Weather Summary From Daily Record
The report lists high Wednesday at 56 and low overnight at 42 with noon Thursday at 59 and 2 p.m. Thursday at 66. Barometer 30.03 falling Humidity 60 percent. Wind from the south at 12 mph. Sunrise 7 17 am sunset 6 29 pm. Year ago highs and lows are noted as 57 and 52 with rainfall 0.23. Mississippi LaCrosse 4.8 and other city figures follow.
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Ciena Ee
Gazette
Janta
Bismarck
Min'apolis
Chicago Enver
Nare
Fairbanks
Phoenix
Eles
Washinston
Tran C.R
Newspapers Get Things Newspap ers Create Movement
In a publication dated October 8 to 14, 1967, the issue highlights a focus on newspaper practices and the evolving role of the press, noting shifts in production and distribution strategies. The piece reflects mid‑century media culture and industry changes.
Public welfare notices and obituaries recap
Public welfare notice mentions health and safety education and fundraising efforts. Obituaries list Earlville-Grinnell Hahn 97 Grinnell and Martha Rathjen 91 Marengo with funeral details at Congregational church Clifton’s and Trinity United Church of Christ. Also Goettsch Victor Monticello Lovell Committal Oakwood cemetery Decorah Henry O Rognlien 76 Washington Prairie Lutheran church and Steine's.
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Washington Prairie Lutheran Church
Steine’s
Obituary Notices and Birth Announcements Across Iowa Communities
Lists multiple birth announcements and obituaries with names ages and locations including Marion Cedar Rapids Anamosa Central City Troy Mills Arlington Springville Columbus Junction Oelwein Fayette and Clutter. Notices include services dates and memorial fund requests with church and cemetery details.
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Anamosa
Lance
William E. Rees
Goettsch’s
Central City
Lila P. Edgerly
Murdoch's
Troy Mills
George G. Elliott
Christian Church
Murdoch’s
Center Point
Arlington
Edo Eden
Lutheran Church
Cass Township
Strawberry Point
Gleim’s
Springville
Fred P. Bowdish
Jordan’s Grove
Columbus Junction
Minnie Rabenold
Stacy Lewis
Oelwein
Arnold Baker
Memorial service for Miss Rudd committee figure noted
A memorial notice honors Miss Rudd a member of St Pauls Methodist church and Delta Kappa Gamma for her work with outstanding students. Survived by brother Will Rudd of San Diego California service at Turner Chapel East at 10 30 a m Saturday conducted by Dr Arnold Herbst burial Oak Hill Cemetery friends may call the chapel the casket will not be opened after the service
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Committee For
Miss Rudd
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Delta Kappa Gamma
Pioneer Women’s National Sorority
Surviving
Will Rudd
San Diego
Calif
Turner Chapel
Arnold Herbst
Oak Hill Cemetery
Deaths Arthur O Adams Cedar Rapids retired Wilson and Co
Arthur Oliver Adams died Thursday after a long illness at 261 Twentieth Avenue SW Cedar Rapids. Born December 14, 1892 in Oskaloosa he married Florence Christian on September 1 1946 in Chicago. Survived by wife a Des Moines daughter Alice Jefferson a Des Moines son Albert C Adams 11 grandchildren and one great grandchild. Services at Bethel AME Church with burial at Oak Hill Cemetery. Friends may call at Turner Chapel East. casket not to be opened after the service.
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Arthur Oliver Adams
Twentieth Avenue SW
Cedar Rapids
Wilson and Co
Oskaloosa
Florence Christian
Chicago
Adams
Bethel Ame Church
Bethel Ame
Oak Hill Cemetery
Turner Chapel East
Gearhart Lawyer Seeks Suppression in Counterfeit Case
Lee J. Gearhart and J. W. Grant face a $232,910 counterfeit scheme charge with Oct. 23 federal trial. Gearhart's attorney Kenneth Moon filed motions to suppress statements, seek a bill of particulars, request separate trials, suppress evidence, and a hearing. Moon also seeks the name of the Waterloo contact and possible informers. In custody, Gearhart and Grant are out on bail. Judge Edward J. McManus set a Friday motion deadline.
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Lee J. Gearhart
Cedar Rapids
Gearhart
Eighth Street SE
J. W. (Lee) Grant, Jr
Glassroad NE
Kenneth Moon
Moon
Grant
Edward J. McManus
Waterloo
Secret Service
Man United Yet Socially Alienated Says COSMOS Leader
The Rev. Robert Martin of COSMOS warned that science fosters global unity while nations lack communal living. Speaking to 800 Methodist women in Iowa, he urged a new missionary role to bridge unity and alienation and to cultivate dialogue with non Christians amid rising anti church sentiment.
