May 24 25 notices and obituaries from Gazette region
May 24 and May 25 notices list new births for Ron L Meier Olin William L Rosewehr Clarence David Long Bradford Lane NE and others as well as multiple obituaries and service details for towns including Anamosa Dysart Hazleton London Oelwein Stanwood Sigourney Reynolds Victor McAninch Waukon. Local churches and funeral homes named with service times.
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Ron L. Meier
Third Street
Don L. Drahn
Olin
Dennis E. Shaffer
Howard D. Johnson
Park Towne Lane
William L. Rosewehr
Clarence
David F. Long
Bradford Lane
David C. Yeoman
Toddville
Edward L. Mabb
Anamosa
Irma Bunce
Goettsche
Arlington
Lillian Welch
St. Joseph's Church
Gleim
Chapman's
Millersburg
Edith A. Smith
Millersburg Methodist Church
Powell's
North English
Oelwein
Michael Kusack
Sacred Heart Church
Hintz
Stanwood
Audrie Ropa
Sigourney
Harold R. White
United Methodist Church
United Presbyterian Church
Reynolds’. Victor — Herman Kuesel
St. John's Lutheran Church
McAninch’s. Waukon
Thomas D. Ludeking
Martin's
France to Hold Referendum on Economic Reforms
President announced a national referendum next month on sweeping economic and education reforms. If the result is no, he will resign. Pompidou’s cabinet to review the bill Monday amid talk of a June 16 vote. The French Communist Party urged a No, opposing what it called harmful Gaullist power lasting too long.
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France
Pompidou
French Communist Party
Smothers Brother Hurt in Race Car Crash
Dick Smothers of the Smothers Brothers was briefly injured when his Brabham BT-21 race car, traveling about 125 mph, crashed into a stalled car at Continental Divide Raceway in Castle Rock Colorado. The incident occurred Saturday with no serious injuries reported.
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Castle Rock
Colo
UPI
Dick Smothers
Janice L. Eick
Lynda Drive NW
Avenue NE
Third Street
Mary L. Meister
F Avenue NE
Cedar Rapids Gazette Established In 1883
A brief notice outlines the Cedar Rapids Gazette established in 1883 by The Gazette. It lists daily and Sunday publication from Cedar Rapids Iowa, with subscription rates and mail policies.
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Gazette
Hird Ave
Cedar Rapids
Lowa
Cedar
Wien
U's
Manue l Yan Named Philippine Armed Forces Chief of Staff
Manila reports Gen Manuel Yan was named chief of staff of the Philippine armed forces in a reshuffle announced by President Marcos. The article lists memorials and donations to a health fund, ending with a classified-style ad offering help to find buyers via telephone.
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Manila
Manuel Yan
Philippine Armed Forces
Marcos
Individuality Addressed for Area Ten Graduates
Dean Willard Boyd of the University of Iowa urged Area Ten Community College graduates to develop values within a fourpart framework: Law Ethics Reason and Character. He spoke at Coe College noting mass society challenges but urging individuality within a democratic, ethical, reasoned society. He cited Area Ten as a place designed to enhance individuality amid changing times.
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Area Ten Community College
W'llard L. Boyd
University of Iowa
Boyd
Coe College
Dean Boyd
Area Ten
Area Ten College Holds First Commencement
No 17 Chris Cornish received the first associate of arts degree at Area Ten Community College's inaugural commencement in Sinclair chapel Coe college. Supt S A Ballantyne presented the diploma as 145 graduates earned degrees diplomas and certificates.
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Chris Cornish
Area Ten Community College
S. A. Ballantyne
Sinclair Chapel
Coe College
Cornish
Douglas Cornish
Twenty Sixth Street
Nixon presses crime bill end to era of indifference
U S politics highlights Nixon in Portland attacks the crime control bill as potentially ending a long era of federal indifference to crime while campaigning for the Republican presidential primary Humphrey tours Missouri with Truman visit Kennedy campaigns in Oregon after Iowa delegates show Kennedy leading in congressional districts McCarthy speaks in Salem to Poor People Campaign on Vietnam War impact
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Nixon
Richard Nixon
Portland
Ore
Congressional Conference ‘Committee
Humphrey
Hubert Humphrey
Missouri
Harry Truman
Kennedy
New York
Robert F. Kennedy
Oregon
Iowa
Minnesota
Eugene McCarthy
McCarthy
Salem
Vietnam
Obituary notices for Bueler and Staub with services
Stephen D. Bueler funeral set for Monday at 3 p m conducted by Rev Elias Ziton. Burial in Campbell cemetery east of Cedar Rapids. Mrs Herbert Staub funeral Monday at 9 30 a m at St Matthew s Church conducted by Rev Louis McDonough. Burial at Mt Calvary. Rosary tonight at Monahan Steuart at 8 p m and friends may call after 2 p m.
