Weather and Birth Notices Highlight Saturday Record
The Daily Record reports a Saturday evening forecast with a 0.0 inch precipitation total for the day and October total near 2.59 inches, plus a mild extended outlook. Birth notices list several newborns from Mercy, St. Luke's, and area families with dates October 3 and 4 and hometowns including Atkins Marion Shellsburg and Clarence. Police and safety notes record fault in a new car fuel system, a stove short, children with matches, and a trash container fire hazards across streets NE NW SE.
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Second Avenue
Tenth Street
Thirtieth Street
Eighth Street
First Avenue NE
Graveside rites for Lulu Evans Peterson in Texas
Lulu Evans Peterson 87 of Texarkana Texas and formerly Cedar Rapids dies after brief illness. Graveside service Wednesday 1 p.m. Oak Hill cemetery by Rev. Warren K Martin of Graveton Texas. Born November 17 1887 Manchester Iowa taught English 35 years at Cedar Rapids schools. Poet member United Presbyterian Church of the Redeemer and Lone Star DAR. Survivors include daughter, sister, three grandchildren and three great grandchildren.
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Lulu Evans Peterson
Texarkana
Texas
Cedar Rapids
Oak Hill Cemetery
Warren K. Martin
Graveton
United Presbyterian Church of the Redeemer
Turner Chapel East
Peterson
Manchester
Coe College
National Poet's Assn
Lone Star
D.A.R
Willa McClung Evans
Chambersburg, Pa
David C. Grommon
South Dakota
Iowa Electric Light and Power Co
Eagles Club
Joe L
Central City
David C., Jr
Thomas M
Donald F
Nancyann T. Cortez
George Gaines
Vernon
Willis
Des Moines
Francis R. King
Olivet Presbyterian Church
Linwood
Turner's
Berrigan Attacks With Red Paint At Pratt & Whitney
East Hartford police arrested activist Philip Berrigan and 16 others after they sprayed red paint on at least four military planes during Pratt & Whitney’s 50th anniversary air show. They defaced jets with the word death and poured a red liquid into cockpits while crowds watched. Berrigan faces criminal mischief charges. others faced similar charges.
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East Hartford
Berrigan
Society of St. Joseph
Cantonsville
Elizabeth McAlister
Baltimore
Tools Taken and Breakin in Local Briefs
Tools valued at 200 dollars were stolen from Nelson Fedfearn’s locked vehicle on Saturday. Burglars shattered two windows at the Pester Derby station and stole 12 cartons of cigarets. Pegs Beaute Salon reported 233 dollars stolen Friday. Lyle R. Timm, 27, of route two, Mr. Vernon, was arrested for drunk driving early Saturday and released to the Department of Adult Corrections Services.
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Nelson Fedfearn
North Towne Lane
Pester Derby Station
Sixth Street
Lyle R. Timm
Route Two
Vernon
Department of Adult Corrections Services
Tragic suicide found in car at residence garage
Dorothy G. Lee, 61, of 1287 Hazel Drive NE, was found by a neighbor Saturday morning in the front seat of a car in her own residence garage. Police described the death as an apparent suicide with the car ignition on and fuel tank empty, noting windows were coated with fumes.
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Dorothy G. Lee
Hazel Drive
U.S. Spain Reach Accord On Four Military Bases
After nearly a year of talks, the United States and Spain settled a framework to keep four major U.S. bases on Spanish soil. Kissinger and Cortina produced a new bilateral relationship concept, ending an impasse over a mutual security pledge and 1.5 billion in weapons. The current pact expires Sept. 26, with a one year extension possible. Congressional review will shape final terms within six weeks.
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Washington
United States
Spain
Henry
Kissinger
Pedro Cortina
U.S
Cortina
Rubbing Out Sin Opens Debate On Times Square Massage Parlors
New York City plans to host the 1976 Democratic National Convention as the planning commission proposes a zoning ordinance to shut down Times Square massage parlors. The rule would bar operation of such establishments unless in a community facility or a hotel of at least 100 rooms with fully compliant facilities. Parlors would have one year to meet the standards or face closure.
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New York
New York City
Times Square
Cedar Rapids Gazette Subscription Rates and Contact Info
The Cedar Rapids Gazette established in 1883 by The Gazette Co publishes daily and Sunday at 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids IA 52406. Second class postage paid Cedar Rapids lowa. Subscription by carrier 1.05 per week. By mail Night Edition and Sunday six issues four weeks 224 weeks 45.00 52 weeks. Afternoon Editions and Sunday seven issues four weeks 4294 weeks 46.00 52 weeks. Other states and U.S. territories 70.00 52 1 weeks. No mail subscriptions in areas with Gazette carrier service. The Associated Press has exclusive republication rights for local news. Paper and AP dispatches.
