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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1969

Page

4

Daily Record Weather and Obituary Notes

The Daily Record lists high temperatures for Monday at 58 and 61 for Tuesday with low 38, plus rainfall totals and barometer readings. It also notes year comparisons and noon humidity, wind, sunrise and sunset times. Obituary notices include Henderson's and Devaney's services for various local residents with names and church affiliations.

Kennedys Objection Hearing on Kopechne Death Continues

In a Kennedy related hearing, objections overruled as District Attorney Dinis details attempts to interview witnesses regarding Mary Jo Kopechne's death. Mills testifies the body showed drowning signs with no evident injuries, and Kennedy is in Brussels for a North Atlantic Assembly meeting.

Mary Jo Kopechne Fernandes Dinis Flanagan Brominski Mills and Spelman Mills Kennedy Brussels Belgium North Atlantic Assembly

City election turnout rises amid signs at polls

On election day in 1965, 4 130 voters cast ballots by 2 p.m. across 36 precincts, with 393 voting in Bever Park's 10th precinct the largest share. Jefferson High School 23rd precinct and Roosevelt 22nd precinct showed slower rates. Storm sewer issues spurred turnout in Roosevelt, while signs near polling places violated rules. An unidentified man ripped down signs outside Jackson precinct before voting. Voters chose one candidate each for mayor and four commissioners.

Bever Park Jefferson) High School Roosevelt School Adams School Jackson School Fourth Avenue SE

Okinawa Return To Japan by 72 Under Talks

Washington reports a U S Japan understanding to return Okinawa to Japanese administrative control by 1972 while keeping a U S military base on the island. The pact includes removal of U S nuclear weapons from Okinawa and shifting defense responsibility to Japan.

Washington U.S Japan Okinawa Tokyo

Coralville Purchases Two Transit Buses

Coralville Transit Commission announced the purchase of two buses from the Iowa City Coach Co. The blue and white buses are in service to replace two donated by Raymond Scheetz of Community Transit Inc. The ownership dispute was settled by the Johnson County district court after Scheetz withdrew his gift offer.

Coralville

Eighteen Children Die as Sand Pit Collapses Near Morelia

In Teremendo, ten miles north of Morelia, an eight to sixteen year old group was digging sand for a church project when a sand pit overhang collapsed burying eighteen children. Four escaped unharmed, according to reports reaching Mexico City. The incident occurred Sunday night and details emerged Tuesday.

Mexico City Teremendo Morelia

Producer Quits Laugh-In Show

New York AP Paul Keyes resigns as producer and head writer of NBCs Laugh-In amid claims he called the show slanted vulgar and dirty He says the direction disturbed him since April and objected to words slipping by NBC censor Carolyn Raskin becomes producer under George Schlatter and Ed Friendly executive producers

New York Paul Keyes NBC Keyes Carolyn Raskin George Schlatter Ed Friendly

Group Delays Viet Hearings Do Not Hear Vietnam War Issues

The Senate Foreign Relations Committee postponed its hearings on the Vietnam War until after President Nixon issues his November 3 policy report to the nation. The delay shifts scrutiny to the president’s address and national plans regarding Vietnam.

Washington Senate Foreign Relations Committee Nixon

Columbus Junction trustees named for new fire district

Columbus Junction board of supervisors named three trustees for the Columbus benefited fire district. R. F. Morrison will serve a three year term, Howard Kulp Jr. a two year term, and Jack Williams a one year term.

Columbus Junction Board of Supervisors New Columbus Benefited R. F. Morrison Howard Kulp, Jr Jack Williams

Missing Cedar Rapids girl found dead. murder weapon missing

Jean Louise Halverson, 23, was reported missing after leaving home Sunday. Her body was found in a wooded area near Mohawk park after a large search. investigators say the weapon appears to be a semi-automatic and the body was found without shoes or pants. Police questioned about a dozen people and checked with surrounding states for similar crimes. Memorial services were held at Turner Chapel East with a cremation committal and a Camp Hitaga memorial fund suggested.

Miss Halverson Matias Mohawk Park Mohawk

Nixon Greets 2 Cosmonauts at White House

President Nixon welcomed Soviet cosmonauts Major Gen Georgi Beregovoi and Konstantin Feoktistov at the White House on a two week US tour. They met in the Oval Room with host Col Frank Borman, Vice President Agnew, and Soviet Ambassador Dobrynin as an interpreter translated their conversation. Nixon presented presidential pens as souvenirs.

