Weather roundup and local notices from the Daily Record
High Sunday and low overnight temperatures listed for cities including Atlanta Miami Bismarck Minneapolis Chicago New Orleans Denver New York Duluth Phoenix Houston Seattle Los Angeles and Washington. Precipitation totals, barometer and humidity readings, and wind data accompany the daily weather page alongside miscellaneous public notices and a long list of local traffic penalties and upcoming services in Iowa communities.
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Atlanta
Miami
Bismarck
Mineapolis
Chicago
N. Orleans
Denver
New York
Duluth
Phoenix
Houston
Seattle
L. Angeles
Washington
Americans Decry Restricted Access At Vietnamese Peace Talks
Delegation members Brayton Brick Jameson and others accuse Bruce of blocking most of the 171 delegates from meeting the American ambassador. They recall Vietnam’s release of 50 000 French prisoners after Dien Bien Phu and Geneva accords. Bruce limits tape recorders and outside-record statements to keep talks off the record.
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Dien Bien Phu
Jameson
Brick
Bruce
Thuy
Deaths in C R church service at St Matthew's
Deaths were conducted in St Matthew's church at 11 a.m. Wednesday by Rev Louis McDonough. Burial followed at Mt Calvary cemetery. The Rosary will be recited in Turner chapel east at 7 30 p.m. Tuesday by Father McDonough. Friends may call at the chapel at 2 30 p.m. Tuesday.
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St. Matthew’s Church
Louis McDonough
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Turner Chapel East
Father McDonough
Doubek Sentenced on Stolen Property Count
Ronald Doubek aged 19 of 1213 N Street SW pled guilty in municipal court to receiving stolen property. He received a 10 day jail sentence suspended for 60 days after admitting to taking a pair of brown boots belonging to Pay Less Shoe Store at 1730 Sixteenth Avenue SW.
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Ronald Doubek
N Street
Sixteenth Avenue
Paratrooper Frank Lillyman Dies at 55
Washington AP reports Frank Lillyman a highly decorated paratrooper and first American to drop behind German lines in Normandy died at 55 from a stroke on Saturday.
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Washington
Frank Lillyman
Lillyman
Juve Hijacks Flight From Mobile to Miami Surrenders
A 16 year old Mobile high school student armed with a .38 pistol hijacked a National Airlines jet, forced 38 passengers and 4 crew off, and ordered to Canada before surrendering in Miami. He cited bad grades and parental pressure as motives. Captain Carter said the youth handed over the gun over Knoxville and wished to return to Mobile.
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Miami
National Airlines
Mobile
Ala
Thomas Kelly Marston
FBI
Canada
Tennessee
Robert Carter
Jack Graham
Jerry Gemma
Carter
Knoxville
Marston
Merrill Marston
Young Marston
Public Works Prepares for Spring Flooding
Cedar Rapids public works officials readied for high water on the Cedar River with a sandbagging machine at city barns and loads of sand. Wayne Murdock said about 300000 sandbags are available as hydrologists project crests up to 18.5 feet if melt and precipitation combine, with a 19.5 foot modern record.
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Cedar Rapids
U.S. Weather Bureau
Cedar River
US ‘Weather Bureau
Two Churches Burned and Fire Bombed in Texarkana
Two Negro Baptist churches burned and two were fire bombed over the weekend in Texarkana. Damage estimates total about 375000 dollars with Mount Orange Baptist alone at 200000. Police found a fire bomb at New Town Baptist and Holly Chapel Baptist also saw damage from a Sunday blast. The incidents follow racial clashes at local schools placing blame on arson investigators.
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Texarkana
Texas
Texas-Arkansas
Ed Berbig
Mount Orange
B. C. Green
St. Paul
New Town Baptist Church
Holly Chapel Baptist Church
Harnischfeger Workers Approve New Cedar Rapids Contract
United Auto Workers members at Harnischfeger Corp. Cedar Rapids plant approved a three year labor contract 65 percent Sunday. The agreement covers about 330 employees with wage increases retroactive to last November 1 and expires November 4 1973. A strike was avoided after a tentative deal reached Friday night.
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United Auto Workers
Harnischfeger Corp
Cedar Rapids
Harnischfeger
Iowa House considers 18 to 21 voting in 1972 federal elections
Rep. Richard Drake introduces a bill to let 18 through 21 year olds vote in federal races on paper ballots in Iowa. The measure covers President and VP, U.S. Senate, and Congress, citing recent court actions on the lower voting age. It also details residency rules and a controversial provision on student voting tied to tax exemptions.
