Weather and funeral notices from Daily Record page
Weather data for Saturday and Monday with temperatures rainfall barometer and humidity plus obituaries and funeral notices for Linn County towns including Oelwein Lamont Sigourney Mt. Vernon Central City Volga Tipton Dyersville Clermont Garrison Williamsburg Vinton Lamont Clutter-Walter Arp Overton Appleton's for Dysart and Colesburg Jula Bush 91 with service details and cemetery plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reynold’s. Mt. Vernon
Lynne Goodlove
Morgan's
Central City
Claude Morrison
Cedar Memorial Chapel
Cedar Rapids
Volga
Norma Tenney
Volga Methodist Church
Feeney
S. Tipton
Ralph (Judd) Williams
Sheets and Son
Dyersville
Louis Tauke
Basilica of St. Francis Xavier
Kramer’s
Clermont
Agnes Bilden
West Clermont Lutheran Church
Schutte's
Garrison
Arthur C. Beard
White Phillips
Williamsburg
John la Roque
United Methodist Church
Congregational Church
Hampton
Hampton Cemetery
Jones’ Vinton
Elsie M. Grebe
Campbell’s
Lamont
Peter Houska
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Kreussel
Fawcett
Clutter
Walter F. Arp
Zion Lutheran Church
Dysart
Overton's
Dysart Colesburg
Ford’s Senate Hearing Position on Nixon Era Policies Detailed
The article outlines Ford’s stance during the era, noting his support for Nixon policies and a strong defense posture. It covers his voting history on defense funding, poverty programs, and social measures, along with his past impeachment talk against Justice Douglas and defense of price and wage controls. Ford is described as aligning with GOP mainstream on most issues, with a few notable disagreements with Nixon.
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Ford
Vietnam
Nixon
House
Defense Department
Southeast Asia
Lockheed Corp
Supreme Court
William C. Douglas
Twins Born 165 Miles Apart in Alaska
Anchorage and Cordova report the birth of twins Wade and Cade born hours apart and 165 miles apart. Mother Glenda Goodridge delivered Cade in Cordova and Wade after air transfer to Anchorage. Each baby weighed about 3 pounds 10 to 3 pounds 15 ounces and were six weeks premature with stable or improving conditions.
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Wade
Cade
Glenda Goodridge
Cordova
Anchorage
Finalists for Nixon Vice Presidency Named by White House Source
A White House source lists five contenders for Nixon's vice presidency: Gerald Ford John Connally Nelson Rockefeller Ronald Reagan William Rogers and Hugh Scott.
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Washington
UPI
White House
Nixon
Gerald Ford
Treasury
John Connally
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Ronald Reagan
California
William Rogers
Senate
GOP
Hugh Scott
Dollar revaluation eyed after reform, Burns and Casey say
Burns told the Business Council that controllable inflation may drop as next year approaches. William Casey said the dollar will likely be revalued after world monetary system reform within 18 months and will rebound in the interim. He cited a larger than expected US trade surplus with Communist nations possibly reaching $2 billion by year end. Rep. Al Ullman opposed using a tax increase to fine tune inflation.
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William Casey
Casey
al Ullman
House
Ways and Means
Burns
London Bach Society to Appear at U S Iowa City
The London Bach Society directed by Paul Steinitz will perform at the University of Iowa Hancher Auditorium on October 29. The 40 vocalists and 20 instrumentalists include Cantata No 78 Jesu der du meine Seele and Suite No 4 in D, with Haydn Te Deum, Schutz Magnificat, and movements from The Chameleon and the Lizard sung in Zulu. Tickets for non students available by mail. box office sales begin October 24.
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London Bach Society
University of Iowa
Hander
Maria Theresa
Schutz
Stanley Glasser
Hancher
Meir Presses Peace in National Broadcast Amid War Claims
Prime Minister Golda Meir spoke in a 55 minute national television address asserting Israel seeks victory but urges Arabs to choose peace. She accused the Soviet Union of financing another Arab war and warned of “one way” to pursue negotiations for an honorable peace.
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Egypt
Sinai Front
Israel
Sinai Desert
Golda Meir
Soviet Union
McGregor and Marquette Eye Local Elections Interest
In McGregor and nearby Marquette three major candidates vie for November office. McGregor Mayor Dave Bradley faces Gary Bowden and Jim Cowell while Marquette Mayor William Dickey faces Nolan Reed and A R Eggleston. Seven McGregor council seats include three incumbents and four challengers. Marquette council seats see four incumbents opposed by three challengers. Town treasurers Freda McCracken and Gerrie Edwards run unopposed.
