Weather and births roundup from Midwest daily record
Saturday weather summaries show highs from 46 to 91 and varied precipitation. May totals and normal figures listed, plus a list of births at St. Luke's with multiple families receiving newborn sons and daughters.
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Bismarck
Mineapolis
Chicago
New York
Denver
Omaha
D. Moines
Phoenix
L.angeles
St.Louis
Miami
Seattle
Death notices from several towns list services for seven individuals
Obituaries announce funeral or memorial services for Atkins Arnold F Bader 64 Blairstown Della Dickenson 83 infant child of Mr and Mrs John Fee Brandon Fred M Kuehl 73 Elkader Harold Glawe 39 Rose Marie Collins 66 Lone Tree Sarah Yedlik 92 McGregor Isabella Lang 65 Gladys Hilton 71. Dates times churches and cemeteries are provided.
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Atkins
Arnold F. Bader
St. Stephen’s Lutheran Church
Fellmer’s
Keystone
Blairstown
Della Dickenson
Grace Lutheran Church
Peffers
Brandon
John Fee
Brandon Cemetery
Fry and Holland
Vinton
Elkader
Fred M. Kuehl
United Church of Christ
Witt's
Harold Glawe
Peace Church
Witt’s. Holbrook
Rose Marie Collins
St. Michael’s Church
Rosary
McSwiggen and
Sorden and
Adams
McGregor
Isabella A. Lang
First Congregational Church
Gladys M. Hilton
Survivor of Cancer Experiment in Centreville
Centreville resident Larry Rink 21 survived an experimental cancer treatment in which four men participated last March. Ally Welker died in Montana, while two others died earlier. Roswell Park doctors exchanged tissue to boost resistance, and Rink may undergo another transplant. He returns to Buffalo soon, hopeful as his wife awaits their first child.
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Centreville
Mich
Larry Rink
Thomas Welker
Rink
Conrad, Mont
Robert Allen
Tucson
Ariz
Harry Griffin
Flourtown
Roswell Park Memorial Institute
Buffalo
N.Y
Welker
Raymond Houghton
Presidential Copter Flames near White House
One of two helicopters carrying President Johnson and guests to Camp David burst into flames on the White House south lawn after landing. The President was not aboard. An AP photographer reported flames erupting from the south side as the engine started and another helicopter with the presidential seal landed moments later for Johnson to board. Two dogs were brought aboard but later unloaded safely.
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Washington
Johnson
Camp David
White House
Charles Tasnadi
Associated Press
Tasnadi
Gemini 9 Missions Delayed By Atlas Booster Failure
NASA delays Gemini 9 crew Thomas Stafford and Eugene Cernan after an Atlas booster failure last Tuesday. May 381 launch window split into two separate morning firings for Gemini 9 and target satellite, with an Orbiting Geophysical Observatory to launch that night. NFT
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Gemini 9
Geophysical Observatory
OGO
Surveyor
Gemini
Atlas
Thomas Stafford
Eugene Cernan
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
UAW Urges End To Vietnam War At Convention
At its 20th constitutional convention in Long Beach California the United Auto Workers adopted resolutions urging continued efforts to end the Vietnam War and showing support for the Johnson administration's war on poverty during the closing session.
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Long Beach
Calif
Vietnam
Johnson
United Auto Workers
Marion Motorcyclist Hurt in Seventh Avenue Crash
Rudolph Alferts, 26, of 245 Tenth Street, was injured Saturday when his motorcycle collided with a car driven by Ruth Hess, 33, at the east end shopping center in Marion. Alferts suffered a head laceration and ankle injury and was thrown 27 feet. Hess was charged with failure to yield and faces Marion police court Thursday.
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Marion
Seventh Avenue
East End
St. Luke's
Rudolph Alferts
Tenth Street
Alferts
Ruth Hess
Fourteenth Avenue
Ulferts
Crash continues as motorists collide on Marion boulevard
A four vehicle crash on Marion boulevard left Mrs. McElmeel with facial cuts and a driver Miss Smith hospitalized. The Smith car was pushed across the center line by an unidentified vehicle, hitting Beverly Noah’s car and sending her vehicle into further danger. Police seek an eyewitness who may identify the striking car. Services for a third party are pending at Cedar Memorial funeral home.
