Weather report and city notices from Iowa paper
A fragmented weather and local notices page listing five day temperature forecasts, normal ranges, and rainfall plus execution of local bonds and services. It mentions names and addresses such as John W. Bilsland 1025 Cheyenne Road NW and Eugene Should, with various cemetery services and church burials in Decorah Monticello Center Point and Waterloo Ridge.
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Costa
Nara
Ana’ Lockes
John W. Bilsland
Cheyenne Road
Fifth Avenue SE
Eugene
John Rolofé
Arthur Hedo
Downing
White
Ane
Oelwein
Center Point
Lena Rf
Doty
AB Inch
Andi Center Point Cemetery
Maragain
j_ Monticello
Willis G. Stutt
Wayne Zion Lutheran Church
Goettsch’s
Martha J
Fry
A -Hebbes
Decorah
Rudolph Netker
Grace Episcopal Church
Stevie’s
Rev. S. C
wiSorlion
Waterloo Ridge
Gazelle
First Lutheran Church
Iowa News Briefs Including Births Divorces And Court Fines
A collage of local notices includes births at Mercy May and St. Luke's, divorces such as Tavernie and Wile son, and marriages in Cedar Rapids. City court records list speeding fines and traffic violations with names and addresses, plus a plane incident at the municipal airport and a series of maintenance reports.
Town Gets on Map Veteran Wyoming Wins Academic Honors
Veteran a southeastern Wyoming fowl has little chance to reach the map except when three of the forty are students at the state. Straight A averages for a semester earn berths on the president's hand roll, the highest academic recognition.
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Veteran
Wyn
UPI
Wyoming
Growing Pile of Congress Bills To Honor Eisenhower
Washington AP reports lawmakers debate memorials for Dwight Eisenhower including naming the first moon landing site Paint Eisenhower and placing his image on the dollar. Family says no favorite. Bray and Yarborough back varied proposals.
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Congress
Eisenhower
Washington
Dwight Eisenhower
George Washington
John
Vbis
Phoenixville
Eisenhower Park
Newport
R. 1
Eisenhower College
Seneca Falls
U.S. Moon Landing
William Bray
R-Ind
Earth
Bray
Ralph Yarborough
Fex
Dulles International Airport
John Foster Dulles
Wallace Bennett
Utah
Glen Canyon
Colorado River
Ilsenhower
Pentagon
Washington National Airport
Potomac River
Eisen
Ilo
RTA Facing $8,070 Suit Over 1987 Collision
The Regional Transit Authority of Cedar Rapids is named in an $8,070 suit filed in Linn County District Court. Plaintiff Carol Behrens alleges a bus collision on Second Street SE near the airport caused personal injuries and property damage. The complaint cites bus width and stopping parking confusion as negligent factors and lists multiple related legislative notes.
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Cedar Rapid
Dulles
Eisenhower
Carol Behrens
Second Street
SEC
Second Avenue
James Robert Banks
Robert F
Kennedy
D.C
Doby Cleared of False Uttering Charge in Iowa Case
Jack Doby 34 was cleared of attering a forged instrument when Linn County district court dismissed the charge on motion by the county attorney. He was accused of passing a $193.19 forged Collins Hadia Co. payroll check at the Key tavern in Cedar Rapids last Nov 1. An alibi supported by two women led to the dismissal. authorities noted about 35 similar checks totaling around $5,000 circulated citywide the same night.
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Jack Doby
Linn
Doby
Collins Hadia Co
Key Tavern
Cedar Rapids
Daley
Delores Ford
Phoenix
Carol Bust
Security Hospital Escapist Sought in Anamosa Breakout
Iowa City report says Thomas A. Hightower aged 29 escaped from the Iowa Security Medical facility at Anamosa on Thursday. Dr John Dickenson the hospital superintendent notes the man has black hair brown eyes and should be considered mentally ill and possibly dangerous.
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Iowa City
Thomas A. Hightower
Iowa Security
Anamosa
John Dickenson
Hightower
Student Fuss Continues From Page One Demands End War Rights
The article quotes a student message criticizing military conscription and calling for withdrawal from unpopular wars. It lists two demands: withdrawal of all unpopular wars and truth about these wars, and preserving civilians rights for soldiers including freedom of speech. The paper closes with POWER TO THE PEOPLE.
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Vietnam
USA
Ricehill Gets 75 Years For Second Degree Murder
Judge Warren J. Rees sentences Elliott C. Ricehill, 29, to 75 years in the state penitentiary after a May verdict finding him guilty of second degree murder in the beating death of Mabel Bigley. Defense motions for a new trial were overruled amid questions on evidence and jury instructions.
