Five day Iowa forecast and river levels detail
The Weather Bureau expects near normal temperatures in Iowa Tuesday through Saturday with a cool mid period and a return to near normal by weekend. Highs in the 70s, Lows in the 50s, and one half to three quarters of an inch of precip from midweek to week’s end. May rainfall about 3.48 inches. river and dam readings across Iowa show slight declines and pool levels near moderate, with Forest Lake and Coralville Lake notes and dam variations.
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Weather Bureau
Iowa
Birth notices and court actions from Marion and surrounding areas
Births listed for May include Gary Bryant Thorson at 1911 C avenue NE and a daughter for William Seely. other births to Vincent Noce, Paul Chukas, Charles Cox, and Elvis Lodge with various addresses. A Jackson, Mississippi birth is reported for Bennie A. Salers. Civil matters include multiple name changes and divorce cases in progress with Cedar Rapids, Marion, Davenport, Iowa City, and other cities cited. Police reports cover numerous traffic violations and a few fire and alarm incidents with times and locations across Marion and surrounding towns, plus several obituaries and funeral notices for local residents with service details.
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William Seely
Blakely Boulevard
Vincent Noce
Sunny Dale Street
Paul Chukas
Park Towne Lane
Charles Cox
Twenty-first Street
Marion
Elvis Lodge
Eighth Avenue SW
Memorial Day Toll Predicted In U S Traffic Deaths
The National Safety Council estimated Memorial Day weekend traffic could claim between 550 and 650 lives in the United States. The figure reflects a nationwide projection for the holiday travel period.
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Chicago
U.S
National Safety Council
Daily want ads offer buying and selling options
Everyday notices invite readers to buy sell rent or trade using the local want ads. Dial 369-1234 for listings and inquiries.
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Dial
Douglas Role In Firm's Tax Woes Argued
Washington AP summary of Justice William Douglas saying he knew little about the Albert Parvin Foundation tax problems. Times report claimed a May 12 letter suggested separating the foundation from Parvin's control. Douglas said he would not bow to pressure to leave the court and that the foundation should rely on its tax lawyers. He resigned as foundation president. Fred Warner Neal succeeded him. Neal stated Douglas gave no tax guidance to the foundation. Douglas said he turned over files and would not speak further.
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Washington
Supreme Court
William Douglas
Albert Parvin Foundation
New York Times
Douglas
Parvin
International Provenue Service
The
Foundation
Fred Warner Neal
Claremont Graduate School
Claremont, Calif
Neal
Whittington
A.m
Saigon
NLF
Thieu
National Social Democratic Front
Apollo 10 mission ends with success and bold hopes
Stafford and Cernan reflect on progress as Apollo 10 completes a near flawless path to splashdown. Lunney hails 110 percent on the mission, while Paine asserts a historic day proving lunar travel possible. In El Lago Texas, a Charlie Brown book cover decorates John Young's home.
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Stafford
Cernan
Houston
Glynn Lunney
Kennedy
Congress
Manned Spacecraft Center
Thomas ‘Paine
National Aeronautics and Space Agency
John Young
el Lago
Texas
Charlie Brown
U S Command Reveals Two New Offensives in Vietnam
U S command disclosed two new offensives in South Vietnam northern provinces. Operation Lamar Plain, began May 16 near Da Nang and Tam Ky, has 113 NVA and 26 Americans killed, 1022 paratroopers wounded. Operation Herkimer Mountain, since May 9 near Khe Sanh, reports 29 NVA killed and 2 Americans killed with 32 wounded.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
U.S
U.S. 101St Airborne Division
da Nang
Tam Ky
Khe Sanh
Demilitarized Zone
Deaths Mrs Ruth Esther Moore 80 dies after brief illness
Mrs Ruth Esther Moore 80 of Meth-Wick Manor widow of Stanley Moore and longtime Cedar Rapids resident died Sunday after a brief illness. Born January 25 1889 in Marshalltown she leaves a daughter Mrs M L Todd of Miami a son Stanley Moore of Waterloo six grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Memorial services are at Turner chapel east at 1 30 p m Wednesday conducted by Dr John C Ruthman. Burial is Linwood cemetery in Dubuque. Friends may call at the chapel.
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Ruth Esther Moore
Meth-Wick Manor
Stanley Moore
Cedar Rapids
Marshalltown
M. L. Todd
Miami
Waterloo
John C. Ruthman
Linwood Cemetery
Dubuque
Gunfire Rakes Cairo Police Station in Ill
The Cairo police station endured a 10 to 15 minute barrage of 75 to 100 rounds early Monday. Patrolman Larry Adams on radio, and Fire Chief Lewis Edwards with minor glass cuts, were involved as officers were out on patrol amid ongoing racial disturbances and prior firebombings.
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Cairo, Ill
Cairo
Larry Adams
Lewis Edwards
Death of Earl A Freese at Allison hotel
Earl A Freese aged 56 died Sunday at Town City. Born November 12 1912 in Burt he worked for Harper and McIntyre Co. Survived by brother Willis of Cedar Rapids and four sisters Mrs Ralph Norris Mrs Arthur W Daves Mrs Shirel Lamb all of Cedar Rapids and Mrs Vernon Williamson Clinton Til Memorial services set for Tuesday at 2 pm at Bramers Funeral Home Brooklyn with burial at IOOF Cemetery Brooklyn.
