Local Notices Highlight Daughters and Birth Announcements
The Daily Record lists several birth notices including Douglas L. Millburn in Marion a daughter and James M. Deyo a daughter at 110 Janice drive NW and David L. Santee a son at 846 Twenty-fifth street NE. Other families welcomed newborns November 2 with additional births across multiple addresses.
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Douglas L. Millburn
Fourth Street
Marion
James M. Deyo
Janice Drive
David L. Santee
Twenty-fifth Street
Edward L. Hudson
George T. Cavanaugh
Danbury Street
Alabama Governor Vows Court Reorientation and Law Order
The former Alabama governor pledges to curb narcotics imports, restore law and order, repeal open housing rules, and appoint Supreme Court justices with different views. He assails a school prayer ban and contends it allows obscene material while prohibiting Bible verse reading in class.
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Alabama
U.S. Supreme Court
Cedar Rapids Gazette details 1883 establishment and pricing
The Cedar Rapids Gazette established in 1883 by The Gazette Co. lists daily and Sunday publication at 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids IA 52406. Subscription rates state carrier 65 cents a week and mail plans with monthly and yearly options for different editions and US territories.
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the Gazette Co
Third Ave. SE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
States
Three Injured in Two Car Mishap Near Norway
Paula Cliburn 42 of Newhall suffered back and neck injuries in a two car collision two miles north of Norway on Highway 201 Saturday at 8 45 p m. She was taken to Mercy Hospital Cedar Rapids in good condition. Treated and released were Paula Sims 17 of Newhall and Jerry Driscoll 24 of Watkins. Highway patrol said Sims was slowing for a farm driveway turn when hit from behind by Driscoll. Sims car rolled into a ditch.
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Paula Cliburn
Newhall
Norway
Highway 201
Mercy Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Miss Sims
Driscoll
Sims
Disorder Continues After Officer Shootings In City
A police shooting escalated when a knife wielding woman approached an officer on the stairs. The officer fired twice, hitting a bystander. Miss Sims, driving without a license, was also charged as the crowd damaged cars while police arrived late. Both women were hospitalized.
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Driscoll
Miss
Com- Sims
Camp Good Health Donation Summary
A posted record lists contributions to Camp Good Health totaling $14,687.31 with an anonymous gift of $50 and memorial gifts including $25 for W. F. Wood. The note honors Robert J. Navratil and his parents. Budget shows $14,945.00 with $257.69 yet to be raised.
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Robert J. Navratil
Joseph Navratil
Bedrich Strachota
Seattle seeks extradition for Iowa man wanted in narcotics case
John Adolph Stroh 20 who faced an Iowa narcotics act charge is sought by Seattle police for extradition. He was cited for failure to appear Oct 21 in superior court and held on a $3,000 bond after marijuana material was found in his Cedar Rapids apartment. He was jailed Saturday night.
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John Adolph Stroh
Seattle
Wash
Cedar Rapids
Stroh
First Avenue
Police arrest man for hitchhiking on city street
Ned H. Kohl, 20, of 224 Twenty-third Street Drive SE, was arrested Saturday for standing in the traveled portion of the roadway to solicit a ride. He refused to obey officers and the offense occurred in the 1300 block of First Avenue E shortly before noon. Kohl posted a $110 bond and was released Saturday evening.
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Ned H. Kohl
Twenty-third Street Drive
Kohl
First Avenue E
Senators Clash Over Vietnam Pueblo Incident and Gun Rules
Des Moines AP report on a televised debate between U S senate candidates David Stanley and Harold Hughes. They argued over Vietnam policy and the Pueblo crisis, with Hughes backing an earlier unconditional bombing halt and Stanley defending limited actions. They also clashed over gun registration and penalties for firearm crimes.
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Des Moines
U.S. Senate
David Stanley
Harold Hughes
Vietnam
Pueblo
Stanley
Johnson
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Hughes
U.S
Talks Should Start Despite Thieu in Paris Negotiations
Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield urged that peace talks on the Vietnam war begin in Paris next week with or without South Vietnamese representatives. He said the United States should not be bound by Saigon actions and urged seizing the moment for an honorable settlement.
