May Weather and Birth Announcements in Daily Record
May weather figures noted with temperatures and humidity at 6 p.m. plus sun and moon times. Birth announcements include Gary Williams Toddville son Russell Upah Belle Plaine son Kenneth Erickson and others with listed addresses. Other notices cover out of town births and funeral services for multiple residents in the area.
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St. Luke's
Gary Williams
Toddville
Russell Upah
Belle Plaine
Kenneth Erickson
Pebble Drive
Allen Bung
Jana Drive
Ralph Gruwell
Richmond Road
Mercy
Dennis Childs
Johnson Avenue
Richard Leitz
Walford
Terry Freese
J Street
California as Make or Break in Democratic 1968 Primary
McGovern warns California winner takes all delegates and shapes the race toward Nixon. He says Humphrey plans to be his running mate and predicts the California result will decide the nomination.
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California
Richard Nixon
McGovern
Humphrey
Soviets seek broad US trade pact amid Nixon visit
Soviet diplomats view a government to government trade understanding with the United States as a key symbol of equal status and a path to long term stability, aiming to freeze the nuclear arms race and cement a new relationship with Washington. Aimed at broader links beyond individual deals, Moscow weighs such an arrangement with Paris and Bonn as models.
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Nixon
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Moscow
Washington
United States
France
West Germany
Japan
Deaths Tony Hladek 77 longtime Cedar Rapids resident
Tony E. Hladek a 77 year old Cedar Rapids resident died Saturday after a long illness. He was born January 18, 1895 in Prairieburg and worked 30 years at Stalker Electric Co. A World War I veteran he belonged to Hanford Post No. 5 American Legion and Lodge No. 7 Western Fraternal Life. Surviving wife Bessie F. Buresh and son Douglas A. Hladek with five brothers. Memorial services Tuesday at 2 p.m. at Hus Memorial United Presbyterian Church with burial at Czech National Cemetery and military honors by Hanford post. The Janeba Kuba funeral home will be open Sunday evening.
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Tony E. Hladek
Seventeenth Avenue
Prairieburg
Cedar Rapids
Stalker Electric Co
Hanford Post No. 5
American Legion
Western Fraternal Life Association
Bessie F. Buresh
Dubuque
Douglas A. Hladek
Frank A. Hladek
Louis A
Joseph A. Hladek
Denver
William L. Hladek
Dallas City
Ill
Edward F. Hladek
Merced
Calif
Janeba- Kuba Funeral Home
George McDi
Peter Shulgan 82 Cedar Rapids Resident Dies After Illness
Peter Shulgan, 82, of 1530 E avenue NW Cedar Rapids, died Saturday after a brief illness. Born June 25, 1889 in Poland he married at St Wen ceslaus Church May 8, 1915. Survived by wife Anna two sons Edward and Leo five grandchildren and one great grandchild. Services Tuesday 9 30 a.m. at St Patrick s Church with Rev Paul J Maguire. Burial at St John s. Rosary Monday 7 30 p.m. at Teahen chapel with calling hours.
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Peter Shulgan
E Avenue NW
Cedar Rapids
Poland
St. Wenceslaus Catholic Church
Penick & Ford Limited
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Anna
Edward
Leo
Melbourne
Fla
St. Patrick’s Church
Paul J. Maguire
St. John’s. Rosary
Father Maguire
Teahen
Frances L. Ford 76 dies after brief illness
Frances L. Ford of 1615 Park Townecourt NE died Saturday evening after a brief illness. Widow of Rolla H. Ford she was retired as housemother of the Phi Kappa Sigma fraternity in Iowa City. Services are pending at Turner chapel west with calling after 2 p m Sunday.
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Frances L. Ford
Park Townecourt
Rolla H. Ford
Phi Kappa Sigma
Iowa City
Turner Chapel West
Nebraska Omaha graduate earns master in counselling psychology
Gary L. Stejskal of Twenty Fifth Avenue SW was awarded a master’s degree in counselling psychology from the University of Nebraska at Omaha on Saturday.
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Gary L. Stejskal
University of Nebraska
Omaha
Bargain Seekers Turn to Want Ads for Quick Sales
Want ad readers chase bargains with quick sales offered through a simple number. Dial 398 8234 to place or inquire about listings.
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Dial
Iowa Muskie supporters push for at large delegates balance
Iowa delegates at the state convention vote through a weighted process to choose 12 at large delegates. Dagmar Vidal is re elected national committee woman and Robert Fulton re elected national committee man. The Muskie side gains several seats while McGovern and uncommitted groups split the rest.
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Egates
Robert Fulton
Waterloo
Dagmar Vidal
Hampton
Muskie
McGovern
South Dakota
Shirley Chisholm
D-N.y
Chisholm
Humphrey
Humphreyites
Iowa City
al Ruscio Denison
Democratic State Committee
Ramona Ramirez
Mason City
William Fenton
Des Moines
Kathryn Kirsch
Davenport
Peg Mullen
la Porte City
Chuck Gifford
Newton
Ernest Ricehill
Sioux City
Anita Howe
Greenfield
Cathleen Neylen
June Franklin
D-Des Moines
Desi Avaux
Fairfield
Halloran
North Central Iowa Community College
John Haaheim
Haaheim
Miss Halloran
Fulton
Iowa
Iowa Demos Fight Over Women's Lib at Convention
In Des Moines at the Democratic state presidential convention a delegate laments a clash over women's liberation. A young woman Gail Hal discusses the heated scene highlighting internal party tensions and evolving gender issues within the campaign discourse.
