Weather totals and obits from Nov 1969 regional bulletin
The report lists Saturday highs and lows for cities including Atlanta Juneau Los Angeles Boston Miami Chicago Minneapolis St Paul Denver New York Des Moines Phoenix with precipitation totals and a November 20 1969 year to date. It also notes barometer humidity wind and sunrise sunset times and includes a long obituary and family notices segment naming individuals and towns such as Anamosa Center Point Iowa City Lisbon Oelwein Wellman Marceline Winthrop and others with service details and memorial fund suggestions.
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Atlanta
Juneau
Bismarck
L Angeles
Boston
Miami
Chicago
Mpls-St. P
Denver
New York
Des Moines
Phoenix
Anamosa
Estella Casher Thompson
Goettsch’s. Center Point
Opal L. Wray
Fort Wayne
Ind
First Christian Church
Murdoch’s. Iowa City
Harrison Morgan
St. Andrew Presbyterian Church
Visitation
Beckman-Butherus
Cancer Fund
Lisbon
Howard Williams
Morgan’s. Oelwein
Marjorie Rees
Brant’s. Wellman
Billie Joe Billups
Powell’s
Miller- Tillotson’s
Marceline
Winthrop
Jean Hickman
Fawcett’s
Fremont Cemetery
Mountaineers Series Goes to Mexico Sunday
Iowa City visitors will watch Chris Borden present Tourist Mexico as part of the Iowa Mountaineers series at Macbride Auditorium on the University of Iowa campus. The 2:30 p.m. program tours main routes and back roads to highlight major attractions and hidden locales. Public admission tickets are available at the auditorium.
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Iowa City
Chris Borden
Mexico
Iowa Mountaineers
Macbride
University of Iowa
Borden
Morelia
Romney’s Cabinet Stance In Flux Amid Vague Planning Fallout
The article notes Romney’s role as a moderating Republican with loyalist ties to the President and uncertain current standing in the administration. Rumors had suggested he might be among the first to depart, but a midweek official stated he was not expected to leave.
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Romney
White House
Republican Party
Mitchell
New Kiss Record Set By Winona Couple
Winona State students Cindy Ehringer and Wayne Peterson Jr claimed a new world record kissing duration of 15 hours 1 minute. They began at midnight in Winona Minnesota and finished at 3 15 p m Saturday after hourly three minute breaks to moisten lips. The previous record was 13 hours 45 minutes set at the University of Hartford Connecticut last week.
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Winona, Minn
UPI
Winona State College
Cindy Ehringer
Savanna
Ill
Wayne Peterson, Jr
Houston
Minn
University of Hartford
NAACP Critiques Waterloo Fight Coverage and Officials
The Waterloo NAACP blasts local media for biased coverage of post game fights between Waterloo East and West students. It praises police for handling arrests and urges community steps to bridge social and economic divides between the rival schools.
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Waterloo
UPI
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
North Vietnam increases infiltration into Laos Cambodia and South Vietnam
Sources say North Vietnam has raised infantry infiltration to about 15 000 monthly into Laos Cambodia and South Vietnam since March. They note an attempted rise in supply movement is hampered by heavy monsoon rains in Laos southern panhandle large B 52 strikes and attacks on supply columns and depots. For weeks most of the 33 B 52 bombers have targeted the Ho Chi Minh trail complex of roads trails and facilities.
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North Vietnam
Laos
Cambodia
South Vietnam
Panhandle
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Demos Lead Attack on New Bombing Raids
Protests and support flow in Congress after new bombing raids against North Vietnam. Senators Dominick Pell Baker and others weigh the action's impact on governance and military policy while Curtis Aiken cautions about widening the rift between branches. The piece notes ships Endurance Rush and Sherman involved in the battle.
