Weather and birth notices from Daily Record May 1971 edition
Weather data for Friday and Saturday with highs and lows, rainfall totals and astronomical times. Numerous May birth announcements and obituaries list names, ages, towns, and service details across Anamosa, Delta, Holm's, Guernsey, Independence, Iowa City, Lisbon, North English, Postville, Schutte’s Springville, Troy Mills, Victor, Waterville, and Waterville areas with funeral home references and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. Gay
Postville
Alvin Kahle
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Schutte’s
Springville
Lester Whitcomb
Murdoch’s
Troy Mills
Joseph Kint
White's
Independence
Victor
Ernest Weaver
McAninch’s
Waterville
Minnie Dunben
National Protests Across Cities Highlight Antiwar Sentiment
About 1,500 protesters gathered in Boston and large demonstrations occurred in Jackson Mississippi Miami Albuquerque and Minneapolis as part of a wave of antiwar actions. At Westover Air Force Base Chicopee Mass more than 150 people faced arrest and police overtime costs prompted federal reimbursement talks. Also noted was the death of Judson B. Hungerford former Cedar Rapids school administrator with services pending in Guttenberg Iowa.
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University of Minnesota
Minneapolis
State Capitol
St. Paul
Austin
Texas
University of Texas
Bataan Park
Albuquerque
N. M
University of New Mexico
Westover Air Force Base
Chicopee
Mass
Strategic Air Command Base
99Th
Vietnam
Edward P. Boland
D-Mass
You name it want ads will bring buyers
A classified line invites readers to place want ads to attract buyers calling with a single phone number 398 8234. The brief promotes simple contact for selling services or items through the ad.
Deaths Mrs Mayme Dvorak Longstreth 82
Mrs Mayme Dvorak Longstreth 82 widow of Charles Longstreth formerly of Cedar Rapids died Friday after a long illness in Cleveland Born November 7 1889 in Cedar Rapids she resided here before moving to Cleveland There are no area survivors Graveside services Monday 1000 a.m. at Czech National cemetery by the Rev Charles Mehaffey Friends may call at Brady Kuba funeral home Sunday 400 to 900 p.m.
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Mayme Dvorak Longstreth
Charles Longstreth
Cedar Rapids
Cleveland
Czech National Cemetery
Charles Mehaffey
Brady-Kuba
Vietnam War Updates Highlight Naval Watch and Saigon Counteroffensive
Reports indicate Communist merchant ships stay distant from Haiphong while a Russian fleet remains near the region. South Vietnamese forces with U S air support recaptured ground in Quang Tri, marking Saigon’s first counteroffensive, as An Loc endures continued siege and heavy fighting in Kontum with Soviet built tanks.
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Haiphong Harbor
South China Sea
Vietnam
Quang Tri Province
North Vietnam
Saigon
An Loc
Highway 13
Central Highlands
Sunjay
Kontum
Obituaries and funeral notices from Turner East chapel
MecCormac Leah Christina Turner east at 10 30 a m Monday by Dr Arnold Herbst burial Letts Iowa friends may call at Turner east until 10 a m Monday casket will not be opened after the service Bleedner Florence Fae Turner chapel east at 1 30 p m Monday by Rev Clifford Ellerbeck burial Cedar Memorial cemetery friends may call at Turner east until 1 p m Smith Virgil B Tibbits funeral home Topeka Kan Tuesday friends may call at Turner east until 2 p m Sun
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Hungerford
Fayette High School
Upper Iowa University
University of Iowa
Waterville
Arlington
Latimer
Coggan
Anamosa
Guttenberg
Garnaville
Prairie Laporte Lodge
Royal Arch Masons Chapter
Marion
Apollo Commandery
el Kahir Shrine
Cedar Rapids
ISEA
NEA
Lions Club
Coggon
Rotary
United Methodist Church
Turner Chapel East
D. A. Richardson
Linwood Cemetery
Turner
MecCormac
Leah Christina
Turner East
Arnold Herbst
Letts
Iowa
Bleedner
Florence Fae
Clifford Ellerbeck
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Smith
Virgil B
Tibbits Funeral Home
Topeka
Kan
Cedar Rapids Man Hurt in Car Crash
Cedar Rapids 25 year old Mark L. Meyer of 309 F avenue NW was treated at St. Luke's hospital after a collision with a car driven by Howard Q. Mitchell at Hamilton street and Eighteenth avenue SW. Meyer sustained head and shoulder injuries while passenger Thomas Davison of La Porte City had a shoulder injury. Mitchell faces a charge of failure to have his vehicle under control.
