Weather and local notices from Daily Record
Reported Saturday weather with high 57 and no rainfall for November total 0.14 inches. Includes barometer 29.68 humidity 53 percent and 11 pm wind 13 mph. City sunrise 7 01 am sunset 4 43 pm. November 16 17 notices of births and a few false alarms and an arcing transformer. Jury panel notices Linn district court require reporting Monday panel 2 while panel 1 is excused.
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Gazette
Fourth Avenue
M Street
Glen Elm Drive
Linn District Court
Romanian plan seeks three mile Israeli withdrawal for peace talks
Beirut reports two Romanian envoys visit Arab capitals proposing an immediate three mile pullback on Israeli fronts with a U N proved demilitarized zone as the first step toward an Arab Israeli peace conference. Abba Eban received the plan positively during Bucharest visit. King Hussein signals Jordan openness to Syrian and Lebanese assent and Palestinians plebiscite stance.
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Morocco
U.N
Abba Eban
Bucharest
Amman
Jordan
Hussein
Hafez Assad
Suleiman Franjieh
West Bank
Nixon calls ex aides jackasses at breakfast briefing
Rep. William Scherle said President Nixon described some former White House staffers as jackasses while acknowledging he hired overzealous people. He stressed Nixon would accept responsibility as employer. Barry Goldwater Jr. called the disclosure timely and significant at a fundraising dinner in Oskaloosa.
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DES Moines
Nixon
Iowa
William Scherle
White House
Scherle
Congress
Iown
Barry Goldwater Jr
R-Calif
Oskaloosa
Goldwater
California
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Family in Plane Crash in Western Massachusetts
State police identified four members of the same family found dead in a private airplane wreck near West Stockbridge. The victims were George Raitt, 34, of Madison New Jersey, his daughters Debbie 14 and Mary Lou 11, and his mother Virginia Raitt 57 of Baskin Ridge New Jersey.
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West Stockbridge
Mass
UPI
Massachusetts
George Raitt
Madison
N. J
Debbie
Mary Lou
Virginia Raitt
Basking Ridge
Nixon Repeats Denial On Mitchell Dean Tape Connection
President Nixon defends himself claiming the telephone he used to discuss Mitchell was not linked to the White House recording system and that the tape exhausted before a late night meeting with John Dean.
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John Mitchell
White House
John Dean
Nixon
Mitchell
Dean
Edith Schulte 74 Fairfax Dies After Long Illness
Edith Marie Schulte 74 widow of Adam A. Schulte longtime Fairfax resident died Saturday after a long illness. Born January 30 1899 she belonged to St Patrick's Church Altar and Rosary Society National Catholic Society of Foresters Mercy Hospital Auxiliary Farm Bureau and was a 4 H leader for 30 years. Survived by four daughters a son two sisters and eight grandchildren. Services 11 am Tuesday at St Patrick's Fairfax Rev John A Breitbach. burial in St Patrick's Cemetery. Rosary 730 pm Monday by Foresters and 8 pm by Father Breitbach at Teahen chapel with visitation 9 am to 9 pm Monday.
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Adam A. Schulte
Fairfax
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Altar and Rosary Society
National Catholic Society of Foresters
Mercy Hospital Auxiliary
Farm Bureau
Don Foth
Vinton
Elaine Schulte
Cedar Rapids
William Gibney
Father Breitbach
Teahen Chapel
Donates Check To Help Fellow Inmates Learn
Isaac Tabor, an 85 year old inmate at Davie county prison, created a $7500 fund from his social security to supply teaching materials for prisoners. He was jailed for life at 72 for killing his landlord, paroled last year, then returned to prison voluntarily.
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Mocksville
N.C
Isaac Tabor
Davie County
Tabor
City Briefs and Local Notices Roundup
Exchange Club meets Tuesday at noon in Montrose with Bev Rongren of the Hawkeye Zoological Society as speaker. Also Sertoma Club at Elks Club with David Spatola. Wreaths and cemetery mounds ready at Kluber Gardens. Hiawatha Hose Wives meet Monday at 7 30 p.m. Turner employees annual dinner at Draper Inn on Dec 7 1973. Break-ins report at Holiday Inn and Roosevelt hotel area with thefts of clothing and tools. McKinley School break-in and a camera theft noted at Ryan Leasing Co. Classified ads urge fast sale of usable items.
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Exchange Club
Montrose
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The
Hawkeye
Gazette Carrier Rates and Subscriptions Explained
The notice outlines subscription options and carrier rates for the Gazette including 85 cents per day and monthly or yearly plans. It mentions mail subscriptions and regional service areas, with notes on edition availability and delivery. a brief mention of U.S. territories and pricing.
