Festival of Faith draws unity message in Cedar Rapids
Bishop James S. Thomas delivers ecumenical sermons at St. Pauls Methodist during Cedar Rapids third Festival of Faith attended by Roman Catholic Eastern Orthodox and Protestant representatives. Clergy from many churches participate in prayers readings and music.
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Alexander George
St. John’s Eastern Orthodox Church
John P. Woods
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Richard R. Krapil
St. Jude's Catholi Church
Robert E. Keyton
Edmund Becker
All Saints Catholic Church
Arnold Herbst
St. Paul's
David Noble
St Paul's
Dick Emmers
Grace Episcopal
Steve Heiman
Dave Whiting
Leonard Wood
All of
Richard Truxan
St. Michael's Episcopal
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids-Marion Area
Memorial services for Lela Head in Marengo Iowa
Lela Head 69, noted hospital volunteer at Veterans hospital Iowa City, died Saturday at Memorial hospital. Born November 6 1897 in Lee county she married Hilmer Head in 1922 Danville. Survivors include husband son Merle and several siblings. Funeral service Tuesday at Hoover-Valentine with graveside rites at Jagger cemetery Danville.
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Marengo
Lela Head
Memorial Hospital
Humphrey Seeks Bali Visit Talks With Suharto
Vice President Humphrey met Indonesia acting President Suharto in Bali and discussed Vietnam but did not ask for mediation. Suharto offered help due to Hanoi ties. Humphrey thanked but made no request. He toured Java agriculture project and planned a Suharto dinner before leaving Bali.
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Jakarta
Humphrey
Indonesia
Suharto
U.S
Hanoi
Bali
Java
American Food For Work Project
Stokes Slight Edge In Cleveland Mayor Race
In Cleveland, Negro candidate Carl Stokes holds a slight edge over Republican Seth Taft for mayor. Stokes, who has surprised voters before, has party backing and labor support, while Taft faces a potentially record turnout. Absentee ballots show increased activity as election day nears.
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Cleveland
Car Stokes
Stokes
Ralph Locher
Locher
Seth Taft
Cincinnati
William Howard Taft
Taft
Organized Labor
The
Plain Dealer
the Press
Sigourney Veterans Day Program Hosted by Local Officials
Representative John Kyle will address a Sigourney Veterans Day program Saturday morning. A parade begins at 10:15 with bands from Sigourney Keota Pekin Hedrick and Fremont. Local businesses close 10 to noon for the event and a noon lunch follows at Memorial Hall sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce and Music Parents.
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Sigourney
John Kyle
A-lowa
Keota
Pekin
Hedrick and
Fremont
Sigourney Business Houses
Sigourney Chamber of Commerce
Sigourney Music Parents Organization
Memorial Hall
Music Organization
East Iowa Officials To Be on ISU Panel
Four East Iowa officials Henry Furino mayor Anamosa Dick Zenisek mayor Fairfax B W Aulwes Maquoketa city manager and Grover Benischek Jones County Board chairman will join a local government panel discussion in Maquoketa Wednesday evening. Sponsored by the Local Government Programs Office Iowa State Ames the conference aims to provide a forum for mayors and county board members to discuss problems faced in office.
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Maquoketa
Iowa
Henry Furino
Anamosa
Dick Zenisek
Fairfax
B. W. Aulwes
Grover Benischek
Jones County Board of Supervisors
Iowa State
Ames
Two Hospitalized After Elkader County Road Crash
Two people were hospitalized after a one car crash on a county road near Elkport. Martha Shaffer 18 Colesburg drove out of control and rolled over. Passenger Mike Berns 20 Garnaville was hospitalized in fair condition after running a half mile for help.
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Elkader
Elkport
Martha Shaffer
Colesburg
Miss Shaffer
Mike Berns
Garnaville
Berns
East Shivers in Snowbound Lake Region
A mass of Arctic air drove record lows across the eastern U S with up to two feet of snow around the Great Lakes. Erie Pa reported 15 inches while towns like Hurley Wisconsin and Ironwood Michigan had two feet on the ground. Roads remained open and schools closed in Girard Pa.
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U.S
Great Lakes
Lynchburg
Roanoke
Fort Wayne
Nashville
Baltimore
Windsor Locks
Washington
Macon
Jackson
Miss
Columbia
5.C
Jacksonville
Fla
Erie
Girard
Adams
N.Y
Lake Ontario
Conneaut
Ohio
Mayville
S.Y
Hurley
Wisconsin
Ironwood
Mich
Ames Steak House Destroyed by Night Fire
A well known Ames steak house was destroyed by a Sunday night fire. Officials estimate total damage at the Chef's Inn in excess of 75000 dollars. The restaurant lay two miles outside of Ames.
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Ames
API
Chef's Inn
Turn to Worse for Cuban Soviet Ties Deepens
Moscow reports relations between Cuba and the Soviet Union worsen as Cuban Ambassador Raul Garcia Pelaez boycotts a Kremlin visit honoring the Bolshevik Revolution anniversary. The Chinese embassy also boycotted, underscoring strains over Latin American communist policy.
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Moscow
Cuba
Soviet Union
Raul Garcia Pelaez
Kremlin
Nikolai Pedgorny
Warlaies
An Chi-Yuan
Poycott
Havana
Latin America
Two Barge Employees Jailed in Elkader
Two barge workers arrested after a stop at Guttenberg faced jail in Clayton County. Ralph Milan, 30, of Cleveland, received 30 days for intoxication and 30 days for destroying jail furniture. Merlin Underwood, 21, of Point Pleasant, Virginia, drew 30 days or a $100 fine for intoxication.
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Elkader
Guttenberg
Clayton County
Ralph Milan
Cleveland
Merlin Underwood
Point Pleasant
Three U S Sergeants May Have Been Freed By Viet Cong
A U S spokesman said three American sergeants may have been released by the Viet Cong after a broadcast claimed their freedom last Tuesday. Identified as Sgt. Daniel Pitzer of Spring Lake North Carolina Sgt Edward Johnson of Seaside California and Sgt James Jackson of Taleots West Virginia the men were said to have been released to Vietnamese officials or to families or to progressive American organizations. The exact location of release remained unclear and officials could not confirm where they were freed.
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U.S
Daniel Pitzer
Spring Lake
N.C
Edward Johnson
Seaside
Calif
James Jackson
Taleots
W-Va
Johnson
Yemole
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