Long County records list residents and weather outlook
The notice lists dozens of Cedar Rapids and Marion residents with addresses and fines from traffic violations. Weather data show five day forecast temperatures near normal and light precipitation expectations, with notable notes on normal highs and precipitation totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richar
Asp Avenue NW
Cains
N Avenue
William P. McCarthy
Iowa
Alverto
Grive
Marion
Elma. Putnam
Old Marion Road
Keith
Te Paige
Mare Towne
Willa Jensen
Valleyview Alive
Manan
Neva
Carter Street
Ifate
I. Newell
Man- Street
Karen J. Rude
Higley Avenue
Roger C
Cedar Rapids
Salome J. Douglas
Twenty-seventh Street
Neal P. Brown
Kesler Road
Lynda L
Goodell
Twelfth Street
Sibert OM. Churchill
Valleyview Drive
Lloyd A. Fye
Betty J. Mamitton
Shey Uuec Street
Sylvia
Keith F. Kramer
Jon
Walker
Carl W. Burgett
Blairs Ferry
Francis B. Jones
Alburnett
Charles D. Landers
Fifth Avenue
Jordan King to visit Washington to seek Arab support
The Jordanian king said he would travel to Washington to discuss the Middle East with President Nixon and win American backing for Arab positions. Reports from Cairo cite 400 Israeli tanks moving toward the Suez Canal amid a five hour exchange of artillery and airstrikes, ending with a U.N. cease-fire.
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Jordan River
Cairo
Middle East
Suez Canal
Israel
Egypt
Trae
U.N
Canal
Hussein
Jordan
Washington
Nixon
Dogs and snowmobiles in Alaska state senate tale
A Juneau Alaska AP dispatch reports the state senate asked the Interior Department to study winter trails in western Alaska as snowmobiles wander, unlike dogs that guide back home. It contrasts old times when a dog could bring a lost hunter home with today’s machines failing to find a route.
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Alaska
State Senate
Department of Interior
Dhe
Ated
Navy chief oversaw Pueblo mission amid risk confusion
Pike testified that the director of the NSA signed a message seen after Pueblo was captured and that many NSA staff could sign as Director. He said high navy levels were confused about mission risk and the CIA did not trigger the Pueblo decision. The Navy, not the CIA, dispatched the Pueblo mission.
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Pacific
Chief of Naval Operations
National Security Agency
Pueblo
Pike
NSA
Washington
South Korea
Park
Navy
Central Intelligence Agency
Nixon poised to deploy ABM system amid court review
President Nixon forecast spirited congressional debate as the administration pushes the Minuteman and ABM plan. Navy and CIA figures face a court of inquiry for Bucher’s fate while allies back the missile program and defense aims.
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Pueblo
Chick
Navy
NSA
CIA
Union
Tunist
China
Coronado
Calif
Lang Country
Lloyd Bucher
Ninca
AEM
Tion
Bucher
Hixon
North Dakota
Montana
E. Miles Harvey
Minutemen
Ford
Malstrom Air Force Base
Mont
Grand Forks Air Force Base
Bueher
Pentagon
John Hyland
Pacific
Hyland
Washington
UPI
Nixon
Friand
Congress
Mnun
al-Carthy
D-Minn
Sen. Goldwater
R-Aviz
America
Senate Majority
Mansfield
Senate
Mendel Rivers
D-S.c
House Armed Allergies Services Committee
Denver
C.O.P
National Jewish House
McCormack
Hospital and Research Center
Sen Seni
Percy
Illinois
Sen. Hart
D-Mich
Kcrg-Tv
Forst Harmon Renamed by Ray
Gov. Ray sent to the senate for confirmation the reappointments of William Forst and Maurice A. Harmon as major state officials. Forst, 36, and Harmon, 43, both of West Des Moines, hold director of revenue and commissioner of social services posts. He reappointed J. Justin Rogers to the natural resources council and named two new members, Mable Miller and Hugh Templeton, to the nine member council. Both Forst and Harmon have served since January 1966 and these appointments are non political.
