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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1970

Page

4

Weekend Weather and Local Obituaries Span Cities

Weather reports for cities including Atlanta, Los Angeles, Chicago, New York, and Denver show highs and lows with precipitation totals. The notice also lists funeral services and death notices for multiple Iowa towns, with names, ages, and service details.

Atlanta L. Angeles Bismarck Ami Boston Minapoli Chicago N. Orleans Denver New York D. Moines Phoenix

Nine Hurt in Two Car Crash at City Intersection

A two car crash at First Avenue E and Twenty seventh Street left nine people injured. Michael Herden 17 Monticello head injuries. Dennis Thompson 11 Monticello chin and possible head injuries. Joan Indehofer 17 Monticello facial lacerations charged with failure to yield. Others with minor injuries include Randy Thompson 8 Diane Thompson 15 Larry Hill 17 Pam Grimm 17 Judy Goedken 17 and Donnie Grimm 17 driving car involved. Incident occurred about 6:45 p.m. at the First avenue intersection.

St. Luke’s Hospital First Avenue E Twenty - Seventh Street Michael Herden Route Three Monticello Dennis Thompson Twenty-ninth Street Herden Joan E. Indehofer Thompson Donnie J. Grimm Fifth Avenue SE Miss Indehofer First Avenue Grimm Randy Thompson Diane Thompson Twentyninth Street NE Larry Hill Fourth Avenue SE Pam Grimm Indekofer Judy Goedken

Vandalism Hits St John’s Cemetery in Cedar Rapids

Vandals toppled sixteen tombstones and several large monuments and statues at St John’s cemetery in Cedar Rapids on Thanksgiving night. Police say damage concentrated in the older section. Caretaker Clarence Meeker surveys the damaged monuments at the site on Nineteenth Street and Twelfth Avenue SE.

St. John’s Cemetery Cedar Rapids Clarence Meeker Thirteenth Avenue SE Nineteenth Street Twelfth Avenue SE

Deaths Sadie Bulicek 74 Cedar Rapids resident

Sadie Bulicek 74 of 148 Bowling street SW died Saturday after a brief illness. Born June 18 1896 in Cedar Rapids she was a longtime resident and former Woolworth employee. Survived by son Charles three grandchildren and brother William Metela. Services Brush chapel 10 30 a m Tuesday Rev A T Washington. Burial Czech National cemetery. Friends may call Monday.

Sadie Bulicek Bowling Street Cedar Rapids Woolworth Store Praha Rebecca Lodge Zofie Podlipska Lodge Charles William Metela Brush Chapel A. T. Washington Czech National Cemetery

Woman Shot In Waterloo on Waterloo Street

A Waterloo woman identified as Carrie Washington, 34, was shot twice in the stomach and listed in satisfactory condition after the daytime incident. She told police she believed the shots came from a crowd on a street corner but could not identify a shooter. She was hospitalized by a friend.

Waterloo Carrie Washington

Obituary notices for Bagley Keith H Bernacki Wanda M

Private services at Turner chapel east for Harriet H Bagley followed by cremation at Riverside cemetery Anamosa with burial to come later. Keith H Simmons to be honored at Turner chapel west with burial at Linwood cemetery. Wanda M Bernacki will be at Turner chapel west with burial at Cedar Memorial cemetery. Friends may visit Turner west until 10 am Monday and the casket will not be opened after the service.

Bagley Harriet H Turner Chapel East Riverside Cemetery Anamosa Simmons Keith H Turner Chapel West Douglas G. Baltz Edgewood Baptist Church Linwood Cemetery Bernacki Wanda M Charles R. Mehaffey Asbury United

Prank Causes Vehicle Antenna to Shatter Windshield

John Ray of 906 A avenue NW reported a prank in the 900 block of A avenue NW. A nylon cord stretched between two utility poles snagged the Ray car antenna, puncturing the windshield and causing no injuries to Ray or passengers.

John Ray A Avenue NW Ray

Berlin Seeks Path Through Berlin Crisis as Gromyko Visit Fails

The Tass report says Western allies may halt talks to ease tensions in Berlin. East Germans fear an outcome ignoring sovereignty claims as Andrei Gromyko’s East Berlin trip appears unsuccessful. Ulbricht reportedly did not appear publicly and is said to be recovering from a mild heart attack.

ADN Tass West Berlin Berlin Andrei Gromyko East Berlin Walter Ulbricht Ulbricht

Two Injured in Two-Car Crash One Charged

Gail Hanner 58 of 5455 Vermont St SW suffered a cracked rib after a two car crash at Eighth St and Sixth Ave SE. Nancy Wade 18 of 1245 Twentieth Ave SW drove the other car. Gerry Wade 19 also treated at Mercy for head and knee injuries. Hanner charged with failure to yield at a stop.

Gail Hanner Vermont Street Eighth Street Sixth Avenue Hanner Mercy Hospital Nancy Kay Wade Twentieth Avenue Gerry Wade Mercy Gail Hanner, Jr

Junk Age Turns to Treasure as Antiques Across Regions

A story on how dated items gain value, from New York City junk markets to Englishtown New Jersey stalls. It notes old light bulbs, spark plugs, milk cans, doorknobs, Mason jars, and even toy dolls becoming sought after in suburbs and flea markets, with age driving worth.

