Fires and nuisance calls reported in Daily Record
Fire and emergency calls logged Friday night into early Saturday include a resuscitator dispatch at 714 Greenfield Street NE at 1 12 PM, undetermined to pap ers at Second Avenue SE, a street sign incident at Sixteenth Street and E Avenue NE, a grass fire at Twelfth Avenue and Fourth Street SE, and a nuisance call at F Avenue and Shaver Road NE.
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Greenfield Street
Second Avenue SE
Sixteenth Street
E Avenue
Twelfth Avenue
Fourth Street
F Avenue
Shaver Road
City Briefs report string of thefts and notices
Local notices describe items stolen from vehicles and properties across multiple addresses including tires and wheels from a Bob Zimmerman Ford site, four hubcaps from Marion, a citizen band radio from Warren Johnson, four diamond rings from Elizabeth J. Lathrop at a Holiday Inn, and clothing and a tool chest from Joseph Kipping. Ads list local sales and services.
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Elizabeth J. Lathrop
Onslow
Holiday Inn
Williams Boulevard
Scott Backs Competition Food Stamp Bill
Senate Republican leader Hugh Scott endorses a competing reform bill with George McGovern and Robert Dole to curb aid less harshly than Ford's plan. He warns the administration proposal could remove 3.5 to 6 million people from food stamp rolls while deeming the McGovern-Dole plan a more meaningful reform. The note adds a 30 years ago item about Stalin designating Marshal Zhukov as successor.
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Scott
Cedar Rapids Library Keeps Adult Book Access Policy
The Cedar Rapids library board voted to keep its policy that youths over 12 may check out adult books, aligning with prevailing judicial opinion. The board also adopted a recommendation to replace one committee member with two public librarians not affiliated with the Cedar Rapids library.
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Cedar Rapids
Thomas Carney
E H Skinner Retired Builder Dies in Cedar Rapids
E Harold Skinner 74 of 1955 Eighth Avenue SE Cedar Rapids died Saturday after a long illness. Born November 15, 1900 in Birmingham he was a longtime resident, husband of Sybil Mab on married 1925. He was active in St Pauls United Methodist Elks and Masons and helped found Iowa Home Builders groups. Surviving: wife two daughters a brother six grandchildren. Services Tuesday 1 30 pm Turner Chapel East. Burial Cedar Memorial. casket not opened. Master Masons to meet 1 15 pm at Turner East. Contributions to charity welcomed.
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Eighth Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids
Birmingham
Sybil Mab
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Mt. Herman Lodge
el Kahir Shrine
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Wagner
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Des Moines
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Greenville
D.C
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Sequim
Wash
Turner Chapel East
Arnold Herbst
Hermon Lodge
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Turner East
Russell Light Rites Set After Short Illness
Russell L Light 63 of 136 Thirty-eighth Street NE died at University Hospitals Iowa City Friday after a short illness. Born July 24 1912 in El Dorado Arkansas he married Edna Peterson June 24 1960 in Nashua. He worked at Wilson and Co 30 years retiring 1974. A daughter Marlene Williams Norton AFB California and a grandson survive. Services Monday noon Turner Chapel East burial Cedar Memorial Cemetery. Friends may call at Turner East until 11:30 a.m. Monday. The casket will not be opened after the service.
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Russell Leon Light
Thirty-eighth Street
University Hospitals
Iowa City
Eldorado
Ark
Edna Peterson
Nashua
Wilson and Co
Marlene Williams
Norton Afb
Calif
Turner Chapel East
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Turner East
Memorial Services and Graveside Rites Held
Memorial services were held Saturday at 10 30 am at Turner Chapel East and at 11 am at St George Orthodox Church with the Rev Constantine Nasr. Burial followed at St George Orthodox Cemetery. Graveside services were conducted at 3 pm by the Rev Charlies R Mehaffey. Turner Chapel West directed arrangements.
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Emaleen
Turner Chapel East
St. George Orthodox Church
Constantine Nasr
St George Orthodox Cemetery
Charlies R. Mehaffey
Turner Chapel West
Sloan Urges Road Action Across Iowa Minnesota Border
Sloan, executive vice president of the Iowa Good Roads Assn, urged Iowa lawmakers to match Minnesota’s fuel tax hike. He praised Minnesota for a two cent motor fuel tax increase, projected to add about 14 million dollars to highway funds, and warned politics in 1976 could sideline transportation issues.
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Minneapolis, Minn
UPI
Iowa Good Roads Assn
Iowa
Minnesota
C. W. Sloan
Minnesota Good Roads Assn
Sloan
Lawmen Nab Eight on Drunk Driving Charges
Eight persons were arrested Friday and Saturday by Linn County authorities and charged with drunk driving. Deputies observed erratic driving in multiple locations including Mt. Vernon road and Center Point roads. Named arrestees include John Charles Grissom, James Dean Garoutte, Kenneth Stalberger, Marvin Finster, William J. Kirby, Edward Dean Morehouse, Arthur John Green, and Billy Gene Smiley, with Morehouse also charged with speeding.