Washington Nixon White House United States Georgi Beregovoi Konstantin Feoktistov Col Frank Borman Agnew Dobrynin

Cedar Rapids Gazette Subscription Rates 1883 Notice

The Cedar Rapids Gazette established 1883 announces subscription prices for carrier and mail delivery. Night and Sunday editions priced at 1.70 per month or 16 per year. afternoon and Sunday seven issues at 1.85 per month or 17 per year. States outside Iowa 27 per year. No mall subscriptions in carrier areas. Associated Press retains exclusive republication rights for local and AP news dispatches.

the Gazette Co Third A Ave. SE Cedar Rapids Iowa U.S. Territories Associated Press Howe

Nixon critics clash over Vietnam policy and politics

Rep. Rogers C. B. Morton labeled Democratic doves as political actors while praising Nixon moves toward peace. A close GOP source tied Agnew’s New Orleans attack on protesters to ongoing pressure for policy over politics. Sen. Fulbright called Agnew’s remarks undignified as debate over bombing, troop pulls, and Saigon talks continues.

Vietnam Rogers C. B. Morton Maryland Nixon Scott Agnew G.O.P New Orleans J. W. Fulbright D-Ark Foreign Relations Morton North Vietnam U.S Saigon

Hughes criticizes Nixon on Vietnam policy and withdrawal

Senator Harold Hughes of Iowa says the Nixon administration is trying to appease public opinion on Vietnam with limited tactics rather than a fundamental policy shift. He urges a determined program of accelerated withdrawal and a change in strategic policy to avoid future quagmires.

Chicago UPI Harold Hughes Iowa Nixon Vietnam Hughes Inland Daily Press Assn U.S

Deaths Irene Waskow Cedar Rapids woman dies after brief illness

Irene B. Waskow of 2101 Johnson Avenue NW Cedar Rapids widow of Lawrence E. Waskow died Monday after a brief illness. Born October 20 1909 in Vinton she married July 13 1929 in Cedar Rapids. Survived by husband two daughters Yvonne Reichart Palo Alto California and Carol A Whitmore Dubuque a son Duane E Waskow Marion two sisters Pansy Nicklas and Violet Baker and a brother Burl Clayton all of Cedar Rapids six grandchildren. Memorial services Thursday at 1 30 p m Turner Chapel East by the Rev Ernest W Larson burial Cedar Memorial. Friends may call at the chapel until 1 p m Thursday. The casket will not be opened after the service.

Horizon Club Camp Fire Girls Camp Huaga Washington High School Robert Nordman St. Louis Robert A. Halverson Cedar Rapids Turner Chapel East Ernest W. Larson Trinity Methodists Church Jean Halverson Camp Hitaga Irene B. Waskow Johnson Avenue Lawrence E. Waskow Vinton Waskow Trinity Methodist Church Yvonne Reichart Palo Alto Calif Carol A. Whitmore Dubuque Duane E. Waskow Route 1 Marion Pansy Nicklas Violet Baker Burl Clayton Turner Chapel Cedar Memorial

Ada V. McCrary Obituary in Reinbeck Roots

Ada V. McCrary widow of John C. McCrary aged 70 dies Sunday at home 128 Thirty eighth Street NE born July 4 1898 in Reinbeck member of the First Church of Christ Scientist. No immediate survivors. Chapel East Wednesday noon service conducted by the first reader of Scientist with cremation to follow. Friends may call until 11 30 a m Wednesday. casket will not be opened after the service.

Ada V. McCrary Thirty Eighth Street John C. McCrary Reinbeck First Church of Christ Scientist Turner Chapel Church of Christ Scientist

Kosek Renamed to Advisory Group in Des Moines Announcement

Lt Gov Roger Jepsen announced the reappointment of State Sen Ernest Kosek to the medical assistance to the aged advisory committee and named State Sen William Palmer to the same panel. House members on the committee include Rep Joan Lipsky and Rep A June Franklin.

