Weather and community notices from the Daily Record
The paper details high and low temperatures across cities such as Atlanta Miami Bismarck Mineapolis Chicago New York and Seattle plus precipitation totals and barometric trends. It lists births dates and names, police calls traffic fines and court actions, and upcoming church services and funeral notices across Iowa locations including Marion Cedar Rapids and Des Moines.
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Atlanta
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New York
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Phoenix
Houston
Seattle
L.angeles
Washington
Guidelines for 10 000 Largest Corporations Dividends Rules
The exchange act guidelines target about 10 000 large corporations responsible for most yearly U S dividends. Exemptions include regulated investment firms real estate trusts and personal holding companies. Moderate dividends allowed for firms with minimal or no payouts in prior years, while 1971 payments remain limited per Nixon wage price freeze.
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Nixon
Jury Awards No Damages in Ham Estate Fall Suit
A Linn district court jury found no damages for the estate of Marguerite Ham in a suit against Green Thumb Nursery over a fall on Center Point Road NE on April 26, 1968. Plaintiffs sought 44,868.50 for the estate and 5,000 for husband Donald. Cedar Rapids residents alleged a hole filled with soft dirt caused the accident. Jury members from Cedar Rapids and Marion delivered the verdict late Thursday afternoon.
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Linn
Marguerite Ham
Green Thumb Nursery
Center Point Road
Donald
Cedar Rapids
Ham
Gilbert T. Fiereisen
Earl V. Moeller
Harlan R. Porter
Joyce B. Ayers
Lloyd H. Phelps
Paul T. Williams
W. Earl Usher
John N. Homsey
Dewey F. Payn
Joseph A. Gessner
Jackie B. Reese
Paul Knapp
Marion
Edgewood Residents Seek Delay on Road Assessments
A Cedar Rapids group of Edgewood road property owners petitioned the city council to delay paving assessments until their district court case settles. The public hearing on the 1971 paying program includes a $230,715 project with $66,033.63 at issue if the suit succeeds. The petition carries 141 signatures.
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Edgewood Road
Cedar Rapids
United States supports China in UN entry after 22 years outside
In a tense UN session the United States affirmed support for the People's Republic of China to join the United Nations. Five Chinese delegates entered the assembly hall at 10:32 a.m., ending 22 years of external status, led by Deputy Foreign Minister Chiao Kuan-hua and Vice-Chairman Huang Hua along with Fu Hao, Hsiung Hsiang-huej, and Chen Yu.
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United States
U. N
Chiao Kuan-hua
Huang Hua
Fu Hao
Hsiung Hsiang-huej
Chen Yu
Obituary: Martha Pearl Wentworth 87
Martha Pearl Wentworth 87 wife of James S Wentworth formerly of 521 Tenth Street SW died at Salsbury Baptist Home Charles City after a sudden illness. Born Cedar County Feb 21 1884 she married James Wentworth March 30 1912 in Cedar Rapids. Survived by husband two daughters Elmer Linkenback Cedar Rapids and Robert Schmidt Rockford five grandchildren three great grandchildren a sister and a brother. Services at Calvary Baptist Church 1:30 p.m. Tuesday burial Cedar Memorial. Casket not opened after service. Memorial gifts to Calvary Baptist missionary fund are invited.
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Martha Pearl Wentworth
James S. Wentworth
Tenth Street
Salsbury
Charles City
Cedar County
Wentworth
Cedar Rapids
Calvary Baptist Church
Elmer Linkenback
Robert Schmidt
Rockford
Emerson Slocum
San Pedro
Calif
Orvin K. Frink
Long Beach
Harry R. Egner
Cedar Memorial
Turner ‘Chapel West
Missionary Fund of
R Gray 34 dies after long illness in Cedar Rapids
Robert Gray 34 of 3307 Rosewoodcourt NE died Sunday after a long illness. Born August 28 1937 in Allamakee county he married Patricia Ann Johnson October 7 1961 in Waterville. Surviving include wife son Robert Jr parents two brothers and two sisters. Services at First Lutheran Church Tuesday 3 p.m. burial Cedar Memorial. Memorials to Cancer Society welcomed.
