Weather and public notices from Cedar Rapids region
The daily record notes Thursday temperatures with a five day forecast near normal highs 40 to 50 and lows 20 to 30 inch precipitation likely as rain or snow Monday or Tuesday. It lists dawn and dusk times, year-ago highs and lows, and a March runoff summary. It also reports many birth announcements and a long parade of traffic violations and public notices across Cedar Rapids and surrounding areas with fines and services.
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Middle East tensions rise as canal fighting and evacuations intensify
Cairo reports heavy exchanges at the Suez Canal with nearly five hours of artillery fire. Egyptian officials claim downed Israeli helicopters, destroyed batteries and tanks with casualties, while Israel reports no losses. A U.N. cease fire ends the bombardment as King Hussein plans to visit Washington to seek U.S. support.
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Nixon
NavyFacePueblo Mission: NSA Copy Dismissed as Irrelevant
Admiral Pike testified that NSA staff sent a message signed Director without the director’s knowledge and that the Navy requested the reconnaissance mission for the Pueblo. He said CIA had no role or personnel in the operation and warned of high level risk confusion.
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Alaska Senate Pushes Interior Winter Trials
JUNEAU Alaska AP The state senate urged the Department of Interior to test winter routes in western Alaska noting snowmobiles fail to find home like traditional sled dogs did Senator Christiansen sponsor of the measure recalled that hunters were guided home by dogs whereas today snowmobiles may leave travelers wandering once lost in the cold
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Alaska
State Senate
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Navy court weighs fate of Pueblo commander Bucher
Cmdr. Lloyd Bucher faces a navy court of inquiry after an eight week probe into the Pueblo seizure. The five admirals will deliberate for about ten days before findings and recommendations go to Adm. John Hyland for review, then Washington. Bucher urged return to duty, while stressing Code of Conduct issues and the difficulty of reconciling them with shipmates lives.
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E. Miles Harvey
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Washington
Food allergy myths vs inhaled allergens debated
Denver report cites National Jewish Hospital staff noting fewer people are sensitive to foods than to inhaled materials, challenging common beliefs about dietary causes of allergies. The piece contrasts public blame with medical data from the hospital.
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Denver
API
National Jewish Hospital and Research Center
NOW NIGHTTIME WEEKEND SLOT ON KCRG-TV 9
The announcement states LET'S MAKE A DEAL moves to 8:00 PM Fridays in color on KCRG-TV 9, expanding broadcast hours to include nighttime. The change adds a prime time Friday slot alongside weekday programming.
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Forst Harmon Renamed by Ray
Des Moines Gov. Robert Ray sent to the senate for confirmation the reappointment of William H. Forst of West Des Moines as director of revenue and Maurice A. Harmon of West Des Moines as commissioner of social services. Also reappointed were J. Justin Rogers to the natural resources council and two new members Mable Miller and Hugh Templeton for six-year terms.
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Robert Ray
Senate
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West Des Moines
Maurice A. Harmon
J. Justin Rogers
Spirit Lake
Natural Resources Council
Mable Miller
Keosau‘qua
Hugh Templeton
Knoxville
Miller
Templeton
Louis C. Culver
Oxalep
J. Robert Downing
Indian
Nixon outlines ABM plan to shield U.S. bases
The Chief Executive unveiled goals for an anti missile program to protect land based retaliatory forces from direct Soviet attack and defend Americans from a potential Chinese nuclear threat. The first phase targets two Minutemen sites in North Dakota and Montana, Malstrom and Grand Forks AFBs. The program, initially about 800 million dollars, dedicates over half to research and development with the remainder for site acquisition and the broader system.
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Nixon’s ABM deployment sparks mixed congressional reaction
President Nixon forecasts spirited debate in congress over a modified ABM system. Senators McCarthy and Percy criticize the move while Goldwater and Mansfield pose questions but indicate possible support. Rivers Ford McCormack back the plan, creating a divided reaction among lawmakers.