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Bueler
Stephen D.—Turner
Elias 7Ziton
Campbell Cemetery
Cedar Rapids
Staub
Mrs
Herbert
St. Matthew's Church
Louis McDonough
Mt. Calvary
Monahan-Stewart
Indiana Deputy Killed in Rushville Motel Gun Battle
Rushville Indiana deputy sheriff Wane Peters 38 was killed in a motel gun battle with a man who also wounded Sheriff Bert George 49. The suspect was arrested at the Tower Motel near Rushville about 30 miles southeast of Indianapolis. State police assisted at the scene.
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Rushville, Ind
Tower
Rushville
Indianapolis
Indiana State Police
Rain Slick Cedar Rapids See Rash of Auto Accidents
A Saturday rash of rain slicked Cedar Rapids streets produced 38 accidents from noon to 11:30 p.m. Several injured were treated at St. Luke's Hospital, with Patricia Munsell among the admitted in good condition. No charges were filed in most incidents.
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Cedar Rapids
St. Luke’s Hospital
Patricia Munsell
Iris Avenue
First Avenue
Parkcourt
Munsell
Larry E. Wilson
Deserters Seek Asylum After Capture by Police
A Swedish Committee for Vietnam representative accompanied the group as they were taken to a police station. The six Americans named Mark Shapiro 19 Marshall Minn Philip Callicoat 19 Mansfield Ohio Kenneth Griggs 21 Boise Idaho Terry Whitmore 21 Memphis Edwin Arnett 29 Bradford Pa Joseph Kmetz 27 Nyack N Y will stay in custody until Monday while the Aliens Commission reviews their cases. They reportedly intend to seek political asylum in Sweden.
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Mark Shapiro
Marshall, Minn
Philip Callicoat
Mansfield
Ohio
Kenneth Charles Griggs
Boise
Idaho
Terry Whitmore
Memphis
Edwin C. Arnett
Bradford
Joseph L. Kmetz
Nyack
N.Y
Aliens Commission
Sweden
Three Teens Held in Murder by Arson
Three Negro teens from Tallahassee James Colbert 17 Billy Ray Oliver 18 and Curtis Lee Wortham 19 were jailed on murder by arson charges after a firebomb killed Travis Crow III 19 a Tallahassee junior college student during post assassination disturbances.
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Tallahassee
Fla
Martin Luther King
William Joyce
James Colbert
Billy Ray Oliver
Curtis Lee Wortham
Leon County
Travis Crow III
Tallahassee Junior College
Kennedy Visits Portland During Oregon Campaign
Sen. Robert F. Kennedy walked into a Portland barbershop and was told he could get by with his hair. He then toured a shopping center rink for 15 minutes with his wife Ethel and addressed teachers in a nearby suburb as part of the final three days of campaigning for the Democratic presidential nomination.
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Portland
Ore
Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Oregon
Ethel
Virginia Performs World's 16th Heart Transplant
Officials at the Medical College of Virginia announced the successful operation the world's 16th heart transplant. Hospital spokesmen offered few details but said the patient is in satisfactory condition.
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Richmond, Va
UPI
The
Medical College of Virginia
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Richard L. Kuby
Teresa Drive
Ronald Dpd. Sherwood
Bever Avenue SE
James M. Bock
Sam R. Overturf
Lincoln Way
Maynard D. Long
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FMC Corps
UAW
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Ine Brunk
Joseph J. Vrba
L.U.B
Carl W. Kruse, Sr
Louise Hathaway
Light Co. Round Table Club
Altrusa Club
J. F. Shultz
Harry Jones
F. E. Y. C. R. Tourist Club
Libbie, Milner
Edward Sopousek
J. Stuart McQuiston
C. O
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W.A.R
Dorothy Struve
Hugo Struves
A. R. Haberle
Mare Pence
Ernest Pence
Hugo Struve
Bertha Larkin
Daughters Union
Norberg
Syria-Highland Ladies
Jonny
Henry C. Spitz
Nagle
Beth Chapman
Paul B
Roberta Jean Ungelham
J. F. Zellmer
Eva Ludlow
H. J. Jones
A. R
Thiersch, Jr
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Robert
T. Severa
Georgia Severa
Joseph Vanorny
Elmer
Gladys
Tom Merryman
U.S
Associated Press
Indiana
C.R
Oakland Road
Thirty-second Street
Robert G. Keegan
Hillview Drive
Ellis Boulevard
Keegan
Power Company
Collins Road
Lindale Plaza
Keith A. Livingston
Thirty-sixth Street
Mary Vopalka
Center Point
Francis L. Scheneberger
Center Street
Livingston
Elvarose M. Squires
Golfview Drive
Nancy K. Juilfs
Monticello
Joseph Rozek
Second Street
First Avenue SE
St. Luke’s
Rozek
Michael Satchett
Eighteenth Street
Gaylord M. Struve
Swedish Committee For
Bobby
Brady Mortuary
5Th Ave
Dean W. L. Boyd
Virginia
PETG
3Rd Ave
Center Pt. Rd. NE
Novak
14Th Ave
John E. Lapes
Linwood Cemetery
6Th Street
Wilson Avenue
Third Avenue S.E
Immaculate Conception Church
Charles H. Jones
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