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Des Moines
Robert
Ray
Senate
William
Forst
West Des Moines
Maurice A. Harman
J. Justin Rogers
Spirit Lake
Natural Resources Council
Mable Miller
Keosauqua
Hugh Templeton
Knoxville Farmer
Miller
Templeton
Louis C. Culver
Dunlap
J. Robert Downing
Indianola
Harmon
Harold Rughes
National
Resources Council
Deaths in Cedar Rapids area: Beach and Warren
Ethel Hester Beach 59late widow of Jay Beach died after a tongue illness at 872 Eleventh Street NE Cedar Rapids. Born March 5 1885 in Robins she is survived by daughter Kernice Diehl two sisters Zea Buckley Cordal Sehremser one grandchild and one great grandchild. Ward L Warren 46 of 720 Third Street SW died after a short illness. Born December 2 1920 in Oklahoma he is survived by two daughters Judy Agnew and Cherie Peugh mother Elizabeth Warren two grandchildren and brother Alvin. Burial and service details pending.
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Ethel Hester Beach
Eleventh Street
Jay Beach
Cedar Rapids
Robins
Kernice Diehl
Zea Buckley
Cord al Sehremser
San Diego
Beatty- Bearle Chapel
Fred H. Gottwald
First Assembly of God Church
ML. Vernon Cemetery
Ward L. Warren
Third Street
Oklahoma
Nqual Commission
Judy Agnew
Dewey
Okla
Cherie Peugh
Tulare
Calif
Elizabeth Warren
Alvin
Bartlesville
Okia
Brosh Chapel
Memorial Services for James J. Crelagna
Memorial services for James J. Crelagna are set for Saturday at 10 am at Monahan Stewart Funeral Home. Burial will follow at Mt Calvary Cemetery with military rites at the gravesite.
Young Czechs Demonstrate for Tito at Yugoslav Embassy
More than 5,000 Czechoslovaks gathered outside the Yugoslav embassy in Prague to show support for Tito and the Yugoslav communist congress. They chanted Long live Tito and Tito yes Brezhnev no, while condemning perceived vetoes by the Eastern bloc.
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Prague
Titos
Communist Party Congress
Soviet Union
Tito
Brezhnev
Leonid Brezhnev
Soviet Communist Party
Czechoslovakia
Belgrade
Romania
Charles University
Critics urge clarity on Vietnam goals amid growing pressure
The piece reports lawmakers urging the Nixon administration to define real objectives in Vietnam before more American and Vietnamese casualties occur. Rep Koch calls actions unconscionable while Rep Ryan demands rapid settlement through diplomacy. Javits warns against repeating Johnson’s errors and favors ending the war promptly.
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Pel
New York
Jacob Javits
Johnson
House
Democrats
Edward Koch
William Ryan
Koch
Ryan
University of Iowa Hospitals to Add 400 Bed Expansion
Dr. Robert Hardin detailed plans for a 400 bed addition south of the current University hospitals to serve 1,100 patients. The project includes automated supply processing, clinics, operating rooms, and radiology. total cost rises to 34.1 million with funding from federal sources and private payments, not state tax funds.
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Robert Hardin
Wesident
University of Iowa College of Medicine
University Hospitals
Hardin
Medicare
Regents
Sction
Netherlands
United States
Fir
Authority Asked To Limit Enrollment In Area Schools
Des Moines UPI reports that the Town legislature was urged to grant the state board of public instruction authority to curb enrollments at area schools. Paul Sohasion advocated limiting student numbers to manage resources and standards.
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I Authority
Larry Fruhling
DES Moines
UPI
State Board of Publicnstruction
Paul Sohasion
Aid Plan Faces Debate Over Area School Enrollments
Iowa lawmakers heard details of a proposed aid plan to distribute state tax dollars to area schools more equitably. The plan would let the board control permissible enrollment for state funding and protect some colleges while limiting growth for others, with governors budget targets of 9 million in 1969 70 and 10.4 million in 1970 71.
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Superintendent of Public Instruction
Tod
Johnston
Area Ten
Jensen
Area School Council
Kitsen
Ballantyne
Area One
Calmar
Area Seven
Waterloo
Area Six
Marshalltown
Ray
Area ‘Ten
State Department of Public Instruction
Iowa
Brawth
Joknston
Joseph Platt
R-Winderset
Columnists and features page highlights and bylines
A snapshot of a newspaper page listing columnists editors and sections. Names include Drummonds Marquis Chilis Russell Baker and Dear Abby with associated staff such as Erma Borbeck and General Allen Blakeslee. Also notes on sports bowling and farm reporting with Rex Conn and Dan Walton.