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Deaths Ethel Beach 84 Widow of Jay Beach
Ethel Hester Beach 84 of 872 Eleventh Street NE Cedar Rapids died Thursday after a long illness born Robins March 5 1885 widow of Jay Beach Survived by daughter Bernice Diehl two sisters Zella Buckley and Corda Schremser one grandchild one great grandchild Memorial services 1 30 p m Monday Beatty Bearle chapel Rev Fred R Gottwald First Assembly of God Burial Mt Vernon cemetery Friends may call after 6 30 p m Friday
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Eleventh Street
Jay Beach
Cedar Rapids
Robins
Bernice Diehl
Zella Buckley
Corda Schremser
San Diego
Beatty- Bearle Chapel
Fred R. Gottwald
First Assembly of God Church
Mt. Vernon Cemetery
Ward L Warren dies after short illness at Cedar Rapids
Ward L Warren 48 of 720 Third street SW died Thursday after a brief illness. A Cedar Rapids resident five years he was born December 2 1920 in Oklahoma and worked recently for the Iowa state liquor commission. Survived by two daughters Judy Agnew Dewey Oklahoma and Cherrie Peugh Tulare California his mother Elizabeth Warren of Dewey a brother Alvin Bartlesville Oklahoma and two grandchildren. Services pending at Brosh chapel.
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Third Street
Cedar Rapids
Oklahoma
Iowa State Liquor Commission
Judy Agnew
Dewey, Okla
Cherrie Peugh
Tulare
Calif
Elizabeth Warren
Dewey
Alvin
Bartlesville
Okla
Brosh Chapel
Memorial Services For James J Castagna At Monahan Stewart
Memorial services are set for James J Castagna Saturday at 10 a.m. at Monahan Stewart Funeral Home. Burial will follow at Mt Calvary Cemetery with military rites at the grave.
Young Czechs Demonstrate for Tito at Yugoslav Embassy
More than 5 000 Czechoslovaks marched to the Yugoslav embassy in Prague chanting Long live Tito and Tito yes Brezhnev no. The protest supported Tito and the Yugoslav party congress boycotted by the Soviet Union.
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Romania
Charles University
Public figures seek clear Vietnam peace objectives
Pell urges firm goals before further American casualties and anger rise. Javits cautions time to act but favors ending the war. Koch and Ryan in Congress criticize the administration and press for a diplomatic settlement to end the costly conflict.
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Drummonds and Columnists Featured in Today's Paper
A digest of pages highlights columnists led by The Drummonds and Marquis Childs with notable bylines from Russell Baker and Suzy Knickerbocker. Entertainment and sports sections preview TV listings and the Ogden Meet Preps by Rex Conn and Don Walton.
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Russell Baker
Gus Schrader
Ogden
Don Walton
University of Iowa Hospitals to expand with automated supply system
University hospitals plan a 400 bed south addition by 1974 costing 34.188 million. Dr. Robert Hardin says automation will cut staff, reduce congestion and storage needs while saving costs within seven years. Regents authorize seeking extra 3 million in revenue bonds beyond 12 million.
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University of Iowa College of Medicine
University Hospitals
Hardin
Medicare
Regents
Netherlands
United States
Br. Hardin
Authority Asked To Limit Enrollment in Area Schools
Iowa lawmakers urged granting the state board of public instruction power to curb enrollments at area schools. Paul Johnston referenced potential statewide authority and oversight during the Des Moines briefing.
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API
Iowa
State Board of Public Instruction
Paul Johnston
Jensen
Area Ten
Area School Council
Area
State Department of Public Instruction
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Johnston
Sen
Joseph Flatt
Winterset
Flatt
Board of Public Instruction
Jarea
Iowa Area Ten leaders clash over aid formula plan
Area Ten superintendent and board members criticized a new state aid formula, saying it penalizes rapid growth and favors older colleges. The plan would set enrollment caps and grant full 2.25 daily state aid only if total area enrollment growth stays within limits, affecting funding for Cedar Rapids and surrounding districts.
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Mason City
Burlington
Marshalltown
Jensen
Iowa
Area Ten College
Cedar Rapids
Ballantyne
Soviet fishermen claim action ruins local fisheries
Roger Adkins of the Humboldt Fisherman's Marketing Association testified at a California Assembly hearing on U.S.-Soviet cooperation in fisheries studies off California. He said a Russian trawler dragged nets last year causing $1,200 in damage and that the coast guard offered no remedy.
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Calif
Roger Adkins
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California Assembly
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