Weather Summary and May Birth Notices for Marion Area
Saturday high 59 and low 58 with rainfall 0.05 inches. May totals to date 6.353 inches, normal 11.40 inches through May 5, 1966. Birth announcements list Ralph Klein, George Lippisch, John Baril, Robert Miller, James Eat on, Albert Myers, William Erickson, Gordon Sorg, Daniel Quinn, Joseph Regan, James Camburn in Marion and surrounding areas.
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Gazette
James Kasak
Tenth Street
Marion
Ralph Klein
Jacelyn Drive
George Lippisch
Thirty - First Street
John Baril
le Roy Street
Robert Miller
Westview Drive
John Aldershot
Twelfth Avenue
James Eaton
H Avenue
Albert G. Myers
Blairs Ferry Road
William M. Erickson
Prairie Creek Trailer Court
Gordon K. Sorg
Fairfax
Daniel G. Quinn
Fourth Avenue
Joseph D. Regan
James F. Camburn
Twenty-first Avenue
Nations grant three days to salvage Kennedy tariff talks
Geneva AP World trade powers set a three day deadline to clinch a tariff cutting package in the Kennedy round. Delegates from the United States the European Community the United Kingdom and Japan will meet nonstop starting Sunday to push a final accord as bilateral U S EEC talks fail to break the deadlock. Eric Wyndham White warned leaders at a crisis meeting after Friday talks left the negotiations on edge.
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Geneva
U.S
European Common Market
EEC
United Kingdom
Japan
Eric Wyndham - White
Johnsons bill seeks duty free limestone and dicyandiamide imports
The bill would authorize John to negotiate duty free import of limestone used in cement and dicyandiamide used in plastics paper textiles and rubber products. Dicyandiamide is scarce in the U S and mainly imported from Canada with smaller amounts from Japan and Norway. Limestone duty free plans target border regions where domestic supply is limited.
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U.S
Canada
Japan
Norway
Canadian
Obituary notices from various Iowa towns and churches
Obituaries list residents and relatives with ages and service details across towns including Lamont Victor Spillville Guttenberg McGregor Mechanicsville North English Oxford Junction Tama Toledo Waukon and Wilton. Services held Monday or Sunday at local churches with burial or graveside plans where noted.
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Aurora
Mary Werner
Kruessel-Fawcett
Lamont
Brooklyn
Roy Kriegel
McAninch’s
Victor
Fort Atkinson
cCelia Barta
St. Wenceslaus Church
Spillville
Balik’s
Guttenberg
Charles H. Vorwald
Millville
St. Mary’s
Rosary
Tuecke’s
Horner's
Merle
Pete” Smith
Powell's
Oxford Junction
Frank Vochoska
Hayden’s. Tama
Helen Eldridge
Harrison’s. Toledo
Daniel Yonker
Henderson's
Walker
Katie S. Andrews
Murdoch's
Waukon
Patrick Mahoney
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Bakke-Hanson
Bombers Drop Tons on North Viet Nam Border Hills
US B-52 bombers dumped tons of explosives on North Vietnamese bunkers and troop positions in the northwest corner of South Vietnam near Khe Sanh. Marines fought a 12 day battle to seize three hills, with Hill 881 North taken to secure high ground overlooking Khe Sanh. Air raids over North Vietnam were limited by weather to the southern panhandle.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
Khe Sanh
Laos
U.S
North Vietnam
Panhandle
Tornado Strikes West Birmingham Injures Many
A tornado ripped the west end of Birmingham causing heavy property damage and injuring at least 100 people. One fatality was reported, identified as Nora Peeler at West End Baptist Hospital. Police said damage in the area would run into thousands of dollars.
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Birmingham
Ala
Schlafly challenged at convention over 1964 race
The article notes Mrs. Phyllis Schlafly, author of A Choice Not an Echo, backed Republican Barry Goldwater in 1964 and, as first vice president candidate, challenged the convention authorities, marking a rare leadership clash in the federation’s 29 year history.
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Truman
Russell Crimes Tribunal Hears From Its Teams
In Stockholm the International War Crimes Tribunal hosted by Bertrand Russell heard visiting reports from North Vietnam. Two American reporters, Gordon McLendon and Don Burden, were evicted after their press cards were torn up by Dr Jachim Israel amid debate over coverage. Israel defended actions saying the reporters lacked valid credentials.
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Stockholm
Bertrand Russell
North Vietnam
U.S
Gordon McLendon
Dallas
Don Burden
Star
McLendon
Burden
Jachim Israel
Israel
Swedish Foreign Ministry
City Briefs: Seats Stolen and Money Taken
Linn Honsaker of 225 Twenty-ninth Street Drive SE reported Saturday that bucket seats were stolen from his car. About $7 was taken from a vending machine at Ware's 66 station, 1055 Third Avenue SE, early Saturday.
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Linn Honsaker
Twenty-ninth Street Drive
Ware
Third Avenue SE
Nab Former Sheriff Drunk Driving Count
A former Delaware County sheriff, George F. Ponsford, 45, was arrested Saturday afternoon for operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated by a highway patrolman in Marion after 4 p.m. He was brought before Justice Glenn Powers and released on a $500 bond. Ponsford later served as sheriff after defeating Arthur B. Longseth in the 1956 Republican primary and again in the November election.
