Daily Record Weather Summary and Temperatures Across Cities
A detailed weather roundup lists high temperatures Friday and overnight lows with precipitation inches for cities including Atlanta Miami Bismarck Minneapolis Chicago New Orleans Denver New York Duluth Phoenix Houston Seattle Los Angeles Washington. An extended outlook calls for mostly fair and very cool conditions Sunday and Monday with rising clouds Tuesday and highs in the 30s to 40s.
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Atlanta
Miami
Bismarck
Mineapolis
Chicago
N. Orleans
Denver
New One
Duluth
Phoenix
Houston
Seattle
L. Angeles
Washington
Birth notices and fines in Coralville and surrounding towns
Births from Mercy Hospital list many families with streets and towns, naming Patrick Byrne, Michael Winders, N Lovell Wood, and others. A long bill of fines covers drunkenness, noise, traffic, and license violations in Marion, Cedar Rapids, Hiawatha, and neighboring communities. Also noted are obituaries and service details for local residents and a Cannikin nuclear test debate remark by Nobel winners Linus Pauling Harold Urey and George Wald.
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Congress
Cannikin
Linus Pauling
Stanford University
Harold Urey
University of California
George Wald
Harvard
Fire and police calls log from Marion area incidents
Detailed chronicle of Thursday and early Friday emergencies including car fires at Third Street and E Avenue and other incidents across Marion. Entries note calls for assistance, convulsions, illegal burning, furnace lint, police assist, gasoline spill, and a defective thermostat with times and addresses. Includes municipal court speeding bonds for multiple residents in Waterloo and Marion areas.
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Third Street
E Avenue
Highview Drive
Marion
A Avenue
Wilson Avenue
Avenue NW
Furnace
Soutter Avenue
Mt. Vernon Road
Thirty-eighth Street
First Street
Second
Third Avenues
Thirty-first Street
George Herrington
Waterloo
Lester Anderson
Sixteenth Avenue
Marcella Brierley
Lincolnshire Drive
Charles Wilson
Fifth Avenue
Donald Ballard, Jr
Gateway Street
Rose Mary Kennedy
Richard Emer
Audrey Ellinger
Hillside Drive
Two Overcome By Heater Fumes In Richmond Road Home
Robert Narber and Marge Clayton, both 52, of 1615 Richmond road NE, were treated after noon Thursday for carbon monoxide fumes from a rusted exhaust vent on a hot water heater. Narber released that evening, Clayton remained under observation Friday. the house, owned by Bob Mitchell, was ventilated as authorities investigated.
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Robert Narber
Marge Clayton
Richmond Road
Narber
Mercy Hospital
Bob Mitchell
Novak Receives Indeterminate Sentence for Forgery
Donald R. Novak, 19, of 2017 Mallory Street SW, was given an indeterminate sentence of up to six years by Judge Edward J. McManus under the Youth Correction Statute for forging a government check. He pled guilty to endorsing a $729 check payable to Perry G. Lindeman last March.
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Donald R. Novak
Mallory Street
Novak
Edward J. McManus
Perry G. Lindeman
No Risk Says AEC Chairman On Amchitka Blast
AEC Chairman James R. Schlesinger and his family observed Amchitka Island preparations for an underground nuclear test. He asserted there is no risk as 5,600 tons of sand and gravel are packed into the 6,000 foot shaft to seal the device.
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Amchitka Island
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
James R. Schlesinger
Aleutian
Schlesinger
Schlesingers
Wage measures stall amid control proposals and delays
The article outlines ongoing debates over Phase 2 pay increases, retroactivity, and a two month extension of the wage freeze. The banking committee advances amendments including fines for overcharges, interest rate controls, and possible excess profits taxation, with labor and consumer protections under discussion.
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Banking Committee
Nixon
White House
Teenage boys charged in cross burning at church
Four youths, three aged 16 and one 15, were charged Thursday night in connection with a cross burning at Calvin-Sinclair United Presbyterian Church on 715 Thirty Eighth Street SE. The incident occurred about 9 p.m. They were detained for malicious damage, processed by the youth bureau, released to parents, and their cases referred to the probation office.