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Iowa
Demos
Des Moines
Gail Hal
Poppy Days Totals $3,282.97 For Hanford Auxiliary
Donations collected on Poppy Days by the American Legion Auxiliary to Hanford Post No. 5 totaled $3,282.97. Funds aid veterans and their families in need.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Hanford Post No. 5
Miss Reinert Crowned Miss Eastern Iowa in Greene Square
Debra Miller of Norway the 1971 Miss Eastern Iowa and William Carmichael Jaycees president helped crown Roberta Reinert head majorette at English Valleys high school. Reinert acts as clarinetist, senior Girl Scout, candy striper and church member active in student government and clubs. Senator Jack Miller praised the festival and Iowa’s musical heritage.
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Greene Square
Debra Miller
Norway
Iowa
William Carmichael
The
Jaycees
Carmichael
United Methodist Church
Two Year Old Hit By Car Seriously Hurt
A Cedar Rapids two year old girl suffered a skull fracture when struck by a car in front of her home Saturday afternoon. Bos Kalina, 43, drove the vehicle. the child was initially taken to Mercy hospital and then to University Hospital in Iowa City in serious condition. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Shiltz of 810 Second Avenue SW. Police said the investigation continues.
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Salzburg
Nixon
Cedar Rapids
Bobbi Jo Shiltz
University Hospital
Iowa City
Sylvester P. Kalina
LaSalle Drive
Mercy Hospital
Charles Shiltz
Second Avenue SW
North Vietnam raids on Hanoi rail links press on
North Vietnam continues daily raids against rail lines linking Hanoi and China as the command says trains must be attacked to hinder mobilization. A Navy A-7 was shot down over the North with the pilot missing, raising to 22 the American planes lost since extended bombing resumed April 16. Twenty six crewmen have been listed missing. Hanoi says U S planes bombed Hanoi outskirts again and claims two enemy planes were downed. Vietnam News Agency cites civilians killed or wounded in broadcasts heard in Tokyo.
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Hanoi
China
North Vietnam
North
U. S S
Vietnam
Tokyo
Man 18 Charged in Cedar Rapids Larceny
Wilbur D. Turner, 18, of 1312 D avenue NE, was charged with larceny by Cedar Rapids police Saturday. Turner was arrested in connection with larcenies at 627 Tenth avenue SE and 1000 Seventh street SE where a dresser, a record player and a tape deck valued at about $150 were taken. Turner is held in city jail in lieu of $110 bond.
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Wilbur D. Turner
D Avenue NE
Cedar Rapids
Turner
Tenth Avenue SE
Seventh Street SE
Crock wins Don Christiansen Memorial photo award at IPPA show
Duane Crock of The Gazette captured the Don Christiansen Memorial award for best picture at the IPPA meeting, with his winning image titled Liberation Women s or Men s. Crock’s photo previously appeared in The Gazette May 10 and earned the sweepstakes honor among 500 entries and first place in feature picture division. Bob Coyle of the Dubuque Telegraph Herald was named IPPA photographer of the year.
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Ames — Gazette
Duane Crock
Don Christiansen
Iowa Press Photographers Assn
Crock
The
Gazette
Liberation
Bob Coyle
Dubuque Telegraph Herald
IPPA
Mike Lemberger
Ottumwa Courier
Carl Voss
Des Moines Register
Coyle
Max Winter
Pricing Rules For Trolling Commodities
Prices continue from page one with increases justified by higher costs and traditional markups. Profits must not exceed base period margins, ensuring restraint despite rising expenses.
City Briefs and Local Ads Highlight Memorial Day Items
Storage-Berger Furrier Marion advertises Evans Masso Therapy treatments. Nelson's Meat Markets promote fresh bratwurst at 79 cents with a 4 store offer. Nimmer's lists memorial day sprays starting at 98 cents and a price line of 364 dollars.
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Nelson's
Good, Usable Merchandise Sells Fast in Low-Cost Want Ad
Local want ads promote affordable merchandise described as good and usable. Buyers are urged to act quickly due to fast sales and low prices, with emphasis on value and quick turnover.
Local AP News Use Rights Statement
The Associated Press holds exclusive rights to republication of the newspaper local news and all AP dispatches, restricting use of the content by others. This notice confirms AP ownership and the publisher’s distribution rights for exclusive news material.
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Associated Press
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Wayne J. Clark
White's
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Elsie McClenahan
Holm’s
Wellman
Vera Ayers Peltz
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Democrats
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Beatty-Bearle Funeral Home
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Teahen Funeral Home
Marian F. Teahen
Elden B. Rohn Mortician
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John E. Lapes Flowers
3Rd Avenue
Pierson
Ellis Blvd
Flowerphone
Berger Furrier
Marion
Evans Masso
Nimmer's
the Gazette Co
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U.S. Territories
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First Avenue, N.E
Piea
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