Weather and obituaries from November data indicate mixed readings
Daily Record details high and low temperatures for many cities, with precipitation amounts and normals. It lists barometer, humidity, wind at 2 p.m., sunrise and sunset times, and year-ago figures. The latter sections contain numerous obituaries and notices with names, ages, and service times across multiple towns, reflecting a community-wide page.
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PRR
Rio
Touros Agre
Coe Eos
Gazette
Birth announcements and maintenance notices from Mercy area
Births list a son for Ronald J Landtiser and a daughter for Kenneth Robertson, with addresses. Separations and name changes include Deborah Collins and Sidney Collins, Diane Northland and Dennis Northland. Several couples and individuals listed. Police and safety notices include Sparks to rafters at 400 Twelfth Avenue SE, leaves burning at 2000 Memorial Drive, gasoline spill at Sixth Street and Wilson Avenue SW, a boiler room fire at 1000 Eleventh Street SW, and a trash fire at 2901 First Avenue SE with times noted.
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Ronald J. Landtiser
First Avenue SE
Robert P. Kennedy
Twentieth Street NW
Sixth Street
Wilson Avenue
Eleventh Street
First Avenue
Speeding and traffic fines listed for Marion area drivers
Police division records show numerous speeding violations with names and addresses across Marion and nearby towns, each fined sums from 10 to 15 dollars plus costs. Several cases note failure to control vehicle, leaving scene, improper left turn, and resisting an officer. Also recorded are a drunkenness case and hospital judgment.
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Thomas R. McEleney
Clinton
Zahar Berry
Eighth Street
Kenneth S. Jorgenson
Rockford Road
Michael Antonelli
Oak Lawn
Ill
Hope A. Hacker
Seventeenth Street
Duane T. Clemens
Eighteenth Street
Marion J. Alexander
Waconia Avenue
John S. Taylor
Rusk Visit Lakers Hotel Ambushed by NY Protesters
Demonstrators numbering about 200 linked hands to block traffic along Sixth Avenue between 51st and 44th streets. Police used nightsticks and shields to disperse the crowd as five false alarms escalated the clash. state security kept Secretary Rusk under heavy guard, slipping into the hotel at 4 55 p.m. and leaving at 10 45 p.m.
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Johnson
U.S
Sixth Avenue
51St
44Th
Fifth Avenue
State Department
Rusk
New York
Washington
Sato argues Ryukyus return strengthens US Japan security
Sato contends that the Ryukyu Islands can be both a base and an administration link with Japan and that early return would solidify US Japan ties. He says peace in Asia depends on this, while noting Southeast Asian leaders fear US Vietnam withdrawal without a proper plan.
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Nawa
Ryukyus
Japan
America
Asia
Sato
Johnson
Vietnam
California Divorce Costs Rise With New 1967 Fee Law
Los Angeles reports show divorce filing and related actions now cost $5 more under a 1967 California law. The current fee in Los Angeles County totals $35.50 for filing a divorce or annulment.
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Los Angeles
California
Brooks on Sports and Weather on KCRG TV
Monday through Friday the 10 o clock news on KCRG TV features Brooks on sports and Channel 9 weather updates.
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Brooks
Channel 9
Kcrgtv
Snowfall Tops Foot as Great Lakes Region Sees Heavy Snows
A fast moving storm system dropped over a foot of snow in upstate New York south of Buffalo and created four foot drifts. Strong winds and gale warnings affected the eastern Great Lakes region with fatalities linked to snow shoveling. Temperatures fell to the 20s with warnings for Lakes Erie Huron Ontario and New England coast.
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Great Lakes
Upstate
New York
Buffalo
Lakes Huron
Erie
Ontario
New England
New York State
Alpena
Michigan
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Hibbing
Minn
Democrats Eye Replacement for C R Postmaster
Linn county Democratic central committee met briefly to discuss a successor to the late Cedar Rapids postmaster Walter Anawalt. Four candidates were named among those considering applying, with decisions routed to Rep. Culver and ultimately the president. The group planned monthly meetings and a late fall special session to widen the Cedar Rapids postmaster decision.
