Unclear Weather and Local Notices From May Daily Record
The Daily Record weather section lists high temperatures across cities including Atlanta Miami Chicago Denver New York Phoenix Houston Seattle Los Angeles and Washington with overnight lows and rainfall. It notes extended cloudiness Friday to Sunday with a chance of rain and highs in the 60s and 40s lows. Births are reported at St Luke's and Columbus and West Des Moines with several families welcomed. plus a list of traffic violations and court notices and upcoming services for multiple towns including McGregor Marengo Oelwein Anamosa Arlington Delta Decorah Tipton and Vinton with funeral arrangements and memorial funds indicated.
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Miami
Bismarck
Mineapolis
Chicago
N. Orleans
Denver
New York
Ottis Taylor
Delta Christian Church
Graveside
Springfield Cemetery
Holm’s
Sigourney, Vinton
Beth C. Garvey
First Presbyterian Church
Campbell’s
Decorah
Herschel A. Lennon
First Lutheran’ Church
Steine
Heavy fighting seizes Ben Het and An Loc fronts
Combat lasting over a day near Ben Het camp ended just before dawn. The command claimed 100 North Vietnamese killed and 11 tanks destroyed. U S advisers pulled out signaling its fall. Elsewhere An Loc faced 950 rocket and mortar rounds with three South Vietnamese helicopters shot down during a resupply and evacuation attempt.
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Ben Het
U. S
An Loc
Saigon
New Satellite Carries 5 000 to 6 000 Calls
The Intelsat IV communications satellite can handle five thousand to six thousand simultaneous two way telephone conversations under normal conditions.
Laird cites progress and limits in Vietnam war efforts
Secretary Laird describes the Nixon administration’s Vietnam strategy noting reduced U.S. casualties from 300 a week to under 10, a troop drawdown from 549,500 to 49,500, and ongoing air and naval buildup. He warns cease fire depends on Hanoi’s acceptance of peace terms, and that outcome will be decided on the ground by South Vietnam despite mining Haiphong and intensified U.S. support.
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Laird
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Newport News
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Paul Smith
Plan Tied to Interstate 380 Relief in Des Moines
Schach warns rejecting First avenue relief would derail the citys overall transportation plan and overload 1-380 ramps. Coupal agrees, saying obstructing the plan could jeopardize federal funds and that without a coordinated plan Des Moines may see no future highway improvements.
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First Avenue
Schach
Joseph Coupal, Jr
Federal Highway Administration
Coupal
Des Moines
Want ads drive global results in local markets
Classified notice highlights how want ads compile buyers and sellers across regions. It notes platform variety, reach, and speed of matching needs with minimal friction for individuals and businesses seeking goods, services, or employment.
Student Strike Follows Coe College War Protest
A Tuesday night protest at Coe College sparked a campus strike planned through the week. Students, faculty and staff debated the war and Nixon policy while a teach in and petition drive structured the opposition on Cedar Rapids grounds.
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Nixon
Coe
Cherry Auditorium
Larry Rickey
Leo Nussbaum
Trade name filing data sparks Iowa case notes
Linn County Attorney William Faches will not file charges against those who miss the verified trade name filing if they submit by May 26. He ties possible Civil Rights Act action to ongoing disputes involving Edward Wedelstedt, obscenity prosecutions, and local police inquiries, stressing the filing law serves public ownership clarity.
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William Faches
Edward J. Wedelstedt
Wedelstedt
Faches
Iowa Supreme Court
County Recorder
Black Hawk
Order rollback by Super Valu stores approved
Washington AP The Price Commission ordered a price rollback by Super Valu Stores Inc a nearly 1 billion dollar supermarket chain in 20 states for inflating profit margins and must cut prices to refund triple the overcharge. Servomation Corp was also ordered to cut prices for vending machines in 35 states.
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the Price Commission
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West Virginia primary shows Humphrey lead over Wallace in nonbinding race
With 78 percent of precincts reporting in West Virginia Humphrey led Wallace 68 percent to 32 percent in the nonbinding preference vote. Rockefeller led Dem gubernatorial contenders in West Virginia with 73 percent. Nixon swept Nebraska with 93 percent. Wallace won North Carolina the previous Saturday.
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Maryland
Charleston
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John Kennedy
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Huntington
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Moore
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James Kee
Nebraska
Nixon
Paul N. McCloskey, Jr
California
John M. Ashbrook
Ohio
Sell unused items with a cheap want ad
Promote decluttering by placing a low cost want ad. Call 398-8234 to list your items quickly and reach local buyers.
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Obituary Notices for Waite Nelson and Stastny in Cedar Rapids
Three Cedar Rapids area obituaries detail the deaths of Cyrus Henry Waite, Miriam S. Nelson, and Joseph Stastny. Waite, 80, a veterinarian with ties to Stanwood and Vigortone, is survived only by his wife, with services at Turner chapel east. Nelson, 74, retired Cedar Rapids schoolteacher, is survived by her husband and son, with services at Turner chapel west. Stastny, 78, longtime Cedar Rapids resident, farmed and did carpenter work, with services at St Johns Lutheran church in Ely and burial at Rogers Grove cemetery near Ely. Military rites planned by St Quent in post.
