Des Moines Area Weather And Public Notices
Daily Record reports high and low temps for Thursday with precipitation notes for several cities, five day forecast shows below normal temperatures through next week and .25 to .30 inch rain or snow expected after the weekend. Also lists March totals, barometer and humidity readings, and a long roster of local public notices including births, adoptions, traffic fines, and service announcements from Cedar Rapids area authorities.
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C.R
Itigry
Pere OE Akin
Pecanona
Deaths Mrs Robert Mackay 74 Cedar Rapids
Mrs Robert Mackay 74 of 335 Red Fox Road SE Cedar Rapids widow of Robert R Mackay died Thursday after a short illness Born February 16 1893 in Milwaukee she married in Chicago in 1923 Formerly with City National Bank of Chicago Resident of Cedar Rapids six years Member of First Lutheran Church Survived by daughter Mrs Walter F Lamn Cedar Rapids and a granddaughter Services 1:30 p m Saturday at First Lutheran Church Rev George Carlson Burial Cedar Memorial Friends may call at Hesser Memorial chapel until 10 a m Saturday and at First Lutheran Church until 1 p m The casket will be closed after the service.
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Marie K. Mackay
Red Fox Road
Robert R. Mackay
Milwaukee
Chicago
City National Bank of
Cedar Rapids
First Lutheran Church
George Carlson
Cedar Memorial
Hesser Memorial Chapel
Obituaries and funeral services for Andrews and Willhelm
Edgar W. Andrews funeral held at 1 p.m. Saturday conducted by Rev. William B. Harnish at Kuba funeral home. Burial followed at Eden Cemetery in Rhodes. Ray Willhelm service set for 10:30 a.m. Saturday at Turner Chapel East with Rev. Douglas Baltz officiating. Burial at Cedar Memorial Cemetery.
Tony and Doug Join Marco Polo in a Bloody War
A Friday night program on Channel 9, The Time Tunnel, premieres at 7 with Tony and Doug joining Marco Polo in a bloody war themed segment.
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Tony
Doug
Marco Polo
Iowa Senate debates 65-foot trucks and highway safety
The Iowa Senate weighed a bill to lengthen three-unit double bottom trucks to 65 feet front bumper to rear bumper. Opponents warned of higher traffic hazards while supporters cited economic gains and border-city traffic. Amendments limiting trucks by highway type failed amid claims of discriminatory impact.
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Iowa
Dubuque
Sioux City
Riley
Frommell
Harold Hughes
Benda
Burns
Cassidy
DeHart
de Koster
Denman
Ely
Gaudineer
Glenn
Jepsen
Kluestad
Kosek
Lamborn
Lange
Lisle
McGill
Mills
Neu
Reichart
Rigler
Shirley
Stanley
Stephens
Voting Record Shows Split With Coleman and Others Silent
The record notes Coleman Heying Hill Kougen and Van Eat abstaining or not voting while all others supported the bill. The vote tally reflects a clear majority in favor among the remaining members.
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Coleman
Heying
Hill
Kougen
van Eaton
Senate committee backs Palmer for regents seat
A Des Moines Iowa senate committee voted 4-1 to confirm David D. Palmer of Davenport to the state board of regents after Palmer, head of a chiropractic college, defended himself for an hour against criticism from Iowa physicians.
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DES Moines
Iowa Senate
David D. Palmer
Davenport
State Board of Regents
Palmer
Iowa
Notable Cedar Rapids man connections listed in obit
Surviving family includes wife Mrs. Welch and children Mrs. James Meek and Ted of Cedar Rapids, brother John M. Welch, sister Sister Mary deLillis, and seven grandchildren. Community groups named include Linn county draft board 1942 55, Chamber of Commerce, American Legion VFW Navy League Knights of Columbus past grand knight Elks Pickwick Club and Horsebuyers club. Services pending at Monahan Stewart funeral home with family home at 2300 First Avenue NW.
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Cedar Rapids
Linn County Draft Board
Community Fund Committee
Chamber of Commerce
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Navy League Council
Knights of Columbus
Elks, Pickwick Ilub
The
Horsebuyers Club
Welch
James Meek
Ted
John M. Welch
Mary deLillis
Mercy Hospital
Monahan-Stewart Funeral Home
First Avenue NW
Breakin Suspects Arrested In City Burglary Spree
Police say four youths and a 17-year-old juvenile were tied to multiple burglaries in recent weeks. Break ins listed include Mac and Dees 420 Lounge Sutter's DX service station Don's F avenue tavern Canada Dry Economy salvage Keystone residences and Sportsman's lounge. ARRAIGNMENT and juvenile status noted as part of case.
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Mac
Dee
Mac and Dee
Sutter’s
Canada Dry
Economy Salvage Co
Keystone
James Shannnan
Morris D. Jones
Brown
Johnson hints at 1968 bid amid Kennedy rift and peace talks
Johnson states he is drawing strength from public trust in Vice President Humphrey and does not rule out the 1968 run. He cites Robert Kennedy's bombing halt speech and Hanoi invitation, noting Americans seek peace and that critics may lack crucial information about ongoing actions.
