Weather and notices from a 1967 Daily Record page
The page lists city weather data for Atlanta Minneapolis Bismarck New Orleans Chicago New York Los Angeles Miami and Washington with highs around 58 to 36 and 0.09 inches of precipitation for November. It also includes barometer, humidity, wind, sunrise and sunset times, and obituary and funeral notices for several Iowa towns and residents with service details.
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Atlanta
Mineapolis
Bismarck
N.orleans
Chicago
York
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Geebs
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Los Angels
Miami
Wash
Gazette
Three Year Old Cut by Flying Glass in Burger King Crash
A 3-year-old boy, Brian Gardemann of Palo, was treated and released from Mercy hospital with facial cuts after a car struck a Burger King window at 3535 First Avenue SE. The driver, Evangeline Mae Claude, 19, said her foot slipped from the brake, accelerating into the plate glass. Window damage was estimated at 800 dollars and the car at 150 dollars. No charges filed.
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Burger King
First Avenue SE
Brian Gardemann
Craig C. Gardemann
Palo
Mercy Hospital
Evangeline Mae Claude
Wilson Avenue
Thrifty Want Ads Claim Low Cost Magic
Small classified pitches promise results with economy. Readership is urged to place a low cost want ad by dialing the provided number 369-1234 for quick exposure.
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Dial
Cedar Rapids Gazette Establishment Details and Rates
The Cedar Rapids Gazette was established in 1883 by The Gazette Co and is published daily and Sunday at 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa 52406. Subscription rates include 65 cents per week by carrier and various mail options with monthly and yearly prices. no mail subscriptions are accepted in areas with carrier service. 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
Transplants of Bone Marrow Performed at Two Midwestern Universities
Surgeons at the University of Wisconsin and the University of Minnesota reported the first bone marrow transplants from healthy donors to sick siblings. A 9 year old donor provided marrow to a 2 year old in Wisconsin on Sept 27, while in Minnesota a donor sister assisted a 7 month old from Wallingford, Conn. Both operations aimed to restore blood and immune function and were described as successes though not yet risk free.
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University of Wisconsin
University of Minnesota
Wisconsin
Fritz Bach
Richard Hong
Minnesota
Bach
Barbara Zeissert
Chatham
N.Y
David
Hong
David Camp
Wallingford
Conn
Doreen
Juvenile Escapes From Linn County Jail
A Cedar Rapids boy, held on probation orders, escaped Linn County Jail by breaking a second story barred window. He climbed to a roof and jumped to ground after deputies found his tray missing at 5 45 p m. He was to be sent to Eldora state training school.
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Linn County
Eldora State Training School
Cedar Rapids
Minor Accident Leads to Drunk Driving Charge in Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids police arrested Donald A. Dighton, 56, of 1509 Seventeenth Avenue SE, on a drunk driving charge after his car was involved in a minor collision in the 1400 block of B Avenue NE shortly after 12 30 p.m. He posted a $500 bond and was released from the city jail.
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Cedar Rapids
Donald A. Dighton
Seventeenth Avenue SE
Dighton
B Avenue NE
Deaths Merry Esther Treichler of Linn county
Merry Esther Treichler wife of William E. Treichler of Troy Mills dies at home after a long illness. Born December 25 1890 in Cedar Rapids she married January 14 1922. Survived by husband a daughter Ann Wolverton Philippi WV a son William E Treichler Jr Vershire VT four grandchildren one brother Robert C Davis Ojai CA two sisters Carlisle Anderson Canada and Elizabeth Perdue California. Funeral plans to be announced.
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Merry Esther Treichler
William E. Treichler
Troy Mills
Linn County
Cedar Rapids
George S
Adeline E. Calder Davis
Ann Wolverton
Philippi
West Va
William E. Treich
Funeral services set for Stella Pratt in Clinton
Stella M. Pratt, 60, killed in a two car crash north of Waterloo, will have funeral services Tuesday at Brush chapel at 9 a.m. and 9:30 a.m. at St. Wenceslaus church. Rosary will be recited Monday at 7:30 p.m. Burial is at St. John's cemetery. Survived by husband Harry J. Pratt, son Michael of Quincy, mother Mrs. Joseph Jandl, sister Bessie Jandl, and brother Edward P. Jandl. Related details note Cedar Rapids origin and Clinton residence.
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Stella M. Pratt
Waterloo
Brush Chapel
St. Wenceslaus
Clarence Frana
St. John’s
Stella M. Jandl
Cedar Rapids
Harry J. Pratt
Clinton
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Alter Rosary Society
Michael
Quincy
Ill
Joseph Jandl
Bessie Jandl
Des Moines
Edward P
Memorial Notices for Richard L Wise and Mrs Harry McKean
Richard L Wise to be laid to rest at Linwood cemetery after a service at Turner chapel east at 1 30 p m Monday conducted by Capt Robert Greenleaf. Mrs Harry McKean to be buried at Mt Calvary cemetery with a Monday service at Brosh chapel led by Rev A L Zachar. rosary at 7 30 p m Sunday and visiting hours after noon Sunday at Brosh chapel.