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Robert Martin
Indianapolis
Commission On Structure of Methodism Overseas
Cosmos
Mr. Martin
North Central Jurisdiction
Woman’s Society
Martin
Church
Mary Riesner Dies After Long Illness at Swisher
Mary Riesner died Wednesday after a long illness. Born June 21 1886 near Solon she married Frank Riesner January 4 1905. They farmed near Solon then retired to Swisher in 1948. Surviving daughter Clare Vavrichek and three grandchildren. Services 2 p.m. Saturday Brush Chapel with Rev Donald A. McPeek. burial Shueyville cemetery. Friends may call after 1 p.m. Friday.
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Mary Riesner
Clare Vavrichek
Chandler Street
Solon
Frank Riesner
Swisher
Brush Chapel
Donald A. McPeek
The
Eden United Church of Christ
Shueyville Cemetery
Memorial Services for S. Tom Cherry Held in Marion
Memorial services took place Friday at 1 30 PM at Murdoch chapel Marion conducted by Rev Lloyd C Kellams. Burial followed at Cedar Memorial cemetery.
Klan leader accused in three civil rights workers case
The document notes Sam Bowers as imperial wizard and mentions a June 28 meeting at Miller’s home where Killen allegedly claimed the trio had been shot and buried in an earthen dam after being chased along Highway 19. Schwerner Goodman and Chaney were arrested June 21 for speeding and later connected to a burned church.
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Killen
Miller
Schwerner
Goodman
Chaney
Philadelphia
Miss
December Draft Call Set at 18,200
The defense department issued a December draft call of 18,200 men, 3,900 fewer than November. The quota compares with 12,100 last December and 40,200 in December 1965 during Vietnam buildup. October’s draft was 17,000 with 25,000 inducted in September. All draftees are serving in the army.
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Washington
UPS
Defense Department
Vietnam
Army
United Methodist Church WSCS to Change Name
Theressa Hoover of New York City told the 26th annual North Central Jurisdiction Woman's Society of Christian Service meeting that the group will adopt the name Women s Society of Christian Service The change updates the existing Methodist Woman s Society of Christian Service and Evangelical United Brethren title reflecting the merger Move aims to unify the women’s organization across nine Midwestern states.
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Methodist Church
Miss Hoover
Wesleyan Service Guild
General Board of Missions
United Methodist Church
Woman's Organization
New United Methodist Church
Methodists
Evangelical United Brethren
Theressa Hoover
New York City
National Methodist Board of Missions
North Central Jurisdiction
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Midwestern
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Methodist Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Debt passes 340 billion in new borrowing
Washington reports the federal debt rose to 340.3 billion dollars this week, topping the prior peak of 337.7 billion set on September 28. The increase comes after 4.5 billion dollars in new cash borrowed last week, within the 358-billion ceiling.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Congress
ATOLEDO? Rural Apathy Delays County Post
In Atalacadero California the race for a seat on the San Luis Obispo County Economic Opportunities Commission ended in a 1 1 vote. Philip Bayles and Wanda Widner were the only voters to appear. A commission spokesman cited rural poverty area apathy for the low turnout.
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Atalcadero
Calif
San Luis Obispo County
Froehlich S judged on bad check charge
Tim J. Froehlich aged 19 of 1709 Eleventh Avenue SW received a 30 day suspended jail sentence on a charge of false uttering of a check. He allegedly wrote an $18 bad check to a Cedar Rapids department store on January 3.
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Tim J. Froehlich
Eleventh Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Mayfield Receives Master’s in Accounting from Northeastern
Richard D. Mayfield of 2508 C Avenue NE earned a master of accounting degree from Northeastern University.
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Richard D. Mayfield
C Avenue NE
Northeastern University
Smash Gang In Jerusalem
Police claim to have smashed a gang of Arab saboteurs trained in Syria and Iraq that terrorized Jerusalem last month. Twenty four people, including four girls, were arrested in three days after a bombing attempt on a crowded movie theater. Syri an backed infiltrators and men from an Iraqi army unit based in Jordan were among the saboteurs, with large arms ammunition and explosives seized in Jerusalem hideouts.
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Jerusalem
Syria
Iraq
Jordan
Heat Kills Six in Rio as Drought Hits Children
In Rio de Janeiro the heat topping near 100 degrees led to six child deaths and about 200 dehydration cases, reported by newspapers. The extreme temperatures prompted health warnings and calls for cooling measures.