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Mark L. Meyer
F Avenue NW
St. Luke’s Hospital
Meyer
Howard Q. Mitchell
Twenty-first Street
Hamilton Street
Eighteenth Avenue
Thomas Davison
la Porte City
Mitchell
Shrine Parade in Cedar Rapids Showcasess District Units
The annual Shrine parade in Cedar Rapids on Saturday featured marching, musical and motorized units from the 25-county El Kabir Shrine temple district. Participants included Rod Fry and J Howard Reed, an 84 year old trombonist for the El Kahir band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
el Kabir Shrine Temple
Rod Fry
Thirteenth Avenue SW
J. Howard Reed
Manchester
Administration opposes tax reform stance amid electoral year pressure
Ehrlichman outlined three main points: tax reform requires careful debate beyond an election year, wait for final results of the 1969 act and three years of changes, and consider repealing nonproductive federal programs. He noted corporate taxes rose $4.9 billion while individual taxes fell $18.9 billion, and urged shielding tax dollars to protect intended benefits.
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Nixon
White House
Ehrlichman
Congress
Easy to use and hard to beat want ad offer
The notice promotes a simple to use advertisement option with a contact phone number 398-8234. It emphasizes value and ease of use, inviting readers to place ads through a straightforward process. The brief is a compact classified style teaser for readers seeking affordable advertising.
Wallace Favored In Michigan Presidential Primary Split
Analysts estimate Wallace could secure up to 40 percent of Michigan’s vote with independents crossing over, while Humphrey and McGovern trail. Wallace campaigns with a populist image and road show as 9 percent unemployment and rising property taxes frame a close three way fight with delegates awarded by proportional results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Wallace
Michigan
Jack Casey
Nixon
McGovern
Paul Donahue
Humphrey
Don Tucker
Donahue
Casey
Public Opinion On Vietnam War Cease Fire And Territory
Poll results show support or opposition to a cease fire with troops in place and to letting North Vietnam retain occupied territory. Women easterners under 30 college educated higher income favor allowing territory. Thieu resignation questions draw 60 percent favor and 14 percent oppose.
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North Vietnam
Vietnam
Thieu
South Vietnam
Jepsen ends Iowa governor bid pledges party unity
Jepsen declares his decision final and irreversible to withdraw from the Republican race for Iowa governor. He will back Governor Ray for reelection and campaign for GOP candidates while denying any deals or federal appointments. He cites finance needs and a risk of party split as reasons and notes his family accompanied him at the Davenport news conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jepsen
Republican Party
Iowa
Nixon
John Mitchell
U. S
Mitchell
Washington
Arenas
Ann
Davenport
Dee
Jeff
Sarah
Coy
Craig
Linda
Debbie
Patman proposes consumer counsel bill over economic-control program
Patman announces hearings on a bill to create a consumer counsel office to represent consumer interests before the Pay Board, Price Commission, and courts. The proposed office would have access to records of the two regulators and define board jurisdiction to prevent political use of the Economic Stabilization Act. He cites overruled pay board decisions and wage-exemption disputes as justification.
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Pay Board
Price Commission
Patman
Commission
Cost of Living Council
Council
AP News Reprint Rights Note
The Associated Press holds exclusive rights to local news republication in this newspaper and to all AP dispatches. This notice reserves AP's authority for content reuse and distribution.
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Associated Press
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