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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1967
Page
3
Saturday weather report lists highs and lows across multiple cities with precipitation totals and barometric readings. The page also includes March totals, year-to-date figures, and obituaries with funeral notices for Iowa towns.
Gordon Novel, a key figure in the Jim Garrison Kennedy assassination inquiry, appeared in a Washington suburb and took a lie detector test. Operator Lloyd Furr of McLean, Virginia, said Novel passed and showed no deception.
Readers are invited to place want ads to sell used musical instruments as part of a community classifieds effort. The message emphasizes easy insertion and connects buyers with local musicians seeking affordable gear.
Anchorage Alaska AP. Leonid Kushchenko skipper of a Soviet shrimp trawler was found guilty of trespassing in U S fishing waters and fined 10000. He pleaded no contest and was jailed by U S Marshal George Bayer after failing to pay. He faced overnight custody and possible Tuesday detention. Two Russian fishermen were enroute to federal court in Anchorage in a government vehicle.
Urbana officers pursue clues from Ray Carman 20 to explain a blast that ripped his rural Center Point area home and left his wife in critical condition. Carman, found dazed near Center Point, was hospitalized in Iowa City. investigators say no immediate cause identified.
U S and allied air action reports 94 missions by American pilots with B 52 strikes on suspected muster points in South Vietnam. Revised combat loss counts show 495 in the north and 162 in the south. Tass notes Dr Earle Reynolds Phoenix sails toward Haiphong with 10000 dollars of Quaker medical supplies.
NFO supporters in several states staged milk dumps and withholding actions to press for higher prices. In Bloomfield Iowa about 100 protesters faced police over dumping plans halted by a city ordinance. milk was later dumped at a farm. In Ohio despite adequate supplies, action continued. in Bloomington Illinois members bought and distributed milk to institutions. Five Albany area farmers joined the protest. The NFO began meetings in New England with unclear response.
The United Nations circulated Thant’s proposal to eight governments after talks with U S Ambassador Arthur Goldberg. A US delegation spokesman declined to comment on reports of tentative acceptance or rejection while South Vietnam formally welcomed the idea but urged details on supervision. Diplomatic sources note Thant’s call for simultaneous actions to break the stalemate as Washington and Hanoi press their own positions.
Officials began a $48,000 Martin County courthouse addition in Stuart Florida with ceremony but learned the county does not own the land. County Engineer Fred Bell called the situation a setback that sabotages the project from the ground up.
Minnie L Faltinson 79 of 2561 Worthington drive SW died at home Friday Born June 17 1887 in Williamsburg she lived in Cedar Rapids 48 years She was a Legion of Mary member at St Ludmila s parish Surviving two daughters Mary Sedlacek Lucille Krumbholz a son Mark one brother Charles McDonnell five grandchildren and four great grandchildren Services Kuba s Tuesday 9 Requiem Mass 9 30 at St Ludmila s Rosary Monday 7 30 p m Burial St John s Friends may call at Janeba Kuba funeral home Sunday and at the Kuba funeral home after 5 p m Monday
Cyril B. Neuhaus 32 of 1627 First Street SW died Friday in an accident in the Penick and Ford mechanical department. Born December 25 1934 in New Vienna he had lived in Cedar Rapids since 1955. He belonged to St. Ludmila's Holy Name Society the Catholic Order of Foresters and the American Federation of Grain Millers Local 100. He married Eunice Kramer April 8 1961 in New Vienna. Surviving are his wife a son.
Reuben A. Shover received a 50 year pin from Burns lodge 147 AF and AM last week in Monticello. The ceremony honored long service and fidelity to the Masonic order.
Obituary notices for Grace P Hamilton Thelma E Fowler Noah George Myers Anna B Kuba Martin O Andersen Robert J Vlach and Amos A Strickel with service times Monday at multiple churches and funeral homes Cedar Memorial Czech National Shiloh and other burial sites noted Rosaries and military honors listed where applicable One line indicates prayers and mases with parish and church affiliations followed by burial details and calling hours
Live color coverage focuses on the final four holes of the Pensacola Open Championship. Broadcaster Channel 9 airs at 4 PM with play by play and player updates.
Mazevy speaks to a Chicago rally urging North Vietnamese leaders and the Viet Cong to accept unconditional peace negotiations and calls on President Johnson to intensify efforts. Notables Dick Gregory and Oscar Brown Jr. attend as adults pay a dollar to enter while youths pay fifty cents. A two mile march through the loop ends peacefully near the coliseum with no incidents.
In New Orleans a hooded gunman shot and killed armored car guard Alfred Jirovec after rushing the scene at a supermarket. Fellow guard Louis Hyde, nearby, fired at the suspect as he fled with a white canvas money sack. the man dropped the sack and fled, pursued briefly by bystanders.
Reports describe Red China village groups carrying medical apparatus drugs and first aid kits across mountains and rivers to provide treatment and spread knowledge on disease prevention and cure. In Macao about a dozen meningitis cases are noted with local doctors saying cases are not virulent and respond to antibiotics.
In memory donations list from Camp Good Health with multiple memorial gifts ranging from 5.00 to 20.00 dollars honoring family and friends. The 1967 camp budget shows a previous total of 1,282.58 dollars and a new total to apply of 1,397.58 dollars.
The Cedar Rapids Gazette began in 1883 as a daily and Sunday paper published at 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa The paper charges carriers 55 cents per week and mail rates vary with editions Night edition six issues monthly is 1 25 or 13 yearly while Sunday and afternoon editions seven issues monthly 1 35 or 14 yearly U S territories rate 23 40 yearly The Associated Press holds exclusive rights to local news republication.
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