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Calvin-Sinclair United Presbyterian Church
Thirty Eighth Street
Youth Bureau
Probation Office
Death of Walter A. Hauser 66 in Cedar Rapids
Walter A. Hauser 66 of 2220 Mt Vernon Rd SE Cedar Rapids died Thursday. Born in Dubuque Sept 27 1905 he lived in Cedar Rapids 35 years and worked at Iowa Steel and Iron Works as night superintendent retiring in 1970. Survived by wife Wanda son Jerry L Drucker daughter Mil to Drucker sister Leona Hauser and five grandchildren. Services Monday 11 a.m. Holy Ghost Church Dubuque burial Mt Calvary Cemetery Dubuque. Friends may call Stewart Funeral Home Saturday 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Rosary 8 p.m. Rev Edmund Becker. Body to Hoffmann Funeral Home Dubuque Sunday.
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Walter A. Hauser
Mt .Vernon Road
Dubuque
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Steel and Iron Works
International Assn. of Machinists
Wanda
Jerry L
North Liberty
Milton Drucker
Tustin
Calif
Leona Hauser
Holy Ghost Church
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Stewart Funeral Home
Edmund Becker
Hoffmann Funeral Home
Iowa County Officials Are Fined $250 Each
Three Iowa county officials pled guilty to receiving gifts while in office and were fined 250 dollars plus costs by District Judge Ansel Chapman. Noyes and Schindler resigned, Lane argued for leniency, and the grand jury also charged five county road employees with embezzlement. Additional cases involve a Cedar Rapids salesman, meals, and county purchases connected to the alleged gifts.
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Marengo
Iowa County Board of Supervisors
District Court
Ansel Chapman
Dale Noyes, Jr
Victor
Board of Supervisors
Lewis McMeen
Theodore
Pete’’ Lane
Millersburg
McMeen
Noyes
George Schindler
Williamsburg
Iowa County
Schindler
Lane
Schlinder
State Bureau of Criminal Investigation
BCI
Shaver
County Road
Chapman
Lewis Smith
Gene Smith
Leo Huff
Parnell
Ralph Martinson
Conroy
Don Netser
Smith
Huff
Martinson
Netser
Smiths
Obituary: Orman F. Britt 82 of 3800 Second Ave SW
Orman F. Britt 82 of 3800 Second Avenue Southwest died Thursday after a short illness. Born December 8 1888 in Hopkinton he farmed in the Coggon and Ryan area until retiring in 1962. Survived by his wife Hazel A. Erisman a daughter Mrs Milo L. Rehak Cedar Rapids six grandchildren two sisters Theodosia Pulver Monticello and Mrs Dan Sullivan Manchester. Service Saturday 9:30 a.m. at Janeba Kuba funeral home west and 10 a.m. mass at St Jude church. Wake Friday 8 p.m. Burial St John Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home.
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Orman F. Britt
Second Avenue
Hopkinton
Coggon and Ryan
St. Jude Catholic Church
Hazel A. Erisman
Manchester
Milo L. Rehak
Cedar Rapids
Theodosia
Obituaries and funeral notices for Murphy Beatty Wilson Tom s
William Albert Murphy of New Testament Baptist Church to be buried at Cedar Memorial with services at 2 p.m. Saturday conducted by Rev. John Hulse Jr. Funeral home Cedar Memorial. Red Wilson to be memorial mass at St Ludmila’s Church after 8:30 a.m. services at Janeiba Kuba funeral home. Burial at St Francis Cemetery Dyersville. Clara Toms to be buried at Cedar Memorial Cemetery after 10:30 a.m. Saturday service by Rev. Glen V. High Berean Baptist Church. Cedar Memorial Funeral Home in charge.
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Chapel of Memories
Glen V. High
Berean’ Baptist Church
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
Unions Protested Trading Rules During Kennedy and Johnson Eras
In 1963 and 1966 presidents Kennedy and Johnson waived the requirement prompting maritime unions to protest. They announced they would not lead commodities bound for Communist nations. The shift in union attitudes followed administration prompted legislation to revitalize the merchant marine.