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Saigon
Paris
Thieu May Attend Expanded Paris Talks After Pressure
Saigon leader Thieu signaled possible attendance at expanded talks in Paris but insisted on direct talks with Hanoi as a condition. U S officials noted preliminary questions on procedures and said Saigon might join once tensions ease and confidence in U S assurances grows. Johnson's package with Hanoi not yet deemed dead by officials.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
U.S
North Vietnam
Thieu
Hanoi
Paris
State Department
Johnson
Death of Caroline Joyce 71 on a Sidney train
Caroline Joyce 71 of 1014 Maplewood Drive NE died Saturday morning on a train in Sidney Nebraska. Born November 27, 1896 at Center Point, she married Jess D. Joyce in 1914. Surviving daughter, five sisters, three brothers, and three grandchildren. Services Tuesday at First Christian Church Center Point. Burial Center Point Cemetery.
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Caroline Joyce
Maplewood Drive
Sidney
Cedar Rapids
Dave Hunter
Center Point
Hazel Reid
Pauline Schmickle
Walker
Roy Sauer
Crane Lake
Minn
Marshall Freeman
Virl
John
Henry Schmickle
Jess Joyce, Jr
Carl Schmickle
First Christian Church of
Loren T. Jenks
Murdoch Chapel
Death of Clara M. Parks former Cedar Rapids resident
Clara M. Parks 87 of Homewood Illinois widow of Hugh Parks died Friday in Homewood Illinois Born February 9 1881 in Benton County near Norway She moved to Illinois four years ago Surviving two sons James W. Parks and Robert S. Parks both of Homewood four granddaughters nine great grandchildren a sister Mrs C A Burmeister of Marion and a brother E N Schloeman of Wisconsin Memorial services Turner Church of New Jerusalem Sweden Belgian
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Clara M. Parks
Hugh Parks
Cedar Rapids
Homewood
Illinois
Benton County
Norway
Parks
James W. Parks
Robert S. Parks
C. A. Burmeister
Marion
E. N. Schloeman
Wisconsin
Church of New Jerusalem
Sweden
Turner
Burial arrangements for Oak Hill cemetery service
Burial is set at Oak Hill cemetery with visitation at the chapel after 9 a.m. Monday and service at 10 30 a.m. Tuesday. Friends may call at the chapel prior to the service.
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Oak Hill Cemetery
Death of Anna Hendrickson widow of G. R. Hendrickson
Anna L Hendrickson 79 widow of G R Hendrickson of 2003 Mallory St SW died Saturday after brief illness. Born in Pilsen Czechoslovakia June 12 1889 she came to the U S in 1906. Survived by Mrs Lowell Andrew Cedar Rapids a son Lumir A Kaplan Cedar Rapids five grandchildren six great grandchildren two sisters Liduska Straka Emilie Cada and a brother Vaclav Kopriva all of Czechoslovakia. Memorial services 1 30 pm Tuesday at Janeba Kuba funeral home west by Theodore B Hlubucek. Burial Czech National Cemetery. Friends may call after 5 pm Sunday.
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Cesky Vliastenky
Karel IV Lodge
Z.C.B.J
Lowell Andrew
Cedar Rapids
Lumir A. Kaplan
Liduska Straka
Emilie Cada
Vaclav Kopriva
Czechoslovakia
Janeba-Kuba Funeral Home
Theodore B. Hlubucek
Czech National Cemetery
Widow Hattie A. Jones dies after long illness in Lisbon
Hattie A. Jones 85 a Cedar Rapids widow of Marion Jones died Saturday in a Lisbon nursing home after a long illness. Born June 12 1883 in Fayette county she lived in Cedar Rapids over 40 years. There were no immediate survivors. Beatty Bearle funeral home handles arrangements.
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Hattie A. Jones
Marion Jones
Cedar Rapids
Lisbon
Fayette County
Beatty-Bearle Funeral Home
Memorial Services for Mildred Lietzow Held at Christ Church
Memorial services for Mildred M Lietzow scheduled at 3 p m Monday at Christ Church United Presbyterian. Rev John E Wheatley presiding. Cremation to Cedar Memorial with inurnment in the Chapel of Memories.
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Lietzow
Mildred M
Christ Church United Presbyterian
John E. Wheatley
Cedar Memorial
Chapel of Memories
Physician Louis Dein Fits Medical Profession
In Louisville AP report, I. O. Dein is identified as a physician whose name aligns with his medical career.
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Louisville
Dein
Humphrey Targets Space Charge During New York Stop
Senator Hubert H Humphrey denounced a claim that the U S is second in space calling it inaccurate and harmful to national security He urged focus on peace talks in Paris and a home build up saying he wants to bring troops home and spend wartime funds on America. He spoke to about 10 000 people in Youngstown Ohio after a TV interview and rally.
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U.S
Humphrey
America
New York
Youngstown
Ohio
South Vietnam
Southeast Asia
Vietnam
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