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Delaware County
George F. Ponsford
Ponsford
Marion
Alburnett Road
Glenn Powers
Highway Patrol
Arthur B. Longseth
Longseth
Mountain Lovers Build One in Yard
In Twin Falls Idaho Don Lambert and family built Mt Flora a 50 foot tall peak in their yard using 70 yards of topsoil. It features eight varieties of ground cover and dwarf trees reflecting their love for mountains.
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Twin Falls
Idaho
Don Lambert
Lambert
Mt. Flora
In memory of loved ones gifts listed for club budget
The note items gifts in memory of Clare My MEORSORS and John W Bruzek Henry E Haegg and other donors. It lists totals and a 1967 budget goal with amounts 2329.33 and overall totals 13290.00 10960.67. The period appears to reflect community donations and fundraising allocations through various groups.
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Clare My
John W. Bruzek
Henry E. Haegg
Deaths Neal Burt 77 Cedar Rapids area resident
Neal Burt 77 of 714 E avenue NW died Saturday afternoon at St Luke s hospital after a long illness. A Cedar Rapids resident of 22 years he operated grocery stores in Manchester and Cedar Rapids before retiring. He was born February 7 1890 near Coggon and married Ada Richardson October 18 1918 in Dubuque. He is survived by his wife son Richard of Algona daughter Evelyn Curtis of St Louis ten grandchildren and a sister. Services Tuesday at 1 30 p.m. at Rohn funeral home with Rev Mary A White officiating burial in Manchester.
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Neal Burt
E Avenue
St. Luke’s Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Mr. Burt
Manchester
Coggon
Ada Richardson
Dubuque
Richard
Algona
Evelyn Curtis
St. Louis
Ben Neal
Mt. Vernon
Rohn Funeral
Mary A. White
Bethany Congregational Church
Services for Mrs Byron S Hatter
Mrs Byron S Hatter of Sun City Arizona died Thursday. Services held Monday at Turner's east chapel at 3 conducted by the Rev Warren Feller and Marengo chapter CBS. Burial at Chapel of Memories. Friends may call at Turner's east after 6 p.m. today.
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Byron S. Hatter
Sun City
Ariz
Turner’s East
Warren Feller
Marengo
CBS
Chapel of Memories
Graveside Service for Harry Graveside in Cedar Memorial
Charles Shane will be buried in Cedar Memorial at 1 30 PM Monday officiated by the Rev Harold Hazelip of the Church of Christ. Friends may call at the east until 12 30 PM Monday.
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Harry
Charles Shane
Cedar Memorial
Harold Hazelip
Church of Christ
She East
Monay
Two Injured in Weekend Bike Accidents
Timothy L. Moore, 16, of 381 Fifteenth Street SE, was treated at St. Luke's for a laceration over his left eye after his motorbike toppled when a gear jammed at Fourth Avenue and Eighteenth Street SE. Virginia Olmstead, 17, of 838 Camburn Court SE, was treated for abrasions after her bike struck a car.
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Timothy L. Moore
Fifteenth Street SE
St. Luke’s Hospital
Fourth Avenue
Eighteenth Street SE
Moore
Virginia Olmstead
Camburn Court SE
St. Luke’s
Tijuana Brass at Iowa Draws Record Crowd
Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass performed at the University of Iowa fieldhouse drawing the largest crowd on campus. All 12 500 tickets sold as fans queued from midnight for a Saturday night show and security was tightened for the event during Mother's Day weekend.
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Iowa City
Herb Alpert
The
Tijuana Brass
University of Iowa
Union
Iowa Fieldhouse
Alpert
University of Iowa Central Party Committee
Iowa
Bill Parisi
Red China shows growing conservative faction with peasant support
A Yomiuri dispatch reports a rising conservative force in Red China as peasants from nearby districts join. It notes lingering influence of Teng Hsiao-ping and Marshal Ho Lung in Szechwan, Teng a Liu ally, as expulsion orders target Pravda correspondent Valentin Pasenchuk. U.S. correspondents remain barred.
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Teng Hsiao-ping
Communist Party
Marshal Ho Lung
Szechwan
Teng
Liu
Red China
Valentin Pasenchuk
Pravda
Peking
Mao
Soviets Warn U.S. on Attacking North Vietnam
Washington reports that Soviet leaders warned the United States any increase in attacks on North Vietnam would be met with greater Soviet aid to Hanoi. Moscow seeks to prevent the collapse of the North Vietnamese regime and appears less concerned with South Vietnam.
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U.S
Washington
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Kremlin
South Vietnam
Carousel two hour color special
A two hour color showcase features Robert Goulet Mary Grover and Pernell Roberts at 8 PM Sunday on Channel 9. The program highlights musical performances and TV guest appearances.
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Carousel
Robert Goulet
Mary Grover
Pernell Roberts
Sun
Cedar Rapids Gazette Address and Rates
The Cedar Rapids Gazette established in 1883 published daily and Sunday at Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa. Subscription rates include 55 cents a week by carrier and various monthly and yearly mail options. no mail subscriptions accepted in areas with Gazette carrier service.
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Gazette
Tird Ave. SE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
U.S. Territories
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