Weather notes and obituaries from a Saturday issue
The Daily Record lists high and low temperatures across cities with precipitation, followed by May totals and normal values. It also provides local sun and moon details, a memorial list of funeral services, and births for May with family addresses and names.
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Atlanta
Mineapolis
N. Orlen Bismarck
Chicago
New York
Denver
Omaha
Db, Movies
Phoenix
L. Angeles
Seattle
Miami
Ramon Sae
Gazette
Viet Cong shelling hits Saigon bridges and Cholon
Viet Cong fired 40 mortar rounds before dawn at the main highway bridge near Newport dock facilities in Saigon, damaging the east end and causing light casualties. A second volley struck the Binh Loi bridge two miles north. In Cholon, mortar rounds hit near Cho Ray hospital and other sites. the hospital remained undamaged but ten civilians were wounded elsewhere.
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Saigon
Newport Dock
Binh Loi
Cho Ray
Cholon
Cedar Rapids Gazette Establishment and Rates 1883
The Cedar Rapids Gazette was established in 1883 by The Gazette Co. It is published daily and Sunday from Cedar Rapids Iowa. Subscription rates include carrier 55 cents per week and mail options with monthly and yearly pricing. The AP holds exclusive rights to republication of AP dispatches.
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the Gazette Co
Ane Pu
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Cedar Raps
Associated Press
Driverless Car Blamed For Freak Street Mishap
A driverless car struck a stalled Gee Excavating Co truck on Forty second street NE injuring John Herdliska 37 who was assisting. Mrs Kenneth Hach 24 and her 18 month old son were nearby when the car rolled forward, Herdliska injured ankle treated at St Luke's Hospital and released.
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John Herdliska
Herdliska
Gee Excavating Co
Weing Road
Kenneth Hach
Twin Pine Drive
Greg
M Avenue NW
St. Luke’s Hospital
Cedar Rapids duo charged in drug store shoplifting
Two Cedar Rapids residents face charges after separate shoplifting incidents at Mays drug store on Third avenue SE Saturday night. George J. Swehla, 51, allegedly attempted to steal two cartons of cigarets valued at $6 and is jailed. Sandra L. Birch, 19, allegedly tried to steal items totaling $38.25 and was released to appear in court.
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Cedar Rapids
Mays
Third Avenue
George J. Swehla
Fifth Avenue
Sandra L. Birch
Fourth Street
Motorcycle Crash Causes Minor Chest Injury for Rider
Charles D. Clark aged 33 of 5619 Street SW sustained a minor chest injury when his motorcycle overturned in front of his home Saturday afternoon. He received treatment at Mercy Hospital and was released.
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Charles D. Clark
Mercy Hospital
Troops Guard Panama Polls Ahead of Vote
National guard troops moved into position around 1,400 polling places as Sunday presidential elections approached in Panama. About 300,000 voters were expected amid a bitter campaign with Arnulfo Arias Madrid, David Samudio Avila, and Antonio Gonzalez Revilla as leading contenders.
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Panama City
UPI
Panama
McNamara Plans Book on Limiting Nuclear Contest
Former Defense Secretary Robert McNamara will publish The Essence of Security reflecting his view that the U.S. and Soviet Union have reached parity in nuclear arms. The Harper & Row release on Aug 15 draws on speeches and his Pentagon notes, urging limited nuclear competition and broader public debate.
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New York Times News Service
New York
Robert McNamara
United States
Soviet Union
McNamara
Congress
Pentagon
Harper & Row
Washington
Kennedy
Johnson
U.S
Camp Good Health Fund Donations and Memorial Gifts
A series of memorials and contributions listed for Camp Good Health Fund totaling various amounts. Donors include Midland Industries Foundation and families honoring mothers and individuals such as Dr. Harry J. Jones and John W. Bruzek. Other entries note memorials from the Hesperian club and Morehead Construction with smaller gifts.
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John W. Bruzek
Hesperian Club
Paul Hamel
Morehead Construction
Eer
Humphrey Wins Delegate Fights In Two States
Vice president Hubert Humphrey's supporters win a Delaware delegate tally of 16 of 22 while Kennedy backers claim the Wilmington slate. In Wyoming, Humphrey supporters heavily influence the 22 delegates, with estimations showing most backing the vice president, amid intra party disputes led by McCarthy and Kennedy factions.
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Humphrey
Dover
Del
Hubert Humphrey
Delaware
Wilmington
Robert Kennedy
Wyoming
Ernest Wilkerson
Eugene McCarthy
McCarthy
Wayne Miller
Gale McGee
D-Wyo
McGee
Viet Aid Funds Violated Military Law Document
Summary of a Senate report detailing misused aid funds in Vietnam including an army contracting officer’s actions and kickbacks. It notes unaccounted materials, calls for a full audit, and criticizes corruption across Saigon AID and Vietnamese structures while urging tighter controls and accountability.