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Marion
Miss Smith
Marion Boulevard
Smith
Auto safety costs rise as 1967 models roll out
The industry pursues new safety features on 1967 models with upgrades in steering and suspension for 1968. Major design lead times vary among GM Chrysler and Ford. Despite talk of absorbing costs, the crash program is driving up expenses for buyers, while profits tighten. Walter Reuther advocates absorption. Ford reports rising sales but lower profits and shrinking margin.
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General Motors
Chrysler
United Auto Workers
Walter Reuther
Henry Ford II
Ford Motor Co
Ford
Miss U S A Crown Goes To Maria Remenyi
Miami Beach AP reports Maria Remenyi a 20 year old California student studying to be an atomic scientist was crowned Miss U S A. She is from El Cerrito and came to the United States in 1965 as a Hungarian refugee. She is a University of California junior with measurements 35 23 35.
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Miami Beach
California
U.S.A
Maria Remenyi
el Cerrito
U.S
University of California
Four Month Old Michael Davis Dies in Bethesda
Michael Paul Davis aged four months died at the U S naval hospital in Bethesda Maryland after a brief illness. He was born January 7. Survived by parents Mr and Mrs William J Davis three sisters Kathryn Cindy Pamela a brother Kenneth all at home grandparents Mr and Mrs Ernest Davis Mr and Mrs LeRoy Hardman of Cedar Rapids four great grandparents Mrs Thomas Moorman Cedar Rapids Mrs William Peterson Roseville California and William Gray Hopkinton. Graveside service at Linwood at 10 30 Tuesday conducted by Father John Gallagher of St Matthew's church. Friends may call Beatty Bearle's until 9 p m.
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Michael Paul Davis
William Joseph Davis
U. S. N Naval Hospital
Bethesda
Kathryn
Cindy
Pamela
Kenneth
Ernest Davis
LeRoy Hardman
Cedar Rapids
Thomas Moorman
William Peterson
Roseville
Calif
William Gray
Hopkinton
Linwood
John Gallagher
St. Matthew’s Church
Beatty-Bearle’s
Funeral and burial notices for multiple individuals
Obituaries list services for Eliie May Schinneer at 1 30 Monday at Hesser's with Rev. Ray Garvey of Sinclair Memorial Presbyterian Church and burial at Campbell cemetery. Beulah Hazel Haynes Turner's service at 3 Monday with Rev. Roy Wingate and burial at Cedar Memorial. Mrs Francis Kiernan Turner service at 10 30 Monday with burial in Urbana. Friends may call at the chapel. caskets to remain closed after services.
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Kiernan
Francis — Turners
Urbana
Pool cue blow injures man at Shaheen's tavern
Milton Martens aged 43 of 706 Fifth avenue SE was struck by a pool cue at Shaheen's tavern at about 3:30 Saturday afternoon in a southeast side location. He was taken to Mercy hospital with a bump on his left arm and released after treatment. Police reported the incident followed a disagreement at the tavern.
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Milton Martens
Fifth Avenue SE
Martens
Mercy Hospital
Shaheen
Cedar Rapids Gazette Established 1883 by The Gazette Co
The Cedar Rapids Gazette founded in 1883 by The Gazette Co is published daily at 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa with various subscription rates including night and Sunday editions. The paper notes carriers and mail options and restricts mail subscriptions in towns with Gazette carrier service. The Associated Press retains exclusive rights to local news republication.
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the Gazette Co
Third Ave
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Associated Press
Poppy Day Nets $2414.50 in Cedar Rapids
Poppy Day in Cedar Rapids raised $2414.50 for veterans welfare programs. Mrs. Frank Roscoe, Hanford Unit 5 president, notes about 14 060 pop pies were distributed. Alfred Schlantz led with $184.43, and Mrs. Charles McGinty collected $142.58.
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Cedar Rapids
Frank Roscoe
Hanford
Ion
Alfred Schlantz
Charles McGinty
Funeral Monday for Atkins Crash Victim Arnold F. Bader
Arnold F. Bader 64 of Atkins dies in a collision when his pickup meets a train at Watkins. Services will be Monday at 1 30 p m at St Stephen s Lutheran Atkins burial in Lutheran cemetery Fellmers Funeral Home Keystone handles arrangements Survivors include his wife two sons Ronald and Robert two daughters Mrs William Hotle Mrs James Happel two brothers Alfred and Edgar two sisters and 13 grandchildren. Born April 11 1902 in Chapman Neb he farmed in Linn and Benton counties before moving to Atkins in 1965 and working at S and S Implement Co in Marengo.