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Humphrey
Johnson
Robert Kennedy
Hanoi
Dodd Discusses Libel Suit and Prosecution Delays
Senator Dodd says the Justice Department did not prosecute those who stole documents from his office. He has dropped his libel suit against Pearson and Anderson from 5 million to 2 million dollars. A department official reportedly said no action was taken because involved individuals were current witnesses before a congressional inquiry, a stance Dodd questions noting diverse crime triggers would prompt action. He remarks he stayed silent to respect the Senate and its ethics inquiry.
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Justice Department
Dodd
Pearson and
Anderson
Senate
Bids Sought for Downtown Federal Building Remodeling
General Services Administration in Kansas City to open bids April 27 for remodeling the downtown federal building estimated at 459000 dollars. Pre invitation notices go to contractors next Tuesday with specifications mailed March 24. Work includes partitions flooring acoustical ceilings air conditioning heating and painting. roofing completed. possible omission of remodeling of the old post office area due to funds.
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Federal
General Services Administration
GSA
Kansas City
Bills split on Linn county home project funding
The Iowa Legislature considers two bills to fund Linn County’s multi million dollar county home project with different tax limits and bond vote thresholds. Senate bill caps operating mill levy at 3 mills with a 50 percent bond approval. House bill limits to 2 mills with 60 percent bond approval. Linn County supervisors noted the split. four of six Linn representatives sponsor the House measure.
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Iowa House of Representatives
Senate
Linn County
House
Linn
Abbott
Joan) Lipsky
N. F
Fritz” Sorg
Cecil Reed
Scott McIntyre, Jr
Richard Rad
Walter McNamara
F105 Thunderchiefs Attack Intensifies Viet Nam Strikes
Allied air and sea forces reported heavy actions against Communist supply lines in North and South Vietnam. The raid, backed by F105 Thunderchiefs, followed claims of 82 guerrillas killed and no B-52 losses, while U S losses rose to three dead and 39 wounded in jungle fighting.
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North
South Vietnam
North Vietnam
Air Force
Rango Captures Tribe Chief on KCRG TV
The film Rango airs Friday at 8 p.m. on KCRG TV Channel 9 in color, featuring the capture of a hostile tribe chief.
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Rango
Kcrg-Tv
Channel 9
Hagburg Denies Forgery Charge
Gary F. Hagburg 30 pleads innocent before Judge Ren J. Rees to a charge of uttering a forged instrument. He is accused of forging a $1,250 check on November 9 and depositing it at Guaranty Bank and Trust Co. Hagburg recently completed a sentence in the Arizona state penitentiary for a bad check conviction. The county attorney’s file corrected his name from Frederick G. Hedberg.
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Gary F. Hagburg
Warren J. Rees
Hagburg
Guaranty Bank and Trust Co
Arizona State Penitentiary
Frederick G. Hedberg
Gets Plea Time On Drunk Driving
Frances M. Ockenfels, 50, of East Post Road, Marion, was given until March 17 at 10 a.m. to plead to a drunk driving charge after a Wednesday arrest at the intersection of Avenue and Center Point Road NE following a two car accident.
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Frances M. Ockenfels
East Post Road
Marion
Avenue
Center Point Road
Charles Woodard Pleads Guilty in Malicious Injury Case
Charles Woodard, 20, of the Pullman hotel, pled guilty Friday to malicious injury to property. Judge Warren J. Rees set sentencing for March 24. Woodard allegedly broke two soap machines at E and Z Wash Laundromat, 1001 Fourteenth Avenue SE, on March 8.
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Charles Woodard
Pullman
Warren J. Rees
Woodard
Fourteenth Avenue SE
Tavernie Sentenced On Larceny Charge
Richard N. Tavernie twenty of 1100 Fifth Street NE pled guilty February 24 to a larceny charge. Friday he received five years in the men's reformatory at Anamost and was placed on probation after appearing before Judge Warren J. Rees. He was convicted of stealing.
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Richard N. Tavernie
Fifth Street
Friday
Anamost
Tavernie
Warren J. Rees
Casket Prank Leads to After School Duty For Four Teens
Four Cedar Rapids boys removed a casket from a cemetery and dragged it to Harding junior high pool area Wednesday night. They faced after school duties Friday and were ordered to return the empty casket to the cemetery. One elementary pupil who helped was not punished.
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Cedar Rapids
Harding Junior High School
Harding
Washington High School
Protest Delays Pollution Standards Issuance
Washington AP reports the government plan to issue recommended sulfur dioxide control standards has been stalled for two months due to coal industry protests. Coal spokesmen deem the unpublished standards too harsh to meet with current technology and a threat to the national economy.
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Washington
Defense calls for 18,000 May draft quota in 1967
The Defense Department announced a May draft quota of 18,000 men, the highest monthly figure so far in 1967, marking an increase of 6,600 over April.
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Washington
UPI
Defense Department
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