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Warren J. Rees
Elliott C. Ricehill
Ricehill
Madison
Mabel Bigley
First Street
Jorneys
High school student opposition limits Marine recruiting in Cedar Rapids
Capt D K Praeger reports Cedar Rapids is the only Iowa city where high school students oppose Marine recruiters. He notes reduced senior inquiries versus last year and calls the resistance an organized move. Praeger filed a report with the Ninth Marine Corps District in Kansas City.
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D. K. Praeger
Marine
Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
Prager
Kennedy
Washington
Breakins Investigated at Hiawatha and Mount Vernon
Linn County Sheriff probes two burglaries the Hillcrest Country Club near Mt Vernon and the Hiawatha H and K grocery. Loot from the country club includes 2 dollars in change a cash register key opened pop machine cigars whisky valued at 42 dollars and pork clubs worth 75 dollars. The Hiawatha store losses include candy gum and possibly a six pack of beer with the thief staying past closing time.
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Linn Sheriff's Department
Hillcrest Country Club
Mt. Vernon
Hiawatha
Country Club
Walter Grant
H and K
Grant
Room and Board Rise at University of Iowa
The article notes a $46 annual increase in room and board for University of Iowa dorms, raising rates to about $993 for full-time residents next fall. It discusses draft deferment guidance provided by a local info center and mentions students involved including Noe and others from Coe College.
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Noe
Grittnell College
University of Iowa
Draft Information Center
Nau
Council Bluffs
State Board of Regents
Priday
Nan
Annual Parents Weekend At Coe College
Coe College hosts its annual spring Parents Weekend on Saturday and Sunday with activities in Freshman Hall lobby from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. A committee of five students, with Mrs. R. B. Evans of Bariy and Coc's Parents Association co-presidents, organized information tables and faculty will be available to discuss questions. An annual Parents Association meeting runs 11:30 a.m. to noon in Cherry Auditorium with Evans presiding. Dr. Joseph E. B. McCabe, Coe president, will…
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Coe College
R. B. Evans
Bariy
Coc
Asso
Coe
The
Parents Association
Cherry Auditorium
Evans
Joseph EB. McCabe
Avonmouth College
Daniels Park
Carol Rickey
Tom McCuskey
Richard Harrison
Darry Banks
Richard Walker
John Chapman, Jr
President McCabe
Country Club Parkway
Gage Memoorial Union
IL A.m
Sinclair Auditorium
Lawrence J. Schwarz
Winnetka, UL
Cow
Joy Schwarz
Sinclair
Gage Memorial Union
Stewart Memorial Library
Sandi Cech
Canby
Minn
Jack, Evans
Bill Butkus
Munster
Ind
Mike Paul
Monona
Wis
Sland
Lois Young
Menphis
Tenn
Deaths: Mrs. Joseph Buresh and Lenore Steele noted
Mrs. Joseph Buresh of Cedar Rapids died after a brief illness at 717 Second Street SW born 1884 in Wor Cedar Rapids widow of Joseph Buresh She leaves two daughters two grandsons seven great grandchildren and two brothers Memorial services are set for Saturday at 2 p m at Janeba Kuba funeral home West with Rev Lyle Graff Burial in Czech National casket to remain open until 1 p m Friends may call Lenore Andreas Steele 55 of Miami formerly Cedar Rapids died after a long illness Born July 21 1913 in Lisbon married Marvin R Steele Aug 23 1948 in Dixon Surviving are her husband two daughters four brothers and memorial services planned in Miami with cremation at Oak Hill Memorial time to be announced.
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Joseph Buresh
Bessie M. Buresh
Second Street
Cedar Rapids
Wor
Cedar Judge No. 7
ICBJ
Tony E. Hladek
Delbert White
William G. Kaneeny
Lyle Graff
Marvin Steele
Lenore Andreas Steele
Miami
Lisbon
Marvin R. Steele
Dixon, mi
Dave Frady
Sue Rnss
Yak
Albert
Dwayne Andreas
Henn
Pella
Lowell
iManikafo
Minn
Eer
Cormmitlal
Oak Hui
Infant Joseph Turk Dies at Birth in 6706 Ket Drive NE
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. John Turk died at birth Thursday evening. Surviving are the parents, a brother Roger, and grandparents Helen Turk of Ban Gabriel California and Mr. and Mrs. Fret Lilley of Atlanta Georgia. Private graveside services were held at Mt Calvary Cemetery at 4 p.m. Friday with Rev. Joseph McGuire officiating. Turner Chapel East handled arrangements.
