Weather and death notices lead May 1966 Gazette brief
May 19 to May 20 listings include high and low temperatures for multiple cities plus Saturday rainfall totals and year-to-date figures. The Gazette also lists numerous funeral services and deaths across Iowa locations with service times and cemeteries for individuals from Cascade to Webb, including Arlington, Decorah, Dyersville, Iowa City, London, Marengo, Riverside, St. Lucas, Victor, Vinton, Waukon, and Webster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceverere
Gazette
Dyersville
Agnes Tegeler
St. Francis Basilica
Rosary
Kramer's
Dysart — Marine Cpl
Ronald Stein
Zion Lutheran Church
Overton's
Earlville
Daniel C. Giffs
Congregational Church
Clifton’s
Iowa City
Alice Stasch
Seattle
Donohue's
Leo George Ambdenstock
Beckman-Butherus
London
Walter H. Wenndt
Trinity Lutheran Church
Chapman
Marengo
Minnie Ward
Harrison's
Riverside
Wayne Fisher
Powell's
Wellman
St. Lucas
Joseph J. Luzum
Arnold Luzum
St. Luke's
Chekal's
Fort Atkinson
Victor — Margaret Jennings
McAninch's
Victor — Maria de Kesel
St. Bridget’s
McAninch
S. Vinton
Leo D. Britt
Campbell’s. Vinton
Charles Purcell
Campbell's
FBI Nabs One Of Most-Sought Ten By Authorities
Thomas Dorman, 35, an FBI ten most wanted fugitive, was arrested Saturday near Grantsburg Indiana after a gunbattle with Maryland police during a robbery. His accomplice Clyde Laws was captured May 18 in Raytown Missouri.
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Grantsburg
Ind
UPI
FBI
Thomas Dorman
Here
Missouri
J. Edgar Hoover
Dorman
Maryland
Clyde Edward Laws
Raytown
Puncture Wound In Man's Chest
Bobby Diaz, 39, of 1208 Eighth street SE, was admitted to Mercy Hospital after a superficial puncture wound to the right chest. Police reported he fell in his back yard and would offer no further details. He is kept for observation.
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Bobby Diaz
Eighth Street
Mercy Hospital
Diaz
Cedar Rapids Gazette Establishment and Publication Details
The Cedar Rapids Gazette outlines its establishment year by Theo Gaseie and notes pricing for home delivery 55 cents a week with night and Sunday editions, monthly and yearly mail options, and exclusive AP republication rights for local and dispatch news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Territories
Wellman Girl Dies in Mishap
Iowa City report says 16 year old JoAnn Townsend of Wellman died in a two car collision on Highway 1 about 7 20 p m Saturday. Ramona Peterson 18 Nicholls and Judith Brenneman 24 Parnell were taken to hospitals with back pelvis and knee injuries respectively. Patrolmen state Peterson swerved to avoid an oncoming car driven by Brenneman before the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
JoAnn Townsend
Wellman
Here
Ramona Peterson
Nichols
University Hospitals
Judith Brenneman
Parnell
Mercy Hospital
Miss Townsend
Miss Peterson
Brenneman
Peterson
Want Ad Promise to Help Find Hard-To-Find Items
A classified notice promotes using want ads to locate scarce goods and services. It promises easy access to listings for buyers and sellers, highlighting quick placement and broad reach through the newspaper's want ad section.
U S Downs Five Migs Over North Vietnam
Communists challenged U S jets for a second day over North Vietnam as American pilots reported shooting down five to six Migs and raiding targets near Hanoi. In the buffer zone, Marines and South Vietnamese clashed with North Vietnamese regulars as U S losses rose to 552 with seven planes down Friday.
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Saigon
U.S
North Vietnam
Hanoi
North
South Vietnam
Kinh Mon
8Th Tactical Fighter Wing
Thailand
da Nang
Minis for Men Forecast in Yeadon
In Yeadon Pennsylvania AP reports Grant Solt a retired sheet metal worker embraces men wearing mini skirts. He treks his own line of cotton and gabardine minis for summer and has created a mini jacket with a bare midriff and a male mini dress.
