Six Catholics Die in IRA Bomb Accident In Belfast
An IRA bomb exploded accidentally in a Roman Catholic district of Belfast killing six people and wounding 18. Three IRA men on the wanted list, including Edward McDonald and Martin England, were among the dead. Four other bombs exploded in Belfast and nearby towns, causing extensive damage and casualties amid ongoing sectarian violence. Troops clashed with gunmen as the period's death toll neared 345 in nearly three years of conflict.
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Belfast
Irish Republican Army
Northern Ireland
IRA
Army
Edward McDonald
Martin England
Provisional Wing
Ballymurphy
Londonderry
Provo
Memorial Day Message From Gov Ray In Des Moines
Gov. Robert Ray in Des Moines urges Americans to live humbly by shared ideals to honor those who died for the nation. He praises the US Soviet nuclear arms pact as a path to a world at peace and free from oppression.
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Des Moines
Robert Ray
William Moore 64 Belle Plaine Dies
William A Moore 64 operator of a Belle Plaine bakery for 27 years died Saturday in Maryland while visiting friends. He and wife Ruth had two sons William of Luzerne and Jay of Minneapolis and eight grandchildren. Services Wednesday at 1 p m at Peffers Halverson funeral home with burial in Troy Mills.
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Belle Plaine
William A. Moore
William
Maryland
Central City
Waterloo
Ruth
Luzerne
Jay
Minneapolis
Peffers-Halverson
Troy Mills
Forest City Man Killed in Gravel-Road Crash
Forest City resident Dennis Lovik, 25, died from injuries after a Saturday night crash on a gravel Hancock county road. His car struck the rear of another vehicle driven by John Donahar, 21, who escaped injury.
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Forest City
Dennis Lovik
Hancock County
Iowa
Lovik
John Donahar
Kruger of George Dies In Osceola County Car Crash
SIBLEY AP report says John Kruger, 64, of George Iowa, was killed Sunday night when the car he rode in veered off a Osceola county road and struck a bridge abutment.
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Sibley
John Kruger
George
Iowa
Osceola County
Dyersville boy dies in tractor mishap
Tim othy Menke aged 10, son of Mr and Mrs George Menke Jr of rural Dyersville, died Saturday in an farm accident as he operated a tractor. The machine tipped and pinned him beneath it, authorities said.
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Dyersville
Timothy Menke
George Menke, Jr
Break‑in hits three Blake boulevard homes on Sunday
Three houses on Blake boulevard SE were entered Sunday. Mrs Richard J Marshall reported her home entered with two purses containing 18 dollars and a book of blank checks stolen. Emmet Neenan said his home on Blake boulevard SE was entered and 94 dollars stolen. Marilyn Button reported her residence entered with 19 dollars in cash and change and a makeup case missing.
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Blake Boulevard SE
Richard J. Marshall
Emmet Neenan
Marilyn Button
Summer YMCA Memberships Offered At Central Branch
Central branch YMCA announces special summer memberships for youth adults and men and women with rates 12 for three months for ages 7 to17 and 15 per month for others plus 30 monthly for men in the health club. Program runs June through August with gym swim classes and family activities and a June 12 sign up week. Camp Wapsie Y trip June 21 is planned for ages 7 to 17.
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Central Branch Ymca
James Springer
Central Health Club
Sherman
Camp Wapsie Y
Central Y
Springer
YMCA
U.S. Soviet Space Rendezvous Aims at Joint Mission Test
NASA and Soviet space officials outline a 1975 joint earth orbital mission to test a universal docking system and a pressure control unit, enabling crew exchanges and emergency rescues. The plan includes Apollo type U.S. craft and Soyuz, with potential future cooperative projects.
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Washington
America
James C. Fletcher
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Spiro T. Agnew
Nixon
Aleksei N. Kosygin
Moscow
U.S
Agnew
Fletcher
NASA
Cape Kenedy
Civil War Union Army Survivors Dwindle to Four
Twenty years ago reports stated only four living Union Army veterans remained from a force that once exceeded one million. The article recalls the vast scale of the Civil War and the shrinking pool of surviving veterans.
Cedar Rapids Gazette History and Pricing Details
The Cedar Rapids Gazette established in 1883 by The Gazette Co. is published daily and Sunday at 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa. Subscriptions are by carrier or mail with varying weekly monthly and yearly rates. The Associated Press holds exclusive republication rights for local news and AP dispatches.
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the Gazette Co
Third Ave. SE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
U.S. Territories
Associated Press
Federation of Blind elects new leaders in Iowa convention
Des Moines delegates to the National Federation of the Blind annual convention re elected Sylvester Nemmers as president for two years. Donald Morris became first vice president. Floyd Moore, Cindy Patterson and H E Stutters named officers. Board terms went to Shirley Lansing Daniel Tigges Joanne Fernandes and Jack Prim. Sen Jack Miller received the Altig award for his advocacy.
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Des Moines
National Federation of the Blind
Sylvester Nemmers
Donald Morris
Floyd Moore
Cedar Rapids
Cindy Patterson
H. E. Stutters
Clarion
Shirley Lansing
Urbandale
Daniel Tigges
Davenport
Joanne Fernandes
Ames
Jack Prim
Sioux City
Jack Miller
Iowa
Kenneth Jernigan
Iowa Commission For the Blind
Miller
You name it want ads will bring buyers
A terse line inviting buyers through classified ads. It urges readers to call for results and provides a contact number 398-8234. The tone mimics a shop window offer aiming to connect sellers with eager buyers.
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By Dana Bullen
Soviet Union
Cook Paint CO
2Nd Ave
el Caine
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Federation of Blind
Ilen & Taege
General Motors
Frigidaire
Meielie
Lhen & Taege, Inc
Second Avenue Bridge
Second Ave
Adé
Sale
Dero
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