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Linn County
Democratic Central Committee
Walter Anawalt
Cedar Rapids
Kenneth Moore
Anawalt
Moore
Charles Seda
Forest Drive SE
Kenneth Barger
1726 Avenue NE
J. Don Weimer
Bever Avenue
Donald J. Weiland
Karen Drive
Weiland
Weimer
First National Bank
Marion
Central Committee
John C. Culver
Johnson
Thoughts of Mao Help To Win Battles
The New China News Agency reports that Mao Tse-tung’s teachings inspire the Red Chinese navy to conquer storms and shoot down enemy planes. Sailors recite Mao’s lines to gain courage amid rough seas and combat pilots are urged to go all out to destroy intruders.
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Mao Tse-tung
New China
Chairman Mao
Czech-Born Teacher Details Soviet Pressure in Moscow Room
A Czech-born schoolteacher testified before Congress that a Russian agent offered vodka in a Moscow hotel room and pressured her to cooperate. The testimony described coercive tactics during the Cold War era.
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Congressmen
Moscow
Natalie Bienstock
House Committee On un-American Activities
Miss Bienstock
Boston
KGB
Russia
Tate
Ukraine
Sol Hurok Enterprises
United States
Alexander Sorokin
U.N
New York
Judge Overrules Suppression in McLaud Breakin Case
Judge Harold D. Victor overruled Fredrick J. McLaud's suppression requests in a break in at the Gay Time lounge. He admitted to a Oct. 11 police confession and a warranted search of his apartment and automobile yielded beer, cigarets, liquor, cash, and a screwdriver.
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Harold D. Victor
Fredrick J. McLaud
D Avenue
McLaud
Gay Time
Second Avenue SE
Supreme Court
Jordan Writ Denied in Car Theft Case
Judge Harold D. Vietor denied Glen E. Jordan a writ of habeas corpus reasserting he was arrested unlawfully. The ruling cites a county attorney information as lawful restraint after Jordan and two other youths allegedly took a car from Robert J. Bedard of Waterloo on November 6 while Bedard stayed at the YMCA. Jordan remains free on bond.
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Harold D. Vietor
Glen E. Jordan
Sixth Avenue SE
Jordan
Victor
Robert J. Bedard
Waterloo
YMCA
Butterfield Sued for Eight Thousand Dollars
Zenia Arnold filed an $8,000 damage suit in Linn district court Tuesday against Gerald K. Butterfield over a June 9 auto crash on Sixteenth Avenue SW near Twelfth Street. Arnold alleges Butterfield rear-ended her car causing a chain collision with a third vehicle and seeks damages for repairs loss of use injuries wages medical costs and pain.
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Zenia Arnold
Linn District Court
Gerald K. Butterfield
Sixteenth Avenue
Twelfth Street
Butterfield
Arnold
Stucker Fined for Overweight Vehicle
Donald J. Stucker of Coralville pled guilty to an overweight vehicle charge. Judge William R. Eads fined him 161 dollars and 80 cents after his Nov 3 arrest at Eighth Street and First Avenue E. He was accused of carrying 4520 excess pounds on the second axle of his truck.
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Donald J. Stucker
Coralville
William R. Eads
Stucker
Eighth Street
First Avenue E
Today’s Columnists and Entertainment Listings
Columnists and entertainment pages for the day include Rick Du Brow Leonard Lyons Gaver first night coverage Bill 8D Financial Sylvia Porter Shulsky investors John Cunniff and Art Buchwald plus the picture page.
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Rick du Brow
Leonard Lyons
Gaver
Sylvia Porter Shulsky
John Cunniff
Church Vestry Apologizes to LBJ on Sermon
Bruton Parish Church in Williamsburg apologizes to President Johnson after a sermon by Rev. Cotesworth Pinckney Lewis urged a clear explanation of U.S. Vietnam policy. Senior warden Edward Riley said a telegram expressing regret was sent to the White House. Lewis declined comment on the vestry action while defending the remarks as misunderstood in context.
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Williamsburg
Bruton Parish
Johnson
Edward Riley
White House
Cotesworth Pinckney Lewis
Vietnam
Lewis
Obituaries in Cedar Rapids area recount several deaths
Obituary notices list Laura A. McFarland wife of Thomas P. McFarland of Davenport born April 24 1892 Cedar Rapids died Tuesday. Also John H. Hruska 52 of Arlington Heights Illinois Cedar Rapids resident 15 years ago died Sunday with services in Chicago and at Czech National Cemetery Cedar Rapids. Timothy Lynn Stevens infant son of Robert and Mrs Stevens died at birth with services planned in Marion. Marie Schmidt of Austin Texas sister of Mrs Robert Ilen died Saturday. she was a nurse and former superintendent of Lutheran hospital in Hampton with services in Serbia Texas.
