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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1967

Page

4

Weather and death notices fill Sept. records

The Daily Record lists a weather summary for Seattle with highs of 83 and 77 and a 61 degree low, plus September totals and barometer notes. It also reports numerous local obituaries and funeral notices from St. Luke's and area churches with ages and service times for residents including De Brower, Fisher, Polege, Figge, Lower, Chase and others.

Enicago Ninopole Ra ‘Mola Oma Seattle Ronen Kn Oi Iso Gazette

Boys Found After Nine Hours Missing From Cedar Rapids

Two boys Dennis Thompson seven and Randy five were located at the Green Tee driving range in northeast Cedar Rapids after nine hours away from home. They left about 9 to 10 Saturday morning and were tired and dirty when found around 6 40 p.m.

Cedar Rapids Dennis Thompson Randy Helen Thompson Council Street

President Johnson Seen as Confident Right Course in Vietnam

ABC White House correspondent Frank Reynolds told engineers at the IEEE banquet that Johnson is at peace with his decisions in Southeast Asia and believes alternatives have defects. Reynolds noted the credibility gap, Johnson’s stance on crime, and potential 1968 bid, while praising his early decisive actions after Dallas.

Johnson Southeast Asia White House ABC Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Roosevelt Hotel Frank Reynolds Reynolds LBJ G.O.P Washington Dallas

Noel-Baker Ordered to Rest Amid Vietnam Mission Hope

Philip Noel-Baker, 77, has been ordered by doctors to rest and canceled engagements. His secretary says he still hopes to lead a Nobel Peace Prize winners mission to Hanoi and Saigon for talks with both belligerents this fall.

London Philip Noel- Baker North South Vietnam Noel-Baker Hanoi Saigon

Occupation No Help in Trial in Traffic Court

Richard Honesman of Hollywood acted as his own attorney in traffic court. He testified he once taught at a driving school but the admission was ruled inadmissible. He was convicted for failing to yield the right of way and faced a $35 fine or seven days in jail.

Fort Lauderdale Richard Honesman Hollywood Honesman

Deaths Mrs Milton H Towner 95 Cedar Rapids resident

Mrs. Milton H. Towner died Saturday after a brief illness at 95. Born February 23, 1872 in Bangor Maine she lived in Cedar Rapids 49 years and retired from Roosevelt High School at age 70. Survivors include three sons plus 11 grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren. Memorial service time to be announced. Body at Hesser's.

Milton H. Towner Thirty-fifth Street Bangor Maine Minneapolis Cedar Rapids Roosevelt High School Milton H Phoenix Francis R Elgin, Ill Wendell H Des Moines

Memorial Services and Burials Planned for Local Residents

Memorial services set for Gladys Bleakley at Westminster Presbyterian Church at 3 PM Monday with Dr. John P. Woods. burial at Cedar Memorial. Friends may call at Beatty-Bearle's until 1:30 PM Monday. Cornelius D Brady to be honored Monday at Immaculate Conception Church at 10 AM with burial at Mt. Calvary. Rosaries Sunday at Monahan-Stewart funeral home. Mt. Mercy Alumnae at 7:30 and Catholic Daughters of America at 8:30 PM.

Bleakley Gladys Westminster Presbyterian Church John P. Woods Cedar Memorial Beatty-Bearle’s Brady Cornelius D Immaculate Conception Church Msgr William Roach Mt. Calvary Monahan - Stewart Mt. Mercy Catholic Daughters of America

Memory of Don Birkicht and others featured in local tributes

The record lists tributes and gifts including a third quarter contribution of $9,108.71 from Cedar Rapids Press Club and $171.46 from Quaker Oats employees. Donations honor Donald E. Birkicht, Emma Kolek, and Betty Ann Young from various local groups and individuals.

Quaker Oats Donald E. Birkicht 1.C.U.E Emma Kolek L. T.S. Club Betty Ann Young Barbara Young

Russians Develop System of Controlling Hail

Russian scientists after six years of work describe a hail control system using radar to locate hail in storms and anti aircraft shells loaded with silver iodide to seed clouds. Tests show reduced crop loss from 19 percent to 3.1 percent on protected land, with potential multi million dollar savings cited by American meteorologists.