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Linn Sheriff's Deputies
Mt. Vernon Road
John Charles Grissom
Eighth Street NW
James Dean, Garoutte
van Horne
Kenneth Edwin Stalberger
Iowa Avenue SE
Linn
Blairs Ferry Road
Hiawatha
William J. Kirby
Anamosa
Edward Dean Morehouse
Manchester
Highway 13
Mt. Vernon
Morehouse
Arthur John Green
Thirty-fourth Street
Billy Gene Smiley
Twenty-sixth Avenue
Marion
Center Point Road
Willman Street
Two Teens Charged in Knifing of Paul Bispo
Robert Raymond Diaz 17 of 1239 Fifth Avenue SE and Ronald Nicholson 18 of 205 Parkcourt SE were charged with assault with intent to inflict great bodily injury for the knifing of Paul L. Bispo 19 of 1551 Seventh Avenue SE. Bispo received 40 to 50 stitches for a six inch facial slash at Mercy hospital. Diaz allegedly swung a shiny object during the attack in the 600 block of Fifteenth Street SE. Diaz remains jailed while Nicholson posted 25 000 bond and was released.
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Robert Raymond Diaz
Fifth Avenue SE
Ronald Nicholson
Parkcourt SE
Paul L. Bispo
Seventh Avenue SE
Bispo
Mercy Hospital
Diaz
Nicholson
Fifteenth Street
Nichelson
Louisville Busing Protesters Rally in Washington
A caravan of 41 buses from Louisville arrives in Washington for a Capitol protest against court ordered school busing. The demonstration, organized by Union Labor Against Busing, reacts to violence sparked by Louisville area classes this fall.
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Washington
Louisville
Capitol
Union Labor Against
Congress
Turkey seeks calm after ambush in Paris and Cyprus alert
Turkish officials warn the assassins may be Greek or Greek Cypriots and place 40,000 troops on alert in Cyprus. Paris police investigate anonymous calls claiming Armenian or Greek culprits and raid Armenian homes, while Ismail Erez and his chauffeur are killed in daylight gunfire on the Seine.
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Cyprus
Mediterranean
Istanbul
Paris
Ismail Erez
Armenian Liberation Army
Erez
Seine River
Quai Kennedy
Chic
Early Iowa caucuses spark debate on significance and delegates
State Rep. Tom Higgins notes no clear preference among candidates as Iowa begins the nomination process. State Chairman Whitney explains the caucuses’ real value lies in grassroots delegate selection, starting the party’s early chain of decisions.
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Tom Higgins
Davenport
Higgins
Iowa
Bayh
Udall
Harris
Jackson
Carter
Whitney
CIA and FBI mail openings span decades and cities
The CIA opened over 215000 letters to and from the Soviet Union across twenty years. The FBI mail program operated 1940 to 1966 in eight cities but opened far fewer letters. NY intercepts 1959 to 1966 logged 1011 letters opened. Hoovers 1966 halt followed a climate of the times. Newsman wire taps in early 1960s approved by the attorney general.
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Soviet Union
FBI
New York Intercept
W. Raymond Wannall
J. Edgar Hoover
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Wannall
Moore
C R Youth Arrested On Auto Theft Count
A 16 year old was arrested and charged with larceny of a motor vehicle after the car he drove was stopped during a routine traffic check near Sixth Street and 1st Avenue NW. Police said the car was reported stolen Friday from Quality Vinyl Car Tops Inc 1320 F Avenue NE. He was released to his parents after booking.
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Sixth Street
1 Avenue NW
Quality Vinyl Car Tops, Inc
F Avenue NE
Northernmost Point in Contiguous U.S. Identified
United Press International reports Angle Inlet in Minnesota as the northernmost point in the contiguous United States.
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United Press International
Contiguous
United States
Angle Inlet, Minn
Obituaries notice from Iowa death listings
Monticello Alma Siebels 78 Reseda California died Monday at St. Matthew Lutheran church friends may call at Goettsch's after 10 a.m. Central City Delila Byers 83 died Monday at Jordans Grove Baptist church friends may call at Murdoch's after 1 p.m. Sunday Tama Mrs Charles Wirstlin 85 Monday at 2 St John Lutheran church rural Tama burial Maple Grove cemetery Harrison's Tracy Mary Jane Minnie Whannel 101 Monday at 10 United Presbyterian church burial Amity rural cemetery Erickson's Ida Autzen 81 Monday at 2 St Pauls Lutheran church Uhlmann's.
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Alma M. Siebels
Reseda
Calif
St. Matthew Lutheran Church
Goettsch’s
Central City
Delila J. Byers
Jordans Grove Baptist Church
Murdoch
Tama
Charles Wirstlin
St. John Lutheran Church
Maple Grove
Harrison's. T
Harvey Hines
Henderson’s
Oak Hill Cemetery
Tracy
Mary Jane
Minnie) Whannel
United Presbyterian Church
Amity Rural Cemetery
Erickson’s. Ww
Ida Autzen
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Uhlmann
Cedar Rapids Gazette Postal and Subscription Details
The text outlines 1883 establishment by The Gazette Co and DUD, address at S00 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids IA 52406. It lists subscription rates by carrier and mail for various editions and durations, notes U.S. territories pricing, and states AP republication rights for local news and dispatches.
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Gazette Co
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
U.S. Territories
Noving Gazette
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