Weekend Weather and Local Notices Roundup
The record lists high and low temperatures for cities including Miami Minneapolis New York Phoenix and Washington with precipitation noted as none. It also details sun and moon data for the period and a long list of obituaries memorials births and service notices for Marion Ames Ulm Center Point Columbus Junction Manchester Monticello Goettsch Pale Shellsburg Tipton Urbana West Union What Cheer and other locales with family names and addresses where available.
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Miami
Minneapolis
New York
Phoenix
Tos Reveres
Washington
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Treatment for Sen Anderson begins at Bernalillo County Medical Center
Senator Clinton Anderson of New Mexico will enter Bernalillo County Medical Center on Sunday to start treatment for Parkinson's disease and nervous disorders, according to a hospital spokesman. The 74 year old had recently been in a New York hospital for tests to assess his reaction to treatment and said at that time that a Parkinson's diagnosis had not yet been confirmed.
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Albuquerque
Clinton Anderson
Bernalillo County Medical Center
Anderson
New York
Army Says Evidence Insufficient To Convict Wooldridge Turner
The army states evidence is insufficient for criminal convictions of former sergeant major William Wooldridge and Maj. Gen. Carl Turner in probe of service club profiteering. A letter to Sen. Sam Ervin says investigations will continue and disciplinary action may follow when enough evidence exists.
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New York Times
Washington
Army
Senate
William Wooldridge
Carl Turner
R. Kenly Webster
Sam Ervin
North Carolina
Stanley Resor
Wooldridge
Turner
Ervin
Senate Permanent Subcommittee On Investigations
Helsinki Talks Signal Momentum Toward SALT Negotiations
Preliminary talks between the United States and the Soviet Union in Helsinki show momentum for full SALT negotiations. After five secret meetings both sides signal they want to curb nuclear arms, though no concrete plans are proposed yet. Experts warn success is far from assured as talks continue into the next round.
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Helsinki
U. S
Soviet Union
Iowa Senate Fees Named for Dec 16 Special Election
Republicans chose Glen Bartel 51 from St. Charles to fill the unexpired term of State Sen. Joseph Flatt who resigned. Democrats named T. R. Speed 64 of Greenfield, a retired Orient-Macksburg school superintendent, as their candidate from Adair Cass and Madison counties.
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Glen Bartel
St. Charles
Joseph Flatt
Adair
Cass
Madison
T. R. Speed
Greenfield
Orient-Macksburg
Cleaning Chore Wasted as Fire Destroys Garage
Dr. Carl Aschoff spent the morning cleaning his Ridgeway Drive SE garage when a two car garage and storage shed were destroyed by fire. Fire officials arrived quickly and cited a possible match-related start, with the blaze reaching ten feet high before containment. The residence remained near danger, and investigators continued to probe the cause.
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Carl Aschoff
Ridgeway Drive
Aschoff
McMickle
Obituary for John Egger Jr and Czech community member
John Egger Jr 1022 Nineteenth Street SE a retired farmer and Armstrong department store worker for 25 years died Saturday born January 8 1887 in Monticello Surviving two sons Clifford Cedar Rapids Raymond Monticello five grandchildren two great grandchildren a brother Herman Egger Marion and two sisters Mrs Anna Cooper and Mrs Emma Yossi Monticello Services at Turner Chapel East Tuesday 1 30 pm officiated by Charles Preston burial Cedar Memorial Friends may call Turner's East until 1 pm Tuesday casket will not be opened after service Family suggests charitable gifts. Born Cedar Rapids February 15 1878 she was lifelong resident Surviving two daughters Mrs Nell Sheen Pekin Illinois and Mrs Lavena Brown Cedar Rapids a granddaughter and two great grandchildren Memorial services Tuesday 1 30 pm at Janeba Kuba funeral home West officiated by Theodore B Hlubucek Burial Czech National Friends may call at the funeral home Monday.
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John Egger
Nineteenth Street
Armstrong Department Store
Monticello
Clifford
Cedar Rapids
Raymond
Herman Egger
Marion
Anna Cooper
Emma Yossi
Turner Chapel East
Charles ‘Preston
Cedar Memorial
Turner’s East
Nell Sheen
Pekin
Ill
Lavena Brown
Janeba-Kuba
Theodore B. Hlubucek
Mrs Van Cura Kanelia Sadowsky Van Cura dies at 91
Mrs. Van Cura Kanelia Sadowsky Van Cura, 91, widow of Joseph Van Cura, died Saturday after a brief illness. She resided at 1915 Hamilton Street SW.
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Kanelia Sadowsky van Cura
Joseph van Cura
Hamilton Street
Memorial Services Held at Turner East Chapel
Memorial services for Elizabeth A. Van Fossen and William Hager and David Cooper were held at Turner East with Dr. John P. Woods Rev. Roger E. O'Brien and Rev. Ernest W. Larson officiating. Burial for Hager and Cooper followed at Cedar Memorial and Mt. Calvary cemetery respectively. Turner East handled arrangements.