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Joseph Turk
John Tur
Sete
Roger
Helen C. Turk
Ban Gabriel Calif
Fret Lilley
Atlanta, Ga
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Joseph McGuire
Turner Chapel East
Leaverberry
Namseat
St. Matthew's Church
Louis ¥. McDonough
Calvary Cemetery
Victor
Monahan-Stewart
Smerles
Georgia
St. John's
Panagiotis Vlahos
St. John’s Orthodox
Linwood Cemetery
Turner Chapel
Williams
Paul Everett
Tur
A. I. Washington
Linwood
Blanche
Kate
Wivals
St. Juge’s Catholic Church
John M. Gregory
St. Joseph's
DeWitt
Teahon
Kharae
Dostal
Frank—Brosh
Washington orders 800 guards as DC campus unrest escalates
Major student protests at Howard University lead Mayor Walter Washington to deploy 800 National Guardsmen after clashes that damaged a ROTC building and a fire truck. Two newsmen injured as Black United Front and three congressmen voiced support for the demonstrators amid calls for curriculum change. Northern Ireland’s James Chichester-Clark wins strong confidence vote in Unionist party.
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Sis
Walter Washington
National
James Nabrit
An Lasmey
Blacks United Front
Magra i
Adam Clayton Powell
D-N.y
Michigan
Charles jDiges
John Conyers
Belfast
Northern Ireland
James Chichester-Clark
Unionist Party
Senate OKs Meat Inspection Bill in Iowa Senate
DES MOINES AP Iowa Senate approved a bill to raise state meat inspection to federal standards. The plan shares inspection costs 50 50 between state and federal governments. An amendment to shift inspection entirely to the feds failed 45 6. An amendment on political activity by inspectors during warbling hours was rejected 92 23 with a reconsideration motion filed after lunch.
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DES Moines
Iowa
Iowa Senate
Senate
Tornadoes and Flooding Strike Colorado and South
Severe weather lashed Colorado with tornadoes and three day rains flooding towns from Jamestown to Tappen Lake. A woman died and a family suffered four injuries as their home collapsed. Damage estimates reach 1.2 million with washed out roads and bridges. Torrential storms stretched into Texas and the Deep South with 70 injury reports amid downed trees and lines.
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Tappen Lake
Colorado
Jamestown
Denver
Lorraine Upp
Texas
Alabama
Florida
Georgia
Nomads Bedouin in Middle Eastern Deserts
Nomads Bedouin refer to nomadic tribespeople roaming the deserts of the Middle East, sustaining traditional livelihoods and social structures across harsh arid environments. Their culture emphasizes clan networks, roam patterns, and hospitality within tribal communities.
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Middle Eastern Deserts
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Daily Record
C.R. Weather
Mne
Jenny
State Comherce Commission
Mercy
Richard Wakeford
Seventeenth Street
St. Luke's
Terry Sones
Mechanicsville
Todd Belzer
Sames
BR. DeSoles
Karen E. Christianson
Charles H. Davis
Rose M. Rouse
Vinton Michiel
Daisy M. Tavernie
Richard N. Tavernie
Beverly A. Wilson
Larry P. Wileson
Williams Boulevard
Mt. Vernon Road
Tenth Street NW
Madison Street
Becky Lanfler
Seventh Street
Paul N. Macal
A Avenue
Richard A. Beltz
Circle Drive
Richard Miene
Waukon
Kenneth J. Sehaoley
South Fifteenth _ street
Marion
Mary J. Long
James R. Shanklin
Palbrook
Stephen F. Keheer
Thirty Sixth Street
Reid T. Martin
Central City
Donald L. Bergen
Sixteenth Avenue
Clara B. Jellison
Palo
Grace E. Fuchner
Jacolyn Drive
Melvin S. Baker
Ibb
Wiley Boulevard
Martin Jones
Sixth Street
Pauline J. Wordehart
Thirty-fifth Shreet
Neda J. Atwood
B Avenue NW
Richard J. Gerhart
Capitol Hill
House
Rammitin
Fisenhower
Moon Landing J
the College
RTA
Dallas
Builders. Components, Inc
Pay-N-Takes Inc
Montrose Hotel
Mechanic's
SACO
Standard Appliance Co
Bill Edwards
Bill's
Town Department of Social Services
Execuor
Martin W. Koehn
Shorty
Donald Nau
Nou
Willian
Faches
Hod
Moore
Shan
Iowa Supreme Court
Polk County
Warren Rees
Bigsey
Auburn
Auburon University
Ernie Ford
Mount Vernon
Areca Ee
U. of Iowa
Selective Service
Tthe
Washington High School
Cee
Howard
Jeather
Othe Aneemti
John E. Lapes
Rohn Funeral Home
Third Avenue
Roosevelt Hotel Matel
Cedar Memorial Funeral Homes and Cemetery
Lewellen Rover
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