Weather and civic notices from a May daily record
Extended forecast shows rain likely Saturday and Sunday with mixed temperatures across regions. Daily notes include rainfall totals, barometer, humidity, sunrise and sunset times, and past day comparisons. Local births, marriage licenses, court fines, traffic violations, and bankruptcy filings are listed alongside Iowa death notices and service details.
No Contracts Yet
Cedar Rapids contractors and building trades unions continue bargaining as 36 crafts seek agreement by weekend. Iowa Building Trades Council president Derry Kriz and Allied Construction Interests chair Ted Paulson expect momentum without work stoppage. Iron workers await wage increase from the Construction Industry Stabilization Committee. most state agreements expired Monday with four settlements reached in Sioux City.
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C.R. Building Trades
Cedar Rapids
Derry Kriz
Iowa Building Trades Council
Kriz
Ted Paulson
Allied Construction Interests
Building Trades
Phil Kraft
Iron Workers
Construction Industry Stabilization Committee
Kraft
Bioux City
Balanced Fare In McGregor Movie House
McGregor opens a new theater run by Don Bowen of Waterloo planning restricted films Monday to Thursday and Sunday family fare. Fridays feature dainty fare then a restricted movie, Saturdays offer a matinee family film and an evening peaceful film. The Strand has been closed since October 1970. Elkader's theater faced criticism for restricted films but owner Dwain Vorwald says they draw profit.
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McGregor
X Movie
Iowa
Strand
Don Bowen
Waterloo
Elkadertas
Dwain Vorwald
Dock strike prompts labor committee action
Paragraph notes a labor committee aims to prevent strikes like the recent dock walkout that halted movement of farm products.
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Taste Labor Committee
Prices Frozen For Most Big Corporations
The Price Commission froze prices on more than half of America's largest firms and warned of price cuts and civil fines if overdue reports are not filed. Chairman Grayson said about 1,400 firms have not submitted required reports, with 2,954 firms needing to file and only 1,375 done so far. A public list of delinquent firms will be released soon, while Armco Steel was ordered to adjust prices and reimburse customers for certain oil field equipment.
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Washington
Price Commission
America
Commission
C. Jackson Grayson
Grayson
Justice Department
Sen. Proxmire
Dwis
Tel
Armco Steel Corp
Armco
Middleton
Ohio
Armen
O'Hare Still Nation's Busiest Airport
FAA reports Chicago O'Hare remained the nation's busiest airfield in 971 with the highest takeoffs and landings. Close behind were Southern California airports Long Beach Van Nuys Santa Ana and Los Angeles International with strong counts. Other top 19 include Atlanta San Jose Dallas Kennedy San Francisco.
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Washington
Aviation Administration
Chicago
O'Hare
California
FAA
Long Beach
van Nuys
Santa Ana
Los Angeles International
Atlanta
San Jose
Calif
Dallas
New York
Kennedy International
San Francisco
Combat Reports From Front After DMZ Raids
The command said raids above the demilitarized zone destroyed or damaged logistics craft and port facilities. An informant said 18 surface craft and 30 storage buildings were destroyed or damaged. Fighters reportedly averaged 500 000 strikes daily in South Vietnam though doubts remain about halting the enemy drive.
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Demilitarized Zone
South Vietnam
Deaths in Cedar Rapids Area Highlight Local Residents
Obituaries note Margaret K. Pfost of 2114 Evergreen St NE died after a brief illness at Cedar Rapids. Born Aug 30, 1922 in Oskaloosa she taught in Cedar Rapids schools and at Polk School. Survived by husband William and two daughters plus mother and brother. Funeral at Lovely Lane UMC with burial Cedar Memorial. Donations urged to Career Research Fund. Services details and visitation listed. Salinity text corrupted. George M. Hoke 74 of 1395 Hinkley Ave NW died after a long illness. Born Sept 15, 1897 in Garrison. Survived by daughter Pauline Hoke and siblings. Service at Turner Chapel West with cremation to follow. Amy Alice Lilyard 19 of 1291 31st St NE died after long illness. Born June 2, 1870 in Italy she was a member of First Christian Church. Survived by one granddaughter. Memorial services for Lemuel Ken Turner at Turner West. Burial Linwood.