Churches urge Christmas peace effort over lavish Viet Nam gifts
The General Board of the National Council of Churches adopted a resolution urging congregations to celebrate Christmas by working toward peace in Vietnam rather than spending money on lavish gifts.
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Detroit
UPI
General Board
The
National Council of Churches
Vietnam
No Progress In Railroad Labor Talks
Washington AP reports day long session with federal mediators as rail road and union negotiators seek a settlement to avert a possible nationwide shutdown. Union leaders warn strikes could begin at 12:01 a.m. Wednesday when Nixon's no strike order expires, with Congress able to act to halt walkouts.
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Washington
Union
William Usery
George Ives
National Mediation Board
National Railway
William Winpisinger
Afl-Cio International Association of Machinists
Machinists
Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Nixon
Congress
Brent man faces repeat tragedy in family losses
Howard Williams of Brent, Alabama endures a second family tragedy after his wife Julia and their 4 year old son Howard Shayne died in a one car crash near Brent over the holiday weekend. Eight years earlier his first wife Mary and their 3 year old daughter Kay died in a car train collision near Thomaston Georgia.
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Brent
Ala
Howard Williams
Williams
Julia
Howard Shayne
Here
Mary
Kay
Thomaston
Camp Good Health Fund Donations and Pledge Totals
A list shows contributions and memorials totaling 11 574 60 for Camp Good Health with 1969 pledges of 16 500 00 still to raise. Donors include Federated Fund employee contributions and Memorials from various individuals and organizations.
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George J. Naxer
Treatment of Viet Nationals Becomes Military Controversy
The account cites pilots boasting of unarmed civilian shootings during Vietnam operations and a helicopter pilot’s clash with a rifle wielding officer at My Lai while evacuating a wounded child. It notes awards for bravery and a magazine letter urging better treatment of Vietnamese civilians amid reports of killings of children.
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My Lai
WO Hugh Thompson
Thompson
Times
Saturday Review Maga
Zine
Vietnam
Michael Stancampiano
191St Military Intelligence Detachment
1St Cavalry Division
First Cavalry Division
ARVN
Army of the Republic of Vietnam
Cedar Rapids Gazette Established in 1883 Ad Rates
The Cedar Rapids Gazette founded in 1883 by The Gazette Co publishes daily and Sunday at 0 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa. Subscription rates are listed: by carrier 65 cents a week. by mail night edition and Sunday six issues 1.70 per month 16 per year. afternoon editions and Sunday seven issues 1.85 per month 17 per year. Other states and U.S. territories 27 per year. No mail subscriptions in areas with Gazette carrier service. The Associated Press holds exclusive rights to local news republication.
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the Gazette Co
Third Ave
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
U.S. Territories
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Twentieth Street
Larry Hardin
Coral Lane
Steve L. Stolba
First Avenue NW
Jan E. Ashby
Eighth Avenue
William R. Zahn
Spruce Avenue
James D. Hodges, Jr
Broadmore Road
St. Luke's
Steven W. Kieckhaefer
Ninth Avenue
Kenneth Pedersen
Westview Drive
Stephen E. Johnson
Cherry Hill Road
Richard L. Spencer
Avenue NW
Lewis L. Keith
Ames
Arthur Lillie
Lillie
Paul Lillie
Ulm
Germany
Charles W. Warner
Warner
Betty Kane
Avenue NE
Chuck Warner
Fifth Avenue
Center Point
C. John Gilchrist
First United Methodist Church
Murdoch
Truman M. Huling
Murdoch's
Columbus Junction
Ernest Rock
Stacy Lewis
Conesville
Alden K. Maxwell
Grace United Church of Christ
Manchester
George F. Miller
Bohnenkamp
SS. Peter and Paul Lutheran Church
Goettsch’s
Pale
Norman King
Oak Grove Christian Church
Shellsburg
Campbell's
Vinton
Ryan
Mamie Keegan
St. Patrick's Church
Shelly's
Tipton
Gustave “Gus” Stakey
Sheets and Son
Urbana
Mary Lockhart
First Christian Church
Fry and Holland
West Union
Irene Johansen
First Lutheran Church
Burnham and Wood
Adeline Hicks
Hardens
Sen. Anderson
Wooldridge and
By Lewis Gulich
Kremlin
Rose Bowl
Terri Shaver
Marshalltown High School
Brady
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
Federated Fund
Nissen Corp
Sutherland C. Dows
Joseph Hrubesh
Colorado
Rose Jansa
Ethany Congregational Church Missionary
Mother
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Man
Bowen General Assembly
Pierson
Novak
14Th Ave
Kuba and
Janeba-Kuba Funeral Homes
Jomun E. Lapes
3Rd Ave
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Associated Press
All Funeral Homes
Arthur Bearle
C & O Railroad
George Washington
Beatty-Bearle
Beatty-Beurle
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