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DES Moines
UPI
Jowans
Iowa House
Richard Drake
R-Muscatine
U.S
U.S. Supreme Court
Iowa
Easy to use and hard to beat ad copy
A brief classified-style line touts a value proposition for an ad combination with a contact number 369 1234 for inquiries.
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Dia
Mrs Lee E Arne 86 Dies In Cedar Rapids
Mrs Lee E Arne 86 of 511 Twenty third street NE Cedar Rapids died Sunday. Born November 15 1884 near Center Point she married Lee E Arne in 1919. Survived by son Harold W Kruse Mt Vernon daughter Mrs Edward Jankovic Hiawatha and three grandchildren. Services 11 am Wednesday Murdoch chapel Marion Rev Charles Wallace Mt Vernon Methodist church burial Oak Hill Cemetery. Friends may call after 11 am Tuesday.
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Decorah
Teman Amundson
Hauge Lutheran
Steine’s
Lars Sorenson
Canoe Ridge Lutheran Church
Steine’s. Decorah
Helmer Harvedt
Glenwood Lutheran’ Church
Steine’s. Iowa City
George Rarick
George L. Gay
Anamosa
Harold A. Healy
Sun City
Ariz
Beatty Bearle
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Memorial
West Liberty
Terry Lynn Swenka
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Iowa City
Independence
Clyde Marshall
White's
Mt. Hope
Sara Faulkes
Madison
Wis
Monticello
J. H. Hinrichs
Wayne Zion Lutheran Church
Goettsch’s. Monticello
Margaret Gehret
Peace United Church of Christ
Goettsch
Wellman
John Blum
Lutheran Church of Good Shepherd
Visitation
Powell's
Oelwein
Neal Bartels
Midlothian
Ill
Hintz
Quasqueton
Walter Franck
Fawcett
Murdoch's
Marion
Burial
Cedar
Leora A. Arne
Twenty-third Street
Alburnett
Center Point
Lee E. Arne
Arne
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Harold W. Kruse
Mt. Vernon
Edward Jankovic
Hiawatha
Murdoch
Charles Wallace
Mt. Vernon Methodist Church
Oak Hill Cemetery
Mrs Carney 88 Dies After Long Illness in Cedar Rapids
Mrs. Rosa Carney widow of William G Carney aged 88 of 1021 Center Point Road NE died Monday after a long illness. Born March 11 1882 in Atkins she lived in Cedar Rapids 69 years and belonged to First Lutheran Church. Survived by daughter Caroline Baker, four sisters and three brothers, three grandchildren, nine great grandchildren and one great great grandchild. Services at Turner Chapel East with time to be announced. callers welcome after 11 am Tuesday.
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Rosa Carney
Center Point Road
William George Carney
Atkins
Caroline Baker
Cedar Rapids
M. W. Shafer
Oceanside
Calif
Christie Ritchie
Indianapolis
Louise Kollasch
Swea City
Carrie Kreinbring
Lisbon
Martin Krumm
Palo
William Krumm
George Krumm
Marshalltown
Turner Chapel East
Turner East
Hughes Warns Laos Policy Could Drag China Into War
Sen. Harold Hughes told 250 at a $100 dinner in Portland that U S policy toward Laos risks a Vietnam war expansion and could push China into conflict. He warned leaders who sent troops into Cambodia and Laos may turn toward North Vietnam while inflation and unemployment worsen at home.
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Portland
Ore
UPI
Harold Hughes
Nixon
North Vietnam
China
Iowa Democrat
Laos
Mexico
U.S
Hughes
Kaeberle Fined On Drug Charge
Stephen L. Kaeberle pleaded guilty in Linn district court to a reduced charge of possession of marijuana for personal use. He received a $750 fine with $250 suspended and a six month suspended jail term. Judge Robert Osmundson placed him on yearlong probation to his brother in law Pat Roby. Kaeberle, 23, had a southwest Cedar Rapids address at arrest.
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Stephen L. Kaeberle
Linn
Robert Osmundson
Kaeberle
Pat Roby
Cedar Rapids
Discontinuance Sought for Teresa Drive Bus Loop
Thirty six Cedar Rapids residents on Teresa drive and nearby streets petitioned the city council to discontinue bus service on Teresa drive saying buses endanger children due to speed and shake house foundations because of their large size.