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Ribicoff
Army
Justice Department
GAO
Rmk-Brj
U.S
Vietnam
Navy
Rift over GOP delegate seat heads to national committee
Iowa Republican central committee voted to send the dispute over replacing a Des Moines woman with Rep. H R Gross as a national convention delegate to the credentials committee. The panel will determine whether the seat in the 24 member delegation was properly filled amid questions of possible error.
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Des Moines
UPI
H.R. Gross
Republican Central Committee
Gross
Joy Rohm
Republican Workshop
State Central Committee
Speck appeal delayed by clerical error in indictments
The Sun-Times reported a court clerk incorrectly entered only two indictments in the common law record of the Speck case. Public Defender Gerald Getty said the error would be noted in the July appeal to the Illinois Supreme Court. State's Attorney John Stamos expressed confidence the high court will correct the technical error and let the trial record stand.
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Sun-Times
Speck
Gerald Getty
Illinois Supreme Court
Cook County
Atty
John Stamos
Wanted ad hints at unusual item in notice
A brief wanted notice suggests a purchaser seeks an unusual item. The terse ad underscores a search through local listings, inviting responders to make contact for a rare object.
Memorial for Innes S. Maloney in Chetek service set
Innes S. Pat Maloney, formerly of Cedar Rapids, died Friday in Chetek Wisconsin at age 21? born July 13 1904. He worked 28 years for Johnson Gas Co and 18 years for Rapid Thermo Gas Co of Clinton. Survived by wife Hildred Randall a son David Maloney Rice Lake a daughter Mrs L H Luce Cedar Falls mother Mrs Rena Gill Cedar Rapids sister Irene Zarecky Cedar Rapids brother James Maloney Cedar Rapids and five grandchildren. Memorial services are at Turner chapel east Tuesday at 1 30 p m with burial at Cedar Memorial cemetery. Friends may call at Turner chapel east after 1 p.m. Monday.
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Cedar Falls
Rena Gill
Cedar Rapids
Irene Zarecky
James Maloney
Turnerchapel East
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Turner Chapel East
Shooting case in park leads to arrest after rifle firing
Detectives describe Gregory firing a rifle from a parked car in the 2800 block of Third Avenue SE injuring no one. Bearns driving with a 17 year old girl passenger heard a shot as Gregory fled. Police pursued, stopped the car, and seized a lever action .22 rifle.
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Gregory
Third Avenue SE
Bearns
Twenty-eighth Street Drive
Roy E. Taylor
Twenty Eighth Street Drive
Taylor
Gareth Clift
Basil 0. Bruce
Second Avenue SE
Bruce
Memorial Services and Funerals Listed for Local Residents
Memorial services are scheduled for Henderson Rose at 1 p.m. Monday at the Chapel of Memories with Dr. Arnold T. Herbst officiating and burial in Cedar Memorial cemetery. Kempter Henry C. has service Monday at 10:30 a.m. at Turner chapel east with burial at Mt. Calvary cemetery. Trachta Lumir J. will have a requiem mass at All Saints church at 10 a.m. Monday after a 9:30 a.m. service at Kuba funeral home east, burial at St. John's. Ytsen Peter N. service Monday at 3 p.m. at Turner chapel west with burial in Cedar Memorial cemetery and military rites by Hanford Post of the American Legion. casket to remain closed after service. Friends may call Cedar Memorial funeral home after 10 a.m. Sunday and at the chapel after 9 a.m. Monday.
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Cascade
John Graham
Cascade Community Presbyterian Church
Devaney
Coggan
Victor Williams
Zion Presbyterian Church
Postville Cemetery
Masonica
Murdoch's
Columbus City
L. M. Pitzer
Stacy Lewis
Pine Hill
Wheatland
Kalona
Mary E. Hershberger
Mennonite Church
Yoder's
Manchester
Nieman Maurer
Delhi
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Delaware
Gill Bohnenkamp
Mechanicsville
Grace E. Hempy
Methodist Church
Horner's
Fayette
Emma Huggins
Bellas-Wright
Oelwein
Fred Cook
Zion Lutheran Church
Brant's
Tipton
Herbert F. Maurer
First United Church of Christ
Sheets and Son
Vinton
Myron Inman
Vinton Methodist Church
Fry-Holland
Winthrop
George X. Reed
Congregational Church
Fawcett's
Termini
Italy
United States
Cedar Rapids
Third Avenue West
Frances Scolaro
Fred J. Scolaro
Edward A. Scolaro
Rose Dattolo
Wencie Corso
Iowa City
Scolaro
Monahan- Stewart
St. Patrick’s Church
J. Robert McDonald
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Father McDonald
Kuba Funeral Home
All Saints Church
Edmund L. Becker
St. John’s
Viet Cong Kill Deputy Chief and Visitor in Hamlet
U S officials report a Viet Cong squad entered a hamlet and assassinated the deputy chief and a visiting chief on Saturday in Saigon. The incident underscores ongoing Viet Cong pressure in rural areas and raises concerns over security in the region.
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Saigon
U. S
Want Ad: Sell Unneeded Storage Space Now
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