Reds Launch Coordinated Attacks Near DMZ
North Vietnamese troops fired hundreds of mortars at allied bases near the DMZ in a weekend assault. Casualties were light. the attack included a U S base and three South Vietnamese camps. B 52s hit the Cambodian border region with massive bombs. Civilians died or were wounded by a mine and shelling in Quang Ngai and Pleiku areas.
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Saigon
Apz
Demilitarized Zone
Can Tho
Mekong Delta
Quang Ngai
South Vietnam
Pleiku
Two Injured as Autos Collide on City Streets
Two people were hurt in a Saturday collision at Tenth Street and Fifth Avenue SE. Vehicles driven by Paul J. Greathouse and Hazel T. Hill collided at 2 p.m. Hill and Hazel M. Hill, both of the same address, were treated and released at Mercy hospital. Mrs. Hill faced a traffic signal violation charge.
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Tenth Street
Fifth Avenue SE
Paul J. Greathouse
Center Point
Hazel T. Hill
Eighth Street SE
Hazel M. Hill
Mercy Hospital
Hill
Cyclist Tries To Miss Car Hits Building
A motorcyclist injured when his cycle struck a building at E Avenue and First Street SW. Gregory A. Jones, 17, of 1018 Fifth Street SW, treated and released from St Luke's hospital after swerving to avoid a car that cut in front of him. The accident occurred shortly before 1 p.m.
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E Avenue
First Street
St. Luke’s Hospital
Gregory A. Jones
Fifth Street
Pinned Between Cars Leaves Cedar Rapids Man With Minor Injury
Charles D. Vyskocil a 33 year old resident of 1015 Pawnee Drive NW was pinned between two parked cars outside his home at 7 30 Saturday evening. His wife Carol drove one of the cars and released him after he was checked at St Luke s hospital for a leg injury.
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Cedar Rapids
Charles D. Vyskocil
Pawnee Drive
St. Luke’s Hospital
Vyskocil
Carol
Nixon May Send Observer To Paris Peace Talks
President elect Nixon said he would discuss with Johnson and Rusk the role he might play in Vietnam peace negotiations. He indicated it was possible an observer representing him could attend the Paris talks, with decisions to be made after his meeting with Johnson and Rusk.
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Paris
Key Biscayne, Fla
Upi
Richard Nixon
Johnson
Rusk
Vietnam
Johnson and Rusk
Henry Cabot Lodge
U.S
West Germany
Nixon rules out European trip before inauguration
President Nixon said he would not make a European trip between now and the inauguration and would travel only if it served Vietnam negotiations. He noted he responded to President Thieu by diplomatic channel and discussed European affairs with former Vice President Lodge who agreed to take on special assignments in the new administration.
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Paris
Saigon
Nixon
Europe
Vietnam
Thieu
South Vietnam
Johnson
Lodge
Robbery suspect Reynolds held at century courthouse
Police sealed the century old courthouse with guards and dogs to control crowds as Reynolds was moved from Aylesbury to Leicester maximum security prison after a courtroom hearing. Detectors and detectives monitored the scene while eight reporters gained entry.
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Butler
Reynolds
Leicester
Arrests Echo Street Tenement Standoff Aimed at Armed Suspect
Police said the suspect opened a window and was arrested hours later across the street from a tenement. In the apartment they found an M 1 rifle a carbine 24 30 caliber shells two switchblade knives and an oriental carving knife. Records show the elder Namer came from Yemen 13 years ago without citizenship. His sons arrived two years ago from Rada Yemen a village of 3500. During Nixon campaign he endorsed strong American support for Israel in the Middle East.
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Namer
Yemen
Mideast
Rada
New Left not Communist Movement Says Senator Dodd
Senator Thomas Dodd says the New Left is manipulated by revolutionaries but not a pure communist movement. He notes it began about three years ago as a large, varied phenomenon with both organized groups and broader youth activism. He warns against dismissing thousands of idealistic youths and urges understanding to channel their talent toward constructive work.
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Washington
UPI
Thomas Dodd
D-Conn
New Left
Dodd
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
Moscow
Peking
Students For A Democratic Society
Far Right
Auto-Rama Exhibition Show Stuns With Futura Corvair Engine
Sharon Shipman of 1335 Fifth Street NW surveys a display at Memorial Coliseum during a three day Auto-Rama show featuring the Futura powered by a Corvair engine. The exhibition highlights unusual cars and closes Sunday.
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Sharon Shipman
Fifth Street NW
Memorial Coliseum
Shah of Iran Arrives in Saudi Arabia for Talks
The Shah of Iran arrived in Saudi Arabia for six days of discussions with King Faisal on Middle East issues, a Saudi radio broadcast reported.
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Beirut
UPI
Shah of
Iran
Saudi Arabia
Faisal
Mideast
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