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Cedar Rapids
Teresa Drive
U S Air Strikes Extend as Vietnam Battle Intensifies
U S and South Vietnamese forces press a broad offensive in Laos and Vietnam. Reports cite heavy B 52 bombing near Sepon and Lang Vei, along with casualties to Marines and pilots. Command summaries claim thousands of enemy killed, fuel and ammo destroyed, while losses include helicopters and missing personnel.
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Sepone
le Trung Hien
Quang Tri
Lang Vei
Hien
U.S
Laos
Cambodia
Upgrading Mt Vernon Road SE debated by Cedar Rapids group
A courthouse meeting heard the Greater Downtown Cedar Rapids Assn and Linn county supervisors discuss adding Mt Vernon road SE to the primary system. State Highway Commissioner William Gray said he would push to advance the project despite funding limits and legislative hurdles.
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Cedar Rapids
Highway Commission
Mt. Vernon Road
Mt. Vernon
Gray
Air Strikes Hit Sepone Region In South Vietnam
U S air strikes last Friday and Saturday in the Sepone area killed and wounded large numbers of South Vietnamese troops. Napalm dropped by a fighter bomber on Fire Base Sophia 2 killed at least 30 and wounded 48. A Cobra gunship later attacked Fire Base Lolo with rocketing and strafing.
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Ham Nghi
Vietnam
U.S
Sepone
Sophia 2
Lolo
William Jordan Trial Begins in Linn District Court
William A. Jordan 19 of Alburnett Route One goes on trial in Linn district court on charges of raping a 32 year old former Cedar Rapids woman last November. The defense plans alibi testimony. Bond was raised from 250 to 10000 after he surrendered, and he remains in custody.
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William A. Jordan
Alburnett Route One
Linn District Court
Cedar Rapids
Jordan
Harold Vietor
B. J. Maxwell
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Southeast Asia
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Lester Happel
Edgewood Road
Patrick Couser
Fifth Avenue
Vernon Corkhuff
Springville
Norman Burgeson
Medford Drive
David Ramm
Fifteenth Street
Tommy Campbell
D Avenue
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Orchard Road
Chester Price
Ryan
James de Coster
G Street
Albert Carr
George Minor
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Cameo Jane
Sioux City
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Mr. Reeder
Richard Reeder
Park Terrace SE
Worth
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Donna Steggall
Richard Alger
Roberta Hass
Walford
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Alberta Price
James Allen
Walker
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Barbara Woods
Wilson
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William Barnett
Forty-sixth Street
Daniel Berchenbriter
E Avenue
Edwin Ratcliff
Thirty-fifth Street
James Livingston
Willow Street
Benjamin Moser
Belmont Parkway
Raymond Orr
Twenty-seventh Street
Darryl LaGrange
Hollis Emerson
Elder Lane
Jeffrey Stepanek
James Hughes
North Avenue
Greg Klees
Fourteenth Street
Gerald Rayman
Twelfth Street
Bonnie Becicka
Swisher
Joyce Clark
K Avenue
Daniel Christensen
Mayden Avenue
Donald Edmonds
Wisconsin Street
Mary Fowler
Birchwood Drive
Barbara Drakos
F Avenue
Carol Greer
Second Street
Fletc
Center Junction
Leonard Keeley
Thirty-second Street
Mary Imsland
Route Two
William Carley
Indian Hill Road
Jerry Bargin
Francis Baldus
Tenth Avenue
Marion Olson
Newhall
James Shurtz
Fourth Avenue
Delane Cizek
Robert Fanborg
Oakland Road
David Schultz
Ninth Avenue
Douglas Condit
Fifth Avenue SE
David Houten
East Road
Michael Burdite
First Avenue NW
Richard Jacobi
Second Avenue SE
Patricia Deever
Twentysixth Avenue SW
Joe Williams
Tenth Street SE
E Avenue NW
coLo
Pacific Northwest
Middle Rockies
Great Lakes Area
Mrs. Binh
C.R
Doubek
Public Works
Bill
William Carney
Teresa
Pierson’s ‘Stor
Ellis Blvd
Trail
North Viets
Sepon
Saigon
U.S. Base
Bill Harrington
S. Viets
William Jordan
Joline
3Rd Ave. S.E
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