Boulder Colo U.S Republics Caucasus National Center For Atmospheric Research National Science Foundation Soviet Union South Dakota Hailswatch Byron Phillips Environmental Science Services Administration Great Plains Kansas U.S. Department of Agriculture

Three Injured In Collision On C Street SW

Three people were injured in a collision on C street SW near Fourteenth avenue yesterday afternoon. Don Mc Spadden, 45, of 1427 Fifth Street NW, was admitted to Mercy hospital with arm injuries and facial cuts. Leslie Becker, 19, of 3519 Center Point Road NEF, and Judy Richardson, 20, of 307 Thirtieth Street SE, were treated and released. Police say Becker and McSpadden drove opposite directions when the crash occurred at 1 38 p.m. Richardson rode with Becker. Investigation continues.

C Street Fourteenth Avenue Don McSpadden Fifth Street Mercy Hospital Leslie Becker Center Point Road Nef Judy Richardson Richardson Becker

Suspect in Slaying Found Then Freed

A man suspected in the slaying of socialist Dorothy Beck Palmer was located in Pittsburgh and cleared of involvement after questioning in Morristown New Jersey. Police said there were no new leads or suspects and a 13 state alert had been issued over a false Pittsburgh address used to rent a car near the crime scene.

Morristown N.J UPI Dorothy Beck Palmer Pittsburgh Harding Township New Jersey Penn Hills

Rio Grande Flood Tamed After Months of Sacrifices

Harlingen Texas AP reports the Rio Grande flood crest finally subsided near the sea after prolonged devastation. Upstream residents work to restore order amid the disaster and Mexico's contributed efforts helped ease the water crisis.

Harlingen Texas Rio Grande Mexico

Cyclist Recovers From Leg Injury In City Car Crash

A bicyclist, Frank Gesualdo, 10, was struck by a car at Midway drive and Edgewood road NW hurt with a broken right leg and cuts. Police name driver as Oren A. Carter Jr. of Ford avenue NW. The incident occurred at 6 15 PM near a service station. no charges filed.

Midway Drive Edgewood Road Frank Gesualdo Betty Gesualdo Johnson Avenue NW Mercy Hospital Oren A. Carter, Jr Ford Avenue

Two Injured in Accident on Highway 218

On Highway 218 just north of Highway 6 two vehicles collided about 8 30 PM. Lawrence Finn 26 of Waterloo drove north and tried a left turn. His car hit Judy King 24 of Independence Missouri who drove the other vehicle. Finn was pinned briefly and both were taken to University hospitals.

Iowa City Lawrence Finn Waterloo Judy King Independence Finn

Doves in California Vote To Fight LBJ

The California Democratic council urged a peace campaign against President Johnson’s Vietnam policy. They endorsed a plan to run a separate “peace delegation” against the Johnson-backed slate in the California Democratic June primary, following a day-long debate.

Doves California Lbj Long Beach Calif UPI California Democratic Council Johnson CDC

GM Found Partially Liable in 1965 Corvette Crash

A Sacramento jury held General Motors partly liable for death and injury in a July 18, 1965 crash involving a Corvette Stingray. The verdict linked design flaws to fuel leakage into the passenger area, with 1.5 million dollars in damages sought for Carol Badorek and the two deceased victims.

Sacramento Calif General Motors Superior Court Matthew Rodgers Elvin Sheehy Rodgers Carol Badorek

Derailment of Long North Western Freight Near Clinton

A noon Saturday derailment of a 23-car section of a long North Western freight left rails at the east edge of Clinton. No injuries reported. Officials blamed a hot box on a wheel locking and derailing the cars. 22 following cars piled up while front sections stayed on track. Damage included 200 feet of track and disrupted telephone service. crews from Clinton and Boone worked on repairs.

Clarence Northwestern Railroad North Western Town Clinton Dick Hancock Cedar County Clinton and Boone

Conditions for Talks With East Germany Set

Chancellor Kiesinger set preconditions for any meeting with East Germany on Saturday. He would send state secretary Werner Knieper as emissary to improve contacts but refused to attend talks that discuss Bonn's recognition of East Germany or a treaty accepting West Germany’s division.

Bad Neustadt Germany Kiesinger Werner Knieper West Germany Bonn East Germany

Milson Berle Appears as Sheepherder on Big Valley

Milton Berle guest stars as a sheepherder in color on The Big Valley this Sunday at 5 00 PM on KCRU TV Channel 9.

Milton Berle Kcru-Tv

Cedar Rapids Gazette Subscription Rates Notice

Subscription rates listed include 55 cents for carrier and 15 dollars per year for night edition and Sunday six issues per month. Afternoon and Sunday seven issues cost 1.60 monthly or 16 dollars yearly. Overseas areas 26 dollars yearly. No mail subscriptions where Gazette carrier service exists. Associated Press news supplied.

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