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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1968

Page

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Rare Cumulonimbus Mammatus Seen Over Cedar Rapids

Cedar Rapids residents witnessed a meteorological rarity as Cumulonimbus Mammatus formations appeared during a brief storm. Amateur meteorologist Mrs. Justin Huber noted the feat was especially rare, having seen the clouds once before ten years earlier in Oklahoma. The photograph was taken in the Northwood Knolls area.

Cedar Rapids Justin Huber Nineteenth Street Oklahoma Northwood Knolls

Alarm Defective Set Off Four Washington High Alarms

Cedar Rapids firemen answered four alarms at Washington high school between 1 30 and 6 30 a m after a faulty alarm system tripped by weather driven power surges The chief said the alarms are highly sensitive and will reset to trip again when power is restored Also included: a court decision on first degree murder for Stephen Z Weinstein in the slaying of a University of Pennsylvania student John W Green of Des Moines.

Washington High School Cedar Rapids Washington High Jesse Hunter Iowa Stephen Z. Weinstein University of Pennsylvania John W. Green Des Moines

Rites Saturday for Clare Williams 81

Clare Williams 81 longtime Tipton painting contractor died Wednesday at home. His wife Grace died about a week earlier. Survived by two sons Cyril and Darrell, daughter Marjorie Hahn, all of Cedar Rapids, brother Ward of Tipton, sister Blanche Labach of Tipton, two grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Services Saturday at 2 p.m. at Sheets and Son funeral home with viewing after 7:30 p.m. Thursday.

Tipton Clare Williams Grace Cyril Darrell Marjorie Hahn Cedar Rapids Ward Blanche Lambach Sheets and Son Funeral

Guilty Verdict in Tobacconist Murder Case

Philadelphia UPI reports a tobacconist with a long history of psychiatric problems was found guilty of murder in a case that drew attention for its mental health elements and the defendant's troubled history. The trial highlighted questions about intent and criminal responsibility as jurors delivered their verdict.

Philadelphia UPI

Charles Pope Convicted by Federal Jury

Charles W. Pope of Cedar Rapids was found guilty on two counts and acquitted on four in a federal indictment charging mail fraud. He is free on $1,000 bond and faces sentencing after a probation study. Verdicts came for counts four and six involving Monarch Life Insurance checks.

Cedar Rapids Charles W. Pope Glass Road Pope Monarch Life Insurance Co Springville Mass Monarch Stanley M. Nielsen

Miss Iowa City is chosen at Iowa City pageant

Jane Lindell a University of Iowa junior from Arlington Virginia was crowned Miss Iowa City after a Jaycees sponsored pageant with six other contestants. She will compete in Miss Iowa at Davenport in July representing Iowa City.

Iowa City Jane Lindell University of Iowa Arlington Iowa City Jaycees Davenport

Idaho Not Proud Of Selling Point

Boise AP report on Idaho commerce department ads claiming lower wages to attract industry. Lt. Gov. Jack Murphy says Idaho is not proud of the low income of its citizens, but hopes new investment will raise per capita income.

Boise Idaho Commerce and Development Department Idaho Jack Murphy

U of I Engineering Alumni Meeting Set

A social hour and stag dinner for University of Iowa College of Engineering alumni is planned for Friday at 6 30 p.m. at Elmcrest Country Club. The event, urged by Dean Hunter Rouse, aims to strengthen ties between the college and its alumni with several attendees to speak about the college.

University of Iowa College of Engineering Elmcrest Country Club Hunter Rouse University

Birdwatcher bitten by elephant seal near Farallons

SAN FRANCISCO AP Malcolm Coulter a birdwatcher on a Farallon Islands expedition was flown to the mainland by coast guard helicopter for treatment of a bite on the shin from an elephant seal. A zoologist noted the seal is not vicious normally but will snap if irritated.

San Francisco Malcolm Coulter Farallon Islands Pacific Here Coast Guard

Boston Mayor Unveils Slum Rehabilitation Program

Boston Mayor Kevin White announced a slum relief scheme backed by $50 million in loans from banks and insurers. The funds aim to rehabilitate existing slum housing and construct new low income housing, with more than half of the money expected within a year.

Boston Kevin White

Little Want Ads Do Big Jobs

A compact plea to try classified ads with a simple dial in 369 1234. The notice highlights the practical value of small want ads and invites readers to test the service.

Dial

New York Voice on The Real Family Bathroom Battlefield

Hal Boyle humorously argues the home bathroom remains a male pilgrimage to privacy. He paints a domestic storm where Frances, Tracy Ann and even the cat invade his stall shower, turning it into a shared space and a chaotic hub of daily life. The piece skewers modern domestic life with a lighthearted take on gender roles and the quest for quiet.

Frances Tracy Ann Dottie

West Branch hosts Living River Grand Canyon film

The eighth of a nine week free series, Living River Grand Canyon, screens Sunday at 3:00 in West Branch Town Hall. The film highlights the canyon bottom with vivid color of the Colorado River, provided by The Conservation Film Center, Seattle, as part of the Preview to Summer ’68 Discover America series from the National Park Service in cooperation with the town.

West Branch Living River Grand Canyon Colorado River Conservation Film Center Seattle National Park Service

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