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The
Gazette Co
Third Ave. SE
Cedar Rapids
Lowo
Lowe
U.S. Territories
Iowa farmers vote to withhold farm purchases over grain embargo
Ninety Logan area farmers voted to withhold purchases of new farm machinery and automobiles until the U S embargo on grain exports is lifted. The boycott follows anger at the federal grain embargo and at labor union actions to halt loading at export points. A seven member committee was chosen to spread the boycott.
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Logan
Iowa
U.S
Russia
Hugh Hanks
Plane Crash Near Bremer County Claims Cedar Falls Pilot
A Cedar Falls man died when his World War II vintage aircraft crashed in a cornfield near Fr edrika Iowa. Passenger Dennis Otto was hospitalized with injuries. Sulentic had bought the plane about a week earlier and had just returned from Texas.
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Fredrika, Iowa
Cedar Falls
Bremer County
James Sulentic
Dennis Otto
University Hospitals
Iowa City
Sulentic
Texas
Chelsea Accident Injures Woman
Nancy E. Williams a 31 year old Belle Plaine resident was treated at a Marengo hospital for injuries from a two car crash in Chelsea around 545 p m The other driver Carlton N Smith 45 of Toledo was westbound on highway 212 when Williams pulled from a service station into his path Iowa highway patrol reported
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Chelsea
Nancy E. Williams
Belle Plaine
Marengo Hospital
Carlton N. Smith
Toledo
Iowa Highway Patrol
Williams
Peron Backers Rally As Exile Return Hints Surface
President Peron’s personal physician said Mrs. Peron will return to Buenos Aires by October 17, stirring currents among rival Peronist factions. The prospect of her power regain sparked debate and political maneuvering across factions.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
UPI
Isabel Peron
Norwegian King Heads West With Oceanic Tour and Dignitaries
The 72-year-old king plans a 26 day cross country journey by bus subway and streetcar with many boat excursions beginning in Brooklyn at the Norwegian Seamen's Church and Bay Ridge. He will dedicate a statue tablet at Liberty Island and the Bernt Balchen room at Wings Club, address the United Nations, and dine with Secretary General Waldheim before Washington events including a White House state dinner. Emperor Hirohito visited Woods Hole praising marine research and met with officials, while demonstrators urged anti whaling protests and were outnumbered by supporters.
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United States
Olav
Bernt Balchen
Wings Club
Richard E Byrd
South Pole
United Nations General Assembly
Kurt Waldheim
Washington
White House
Ford Campaign Security Tightens During Newark Visit
Democratic Mayor Kenneth Gibson said the Ford visit cost Newark $30,000 as police detained a man with a beer can near the hotel. In West Virginia Ford greeted crowds during a 45 minute parade with multiple hands shaken, while Secret Service kept a tight protective ring. Senator Jennings Randolph rode with Ford and quoted the president about standing to greet supporters.
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Ford
Kenneth Gibson
Newark
West Virginia
Secret Service
San Francisco
Sen
Jennings Randolph
D-W. Va
Jennings
Randolph
Hands Across America human chain gains pace nationwide
Chicago organizer Marvin Rosenblum reports growing interest in a July 4th four million person, 3000 mile handholding event. Government and mapmaking representatives plan to discuss feasibility as organizers push for national backing and a guiding map.
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Chicago
Marvin Rosenblum
Rosenblum
America
South Vietnam condemns US repatriation plan
Tokyo AP dispatch says South Vietnam condemned U S plans to repatriate 1600 Vietnamese refugees without Saigon consent. Hanoi quoted Giai Phong saying Saigon warned of serious consequences and sought an early end to the division of families while asserting Vietnam’s sovereign right to permit returns. The government will study refugee applications and decide, without a set date.
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Tokyo
South Vietnam
United States
Saigon
Hanoi
Giai Phong
Vietnam
Violence erupts in Argentina as bombs wounds and hostages rise
Bombs explode in Mendoza Cordoba La Plata and Viedma with extensive damage but no fatalities. Gunmen in Buenos Aires fire on an army installation. security forces kill or wound one attacker. Graciela Pane de Garcia, a Communist Youth Federation member, is kidnapped in Avellaneda. State of siege extended indefinitely to counter terrorism.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Mendoza
Cordoba
la Plata
Viedma
Ers
Avellaneda
Graciela Carmen Pane de Garcia
Communist Youth Federation
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H. G
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Pratt & Witney
Jonah House
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Hartford
Pratt & Whitney
United Technology
Air Force
Peg
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Sin
Associated Press
Teahen Funeral Home
Henry F. T
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Peter R. Teahen
Mortician
First Ave
Peron
Gene Colby
Susie Bishop
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Mark Trail
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Charles, Henrietta, & Charles, Jr. Pochobradsky
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Olav, Hirohito
Emperor Hirohito
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Hirohito
Otis Air Force Base
Emperor
Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution
Marine Biological Laboratory
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Mrs. Ford
Hands Across America
Rand McNally Corp
Mapmakers
Jim Sereyka
Lynnwood
Wash
Lynnwood Jaycees
Seattle
Sereyka
Rosemont
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Harry Allendorfer
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