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Demos
Howard Baker
R-Tenn
Aiken
North Vietnam
U S Vessels Sink Craft Near Saigon
American vessels sank a hostile trawler believed North Vietnamese after a gun battle as it tried to infiltrate South Vietnam. The Endurance suffered superficial damage with no casualties reported during the chase in the South China Sea about 75 miles south of Saigon. Survivors were being searched for by U S and South Vietnamese forces.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
Navy
South China Sea
U.S
Endurance
North Vietnamese Hint Boycott of Paris Talks
North Vietnam hinted it may boycott the Paris peace talks after American bombings in North Vietnam. Spokesman Nguyen Than Le denounced the attacks as grave acts of war affecting the conference and warned the Nixon administration must bear responsibility. He offered a wait and see reply when asked about participation in the next session.
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New York Times
Paris
North Vietnam
Nguyen Than le
Democratic Republic of Vietnam
Hughes Says North Vietnam Bombing Ends Paris Peace Talks Progress
Senator Harold Hughes of Iowa warned that resuming bombing of North Vietnam risks reversing gains at the Paris talks. He criticized administration claims of winding down the war and noted ongoing interdiction missions in Laos and Cambodia and large U S forces in South Vietnam. He urged clarity on Indo China policy amid renewed hostilities.
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Washington
Harold Hughes
Iowa
North Vietnam
Paris
Laos
Cambodia
South
Vietnam
Hughes
Want Ads Guide for Buying and Selling
A concise note promoting want ads as the quick path to buy or sell items. Encourages readers to use classified listings for local, timely communication and to find affordable deals or convenient selling options. Highlights simplicity and broad reach of want ads.
Cedar Rapids Gazette Subscription Rates
The notice lists carrier and mail rates for the Cedar Rapids Gazette with prices for night and Sunday editions and afternoon editions, including monthly and yearly options. It notes no mail subscriptions in areas with Gazette carrier service and states The Associated Press holds exclusive republication rights for local news and AP dispatches.
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U.S. Territories
Associated Press
Daily Iowan Reports 20000 Deficit Amid Editorial Controversy
The Daily Iowan posted a 20000 deficit while discussing options to raise revenue, including a possible $20000 annual increase in student fees and reallocating a $45000 reserve fund. Board members noted complaints from advertisers and readers during Durham’s tenure, with no policy changes decided yet. A university commission studies the paper’s role after last summer’s editor takeover.
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Dunsmore
SPI
Iowa City
Durham
Albrecht
Daily
Iowan
University
Willard Boyd
Miss Durham
Keota Youth Sustains Superficial Gunshot Wound
Kirby Fosdick fourteen of Keota was in excellent condition at University hospitals in Iowa City Saturday night with a superficial head wound from an accidental gunshot. Initial reports indicated the accident occurred while he and a friend were playing with a .22 caliber rifle at a service station garage.
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Kirby Fosdick
Keota
University Hospitals
Iowa City
Khrushchev In Serious Condition At Kremlin Hospital
Former Soviet premier Nikita Khrushchev remained in serious though not dangerous condition in a Kremlin hospital on Saturday as doctors treat a heart ailment. Sources close to his family said his status was being watched closely.
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Moscow
UPS
Nikita Khrushchev
Kremlin
Long Sought Ioway Indian Site Found in Southeast Iowa
The site of a centuries old Ioway village, long sought in Southeast Iowa, has been found on a farm near Eldon at the junction of four counties. Major artifacts include skull fragments, imported gun flints, musket balls and clay trade pipes. Experts link the site to a 1823 clash with the Sac and Fox.
