Opposes Core Provisions of Police Code

In Chicago Judge George Edwards of the Sixth U S Circuit dissents from two police code proposals. He warns against a 20 minute street detention based on officer suspicion and a system removing judges from preliminary arrest legality. He notes risk of dragnet arrests in Negro neighborhoods and urges maintained judicial review. The code also allows warrantless felony arrests with reasonable cause though no preliminary hearing before indictment.

Institute Chicago George Edwards Sixth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals Edwards Detroit Watts Los Angeles Supreme Court

Camp Good Health In Memory Notices

In memory of Leo G. Severn II five dollars listed and in memory of Mrs Lottie Kulha from Lodge Karla G Ma saryk No 344 CSA two dollars. Previous balance on 1966 camp budget is 1,187.25 dollars and total 1,204.25 dollars.

Leo G. Severn II Lottie Kulha Karla G. Masaryk C.S.A

Oelwein Plans Await ICC Merger Recommendation

Oelwein officials consider whether to appeal ICC Examiner Darmstadter's recommendation to merge Great Western and North Western railroads. The 137 page report is under review with a 30 day appeal window. Most fear job losses and payroll cuts, though retraining proposals offer some relief.

Oelwein Iowa Interstate Commerce Commission Great Western North Western ICC Henry Darmstadter Darmstadter E. J. McCarthy Oelwein Chamber of Commerce The Clinton Oelwein Industrial Development Corp Dale Wood

Air Strikes Cause North Vietnam Reply Flares Up

A U S spokesman said planes returned safely from Friday strikes north of the border as Hanoi’s Mig defenses and heavy antiaircraft fire rose. North Vietnam claimed four U S planes were shot down, including a drone. Carrier aircraft from Hancock and Ranger flew 34 missions over the North, while the Air Force logged 27. The total surpassed the day before’s 55 missions.

Hanoi Peking North Vietnam U.S Hancock Ranger U.S. Air Force

Bliss Says Inflation, Dem Fights Boost GOP Prospects

Republican National Chairman Ray Bliss said inflation and Democratic disagreements over Vietnam policy have improved GOP election prospects. He cautioned against long range predictions, noting mood could change, and cited AFL-CIO discontent with Johnson as a sign of shifting labor sentiment. The remarks came during a meeting of major-city GOP chairs ahead of a Denver finale.

Washington Ray Bliss Bliss Afl-Cio Johnson U. S Denver Mississippi

Unborn Pup Pledge Tied to Viet War in Madill

Gretchen Von Krus a German Shepherd with two years in Madill police K-9 corps is pregnant and due mid March. City officials say the pups will join the war effort by training as war dogs at Lackland Air Base in San Antonio after birth. The sire is Adolph, another K-9. Police note burglary rates fell 98 percent since dogs joined the force.

Madill Okla Gretchen von Krus Gretchen C. A. Hardee John Cox Adolph Lackland Air Base San Antonio

Break-In Probed at Margaret Wilson Residence

Cedar Rapids detectives investigated a late Saturday break-in at 739 Staubcourt NE the Margaret Wilson home. The incident was reported just before 9 30 p.m. police had no immediate information on items taken.

Cedar Rapids Margaret Wilson Staubcourt

Dead Woman Is Revived At Mortuary

An elderly woman pronounced dead by a doctor was revived at a mortuary and placed in a sheeted bag before attendants heard moans. She regained breathing and color within minutes, then was taken to Roosevelt hospital in critical condition.

New York Roosevelt Hospital Henrietta Landau Night James Kennedy Kennedy

Mexico's Golden Beaches lecture at Iowa University

Colonel John D. Craig presents Mexico's Golden Beaches in the Iowa Mountaineers film lecture series at 2:30 p.m. in MacBride Auditorium. The film features underwater photography by Craig and his diver daughter Kathy, highlighting his Academy Award, Italian honors, and groundbreaking ocean floor color cinema.

Iowa City John D. Craig Mexico Golden Beaches Iowa Mountaineers Literary Guild Macbride University of Iowa Colonel Craig Kathy

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