Weather, births, and funeral notices listed in Gazette area
Normal rainfall and temperatures reported at 11 p.m. Weather data include barometer 30.09 and humidity 11 percent. Births announced: a daughter to Bertha Sykes and a daughter to Paul Novac, a daughter to Robert Gwynne-Vaughan, and a daughter to Leo Wickman. Funeral services are scheduled for Atkins Gardemann, Belle Plaine. Pearl Lyman, Center Point. Wilbur Ogden, Fairfield. Clement Cozart, Hopkinton. Mary Leonard, Independence. Daniel Miller, Kalona. Bill Nebel, Keota. Harry Cox, Manchester. Iola Mead, Hastings. William Pohl, Marquette. Elva Hall, Onslow. Richard Sellers, Sigourney. Martha Whitlock, Strawberry Point. Paul Hoffner, Cedar Rapids. and related wake services listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
Wilbur H. Ogden
Watkins
Raymond’s. Hopkinton
Clement Cozart
Goettsch’s
Independence
John
Mary) Leonard
St. John’s Church
St. John’s Cemetery
McCleery-Howe
Daniel J. Miller
Upper Deer Creek Mennonite Church
Powell's
Keota
Bill D. Nebel
Prairie Flower Baptist Church
Powell’s
Manchester
Harry R. Cox
Bohnenkamp’s
Iola Verna Mead
Hastings
Mich
Pine View Cemetery
Delaware
Shelley’s. Marquette
William Pohl
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
McGregor
Rosary
Thornburgs
Onslow
Elva Hall
Presbyterian Church
Hayden’s
Wyoming
Sigourney
Richard Sellers
Sigourney Christian Church
Reynolds
Strawberry Point
Martha Whitlock
Feeney’s
Volga
Paul A. Hoffner
Donald Hoffner
Cedar Rapids
Crash Kills Woman In Independence
An Independence woman, 86 year old Mary Leonard, died Saturday morning when her car collided with a semi driven by Harry Douglas of Route One, Marion, at the intersection of Independence street and Highway 150. The car traveled about 500 feet after impact and struck a telephone pole.
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Independence
Independence Street
Highway 150
Mary Leonard
Harry Douglas
Marion
Voters Face Registration Gap In Linn County
Clymer notes about 100000 Linn county residents are eligible to vote but many rural voters may be ineligible due to lack of registration. He cites roughly 6000 unregistered individuals who would qualify, with an estimated 96 percent statewide registration contrasting with national rates. About 75000 were registered at year start.
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Linn
Clymer
Cedar Rapids
Marion
Combat units strike inland and near Dong Hoi in Vietnam
Combat actions include 1 100 pound television guided walleye bombs and a gunfire strike unit with destroyers Goldsborough Cochrane and Bausell attacking the Yen Phu highway bridge north of Vinh. AH-1 Cobra helicopters from the USS Cleveland target anti aircraft positions northwest of Dong Hoi.
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Goldsborough
Cochrane
Bausell
Yen Phu Highway
Vinh
Demiliarized Zone
U.S. Marine Corps
Cleveland
Dong Hoi
Lower Panhandle
Poison food scare prompts Sacramento shopping alert
Sheriff's deputies urged caution after anonymous letters threatened cyanide in dry food packages. About 30 officers searched 13 supermarkets and removed foil packets from soup mixes and onion dip. Tests found no poison, but shoppers were advised to inspect foil packages for sharp razor slits.
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Sacramento
Calif
UPI
Safeway
Albertson's
U S Population Passes 210 Million On Election Day
The U S population is set to exceed 210 million with about 140 million registered to vote, the Commerce Department announced on Saturday.
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Washington
UPI
U. S
Commerce Department
Cedar Rapids Gazette History and Publication Details
The Cedar Rapids Gazette, established in 1883 by The Gazette Co., is a daily and Sunday newspaper based at 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa 52406. It lists subscription rates including nightly and Sunday six issues at two dollars per month, with various annual prices and restrictions on mail subscriptions in carrier areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Gazette Co
Third Ave. SE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
U.S
Talks in Vietnam Continue as Peace Efforts Face Questions
President Nixon pledged American support to South Vietnam while Thieu floated a three treaty plan for separate pacts with North Vietnam, South Vietnam, and the Viet Cong. Viet Cong and Hanoi accused the U S of rushing supplies to Saigon and hinted at civilian adviser corps, which Kissinger dismissed as speculation. The White House denied any civilian or military adviser presence for South Vietnam after a cease fire.
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Nixon
Thieu
Saigon
Hanoi-Washington
North Vietnam
United States
North
South Vietnam
Saigon Foreign Affairs Ministry
Paris
Henry Kissinger
Washington
Kissinger
White House
Herbert G. Klein
Portland
Ore
Republic of Vietnam
Hanoi
South
U.S
Thuy
Vietnam
Gaza Tel Aviv railway sabotage thwarted by watchmen
Arab guerrillas attempted to damage the Gaza City Tel Aviv railway line but railroad watchmen found a break in the tracks before a train's scheduled passage, a military spokesman said Saturday.
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Tel Aviv
Gaza City
Rate Hanrahan Challenge Dead Heat in Cook County
In Cook County Illinois Democratic incumbent Edward Hanrahan faces Republican Bernard C Carey in a tight race for state's attorney with Sun Times polling a tossup. Hanrahan leverages Daley organization support and his law and order stance while Carey cites crime inaction and federal probe indictments to challenge him.