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Robert Edward Neuman Gray
Rosewoodcourt
Allamakee
Patricia Ann Johnson
Waterville
Cedar Rapids
Altorfer Machinery Co
First Lutheran Church
Junior Achievement
Robert Edward Neuman Gray, Jr
Stanley Gray
Monona
Richard Gray
Billingham
Wash
John Gray
Chicago
Keith Selberg
Tripoli
Roger Pladsen
Waukon
George W. Carlson
Larry K. Fruehling
Cedar Memorial
Turner Chapel East
The
Cancer Society
Dobry Rites Held For Local 84 Year Old Coal Company Retiree
James G. Dobry 84 of 390 Sixteenth Street SE died Saturday after a long illness. Born February 7 1887 in St. Paul Nebraska he married Clara Tuma in November 1955 in Omaha. He worked for Dick's Coal Co retired. Survivors include wife son Harlan D. Dobry of Canton Ohio a grandson and three sisters W J Neuzil Cedar Rapids M M Simitz Prescott AZ and Mrs Earl Cooper Deadwood SD. Services at Turner Chapel East at 10 30 a m Tuesday conducted by Rev Larry R Johnson First Presbyterian Burial Linwood. Friends may call at Turner Chapel East until 10 15 a m Tuesday. Casket will not be opened after service.
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Sixteenth Street SE
St. Paul
Neb
Clara Tuma
Omaha
Dick’s Coal Co
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Canton
Ohio
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Cedar Rapids
M. M. Simitz
Prescott, Ariz
Earl Cooper
Deadwood
Turner Chapel East
Larry R. Johnson
First Presbyterian Church
Linwood
Mountain Home man dies while visiting Texas
Chester Morgan Edgar aged 75 of Mountain Home Arkansas died Saturday in Arlington Texas while visiting son in law and daughter Richard Hobel. Retired owner of Auto Rite Electric Co Cedar Rapids survivor sister Winifried Koutnik. Services at Beatty Bearle chapel 1 30 p m Wednesday with burial Cedar Memorial. Friends may call after 6 p m Tuesday.
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Mountain Home
Ark
Richard Hobel
Arlington
Texas
Cedar Rapids
Auto- Rite Electric Co
Oelwein
Winifried Koutnik
Beatty-Bearle
D. A. Loferski
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Cedar Memorial
Beatty-Bearle’s
Memorial Service for Louis William Beatty Bearle Chapel
Memorial services conducted by Dr. John P. Woods at Bearle chapel at 11 a.m. Monday. Westminster United Presbyterian Church and Mt Hermon Masonic lodge were noted. Cremation committal followed.
Obituary: Frank B Schlack 86 Cedar Rapids Resident
Frank B Schlack 86 of 2315 C avenue NE died Sunday after a long illness. He lived in Cedar Rapids 50 years born June 2 1885 in Muscatine married Billie Robb Sept 26 1949. Employed by Cedar Rapids school district Collins Radio Co and Iowa Liquor Commission. Survived by wife son Verle daughters Marie Eastburn Lillian Holcombe a brother Edward Schlack three grandchildren one great grandchild. Services 3 p.m. Tuesday at Chapel of Memories Rev Arnold Herbst Cedar Rapids. Friends may call at Cedar Memorial after 5 p.m. Monday. Casket closes 2:30 p.m. Tuesday. Donations to Camp Good Health accepted.
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Frank B. Schlack
C Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Muscatine
Billie Robb
Collins Radio Co
Iowa Liquor Commission
Schlack
Crescent Lodge
Cedar Rapids Elks Club
Verle Schlack
Oceanside
Calif
Marie Eastburn
Chicago
Lillian Holcombe
Washington, D.C
Edward Schlack
Davenport
Arnold Herbst
St. Paul’s United Methodist Church
Cedar Memorial
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
Camp Good Health
Sunday 71 Degree Cedar Rapids Heat Records
Sunny Sunday in Cedar Rapids set a warm record with a high of 71 degrees the warmest November 14 since records began The previous balmiest November 14 was 76 degrees in 1918 If Monday shows no record the high for that day would be 74 degrees set in 1950 with 67 degrees at 2 pm on Monday unlikely to surpass it
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Cedar Rapids
Price controls and labor positions blur inflation fight
The government plans a 72 hour review for price increase notices replacing current rules that force large firms to notify before hikes. Connally signals a flexible dollar policy while UAW head Woodcock reports overwhelming support for internal Pay Board action. AFL CIO maritime trades fault Phase 2 rules as protecting big corporations over workers.