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Kennedy
Johnson
Indian and Pakistani forces clash near Goyaii frontier
Pakistan reports 28 Indian soldiers killed and 40 wounded after 300 Indian troops attempted to seize territory at Goyaii near Assam. Indian infantry and artillery pressed the border, retreating as Pakistani forces advanced. Additionally, two Pakistani jet fighters briefly violated Indian air space before being chased away by Indian planes.
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Dacca
East Pakistan
Pakistan
Goyaii
India
Assam
New Delhi
Two-Car Crash Sends Man to St Luke's Hospital
Richard Levesque, 23, of 1500 Oakland road NE, was admitted to St Luke's hospital Friday morning for observation of contusions after his car rear-ended a vehicle driven by Clive King, 47, of 1926 Cold Stream avenue NE. The collision occurred at First avenue and Center Point road NE at 7 55 am when the King car stopped for a pedestrian. No charges were filed.
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Richard Levesque
Oakland Road
St. Luke’s Hospital
Clive King
Cold Stream Avenue
First Avenue
Center Point Road
King
Work Scheduled on First Street SW
Weather permitting the west side of First street SW will be closed between First and Third avenues Monday and Tuesday. The east side of First street SW will be closed between First and Third avenues Tuesday and Wednesday. Crews will complete an asphalt overlay.
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First Street
Third Avenues
Beet leafhopper board renamed to virus control panel
Sacramento AP report notes California governor Reagan signed legislation renaming the sugar beet pest control body. The beet leafhopper control board is replaced by the early top virus control board, altering its mission and title.
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Sacramento
California
Woman sues Iowa for 26500 over girl’s injuries at Toledo home
Cedar Rapids mother Ruth A. Clinton files in Linn district court seeking 26500 from the state for her daughter Laura Katherine’s injuries at the juvenile home in Toledo on November 16, 1969. Allegations include negligent staff training and supervision and unsupervised basement gatherings leading to facial injuries and potential future tooth loss. The suit also seeks 1500 for attorney fees and costs tied to initial home containment after surgery, noting a lack of court order for the home stay.
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Cedar Rapids
State of
Iowa
Toledo
Linn District Court
Ruth A. Clinton
Linn County Juvenile Court
Laura Katherine
Clinton
Obscenity law challenge in Cedar Rapids case
A lawyer for two Cedar Rapids men charged with selling obscene literature asks a court to declare the local obscenity statute unconstitutional. The motions argue vagueness and failure to apply U.S. Supreme Court tests, and contend defendants were not afforded a hearing prior to criminal action.
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Cedar Rapids
Dale Lavin
Edward J. Wedelstadt
Lavin
Talk of the Town, Ltd
Wedelstadt
U. S. Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Pedestrian accident yields $4500 verdict in Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids residents Mr. and Mrs. Howard L. Hines won $4,500 in a $45,000 suit against Kenneth R. Hook after Mrs. Hines was struck in a crosswalk by a car turning left onto Sixteenth Avenue SW on March 21, 1969. Jury members were from Cedar Rapids, Marion, and Mt. Vernon.
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Linn District Court
Howard L. Hines
Kenneth R. Hook
Denver records October building permit surge
The Denver city building department reports a record in building permits for October with 3 705 permits issued valued at about 34 million dollars. The total exceeds the old record from May 1962 by around 4 million dollars according to department officials.
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Denver
Depart
Edgewood Road Contract Sparks County City Talks
Edgewood Rd prompts debate over fulfilling a four lane plan. Emmons questions spending on one project and suggests two lanes from Forty-second Street to Blairs Ferry next year. Supervisor Clifford urges joint talks while noting city completed a four lane stretch from 6th Avenue NW to the bridge last year.
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Emmons
Forty-second Street
Blairs Ferry Road
George Clifford
6 Avenue NW
Bargain Auction Set by BAR GAIN BLOCK on KCRG Radio
Join the bidding event at the BAR GAIN BLOCK this Saturday at 9 000 AM on KCRG Radio 1600. An auction type show promises bargain buys and radio chatter from the host.
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KCRG
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