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Earl A. Freese
Allison Hotel
Town City
Burt
Harper and McIntyre Co
Willis
Cedar Rapids
Ralph Norris
Arthur W. Daves
Shirel Lamb
Vernon Williamson
Clinton, Til
Bramers Funeral Home
Brooklyn
IOOF
Memorial services for Noska and burial at Czech National Cemetery
Memorial services for Mrs. Noska, widow of Leo Brosh, are planned at 8:30 a.m. Tuesday in the chapel and at 9 a.m. at St. Wenceslaus church. Burial will be at the Czech National Cemetery. A rosary will be held at 7:30 p.m. Monday at the chapel where friends may call.
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Winthrop
Douglas Fawcett
United Methodist Church
Fawcett
John Stoecker
Chicago
Chapman's, Clarence
Stanwood
Oelwein
Joseph Stasi
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Brant’s. Guttenberg
Hans Reyer
Tuecke’s. Manchester
Roscoe Fawcett
Shelly
Rose Boss Engelbrecht
Trinity Lutheran Church
Sheets and Son
Keota — Anton Peiffer
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Clear Creek Cemetery
Powell's
Brighton
Claude Essley
Presbyterian Church
Stacy Lewis
Columbus Junction
Garrison
Emma Katherine Schultz
St. Mark’s Lutheran Church
Overton's
Dysart
Luxemburg
John Theofold
Holy Trinity Catholic Church
Friends Cay
McBride
Noska
Leo — Brosh
St. Wenceslaus
Czech National Cemetery
Governor offers Cedar Rapids mayor post as urban affairs chief
Cedar Rapids Mayor Frank Bosh has been offered the director role in Iowa's newly created Department of Urban Affairs. He will decide within two weeks, potentially leaving the mayor's office. The position pays undisclosed wages and runs at the governor's pleasure, amid Senate File 649's creation to coordinate federal aid for municipalities.
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Cedar Rapids
Frank Bosh
Iowa Department of Urban Affairs
the Gazette
Bosh
Department of Urban Affairs
Bush
Senate
The
State Office of Planning and Programming
Al Capp Award Incident At Penn State Turbulent Night
Cartoonist Al Capp faced a staged award moment at Penn State as Don Schall withheld the Nittany Lion statue over Capp’s remarks about student demonstrators. Michael Gehling then presented the statue amid a standing ovation. Capp accepted the gesture and urged a public lesson on youth and dissent.
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University Park, Pa
al Capp
Pennsylvania State University
L'il Abner
Nittany Lion
Don Schall
Capp
Schall
Michael Gehling
Men’s Honorary Society
Gehling
Langhoff Sues Doctor for 15000 Malpractice Claim
Darlene R Langhoff of Cedar Rapids filed a 15000 malpractice lawsuit in Linn district court alleging permanent disability after a Caesarean section and tubal ligation on Sept 16 1966. The petition says the surgery was misrepresented as final and also asserts breach of contract and express implied warranties.
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Darlene R. Langhoff
Cedar Rapids
L. G. Carrigg
Linn District Court
Walford Woman Arraigned on Weapons Charge
Jean Marie Kirchoff of Walford is released on bond after Linn County deputies arrested her Saturday on a charge of pointing a gun at another person. The warrant was issued by Justice Glenn Powers on information signed by her estranged husband Wayne Kirchoff, alleging she pointed a loaded pistol at him at his apartment on 300 First Avenue NW last Friday. She is scheduled to appear on Thursday.
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Jean Marie Kirchoff
Walford
Linn Sheriff's Deputies
Two C R Men Held for Larceny in Center Point
Emory S. Gleason and Harlan E. Schmidt II, both youths aged 20 and 19, were held in Linn county jail on a larceny in the nighttime charge. Police report they were arrested by LaPorte City officers and an information was filed before Justice Jessie McCormack accusing them of stealing auto parts valued over $20 from Widdel Chevrolet in Center Point.
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Emory S. Gleason
C Avenue NE
Harlan E. Schmidt II
C Avenue NW
Linn County
LaPorte
Linn
Justice of the Peace
Jessie McCormack
Widdel Chevrolet
Center Point
Man Fined $300 For Drunk Driving
James D. Marugg, 32, of Monticello, was fined $300 in Linn district court Monday after his drunken driving case proceeded in the courtroom. The decision followed background hearings and was reported by local police sources.
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Man
James D. Marugg
Monticello
Linn
Tuition Aid Program Plans College Grants in Iowa
Iowa schools will submit student applications by June 27 for an objective grant program. Applications go to Educational Testing Service in Princeton for processing, with notification to colleges by Sept. 1 and to students by Sept. 15. Eligible are Iowa’s accredited and unaccredited schools. future grants require new applications.
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Commission
Princeton, N.J
Wellborne
Iowa
Israelis and Jordanians clash on cease-fire line
TEL AVIV AP Israeli and Jordanian troops clashed on the Jordan river cease-fire line Monday, the Israeli army announced.
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Tel Aviv
Jordan River
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3Rd Ave
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National Liberation Front
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Gladiolus
Ellis Blvd
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