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Mcgregor
Adjoining
Mar
Dave Bradley
Gary Bowden
Jim Cowell
William Dickey
Marquette
Nolan Reed
A.R. Eggleston
Herb Collins
Jim Teaser
Delmar Gingerich
James Dubail
Dennis Denning
Roger Halverson
Roger Lange
Larry Greener
Ed Hamann, Jr
Jim Mason
Dick Hinkel
Elsie Harrington
Roger J. Hendrickson
Ralph Pire
Freda McCracken
Gerrie Edwards
NE Iowa Conference On Holy Spirit Set
Waterloo hosts the First Northeast Iowa Conference on the Holy Spirit at Westminster Presbyterian Church October 25 to 28. Rev. Herbert Mijorud of Minneapolis speaks nightly at 7:30. Father Phillip Pavich of Indianapolis leads a Saturday session and workshop. Workshops run Friday and Saturday at 10 30 a m and 2 30 p m with other leaders including Jack Brombach Brother John Kittleson Ed Meyer and G D Coborn.
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Waterloo
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Kimball Avenue
Herbert Mijorud
Minneapolis
Phillip Pavich
Indianapolis
Jack Brombach
Charismatic Renewal Office
John” Kittleson
Postville
Ed Meyer
Muscatine
G. D. Coborn
Naterloo
Services for Lee F Morris Held at Murdoch Chapel
Lee F Morris 63 of route 1 Marion died Thursday. Services set for 2 Sunday at Murdoch chapel in Marion with burial in Shitoh cemetery and a memorial established.
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Lee F. Morris
Route 1
Marion
Murdoch Chapel
Shitoh
Cedar Rapids Gazette AP Entitled Exclusive News Dispatch
The Cedar Rapids Gazette reports exclusive AP news dispatches and related stories from multiple sources. The item notes additional regional and national reports provided through Associated Press services.
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Associated Press
Deaths Lavina Berger 71 Bemidji resident
Lavina Berger 71 wife of Fred Berger died at home in Bemidji Minnesota after a long illness. Born in LaCrosse Wisconsin she married Fred Berger in Cedar Rapids in 1922. They later lived in Minneapolis before moving to Bemidji in 1946 where they ran a resort until retiring in 1963. Burial at Mt Calvary cemetery with services at St. Ann's Blackduck.
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Lavina Berger
Fred Berger
Bemidji
Mainn
LaCrosse
Wis
Berger
Cedar Rapids
Minneapolis
Loren Hamman
St. Ann's Catholic Church
Blackduck
Minn
Martin Laughlin
St. Patrick’s Church
Teahen Chapel
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Father Laughlin
Two Funeral Services Settlements in Georgia
Louise Josephine Seelig dies and is laid to rest at Oak Hill Cemetery with service at Turner Chapel East conducted by Rev. C. M. Howe. Earlier, a service for another individual conducted by Rev. Wayne A. Shireman at Georgia-Brush chapel at 10 30 a m followed by burial in Czech National Cemetery.
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Long
Georgia
Brush Chapel
Wayne A. Shireman
Czech National Cemetery
Seelig
Louise Josephine
Turner Chapel East
C. M. Howe
Oak Hill Cemetery
Rash of burglaries and attempts reported in CR
Police logged seven burglaries and two attempted break ins Friday night. Victims include Diane F. David who lost $3.26 from a purse, and Paula Everett where a residence was entered with cans stolen. Other reports mention tools valued at 125 dollars, a pistol valued at 65 dollars, and several near misses at multiple addresses.
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Diane F. David
Red Wing Road
Henry Banke, Jr
Thirty-third Avenue
Dan Volker
Sixth Avenue
Everett Dague
Nineteenth Avenue
Marguerite Collins
Eighteenth Street
Paula Everett
Bever Avenue
Midwest Automotive Supply
Fourteenth Avenue
Marshall Stoddard
Twenty-first Street
Mable Heitz
Harvey Petrie
Ohio Avenue
Laitner Nader Clash Over Nuclear Plant Risks At Iowa Conference
Laitner warned of rising cancer near a plant similar to DAEC and cited a Pennsylvania site as a comparison. Nader backed ISPIRG’s Iowa Commerce Commission complaint, warned of earthquake risks, theft of nuclear material, and consumer awareness, urging organized action and scrutiny of advertising and product labeling.
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Laitner
Pennsylvania
DAEC
Nader
Ispirg
Iowa Commerce Commission
Tresnak Would Seek Hazard Hearing on Plant
Cedar Rapids mayoral candidate George Tresnak proposes an informational hearing on nuclear plant hazards to coincide with the Duane Arnold Energy Center opening. He would allow public petition to intervene and five minute testimony for those not granted standing, aiming to inform residents of potential risks.
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Tresnak
Iowa City
Cedar Rapids
George Tresnak
Duane Arnold
Citizens United For Responsible Energy
CURE
AEC
Nixon Narrowed VP Pick. Family Not Informed Early
In Washington AP report, only a handful of senior staff knew Nixon's vice presidential choice. Tricia Nixon Cox said the president told his family just before they went to hear the speech.
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Nader
Nixon
Tricia Nixon Cox
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