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Hanrahan
Cook County
Chicago
Daley
Edward Hanrahan
Law and Order
Bernard C. Carey
Chicago Sun-Times
Carey
James R. Thompson
Miller Accuses Clark of Unfair Campaign Charges
Incumbent Republican Sen. Jack Miller accuses Marion Democrat Dick Clark of falsehoods and smears in a tight Iowa campaign. Miller says Clark’s tactics insult voters and that Des Moines Register coverage aids unfair practices while defending his amendment on a retroactive tax-law change.
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Miller
Clark
Corydon
UPI
Jack Miller
Iowa
Marion
Dick Clark
Tate
Fair Campaign Practices Committee
Lowa
Des Moines Register
Congress
Alfred W Norden Injured in Car Crash
Alfred W Norden of 1632 First Avenue NW suffered injuries in a Saturday afternoon one car crash. He was found in satisfactory condition at Mercy hospital after his southbound vehicle left Highway 94 two miles west of Cedar Rapids and ran into a field. Norden was cited for failure to have the vehicle under control.
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Alfred W. Norden
First Avenue NW
Mercy Hospital
Norden
Cedar Rapids
Andrews sisters offer for Truman White House piano
The Andrews sisters proposed paying 5000 dollars for Truman's White House piano and guaranteed Republicans would not take possession if they owned it.
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Andrews Sisters
Truman
White House
Nixon and Thuy clash on troop withdrawal and cease fire
Nixon demanded partial troop withdrawal and rejected recognizing the Vietcong as a legitimate regime. Thuy said the unsigned agreement accepts withdrawal of all American personnel and recognition of two administrations in South Vietnam. They debate supervision of a cease fire and the demilitarized zone.
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Nixon
U.S
National Liberation Front
Saigon
South Vietnam
Xuan Thuy
Thuy
Siagon
Washington
Obituaries for Roy Crippen and Mayflower Descendants leader
Roy G Crippen died Saturday after a lengthy illness at 1343 C Avenue NE Surviving his wife a son Dale Hiawatha a daughter Betty Schnor Cedar Rapids two brothers Eldon Cedar Falls and Junior Crippen Clinton two sisters Sylvia Wilkins Independence and Helen Schadey Guttenburg seven grandchildren Services 1 30 p m Tuesday Shelley's Manchester Burial Oakland Cemetery Manchester Friends may call at Shelley's after 7 p m Sunday Also referenced Mayflower Descendants and former director of Collins Radio Credit Union past IBEW secretary treasurer of Audubon film lecturers former Cedar Valley Rock and Mineral Society president Surviving wife son Robert Sibley daughter Edward Schen Cedar Rapids two sisters Frank Whitters and Albin Lundell Cedar Rapids six grandchildren Services noon Monday Turner Chapel East Burial Cedar Memorial Cemetery Friends may call Sunday afternoon contribute to charity of choice.
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Roy G. Crippen
C Avenue
Lottie M. Crippen
Dale
Hiawatha
Richard
Betty) Schnor
Cedar Rapids
Eldon Crippen
Cedar Falls
H. Crippen
Clinton
Sylvia Wilkins
Independence
Helen Schadey
Guttenburg
Mayflower Descendants
Collins Radio Credit Union
IBEW
Audubon Film
National Science Club
Cedar Valley Rock and Mineral Society
Robert
Sibley
Edward Schen
Frank Whitters
Albin Lundell
Turner Chapel
D.A. Loferski
St. John’s Church
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
William E Willson Dies. Cedar Rapids Resident
William E Willson a Cedar Rapids resident and former Collins Radio employee died suddenly Saturday evening aged 61. He was born July 30 1896 in Pleasant Hill Iowa and married Elizabeth A Nemec June 21 1920 in Cedar Rapids. He served in World War I and was a member of Mt. Hermon Lodge Iowa Consistory and El Kahir Temple.
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William E. Willson
William Edgar Willson
1638
Avenue
Collins Radio
Cedar Rapids
Pleasant Hill
Elizabeth A. Nemec
Willson
Mt. Hermon Lodge
Iowa
el Kahir Temple
Memorial Services for Harold D Fliehler and Dortha Mae Wiese
Memorial services for Harold D Fliehler Tuesday at 10 30 a m at Brush chapel by Rev A T Washington with burial at Czech National. Dortha Mae Wiese Monday at 1 p m at Janeba Kuba funeral home west with Pastor Michael A Last of Hope Redeemer Lutheran Church and burial at Linwood Cemetery. Friends may call at Janeba Kuba funeral home west after 4 p m today. Casket will be closed at 12 30 Monday.
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Fliehler
Harold D
Brushchapel
A. T. Washington
Wiese
Dortha Mae
Janeba-Kuba Funeral Home
Michael A
Last of Hope Reedemer Lutheran Church
Linwood Cemetery
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Daily Record
C.R. Weather
Gazette
St. Luke's
Bertha Sykes
C Street
Paul Novac
Fifth Avenue
Robert Gwynne- Vaughan
Twenty-fourth Street
Leo Wickman
Coggan
Russell Horak
Springville
William Lowe
Thirty Fourth Street
Drive
Gerald Fatka
Hollywood Boulevard
Steven Whipple
Park Towne Place
C Avenue NW
Pearl Lyman
Murdoch's
The
Associated Press
Teahen Funeral Home
Marian F. Teahen
Elden B. Rohn
Mortician
First Ave
Beatty
Bearle Funeral Home
3Rd Ave
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
Sargent Shriver
Huntington
W.va
Daley Precinct
Democrats
Panther
FBI
Illinois Bureau of Investigation
Chicago Bar Assa
the Register
First Avenue
N.E
Sorn K. Lape
3Rd Avenue
International Commission
Novak Monument CO
14Th Ave
Joan B. Turner & Son
Second Avenue East
First Avenueg
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