Des Moines Roger Jepsen Ernest Kosek Rcedar Rapids William Palmer Joan Lipsky Cedar Rapids

Couple, child funeral notices at Turner and West chapels

Wickham Etla Christina Beatty-Bearle burial at LaFayette cemetery near Alburnett after 1:30 pm service led by Pastor John Jensen of First Lutheran. Charles Sidney Turner burial at Virginia Memorial Park Lynchburg after 3 pm service led by Rev Ona Kirk. Long Onalee FE burial at Linwood Cemetery after 1:30 pm service led by Rev E W Koberg of Trinity Lutheran.

Lynch Drug Charge Trial Opens In Cedar Rapids

A Dallas man, Kevin Lynch, 21, stands trial in Linn district court for possession of narcotic drugs after hashish was found in a suitcase at Cedar Rapids airport following a Chicago trip. An airline stewardess testified she was offered marijuana on the flight. Defense objections over witness naming delayed proceedings as Judge Maxwell ruled on the information. Ten witnesses are expected to connect a key and claim stub to Lynch, with the defense urging jurors to scrutinize all testimony for falsehoods. Jurors from Cedar Rapids, Marion, and Mt. Vernon were sworn for the trial.

Linn Dallas Chicago Steve Jackson Kevin Lynch Lynch Cedar Rapids Dumbaugh Wolfe Jackson California B. J. Maxwell Maxwell Lynch Dee

Linn County Zoning Panel Recommends Denial On Rezon ing Plea

The Linn County zoning commission Monday recommended denial of a request to rezone a tract on highway 218 south of highway 84 for a semi trailer sales and service center. The plan faces a county supervisors vote Tuesday.

Highway 218 Highway 84 Linn County

Also Mentioned on This Page

Daily Record C. R. Weather Gazette Toledo Roscoe H. Merkcle Henderson’s. Colesburg R. S. Wilson First Methodist Church Clifton’s Earlville Cascade Matilda Offerman Sacred Heart Church Devaney’s Victor — Rose Mohr McAninch’s Coralville Lake Mississippi LaCrosse Lansing Dam No McGregor Guttenberg Davenport Keokuk C.R St. Luke's Eugene L. Larson Tomahawk Trail SE Dennis L. Cerveny Fairfax John F. Newton Harrison Court NW Jerry E. Beauchamp Favenue Lyle A. Ternus Red Wing Road Decorah David Solum Solum A. W. Roby Circle Drive Patricia S. Maas Dale M. Maas Antonia Becicka Daniel Martinek Patricia A. Thorengton Gary Bramwell Shirley M. Scherrer Jerry L. Wharton Rosemary J. Hofer Stephen J. Steepleton Robert E. Long Christa L. Long Robert A. Flower Judy G. Flower Margaret Gallagher Gerald Gallagher Helen Lauree Eugene Lauree Ellis Boat Ramp Mutual Palo Herb Pratt Fruit Farm Sixth Avenue SE Council Street Kenneth Dettborn Prairie Lane Dianne King Fourth Avenue William Thompson Fayette Kim Christianson Fourteenth Street Thomas Moyle Strawberry Point Larry Anderson Benton Street Daniel Penden Gateway Street Galen Kiehne Independence Duane Schaul Thirty Fourth Street Drive Joleen Kimi Crestwood Drive Jack Combs Park Townecourt Steven Cooley Fifteenth Avenue Marilou Morrissey Park Avenue Naomi Ealy Ely Kermit Hilton Bellevue Neb Henry Galloway N_ street William Smith Camburncourt Leonard Hess Pawnee Drive Gary Larson George Marsh Third Street John Scott C Avenue Donald Heiar Lincolnway John Dicus Twenty-fourth Street Thomas Hines Ravenwood Terrace John Lappe Grande Avenue Joe Thompson Hubbard Avenue Donald Siemering Twenty-seventh Street Pierson Ellis Blvd Cedar Memorial Funeral Home Halversons Cedar Rapids Parks Cleveland Jean Louise Halverson The Viet Hughes L. E. Waskow John McCrary Kosek Advisory Group Monahan Stewart 1St Ave Wm, J. Stewart Dames F. Stewart John E. Lapes Courthouse News Everett Wolfe Atty Fred Dumbaugh Don Hines Chamber of Commerce John Cronkhite Karl S. Johnston Carlton Springville Highway 150 Hiawatha Highway 30 Highway Patrol Mt. Vernon Lottie Oliphant Dean Dedic Charles F Georgia Howe Lawrence S. Dixon Bert O. Brayton Burlington Joan B. Turner & Son BOO Second Avenue East First Avenue West
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