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New York
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Obituary Notices and Funeral Services Listed
A list of death notices with ages and funeral details across towns including Sigourney, Belle Plaine, Manchester, Edgewood, Rosary observances, and services at churches and funeral homes. Names include Harold Fredrick House, Lena Bennett, R Iane, John Uhlenkamp, J Robert Tompkin, Leland Merchant, Rudolph Soreide, and Sgt Milton Cone with service times and locations noted.
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St. Mark’s
Appleton’s. Independence
John’ Milton Cone
Floyd Cone
Vinton
J. Robert Tompkin
Fry and Holland
Leland Merchant
Wesley United
Borman Receives Medal for Humanity and Technology Faith
Astronaut Frank Borman is honored by the National Institute of Social Sciences with a gold medal for distinguished service to humanity. He praises technology as humanity's only chance to preserve dignity when properly applied, recalling Apollo 8’s moon voyage and a vision of Earth as one spaceship.
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New York
Frank Borman
National Institute of Social Sciences
Borman
Lester Pearson
Barbara Ward Jackson
Theodore Hesburgh
Notre Dame University
Frank Pace
Fof
Institute
Plaza Hotel
Death of Irene J Heitz longtime Cedar Rapids resident
Irene Josephine Heitz 69 wife of William M Heitz of 1111 Second Street SW Cedar Rapids died after a long illness She born January 9 1900 in Dubuque lived 33 years in Cedar Rapids owned Quality Grocery and belonged to St Patrick Catholic Church Survived by husband a daughter Mrs Robert Lorenz and son John Heitz both of Cedar Rapids nine grandchildren Services Requiem Mass Monday 9:30 am at St Patrick Church Rev Paul J Maguire Rosaries Sunday 8 pm by parish and by Rev Maguire at Teahen chapel and Monday evening at Streuber funeral home Dubuque Rev Adrian Fischer of Holy Trinity church Burial Mt Calvary Cemetery Dubuque Tuesday Friends may call at Teahen chapel Sunday.
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Irene Josephine Heitz
William M. Heitz
Second Street
Dubuque
Cedar Rapids
Quality Grocery
St. Patrick’s
Robert Lorenz
John Heitz
Death notice for Roxie Winters of Cedar Rapids
Roxie Winters longtime Cedar Rapids resident died Friday after a brief illness. Born November 1873 in Mississippi she was a Bethel AME church member. Survived by sister Ada Wilborn. Memorial service at Turner Chapel East at 1 30 p m Saturday conducted by Rev John I Thomas. Burial at Oak Hill Cemetery. Casket will not be opened after the service. Friends may call at Turner East until 1 p.m. Saturday.
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Roxie Winters
Thirteenth Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids
Mississippi
Memorial Services for Jansa at Rose-Brush Chapel
Memorial services are held at 10 a.m. Saturday at Rose-Brush chapel officiated by the Rev. William Harnish. Burial follows at Cedar Memorial cemetery.
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Jansa
Rose
Brush Chapel
William Harnish
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Osmundson and Carter Nominated for Judgeship in Eighth District
Attys Carter of Cedar Rapids and Osmundson of Iowa City named as possible successors to former district court Judge Warren Rees. A five by five nominating commission submitted the names to Gov. Ray after a Thursday Linn County meeting. The governor has 30 days to act.
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Cedar Rapids
Robert Osmundson
Iowa City
Warren Rees
Eighth Judicial District
Gov
Ray
Linn County
Rees
Supreme Court
Carter
Waverly
Clarksville
University of Iowa
Northern District of Iowa
Shuttleworth and Ingersoll
Jeanne Emmons
Marion
Carters
Marion Christian Church
Eighth District
Ralph Harmon
Thomas Collins
F. James Bradley
Richard Nazette
Philip Leff
Russell Mann
R. Dale Liechty
Lawrence McGrath
Donald Balster
Lawrence Elwood
Williamsburg
B. J. Maxwell
Linn
Cedar
Iowa
Johnson and Jones Counties
Pilot Survives 18 Day Arctic Ordeal Near Inuvik
John Woslying a 47 year old Northern Canada Power Commission pilot disappeared Nov 2 during a 200 mile flight from Fort Good Hope to Inuvik. He crossed eight inches of snow and frostbite risk after a forced down landing on the Mackenzie River delta. He walked to an oil exploration camp 45 miles away with a sleeping bag and food for a week. He survived 40 below zero temperatures and minor injuries, and was flown to Inuvik in good condition.