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Eldon
Iowa
Dean Straffin
Straffin
Parsons College
Anton Till
van Buren
Jefferson
Wapello
Davis
France
England
Illinois
Scouts Honor: Awards Given at Madison and Prairie Schools
Cub Scouts Pack 88 distributed awards Tuesday at Madison School to Rick Koch and many others including Daniel Diekman Daniel Mears Mike Murdock George Patterson Charles Patterson Doug Harrison Earl Bennett Steve Clark Jim Schroeder Cory Stone Michael Kirk Larry Pitcher Darrell Truitt Ben VanBuskirk Jeff Nolte Gary Witherell Steve Craig Billy McDaniel Mitchell Hughes Rodney Naylor Gerald Hall Steve Taken Eric Van Buskirk Dale Calvert Randy Schutterly Jim Crawford Ralph Brown Brad Nosek Dan Hartgrave Jeff Gillick. Pack 221 awards were presented at Prairie School Wednesday to Michael Cooper James Patterson Scott Grabbe James Ballentine Timothy Bird Joseph Melcha Terrence Hoyt Douglas Eide Mike Cleppe Mark Ditch Robert Mitchell Christopher Bell Scott Appleger Lynn Walters Dennis Haren Gary Young Wayne Pavlicek Lee Pavlicek David Webber Keven Grinder Bert Walter Dwight Schwaltz Gene Croy Jr David Jandsek Andy Buresh Jeff Staskal Keith Elias.
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Madison School
Rick Koch
Daniel Diekman
Daniel Mears
Mike Murdock
George Patterson
Charles Patterson
Doug Harrison
Earl Bennett
Steve Clark
Jim Schroeder
Cory Stone
Michael Kirk
Larry Pitcher
Darrell Truitt
Ben VanBuskirk
Jeff Nolte
Gary Witherell
Steve Craig
Billy McDaniel
Mitchell Hughes
Rodney Naylor
Gerald Hall
Steve Taken
Eric van Buskirk
Dale Calvert
Randy Schutterly
Jim Palmer
Eddie Albertus
Doug Goettsch
Tom Birky
Ronnie Jonas
Jim Crawford
Ralph Brown
Brad Nosek
Dan Hartgrave
Jeff Gillick
Prairie School
Michael Cooper
James Patterson
Scott Grabbe
James Ballentine
Timothy Bird
Joseph Melcha
Terrence Hoyt
Douglas Eide
Mike Cleppe
Mark Ditch
Robert Mitchell
Christopher Bell
Scott Appleger
Lynn Walters
Dennis Haren
Gary Young
Wayne Pavlicek
Lee Pavlicek
David Webber
Keven Grinder
Bert Walter
Dwight Schwaltz
Gene Croy, Jr
David Jandsek
Andy Buresh
Jeff Staskal
Keith Elias
Think of Want Ads First to Solve Your Wants Quickly
A compact reminder urges readers to consider want ads as the fastest way to find jobs, housing, goods, and services. The short note emphasizes breadth of listings and ease of use for diverse needs.
Disturbance at Cummins Prison Farm Draws Troopers
About 300 inmates seized four barracks at Cummins Prison Farm Ark using pipes sticks and brooms police used tear gas to break a fight and secured the barricaded buildings The incident followed a Friday fist fight in a cotton field and involved desegregation tensions with guards replaced by state troopers for security. no hostages were taken.
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Cummins Prison Farm
Ark
UPI
Arkansas State Police
Sarver
Arkansas
Five Hour Shooting Spree by Sick of World Marine
A 23 year old Marine from Texas opened fire inside a San Diego post exchange at the recruit depot. After more than 300 shots and a standoff with 30 marines, Sgt Roger Page surrendered to a comrade who persuaded him to stop. No one was wounded and Page was taken to base hospital with a troubled claim of societal ills.
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San Diego
Marine Corps Recruit Depot
Roger Page
Marine Corps
Page
Keltis
Texas
Maj
Adolph Sgambellari
Exchange
Ralph Ulrich
Big Grant for Sesame Street from Education Office
The Office of Education awarded the Children's Television Workshop two million dollars to develop a second season of Sesame Street. The program targets four year olds from disadvantaged backgrounds and aims to teach preschool children. A national evaluation reportedly shows children have learned from the series.
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Washington
UPI
Office of Education Saturday
Children’s Television Workshop
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McNamara
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Naacp Rakes
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14Th Ave
John ER
Lapes
3Rd Ave
David Jordan
Jordan
Arkansas Corrections
C. Robert Sarver
Cpl
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Stillwater
Okla
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