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Laura A. McFarland
Thomas P. McFarland
Davenport
Cedar Rapids
Grace Spener
Omaha
Robert Sneckenberger
Lewis Kirkland
San Diego
Calif
Turner Chapel
John P. Woods
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Walker Cemetery
John H. Hruska
Arlington Heights
Ill
Mildred
Joy
University of Iowa
Susan
Edwin E. Hruska
William F. Hruska
Charles A. Hruska
A. D. Drews
Chicago
Czech National Cemetery
Timothy Lynn Stevens
Robert D. Stevens
Third Street
Jeffrey Dean Stevens
Scott Allen Stevens
Bert Stevens
Russell Reed
Harry Sommers
Lawrence B. Sprankle
First Baptist Church of
Marion
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
Marie Schmidt
Austin
Texas
Schmidt
Herman Schmidt
Robert Ilen
Nineteenth Avenue
Fort Wayne
Ind
Lutheran Hospital School of Nursing
Lutheran Hospital
Hampton
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Serbia
Marcos Party Runs Strong as Philippine Vote Totals Rise
Manila AP dispatch notes the Nacionalistas lead early in the Philippines senatorial race with six of eight seats as liberal rivals trail. Aquino tops the senatorial field by a narrow margin amid nationwide returns from 45 of 65 provinces.
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Nacionalista Party
Ferdinand Marcos
Nacionalistas
Benigno Aquino
Marcos
Senate
Obituary: Charles Benda Dies From Boulder Auto Crash
Charles Benda of Belle Plaine and former Cedar Rapids artist with Nesper Sign Co died Monday in Boulder Colorado from injuries in an automobile accident There is no cause listed but services are set for 11 a.m. Thursday in Boulder He is survived by his wife Hilda Schaffer Benda.
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Charles Benda
Belle Plaine
Cedar Rapids
Boulder
Colo
Last voyage of Queen Mary claims crewman’s life
The Queen Mary’s final voyage also marked the death of engine room crewman Jock Hosbrough, 56, of Southampton England. He died November 13 likely from heat exhaustion and was buried at sea before the liner reached Rio de Janeiro on its way to Long Beach California.
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Brazil
Jock Hosbrough
Southampton
England
Rio de Janeiro
Long Beach
Calif
De Gaulle Set for News Conference November 27
Paris AP reports President de Gaulle will hold his next news conference on November 27, announced by a spokesman on Wednesday.
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Paris
de Gaulle
Westmoreland none political ambitions truth on Vietnam war
General Westmoreland described optimism among Southeast Asia officials and dismissed claims of presidential pressure for military victories. He said progress is steady, denied plans to run for president, and stated he has no political ambitions despite ongoing discussions of a possible cease fire and war progress.
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Westmoreland
Southeast Asia
Vietnam
Central Highlands
Three-Vehicle Collision Triggers $11,800 Suit
Larry E. and Linda Horak sue Cecil W. and Anna May Hinton in Linn district court over a chain collision at the Collins fabrication building exit on C avenue NE. Anna Hinton’s station wagon struck Jo Anne Weldon, sending Weldon into the Horak car, which then hit the Hinton vehicle. Linda Horak seeks $11,750 for injury and related costs. Larry Horak claims $50 for car repair.
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Collins Fabrication Building
C Avenue NE
Linn District Court
Larry E
Linda Horak
Cecil W
Anna May Hinton
Anna Hinton
Jo Anne Marie Weldon
Weldon
Horak
Hinton
Raiders Nab 21 In Hong Kong
Hong Kong police raided 40 suspected communist hideouts after a bomb attack on a police station. Twenty one people were arrested in the operation conducted Tuesday by authorities seeking to curb communist activity and restore order.
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Raiders
Hong Kong
Crash Toll in India Kills Three, Injures Forty
In New Delhi a truck and a bus collision left three people dead and 40 others seriously injured, police reported on Wednesday.
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New Delhi
UPI
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