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Rio
Rio DE Janeiro
Charges Dropped in Hiawatha Car Chase Case
Larry George White, 29, of Hiawatha, had nine charges filed after a Cedar Rapids area pursuit on Sept 24. Linn county attorney recommended dismissal of seven counts. Municipal Judge Loren Hullinger Jr. fined White $100 for reckless driving and $100 for speeding. The remaining charges were dismissed. Authorities noted White had back surgery prior to the incident.
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Hiawatha
Cedar Rapids
Linn County Attorney’s Office
Larry George White
Loren Hullinger, Jr
White
Ford Settlement Talks Rise as Reuther Returns to Ford
Walter Reuther president of the United Auto Workers returned to Ford headquarters to resume talks amid reports a major breakthrough in the 36 day strike could be near. Secret meetings by the company and union teams continued with no joint session scheduled and a news blackout in effect.
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Detroit
Walter Reuther
United Auto Workers
Ford
Reuther
Ken Bannon
UAW Ford Department
John Astin Guests on The Flying Nun Thursday
John Astin appears as a guest star in The Flying Nun airing at 7 00 PM Thursday on COLOR KCRG TV Channel 9.
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John Astin
Kcrgtv
State Granted Time To File Records In Cobb Appeal
The state received additional time Wednesday to file records in the appeal of two rulings from the Forrest N. Cobb leaving the scene trial. Judge William R. Eads also appointed H Edward Beatty as defense attorney. The appeal aims to clarify law points and cannot affect Cobb personally, per County Attorney William Faches. The case highlights rulings on suppressing after impound photos and releasing the complete Linn county attorney file, a move Faches calls a departure from Iowa practice. Other docket items include several foreclosures and notes: Donald V Miller mortgage $477, Lyle Huss versus Vosdingh painting $154.50, Bjornsen Investment Corp. versus Orville L Lafferty $1,157.95, and promissory notes totaling $12,954.32.
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Forrest N. Cobb
William R. Eads
H. Edward Beatty
William Faches
Linn County
Lyle L. Huss
Jerry Vosdingh
Bjornsen Investment Corp
Orville L. Lafferty
Judge Orders Evaluation for Roger Morelock
Wed nesday ordered a psychiatric evaluation for Roger A. Morelock 20 of Dundee after a probation officer sought revocation of his sentence for breaking and entering. Morelock was sentenced Oct 21 1966 to 10 years in the men’s reformatory at Anamosa and placed on probation amid a three man break in at Ogden and Adams Lumber Co. on Oct 14 1966. The parole agent cited misconduct including admitted perjury intoxication and carrying concealed weapons.
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B. J. Maxwell
Roger A. Morelock
Morelock
Dundee
Anamosa
Ogden and Adams Lumber Co
Thirty - Second Street Drive
Davidson Suit Against Hasleys Denied by Jury
A Linn district court jury found for defendants Earl A Hasley and Leona M Hasley owners of Jerry's Drive-in after about two hours of deliberation. Joseph F. Davidson sought 10075 dollars in damages for injuries from walking into a plate glass window on October 12, 1966, mistaken for a doorway.
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Linn District Court
Joseph F. Davidson
Earl A
Leona M. Hasley
Third Avenue
Davidson
Landis Large Mortgage Foreclosure Case Details
Bohemian Savings and Loan Assn of Cedar Rapids sues Landis in a $3,156.07 mortgage foreclosure against William Matthew Blair and Darla Mae Blair. Separate action lists Donald E Lochner and Connie R Lochner with a $13,980.50 mortgage.
Eby waives hearing bound over to Linn grand jury
Robert J. Eby 25 of Monti cello Thursday waived preliminary hearing and was bound over to the Linn grand jury on a charge of drunk driving. He was arrested Saturday in Grant township.
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Robert J. Eby
Monticello
Linn Grand Jury
Grant Township
Marijuana grows on Iowa farms and campuses
Wild marijuana has long been a nuisance in Iowa. Officials note maps circulating on fewer than five college campuses. Some wild plants show higher resin content, raising concern among narcotics agents about detected growing sites and seed spread by birds and wind.
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Iowa
Towa
Vietnam peace talks offer tied to bombing halt
The Vietnamese president would propose a meeting with Ho Chi Minh and offer a one week pause in bombing if Hanoi shows willingness to talk. Thieu would meet only with Ho. lower level talks possible if North Vietnamese proposal. Bombing to pause if a meeting occurs or if Hanoi stops infiltration and trouble in the South. Hanoi rejects offers for an unconditional halt.
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Hanoi
Thieu
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