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Price Commission
Cost of Living Council
Connally
U.S
Leonard Woodcock
United Auto Workers
Detroit
Detroit That 98 Percent of His Union Want Labor’s Five Members On the Pay Board
Organized Labor
Pay Board
Nixon
Afl-Cio Maritime Trades Department
Miami
Tax Bill Debated In Senate Floor Battle In 1967
Coalition of Republicans and a few Democrats blocked a 1967 tax bill after a six week senate floor struggle. The measure, from the finance committee, carried $15.5 billion in reductions for individuals and business over 1971 to 1973. The senate moved to expand this by about $4 billion, raising the personal income tax exemption to $800 in 1972 from $750 approved by the house.
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Johnson
Senate
Finance Committee
House
Bus Drivers Postpone Greyhound Strike For Five Days
In Daytona Beach Florida the Amalgamated Transit Union postpones a Sunday noon strike deadline for five days. Union Vice-president Edward Oliver and Greyhound President James Kerrigan will lead top level talks in Daytona Beach Tuesday. The dispute centers on a three year contract rejected by the union. wage issues are not the primary focus.
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Fla
Greyhound Bus Co
Amalgamated Transit Union
John Elliott
Washington, D.C
Edward Oliver
Greyhound
James Kerrigan
Rocky Mountains
Tollfilled Iowa Road Disasters Reported Across Counties
Authorities trace multiple deadly incidents from a road toll. Names include Robert Martis and Bruce Hanna found in a wreck near Creston. Orie Omstead killed at Four Mile bridge near Pleasant Hill. Wayne Mullins charged with drunk driving after a stall collision on Route 163. Additional fatal crashes involve Dennis Moore near Stuart, Donald Bix near Clarinda, Douglas Buys near Akron, Donald Foth on the Iowa River, and Betty Drake in Page county.
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West Des Moines
Orie Omstead
Pleasant Hill
Omstead
Four Mile Bridge
Wayne Mullins
Des Moines
Menlo
Stuart
Dennis Ray Moore
Joyce Miller
Casey
Clarinda
Donald Bix
Iowa Highway Patrol
Page County
Douglas Bruce Buys
Akron
Buys
Iowa River
Donald Foth
Betty Jean Drake
Griswold
Dorothy Veak
Stanton
Drake
Venus Temperatures Soar Past 900 Degrees
Temperatures on Venus likely exceed 900 degrees, enough to melt lead and zinc, scientists report. The extreme heat highlights the planet's hostile atmosphere and sulfuric acid clouds.
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Venus
Pentagon suppresses Rand study on Viet Cong success
Hamburg based Der Spiegel reports the Rand Corp study found high ideological motivation behind Viet Cong battlefield successes and suggested Vietnamizing the war was futile. The piece asserts the study contradicted the U S government thesis that terror tactics were decisive.
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Germany
Pentagon
Rand Corp
der Spiegel
Spiegel
No Indiscriminate Shooting Claims Amid My Lai Testimony
Medina describes a 15 minute conversation with Henderson denying orders for slaughter and recounts seeing 20 to 28 bodies together. He notes civilian deaths from helicopter gunships and artillery and recalls platoon counts ranging from 6 to 50 dead. A Rand study on Viet Cong indoctrination is cited, detailing daily political sessions and tactics to recruit and mislead civilians.
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Medina
Henderson
Farmers Split Over Butz Nomination Stirred by Resignations
Senators and farmers debated the appointment of Butz to head the Agriculture Department. Sen. Milton Young criticized the pick amid resignations from business ties. National Orange delegates supported Butz, while Oren Lee Staley of the National Farmers Organization sought to testify against him at Senate hearings.
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Nixon
Clifford Hardin
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Charleston
W. Va
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Iowa
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Senate Agriculture Committee
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D-Ga
Woman Charged with Possession of Amphetamines
Mary E. Jacobs 25 of 1306 K avenue NE was charged with possession of amphetamines after about 40 tablets were found during booking for intoxication. Sheriff Walter Grant said she was released Sunday after posting a $230 bail.
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Mary E. Jacobs
K Avenue NE
Walter Grant
Smiley Leaves Iowa City For Pontiac City Manager Post
Smiley declined to apply for the Pontiac opening. the city hired him after the former city manager left. Pontiac recruited through a field consultant and will pay Smiley 33000 annually, up from 23500 in Iowa City. The move reflects Pontiac’s urban redevelopment needs and minority population challenges. Mayor Loren Hickerson said he anticipated the resignation and the council will decide how to choose a successor.
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Smiley
Iowa City
Pontiac Motor Company
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