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Arctic Barrens
Mackenzie River
Northwest Territories
John Woslying
Northern Canada Power Commission
Woslying
Fort Good Hope
Arctic
Fred Wittlinger
Immigrants Entering U S Surpass Forty Four Million
The Immigration and Naturalization Service reports that 44,070,927 immigrants entered the United States from 1820 to 1967. A light hearted note adds a Brady Bunch scheduling detail for a 7 PM Friday color program on Channel 9, mentioning a chaotic household.
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United States
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Channel 9
Agnew Attacks Major Papers Over Vietnam Coverage
Vice president criticizes four powerful news outlets including the Washington Post Newsweek and the New York Times for perceived editorial bias and unequal front page treatment. He cites the Times as ignoring a 300 congressmen endorsement while front paging less critical Vatican stories. Sulzberger defends Times as open to criticism and disputes Agnew's assertions.
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Agnew
Vietnam
Washington Post
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the Times
New York Times
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Times
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Paul VI
Nixon
Vatican
Agnew Defends Free Speech in Political Debate
Vice President Agnew argues for examined criticism in democracy, rejecting blind press neutrality while insisting he does not seek to intimidate critics. He cites William Lloyd Garrison’s famous stance and pledges unmistakable resolve to be heard in the discourse.
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U.S
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TV Heads Rap Alabama Speech
Heads of CBS ABC and NBC condemned Vice President Agnew's latest speech claiming it aimed to intimidate news media. Reaction from Washington and New York varied with The Washington Post logging 216 calls 129 for Agnew 87 against while The New York Times counted 140 calls 81 against and 58 for with one neutral.
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the Times
Escape gang recaptured after Texas City hostage incident
Galveston inmates fled from jail taking rifles and a shotgun. George Howard and Escapee-Escapee Galveston were pursued after hijacking a car in Texas City. They held Jacqueline Alexander and her son Thomas Alexander hostage, leaving blood at the scene. Police noted bleeding inmates and a belt found in the Alexander home. Father of a captive prisoner reported his car stolen at gunpoint as the escapees fled.
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Texas City
Galveston
Jacqueline Irene Alexander
Thomas
Stanley
Sam Brown
Taylor
W. C. Howard
Howard
Community youth program cut sparks budget battle
The article details HACAP's decision to end the Y.E.S. program amid funding cuts by OEO and shifts in federal policy. Gov Harold Hughes visit spurred initial private and public funding for summer employment of 260 youths, with later support from OEO and the state. HACAP officials consider continuing Y.E.S. functions under other programs, while OEO reviews the decision if Congress provides adequate funds.
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Harold Hughes
United Community Services
OEO
Y.E.S
HACAP
Kansas City
the Gazette
William L. Shovell
Davenport
Shovell
Congress
Literacy Iceland Outpaces United States in Book Output
Literacy Iceland claims a hundred percent literacy and reports per capita publication of new books nearly twenty percent higher than the United States. The assertion highlights Icelandic reading culture and prolific publishing trends abroad.
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Iceland
United States
Wells waives extradition in Milwaukee stabbing case
Monroe J. Wells, 26, of 13170 Avenue NE, waived extradition to Wisconsin on a fugitive warrant based on a Milwaukee charge of injury by conduct regardless of life. He was released from Linn county jail to Wisconsin authorities Friday for an Oct. 10 Milwaukee stabbing.
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Monroe J. Wells
Avenue NE
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Wells
Linn County
Haynsworth rejected by U S Senate for Supreme Court
President Nixon expresses regret as Clement Haynsworth fails to win Senate confirmation. Nixon vows to nominate another associate justice when Congress reconvenes. White House notes call to Haynsworth about 1 30 p m EST and a five minute talk in Greenville South Carolina with Haynsworth remaining as chief judge of the Fourth Circuit.
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Haynsworth May Resign After Nomination Rejection
Judge Clement Haynsworth said rejection of his nomination for the high court may force him to resign from the Fourth U.S. Circuit. He will decide his future course in about two weeks and expressed hope the Senate’s vote will serve as a cleansing influence for future nominees.
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UPI
Clement Haynsworth
Fourth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
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Haynsworth
Senate
North Vietnam denies U S Hanoi contact report
TOKYO AP reports North Vietnam denied on Friday that there had been any recent diplomatic contact between the United States and Hanoi. No further details were provided and official channels did not confirm the claim.
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