New York City Suburbia New York Missouri Hills Hill Englishtown N.J Jersey Texas

Receipt of Stolen Property Charged

Police arrested Michael L. Oakley and Charles R. Burlingame on charges of receiving stolen property. Oakley held on $1,000 bond, Burlingame due in court Wednesday. Stolen 12 gauge shotgun taken from Russell Krejci residence on November 14. two other missing guns remain unrecovered.

Michael L. Oakley Second Avenue Charles R. Burlingame Bowling Street Oakley Burlingame Russell Krejci J Street

Want ads drive global results usefully

Want ads circulate worldwide to generate targeted outcomes for buyers and sellers. They leverage broad reach and quick responses, linking job seekers with employers and services with customers across markets and platforms.

Ribicoff Proposes Uniform Metro Area Integration Bills

Senator Abraham Ribicoff will introduce two measures to force metropolitan area school integration and mandatory low income housing in suburbs. The plan requires states to craft 10 year timelines to raise minority enrollment and bars federal funds for noncompliant districts.

Washington Abraham Ribicoff Ribicoff D-Conn Connecticut Baltimore

Five Teens Die in Fremont Car Crash

Five teenagers died in a collision in Fremont, Ohio, when a car driven by 18 year old William Sanders ran a stop sign on Ohio 19 and was struck by a second vehicle driven by 24 year old Juan Ramirez of Green Springs. Victims included Sanders and passengers Michael Heberling, Becky Nause, Scotty Nause, and Mark Nause, all of Clyde. Ramirez was reported in fair condition.

Fremont, Ohio UPI Highway Patrol William Sanders Fremont Michael Heberling Becky Nause Scotty Nause Mark Nause Clyde Sandusky County Ohio 19 Juan Ramirez Green Springs Ramirez

Girl Drowns In Farm Pond Near Drakesville

Donna Johnson seven year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Donald T Johnson of Drakesville drowned Saturday in a farm pond five miles north of town. She and her two brothers fell in while playing on the bank. The stepmother threw a limb to pull them out but the boys reached shore. Sheriff officers and Centerville divers recovered the body about 650 PM.

Drakesville Donna Johnson Donald T. Johnson Here Davis County Sheriff’s Centerville

Pfizer award noted for farm magazine writing

Swegle presented the Pfizer national award for farm magazine writing. Preliminary judges for the Farm Editor of the Year contest included Gale A. Johnson Donald Lerch James R. Mills Paul S. Weller Jr. Contest judges were Ferdie J. Deering Prof. J. P. Norman and Prof. William B. Ward.

Gale A. Johnson Donald Lerch & Co James R. Mills National Agricultural Chemicals Assn Paul S. Weller, Jr National Soybean Processors Assn Washington, D.C Ferdie J. Deering the Farmer-Stockman Oklahoma Publishing Co Oklahoma City J. P. Norman University of Missouri William B. Ward Communication Arts Cornell University

Five Thai air force members killed in helicopter crash

Police reported that five Royal Thai Air Force personnel were killed in a helicopter crash on Friday near Nakhom Pathom Thailand. The incident occurred the day before as investigators began examining the wreckage and securing the site for a formal inquiry.

Nakhom Pathom Thailand UPI Royal Thai Air Force

City Briefs and Notices Spark Local Activity

Theft reported at 4444 First Avenue SE a $200 stereo tape player. Azzeddine Cherif will speak on the Middle East at noon Tuesday at Montrose. Jaycee Toastmasters Wayne Powers John Bromfield and Wayne Williams speak Tuesday 7 a.m. at Bishop's downtown. A color film Discover Hawaii shown Tuesday 1:30 p.m. Central YMCA Abe Lincoln room. Mrs George Wirth to speak on air pollution Tuesday noon at Charlie's Steakhouse. Anne Rapp to speak Wednesday 8 p.m. Gage union rooms E and F on Coe campus. Mrs Craig Hickok to speak Monday noon at Montrose on medical control of abortion. Bill Burkhalter and Tim Negro speak Tuesday noon at Roosevelt about International Living program. Robert I Newsome pled innocent Saturday to assault and battery. trial set December 14. released on recognizance. Buford Phillips will assist veterans at Memorial Building Cedar Rapids Tuesday 3 p.m. William B Allcut t held on assault and battery warrant. bond $110. Shotgun reported taken from Frank Fieseler's home 125 Eighteenth Street NE.

Robert I. Newsome Tenth Avenue SE Glenn Powers Newsome

Subscription rates for local and mail editions

The notice lists carrier and mail subscription prices including Night edition and Sunday six issues at 2 dollars a month or 19 dollars a year, and afternoon editions and Sunday seven issues at 2.15 dollars a month or 20 dollars a year. It also sets 30 dollars a year for other states and U.S. territories and notes no mail subscriptions where Gazette carrier service exists. The Associated Press holds exclusive republication rights for local news and AP dispatches.

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