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Anelman
Jacobus
Suzy Knickerbocker
Dear Abby
Erma Borbeck
Allen Blakeslee
Russian Fishers Claim Soviets Ruin Our Business
In Sacramento AP report Roger Adkins of the Humboldt Fisherman's Marketing Association says Russian trawlers are putting local boats out of business. He testified to California Assembly about U S Soviet fisheries cooperation after a Russian vessel damaged nets and caused about 1200 dollars in losses with little coast guard help.
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Sacramento
Calif
Roger
Humboldt Fisherman's Marketing Association
Adkins
Coast Guard
California Assembly
California
Also Mentioned on This Page
Daily Record
Margaret J. Wharton
Johnson Avenue
William J
G. Cait
Thirty-fifth Street
Donald Ly
Beltz
G Avenue
Wayne A. Chap
Sunrise Trailer Court
Walter H. Cook
Coggan
Lester
Fiehyman
Westwood
Opal R. Gordes
Ozark Street
Gerald J
Juze
Hughes Drive
B. Hil
C.R. Weather
Mercy Marsh
Robert J. Borelli
Selter Point
Robert L. Sadlick
Crane
Albert G. Myers
Blairs
Perry Road
Tiennis Donels
Palo
St Luke's
Herbert
Drimon
Spring
Ville
Duane Qelberg
Eighth Street
Merion
Dennis Kolrk
C Avenue NW
William Rowland
Twenty-seventh Street Drive
Franklin Hanson
Grande
Avenue SE
Michael Evans
Cottaga Grove
Egecet Sauires
Center Point
Robert McAllister
Harriet Aveaue
Lakeland
Fla
Terri C. Schamberger
Schamberger
Dra
AL Schamiberger
Givendolyn Drive
Durham
N.E
David M. Khumpar
Khumpar
Emil Qumpar
Liamar Drive
Helen M. Waterhouse
W. Wesley Waterhouse
Louis L. Strtesky, Jr
Betty Ann Stritesky
Pala Ama Gandara
John Gandara
Katherine M. Jerde
Edwin A. Jerde, Jr
Linta K. Franks
Samuel L. Pranks
James R. Aiken
Evelyn M. Aiken
Sally J. Whiteman
David L. Whitman
Dorothy D. Ware
John Ware
Lillie Belle Wyldes
Howard J. R. Wyldes
Mary A. Runkle
Paul BE. Runkle
Richard J. Dvorak
Mary Jo Rogers
Barry B. Ross
Mary B. Schriner
James A. King
Ruth A. McNeal
Glen F. Peck
Winthrop
Marilyn J. Nelson
Fifteenth Street
Sixteenth Street
Municipal Airport Terminal
Fourteenth Avenue SE
First Avenue
Ninth Avenue
Municipal Court
Lillian B. Blair
First Street
Sheila D. Drakos
Forty-first Street
Decorah
Clara Kolegraph
St. Benedict's Catholic Church
Wake
Steine's
Columbus Junction
John JB. Berry
Stacey Lewis
St. Olaf
Dean Orvis
Witt's
Elkader
Newhall
Marie C. Wuyck
Censtral Presbyterian Church
Fry
Mid-East
Man E
Hopking
Dwight G. Hargreaves
Brentwood Drive
Thornay L. Krejci
A Avenue
Danny L. Kerres
Plainview Drive
Sandra L. McCoy
Cottage Grove Avenue
Janice A. Namgold
Sherman Street
Margaret M. Sullivan
Grande Avenue
Donald J. Sirowy
Fairfax
Gay Steedley
Christiansen
Shoudy, Jr
Ty-Ninth Street
Constance Y. Urleh
Hunter
Orrin D
By Frank Nye
Bucher Waits
Mrs
Warren
House Criticism
U. Hospitals
Education Appropriations
Town House
Jobostin
Bul
Fort Dodge
Mason City
Burlington
Area Ten College
Robert D. Ray
Flatt
Stoule
Board of Public Instruction
Cer Ey Biat
The
Drummonds
Marquis Chilis
Russell Baker
Gus Schrader
Ogden
Dan Walton
Rex Conn
John Felapes
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home and Cemetery
Lewellen
Town and Country
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