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Yeadon
Grant Solt
Solt
Europe Sees Us Debate Hosted by John Scali
ABC SCOPE features John Scali moderating a discussion on Europe’s view of the United States. Airs Sunday at 1 p.m. on Channel 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
John Scali
ABC
Camp Good Health Fund Gains $300 From Link-Belt Speeder Group
Workers at Link-Belt Speeder and U A W Local 299 AFL-CIO have donated to Camp Good Health for years. This year the company and employees again boost the camp fund by 300 dollars as the 45th session of the camp opens for youngsters, with thanks from The Gazette and The Children's Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.A.W. Local 299
Afl-Cio
United Fund
Memorial Contributions Publication Dates Noted
Memorial contributions will appear in the newspaper on two dates. Readers may choose their preferred publication day, either Sunday May 28 or Memorial Day May 30.
UAW Leader Demands Full Auto Profits Share
Detroit AP Walter Reuther told Ford council delegates the UAW will strike unless it gets a full fair share of auto profits. He warned against pre set limits in July talks and urged targeting Ford as the first step toward a pattern settlement with GM and Chrysler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UAW
Reuther
Auto
Detroit
Walter Reuther
United Auto Workers Union
Ford Council
United
Ford Motor Co
Ford
Reuthers
General Motors
Chrysler
Rights of felons reconsidered in civic duties debate
A commission argues convicted felons should not permanently lose voting rights or eligibility for public office. It says jury service and testimony rules are overly harsh, proposing judges could tailor exclusions to specific crimes while allowing rehabilitation and social participation.
Freedom House Criticizes King and Wallace Extremism
Freedom House denounces Dr. Martin Luther King Jr and George Wallace as extremists in a position paper backing President Johnsons Vietnam containment. The document cites King’sApril 15 New York peace march as having Communist allies and warns that both left and right extremism threaten rational debate.
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New York
Martin Luther King, Jr
Alabama
George Wallace
Freedom House
Illinois
Paul Douglas
Roy Wilkins
NAACP
Edward Brooke
R-Mass
Johnson
South Vietnam
King
Wallace
New York City
Two Car Crashes On Highway 218 Near Swisher
Two separate accidents occurred within moments at the Swisher corner south of Cedar Rapids on Highway 218 just before 10 p.m. Saturday. Ambulances rushed two injured to Mercy hospital. Lucille Lansing 49 received minor injuries and was treated and released while Linus Hemesath 44 sustained facial lacerations and was held for surgery. Highway patrol offered no further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swisher Corner
Cedar Rapids
Highway 218
Mercy Hospital
Lucille Lansing
Twenty-seventh Avenue Drive
Linus Hemesath
Fourth Avenue SE
National Guard Role Defended
Iowa Adj. Gen. Junior Miller defended the decision to keep the National Guard in a strategic reserve position in Washington. He replied to critics asking why the guard isn’t sent to Vietnam, stating the move is proper since Vietnam is not the only world trouble spot.
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Sioux City
UPI
Iowa
Adj
Junior Miller
Washington
National Guard
Miller
Iowa National Guard
Vietnam
U.S
Judge Howard McLaughlin In Fair Condition After Attack
Howard McLaughlin 53 a Cedar Rapids municipal judge remained in fair condition at St Luke s hospital in the coronary unit. He suffered an attack while at the YMCA last Tuesday and lives at 1064 Thirty fifth street NE.
