Weather Summary and Obituaries in Daily Record
General forecast calls for fair and cool conditions Monday through Wednesday with highs in the 50s and lows in the 30s. Notices include several local funeral services and obituaries for Edward Shimanek, Armetia O’Brien, Sherman White, Mary C. Swirtz, Albert E. Chiles, Alfred E. Stable, and Don Cameron with service details and burial arrangements listed.
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Oxford Junction
Edward Shimanek
Hayden's
Visitation
Decorah
Rosary
Goettsch’s. Tows City
Albert E. Chiles
George L. Gay
Regency Squabble in Cedar Rapids City Hall
Bjornsen Investment faces 27 citizens over a condo site off First Avenue E between Twenty third Street and Thompson Drive. Builders claim good faith and city approval. residents fear future building crowding and misaligned location. Council paused work. next week action expected.
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Bjornsen Investment
Cedar Rapids
Regency
Donald Canney
First Avenue E
Twenty-third Street
Thompson Drive
Ras Council
UNESCO Recognizes Communist China as China Leader
The UNESCO executive board voted in Paris to recognize Communist China as the only legitimate representative of China in UNESCO. The move signals a precedent for other independent U.N. agencies amid the General Assembly decision to admit the People's Republic and expel Nationalist China.
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Peking
Ottawa
Chi
Thant No
Assembly
U.N. Education, Scientific and Cultural Organization
Paris
China
Unesco
U.N
Vinton Man Arrested For Drunk Driving Charge
Michael A. Dvorak of Vinton was arrested Friday night by the Iowa highway patrol and charged with drunk driving after an incident at Troy Mills.
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Vinton
Michael A. Dvorak
Iowa Highway Patrol
Troy Mills
UNICEF Drive Sunday Planned by Cedar Rapids Groups
UNICEF collectors will sweep Cedar Rapids on Sunday in groups of six to eight youths with adult chaperones. They aim to complete the Trick or Treat for UNICEF by 7 30 p m, turning in at St James United Methodist Church 145 Ells boulevard NW.
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Unicef
Cedar Rapids
Treat For Unicef
St. James United Methodist Church
Ells Boulevard NW
Death ruled self-inflicted by Linn County woman
Della R Decker 23 of 1835 Fourth Ave SE found dead in bed Friday morning from an overdose of various drugs. The Linn County medical examiner ruled death by own action. Survived by husband Dassid Decker two daughters Dawn and Dae mother Mrs Robert Darkley two sisters Marcia Douglas and Frances Arneson brother Charles Wick. Services at Turner Chapel East 10 30 Monday Rev David F Larson St Marks Lutheran Cedar Memorial burial. Friends may call at Turner East until 10 15 am Monday. Casket will remain closed after service.
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Della R. Decker
Fourth Avenue SE
Linn County
Dassid Decker
Sedro Woolley
Wash
Cedar Rapids wreck injuries mount from Friday crashes
Fifteen persons were injured in traffic incidents in Cedar Rapids Friday and Saturday. Investigations cited two-car and pickup collisions at First Avenue and Twenty seventh Street East involving Philip A. Haars Center Point and Paul Loeffers Marion. Multiple riders were treated at St Luke's and Mercy hospitals for neck back head and spinal injuries. One driver, Ronald Zberse, faced a reckless driving charge after a Main Avenue collision.
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Saul
Cedar Rapids
First Avenue
Twenty-seventh Street
Philip A. Haars
Center Point
Paul
Ette C. Loeffers
Marion
Countryman
St. Luke's Hospital
Laura M. Wilhelm
Joyce Kane
John
Rasald R. Zberse
St .Third Street
Main Avenue
C Street
Fi Mw
Jeffrey L. Norman
Staub
Lindale Plaza
Joseph M. Hanman
Third Avenue SE
St. Luke's
Larry Heller
Third Avenue
Matin
SS ‘Luke's Hospital
Ff Heller
John E. Yaneseek
Hiawatha
Center Point Road
Yanecek
Robert A
Ray
Mango Avenue
Hiat
Cat Watha
Mercy Hospital
Vivian A. Davisson
St Luke's
Man Held For $116 Theft In City Jail
Rick Cheely, 32, of 222 Fourteenth Street NE, was held in the city jail Saturday morning on a charge of larceny. He was arrested Friday in connection with the October theft of 116 from the Martin Co., 201 Eighth Avenue SK.
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Rick Cheely
Foureenth Street
Cheely
Martin
Oi Co
Eighth Avenue SK
Nixon Seeks to Save Taiwan Seats in UN Agencies
Washington AP reports the United States is studying methods to preserve Taiwan's membership in U N specialized agencies. A State Department spokesman said countries not in the U N may still hold agency memberships and contribute financially, a tactic the administration weighs amid ongoing diplomacy.
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Washington
uNison Administration
Taiwan
U.N
State Department
Charles Bray
Probe details and legal actions surface in city briefs
The page compiles legal notes including a subpoena evidence gathering mention, a contempt citation against Leon and Jerry's Family Res, and a hearing plan on wiretap allegations tied to Richard Falk and Noam Chomsky. It lists a hospital patient at St Luke's, a stereo theft report, and local ads.
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City Briefs
Henry W. Mears
Twentyenty Street
St. Luke's Hospital
Leon
Jerry
Princeton
Richard Falk
Mation
Falk
Chomsky
Hana
Garrity
Asst
Atty Warren Reese
Deaths Frederick Safely Dies at Age of 72
Frederick A. Safely of Cedar Rapids died Friday after a serious illness. He was born November 12, 1582 and lived in Cedar Rapids most of his life. He worked with his father and brother in Safely Insurance from 1923 to 1843, then ran his own real estate business from 1943 until his death. Survived by wife Dorothy, three daughters, a brother and a sister and four grandchildren. Burial arrangements at Oak Hill and Linwood cemeteries.
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Frederick A. Safely
Third Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Safely
Robert i. Safely Insurance Co
Dorothy Smith Safely
Andrew K. Solarz
Falls Church
Mary Ann Keldley
New Rochelle
N.Y
Meredith June Hill
Hammelstown
Robert C. Safely
Mary Jeanes
Costa
Mesa
Calif
Stewart Funneral Home
Oak Hill Cemetery
Air Force One Makes Brief Stop at Renton Airport
An Air Force One jet landed briefly at Renton municipal airport in Washington. The visit involved routine security procedures and a short refueling stop before continuing to its next destination.
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Renton
Wash
UPI
Air Force One
Renton Municipal Airport
Roe’s classroom turmoil spans suspension to smoke of reform
A teacher describes upheaval after he was suspended over a classroom photo. He recalls students’ reactions, ongoing suspensions, and fears for his job while highlighting a diverse, nontraditional learning space and his passion to continue teaching despite facing dismissal.
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Roe
West
Barker
45 Killed in Romanian Mud Disaster
In Romania a mudslide from a collapsing settling tank buried a mining site. UPI reports 45 dead and 83 injured as sludge slid into buildings and dwellings, demolishing structures in the water area near the facility.
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Vienna
Agerpres
Toronto Telegram shuts down after 35 years
AP reports the Toronto Telegram, founded 35 years ago, ceased publication. Publisher John Bassett cited multi‑million losses over 1869 and 1970 and an additional $1 million projected for the current year, with $83 million in external support having funded operations. The paper faced revival failures despite 226,000 daily readers.
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Toronto
Toronto Telegram
John Bassett
Telegram
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