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Atkins
St. Stephen’s Lutheran Church
Arnold F. Bader
Watkins
Chapman
Neb
Bader
Linn
Benton
S and S Implement Co
Marengo
St. Stephen’s Church
Freda
Ronald
Milwaukee
Robert
Santa Ana
Calif
William Hotle
Newton
James Happel
Alfred
Edgar
Chapman, Neb
William Wichmann
William Peters
Grand Island
Lutheran Cemetery
Fellmers Funeral Home
Keystone
Boy Hough Suffers Leg Fracture In Bridge Fall
Ronald Hough age 17 son of Mrs Ethel Becker of 1611 C street SW sustained a compound fracture of his right leg in a bicycle fall on the Sixteenth avenue bridge Saturday evening. He was treated at Mercy hospital and later moved to University Hospitals Iowa City. The accident occurred about 6 p m.
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Ronald Hough
Ethel Becker
C Street
Sixteenth Avenue Bridge
Mercy Hospital
University Hospitals
Iowa City
Challenge to action Urban Renewal's displaced people
A special report on KCRG TV Channel 9 at 9 00 this Wednesday examines urban renewal displacements. Local residents face housing loss and community disruption as city plans proceed with redevelopment projects and policy debates.
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Kcrg-Tv
Channel 9
Gordon Harding Tops IPPA Awards at 1966 Convention
Nine IPPA awards go to Gordon Harding of the Dubuque Telegraph-Herald at the Roosevelt hotel ceremony honoring winners in the annual photo contest. Donald Woolley receives the President's Citation and Bob Garland is named Distinguished Service awardee. Larry Neibergall earns best of show for Signal of Distress while John Medvior and others claim multiple honors as the convention proceeds with a final business meeting.
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Roosevelt Hotel
Iowa Press Photographers Assa
Association
Donald Woolley
University of Iowa
Bob Garland
Eastman Kodak Co
Larry Neibergall
The
Des Moines Register
Gordon Harding
Dubuque Telegraph - Herald
Harding
John Medvor
Gazette
Jim Shaffer
Neibergall
George Ceolla
John McIvor
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Alan Benson
Dubuque Telegraph-Herald
Edward Breen
Marion
Ind
Leader-Tribune
Dale Stierman
Dubuque Telegraph- Herald
Breen
James Geladas
Berne Ketchum
State College
Car Stolen in Vinton Discovered in River
A theft in Vinton leads to a river discovery. Names Coyle Dallas Kinney Cecilia Stierman Harding Benson Neiber gall Penny McIvor and others are listed with first second and honorable mentions across multiple categories in a Telegraph-Herald layout.
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Buque Telegraph - Herald
Coyle
Dallas Kinney
Dubuque
Harding
Stierman
Cecila
Ketchum
Dave Penny
Des Moines Register
McIvor
Benson
Neibergall
Ceclla
Breen
Stolen Vinton Car Recovered From Cedar River
A late model 1964 car stolen from Danskin Motor Co. was found submerged in the Cedar River near Vinton. Sheriff Paul Berry said the vehicle was driven or pushed into the river after theft between Tuesday and Saturday, marking a second Danskin car theft that week. The prior 1957 model was found burned, and total memorial gifts and budget figures are also listed.
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Vinton
Cedar River
Here
Paul Berry
Danskin Motor Co
Sheriff Berry
Danskin
Woman Motorcyclist Injured in Crackup
Mrs. Leland Rudd, 39, of 1415 K Street SW, suffered a broken jaw when her motorcycle struck the side of her house at 3 p.m. She was admitted to Mercy hospital in good condition.
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Leland Rudd
K Street
Rudd
Mercy Hospital
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Center Point
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Mt. Vernon Road
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Neal
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Martin
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Roland L. Dyal
Twenty-second Avenue
Odon
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Washington, Ind
Fairfax
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Janet Sproston
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Herbert Stamats
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Hildren
Creek Hills SE
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Ats
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W. D
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Moscrip
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Turner Mortuaries
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Turner Mortuary
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