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Howard McLaughlin
Cedar Rapids
St. Luke’s Hospital
McLaughlin
Thirty-fifth Street
YMCA
Deaths James A. Hughes 84 Cedar Rapids resident
James A. Hughes 84 of 2412 B avenue NE Cedar Rapids died in a local hospital after a brief illness. A 30 year resident, he was born January 5 1883 in LeMars. Survived by a son James P. Hughes of Pierre SD, daughters Mrs Phillip Remacle of Howard SD and Margaret A. Hughes and Mrs N Paul Feldhaus of Cedar Rapids, eleven grandchildren. Funeral services Tuesday at St Matthew's Church. Burial at Mt Calvary Cemetery. Ro sary to be said Monday evening at 8.
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James A. Hughes
Avenue
Cedar Rapids
LeMars
Hughes
South Dakota
Margaret Roddy
James P. Hughes
Pierre
S.D
Phillip Remacle
Howard
Margaret A. Hughes
N. Paul Feldhaus
Monahan-Stewart Funeral Home
St. Matthew’s Church
Louis V. McDonough
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
McDonough
Widow Lura E Paul dies after lingering illness
Lura E Paul widow of Jona Paul died Saturday after a lingering illness. Born Sept 6 1888 in Elwood she lived in Cedar Rapids area 56 years. She belonged to Cedar Christian church and the Macabees. Survived by brother Harry Edleman of Hiawatha and sister Nora McCormick of Lucas. Services Tuesday at Teahen chapel at 1 pm conducted by Rev Barton G Murray. Burial Linwood Cemetery. Friends may call after 1 pm Monday at the chapel.
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Lura E. Paul
Jonathan Paul
Elwood
Paul
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Christian Church
The
Macabees
Harry Edleman
Hiawatha
Nora McCormick
Lucas
Teahen Chapel
Barton G. Murray
Linwood Cemetery
Blockade legal concerns and Egyptian troop buildup described
The U.N. warned that blocking the strait would breach international law while observers say Israel might intervene against U.A.R. shipping. Israeli sources deem the desert border buildup more threatening than a Gulf incident as thousands of Egyptian troops mass near the border. Sources estimate Nasser moved four infantry divisions and an armored division into the area, doubling forces from 1956.
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Israel
U.A.R
Gulf of Aqaba
U.N
Nasser
Egypt
Funeral and burial notices for Durgan Madlik Zastera Pernicka and Taylor
Mon day services at multiple chapels including the Chapel of Memories and Hesser Memorial for Durgan Frances Madlik and Marjorie Zastera with entombment at Cedar Memorial and Czech National cemetery. Pernicka and Taylor also have Monday services at Murdoch and Brush chapels with local burials. Friends may call at respective chapels after specified times.
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Zastera
Marjorie M
Turner Chapel
D. A. Loferski
Malta
Chapel of Memories
Pernicka
Peter
Murdoch Chapel
Marion
Czech National Cemetery
Taylor
Luella
Brush Chapel
John P. Woods
Golden Cemetery
Ryan
ADA Signals Possible GOP Support Over Vietnam Restraint
Washington based Americans for Democratic Action a liberal Democrat aligned group hinted it could back a Republican in 1968 if the candidate pledges restraint in Vietnam. In a national board session ADA criticized the Johnson administration and warned against widening the war beyond necessity.
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Washington
UPI
Americans For Democratic Action
ADA
Heir to Greek Throne Born to King Constantine
A son was born Saturday night to King Constantine and Queen Anne Marie in Athens. The birth makes the couple with their second child the direct heir to the Greek throne.
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Athens
Constantine
Greece
Anne Marie
Girl Hurt Back In Auto Mishap In Marion
Pamela Moody 17 of Marion suffered a back injury in a one car crash on county road 22 north of Marion. She was admitted to St. Luke's in fair condition. Jackie Meyers 16, also from Marion, had bruises but no hospitalization. The vehicle, registered to Kevin Conley of Marion, had top and hood damage. Police continued the investigation Saturday night.
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Pamela Moody
Fourteenth Street
Marion
St. Luke’s Hospital
Linn County Sheriff's Deputies
Miss Moody
Jackie Meyers
Thirty-second Street
Miss Meyers
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