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Evergreen Street
William Pfost
Cedar Rapids
Lovely Lane Unitet Methodist Church
Don F. J Maple
Cedar Memorial
Guy
Career Research Fund
Turner East
George m. Hoke
Hinkley Avenue
Penith and
Ford
Garrison
Pauline Hoke
Nevada
Wava Wilson
Zella McFarland
Fra
Richard A. Osing
Trinity Lutheran Church
Turner Chapel West
Amy Alice Lilyard
Thirty-first Steel
Latelin
Lilyard
First Christian Church
Rebekah Lodge
King’s Daughters
John Hardy
First Christian Sharch
More Air Power To Indo China
The United States plans further air power for Southeast Asia. Pentagon spokesman Jerry W. Friedheim said there would be additional augmentation of land based air to repel a North Vietnamese invasion of South Vietnam. The reinforcements will come from the United States, raising total U S air force navy and marines fighter bombers and bombers deployed to South Vietnam Thailand and Guam to about 300 and over 800 land based and carrier based strike planes overall.
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Washington
United States
Southeast Asia
Ad Pentigon
Jerry W. Friedheim
South Vietnam
Air Force
Navy
Thailand
Guam
U.S
Cedar Rapids shop owners charged for trade name filings
Willian Faches, Linn County Attorney, filed charges Thursday against Edward J. Wedel stedt owner of the Danish Book World and Jerry Mabie owner of the Adult Book and Cinema shop for failing to file a verified trade name statement. The offense carries up to a $100 fine or 40 days in jail. The filing law requires a business using a name other than the true surnames to list owners and addresses with the county recorder.
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Cedar Rapids
Linn County
Willian Faches
Edward J. Wedelstedt
Danish Book World
Jerry Mabie
Appointment to Naval Academy for Mark H Anthony
The notice reports Mark Harold Anthony, son of Dr. and Mrs. Russell H. Anthony, received an appointment to the Naval Academy. He graduated from Washington High School in 1969 and is finishing his junior year at Iowa State University.
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Mark Harold Anthony
Country Club Parkway
Paval Amademy
Annsmalia
Pere Seamen Tee Ratmaneprisens
Mark
Mra
Russell H. Anthony
Washington High School
Iowa State University
Talks with Hanoi Rise After Five-Week Break
Moscow says secret discussions with Washington resumed last Thursday after a five week pause. Soviet leader Brezhnev pressed for talks during Kissinger's secret Moscow visit. Kissinger had 13 secret meetings with Le Duc Tho last year but no progress. Porter said Hanoi gave no reply to policy questions and seemed unsure what to say.
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Paris
Hano
Washington
Moscow
Communist ‘Party
Leonid J. Brezhnev
Henry A. Kissinger
Kissinger
le Duc Tho
Hanoi
Porter
Washington Talks Cheer Worry Iowa Delegation
About 60 Iowa delegates traveled to Washington for a breakfast briefing on highway funding and possible department reorganization. Lloyd Rivard warned of risks if the transportation function is dismantled, while Edgar Swick and Clark Norton urged vigilance as hearings begin on highway authorization. The group urged citizen letter campaigns and stressed that any tax changes to fund mass transit require congressional action.
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Washington
Federal Highway Trust Fund
House Public Works Committee
Lloyd Rivard
House Public Works Panel
House
Nixon
Department of Snisportation
Uwe Federal Highway Administration
Rivard
Edgar Swick
Federal Highway Aut
Kivard
Swick
Clark Norton
Senate Roads Subcommittee
Capitol Hill
Iowa Road Roads Assn
Congress
Soan
Rivard Sale
Norton
Senate
Transportation
John A. Volpe
Trust Fund
Fuwans
Beals
Silent War Vigil Draws About Twenty Protesters
About 20 people gathered Thursday at the Federal building in Cedar Street area for a silent vigil protesting Vietnam involvement. Organizers led the hour long observance with informational handouts and signs urging rapid U. S. withdrawal, part of a nationwide moratorium.
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Indo-China
U. S
Cedar Stupids Friends Meeting
McConnell Freed In Draft Case Acquittal
James A. McConnell, 23, of 1246 A avenue NE, found innocent of failing to report for the draft. Judge Edward J. McManus noted the Ling county draft board did not provide reasons for denying conscientious objector status. The court held lack of sincerity findings insufficient without motive statements.
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Edward J. McManus
Ling County
Draft Board
James A. McConnell
A Avenue NE
Alt
McConnell
McManus
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