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U.S
Students Challenge Iowa Tuition Grant Program Action
The Student Association of Iowa Community Colleges SAICC voted to test the constitutionality of Iowa’s state tuition grant program. They plan to file a class action with Iowa Civil Liberties Union support arguing the program limits school choice by funding only private colleges. The group meets at Kirkwood Community College and cites $8 million initial and $12 million current biennium appropriations with private college grants up to $1000 yearly. Officers named include Dave Herron president Larry McNamara secretary and Larry Donjovan treasurer.
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Student Assen. of Iowa Community Colleges
SAICC
Iowa
Association
Kirkwood Community College
Iowa Civil Liberties Union
Larea
Polish Cardinal Wyszynski to Visit Pope Paul VI in Rome
Warsaw AP reports Cardinal Stefan Wyszynski will travel to Rome on Sunday for talks with Pope Paul VI. Church sources caution against linking the trip to Foreign Minister Stefan Olszyszki’s Vatican visit, noting no Eastern bloc country has a papal envoy.
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Deaths: Stanley Konigsmark 75 Cedar Rapids
Stanley Konigsmark 75 of route 2 Cedar Rapids died Saturday after a short illness. A retired carpenter and farmer born May 22 1898 he lived in the area all his life. Survived by wife Eleanor Jansa a daughter Mrs Howard Novotny of Fairfax a granddaughter and a brother Rudolph Cedar Rapids. Services 10:30 a.m. Tuesday Brush chapel burial Cedar Memorial cemetery. Friends may call Monday.
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Route 2
Cedar Rapids
Konigsmark
Ely 1
Brush Chapel
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Longtime Cedar Rapids Worker Howard K Francis Dies
Howard K Francis 69 of 150 Kenmore St NE died Saturday after a long illness Born June 7 1904 in Putnam County Illinois he lived in Cedar Rapids 40 years worked for Iowa Manufacturing Co for 18 years ending with retirement in 1969 He was past president of Cedar Rapids Eagles Aerie 2272 Survivors include his wife a son William J Francis Ames a brother a sister five grandchildren and one great grandchild Services pending at Cedar Memorial funeral home
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Howard K. Francis
Kenmore Street
Putnam County
Ill
Mattie Shaver Gaffney
Kearney
Ames
William J. Francis
Cedar Rapids
Walsie Shaw
Eagle Grove
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
Memorial Services for Effie Mae Bowman Scheduled
Memorial services set for Effie Mae Bowman at 1 50 p.m. Monday in Turner chapel east conducted by Rev William Harnish. Burial will follow at Campbell Cemetery. Friends may visit Turner chapel east until 1 p.m. prior to the service.
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Bowman
Effie Mae
Turner Chapel East
William Harnish
Campbell Cemetery
Kennedy Family Wedding Amid Medical Update
Senator Kennedy attended the wedding of Kathleen Kennedy Townsend as medical officials reported his son resting after surgery with satisfactory condition. Kathleen, 22, Radcliffe senior, married David Lee Townsend, 25, a Harvard PhD candidate in American history. The couple exchanged vows at Holy Trinity Catholic church with John and Caroline Kennedy among the participants. Doctors diagnosed Kathleen’s condition as a chondrosarcoma tumor in her cartilage tissue.
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Joan Kennedy
Kathleen
Ethel
Arlington National Cemetery
President Kennedy
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Radcliffe College
David Lee Townsend
Harvard
Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis
John
Caroline
Kennedy
Two top state department officials resign in telephone dispute
Ten years ago two senior State Department officials resigned amid a clash over the telephone line of a subordinate. The upheaval highlighted tensions within the agency and raised questions about supervision and communications.
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State Department
Nixon Plans Anti Bugging Bill and Privacy Protections
The Nixon administration weighs legislation to shield citizens from wiretaps bugs and invasions of privacy in a push linked to his 1974 State of the Union. Officials say research continues but strong domestic council support exists for new privacy guarantees and related reforms.
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Nixon
Washington
Congress
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Skylab Crew Faces Inflight Incident and Cleanup
The article recalls tension aboard Skylab with crew members arguing over a bag mishap and a manager fearing loss of track. Pogue notes covert pressure among NASA staff as Carr admits the crew called the incident a dumb decision while Saturday’s duties included unloading baggage from the Apollo ferry ship.
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NASA
Carr
Shepard
Skylab
Earth
Berlin Bomb Strikes ITT Electronics Building
A bomb exploded early Saturday outside a West Berlin electronics firm building owned by International Telephone and Telegraph Co. The blast caused about $40,000 in damages, police reported.
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West Berlin
UPI
International Telephone and Telegraph Co
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