Beulah M Parr 91 Dies After Brief Illness
Beulah M Parr 91 of 1407 Wildwood drive NE Cedar Rapids died Wednesday after a brief illness Born July 12 1881 in Lewis she had lived in Cedar Rapids since 1913 and was a member of the Congr egational church in Lewis Surviving are a daughter Mrs Delwin Zarub a granddaughter and a great granddaughter a sister Mrs Fred F Miller Burial will be in Linwood cemetery with services Friday at 1 30 p m by the Rev Allen S Van Cleve Central Park Presbyterian church Friends may call at Turner east
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Beulah M. Parr
Wildwood Drive
Lewis
Cedar Rapids
Congregational Church
Delwin Zarub
Fred F. Miller
Davis
Ill
Turner Chapel
Jetta Barr 82 Widow of Fred Barr Dies in Cedar Rapids
Jetta Violet Barr 82 died Tuesday in a Cedar Rapids nursing home after living there about two years. Services to be held at Garland chapel Os ka loosa at 2 p.m. Thursday with burial at Forest Cemetery Oska loosa. Teahen Funeral Home in charge of local arrangements.
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Jetta Violet Barr
Fred Barr
Second Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids
Garland Chapel
Oskaloosa
Forest Cemetery
Teahen Funeral Home
Memorial Services for Scurlock George 8
Memorial service held Thursday at 2 p.m. at Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints with burial at Wassonville Cemetery near Wellman. Military graveside rites by Wellman American Legion post 427. Survivors include three sisters Ida Gregg Moline Ir Lottie Woods Davenport and Ethel Newkirk North Lima Ohio. Also Baggett Helen Bernice had services in Turner chapel east at 1 30 p m Wednesday by Rev Wayne Shiréman and burial at Mt Clark Cemetery.
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George
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
N. Levell Wood
Wassonville
Wellman
Kuba Funeral Home
Wellman American Legion Post
Ida Gregg
Moline
Lottie Woods
Davenport
Ethel Newkirk
North Lima
Ohio
Baggett
Helen Bernice
Turner Chapel
Wayne Shiréman
Mt. Clark Cemetery
Armand S Klees Dies. Navy Veteran and Iowa Solider Home Resident
Armand S Klees 53 formerly of 1232 Twentieth Avenue SW and a resident of the Iowa Soldiers Home in Marshalltown died in Iowa City Tuesday. Born September 23 1918 in Rossville he was a World War II Navy veteran and married Marguerite A Deeny November 9 1941 in Kahoka Missouri. He was a member of the Carpenters union and survived by three sons Armand S Dale and Gregg and two daughters Mrs Gary Schuldt and Deborah Klees all of Cedar Rapids seven grandchildren and a sister Mrs Lawrence Ricker of Waukon. Funeral services were set for 10 30 a m Friday at St Lumila Catholic Church with burial in St John s Cemetery. Friends may call at 10 a m Friday. the casket will not be opened following the service.
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Miriam S. Nelson
Tenth Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Grove City
Minn
Alvin T. Nelson
Winona State College
Coe College
St. Mark’s Lutheran Church
The
Lutheran Church Women
College Club
Retired Teachers Assn
Rock Island Women's Auxiliary
Joseph Stastny
Wilson Avenue
Laura Niederhiser
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Ely
St. Quentin American Legion
Paul Hoffman
Lloyd
Leonard Becicka
Lamir Truhlar
St. John’s Church
Alvin Danielson
Rogers Grove
Brush Chapel
St. Quentin Post
Armand Klees
Armand S. Klees
Twentieth Avenue
Iowa Soldiers Home
Marshalltown
Iowa City
Rossville
Marguerite A. Deeny
Kahoka
Klees
Carpenters Union
Armand S
Dale
Gregg
Infant Melissa Ann Wright Dies in Cedar Rapids
Melissa Ann Wright infant daughter of Henry Davison and Flossie Wright died Wednesday at Cedar Rapids. Born May 4 in Cedar Rapids, she is survived by four sisters Trena Becky Lora Chris tine a brother Sonny grandmother Alvernia Franklin stepgrandfather Sammy Franklin grandfather Henry Browning Camden Ark and great grandmother Elizabeth Beets Fordyce Ark. Services 3 30 pm Friday by Rev H Bassett at Oak Hill cemetery. casket not open. Turner Chapel East in charge of arrangements.
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Melissa Ann Wright
Melissa Ann
Henry Davison
Flossie Wright
Sixteenth Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids
Trena
Becky
Lora
Christine
Sonny
Alvernia Franklin
Sammy Franklin
Henry Browning
Camden
Ark
Elizabeth Beets
Fordyce
H. Bassett
Oak Hill Cemetery
Turner Chapel East
Alma Kratoska 59 dies after long illness in California
Alma Kratoska aged 59 former Cedar Rapids resident died Sunday in Downey California after a long illness. Born August 14 1912 in Fairfax she lived in Cedar Rapids all her life until moving to California twenty years ago. Survived by husband Lee Kratoska and sister Mrs Clara Drake. Services Friday at 9 am Brosh chapel and 9 30 am St Wenceslaus church with Rev Clarence Frana. Rosary at 8 pm Thursday. Burial Czech National. Friends may call after noon Thursday.
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Alma Kratoska
Cedar Rapids
Downey
Calif
Fairfax
California
Chicago
Lee Kratoska
Clara Drake
Brosh Chapel
St. Wenceslaus Church
Clarence Frana
Frana
Obituary of Clara Schultz Cedar Rapids retiree and Iowa graduate
Clara Mary Schultz 89 of 528 Twenty second street SE Cedar Rapids died Tuesday after a brief illness Born August 9 1882 in Mt Pleasant Miss she was a First Congregational Church member and a University of Iowa graduate Surviving sister Dorothy Crosby Whaleyville Md services Thursday at 10 30 a.m. pastor Rev J Richard Wagner cremation committal Friends may call Turner East until 10 a.m. Thursday Kassett will not be opened after the service
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Clara Schultz
Clara Mary Schultz
Twenty-second Street
Cedar Rapids
Mt. Pleasant
Schultz
First Congregational Church
University of Iowa
Dorothy
Turner East
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