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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1968

Page

6

Weather and obituaries mixed in Aug 1968 notices

The page lists daily weather figures for Saturday including high 66 and low 61, barometer steady, humidity at 6 p.m., wind from WNW at 9 mph, and sun and moon rise/set times. It also records numerous August death notices and funeral services from towns like Monticello, Columbus Junction, Deep River, Elkader, and Vinton, with names, ages, and service details.

Gazette Center Junction Henry B. Boner Goettsch Funeral Home Monticello Columbus Junction Pennie Mae Johnston Stacy Lewis Deep River William H. Tanke McAninch’s Victor Calvary Lutheran Church Elkader Michael Garaghty St. Joseph’s Catholic Church Rosary McTaggart’s. High Immanuel Lutheran Church Feeney-Knutson Volga George Oldfather West Union Selma Randall Burnham and Wood Vinton Thomas Phillippe Fry and Holland

Slight Change in Agnew Schedule for Cedar Rapids Visit

Arrival time in Cedar Rapids moved to 2 p.m. on Wednesday. Agnew will speak at 8 p.m. at the Roosevelt hotel. A 3:30 p.m. press conference follows, then the 4:45 p.m. opening of Linn county GOP headquarters. This is his first campaign stop since the Miami Beach convention nominating him.

Cedar Rapids Spiro Agnew Agnew Roosevelt Hotel Linn County Miami Beach G.O.P Maryland

Fatal head-on Crash Claims 62 Year Old Man

CRESCO AP Bernard Bulls 62 of Grundy Center died in a weekend collision with a car driven by John Werning 20 of Cedar Rapids on U.S. Highway 63 near the Iowa 9 junction. Patrol said Werning crossed the center line and hit Bulls head on. Werning was hospitalized at Cresco St Josephs with condition not released.

Cresco (Ap Bernard Bulls Grundy Center John Werning Cedar Rapids U.S. Highway 63 Here Highway Patrol Werning Bulls Cresco St. Joseph’s Hospital

Hanoi Decries U S Bombing Policy as Fierce Attacks

North Vietnam charged the United States with extermination level bombing despite Johnson's limited bombing pledge. Hanoi cited intensified raids on populated centers and production areas, claiming geographic expansion and escalation while targeting water works and agriculture.

Tokyo North Vietnam United States President Johnson Hanoi U.S Johnson

Action Against Imported Meat Urged by Miller

Washington AP Senator Jack Miller Iowa called for a rollback on meat import quotas citing heavy domestic competition. Imports rose 21 percent last year and would reach 983 million pounds for 1968 unless Congress acts to change the law.

Washington Jack Miller Iowa Miller Congress

Saigon Inflation Up Five Percent In Week

UPI reports Saigon retail prices rose five percent in the seven days to August 26, blamed on heightened Viet Cong activity.

Saigon UPI U.S

Press Teams File Protest With Daley

A group of major U.S. news organizations protested Chicago police conduct at the Democratic convention. They accused officers of beating and harassing reporters and called for an FBI inquiry and a city investigation. The telegram urged protecting press freedom and not allowing police to suppress reporting.

New York UPI Chicago Richard Daley Leonard Goldenson American Broadcasting Company Bailey K. Howard Chicago Sun‘Times News Frank Stanton Columbia Broadcasting System Otis Chandler The Los Angeles Times Julian Goodman National Broadcasting Company Arthur Ochs Sulzberger New York Times Hedley Donovan Time Magazine Katharine Graham Washington Post Newsweek Magazine FBI Daley America

Three Escape Injury as Car Drops into Slough

Three Cedar Rapids men narrowly escaped drowning when their car skidded into a slough behind the Quaker Oats plant at about 8 PM. Driver Harry Tatro and his brother Sharon exited. passenger Burnell Hines became trapped until prospectors Tom Whitehead and Tom Hemminger helped pull him from the back seat. None required medical aid.

Cedar Rapids Cedar Lake Harry Tatro Tenth Street Sharon Eleventh Street Burnell Hines Tom Whitehead Tom Hemminger Tatro Hines Quaker Oats

Want ads offer quick help to locate lost items

Classified want ads help readers recover lost belongings quickly. Advertisers promise fast responses, connecting seekers with helpers and potential finders through local listings and notices.

Backers Form McCarthy Coalition in Iowa Ballot Bid

A Des Moines gathering formed the Coalition for McCarthy and voted to place Eugene McCarthy on the November Iowa ballot with Mrs. Martin Luther King Jr as running mate. About 200 people attended as debates touched on campaign structure and electors. Secretary of State Melvin Synhorst said filings would be made this weekend to place McCarthy on the ballot, with a midnight Sunday deadline.

Des Moines UPI McCarthy Melvin Synhorst Don Gibson Indianola Gibson Harold) Hughes Plymat William, Jr Hughes Jerry Walker Waterloo Steve Schodde Polk County Hubert Humphrey Richard Nixon

Memorial Services and Burials at Cedar Memorial

Memorial services were held for Harry E Hanson at St John s Episcopal Church with burial at Cedar Memorial. Katharine N Nissen s service took place at First Lutheran Church with burial at Cedar Memorial cemetery. Steven Paul Plowman s funeral was at the Chapel of Memories with burial at Cedar Memorial cemetery. Cedar Memorial Funeral Home directed arrangements.

Plowman Steven Paul Chapel of Memories Milo van der Krol Cedar Memorial Cemetery Cedar Memorial Funeral Home

Humphrey plans cautious campaign after Chicago convention

Vice president designate Edmund Muskie remains his only companion as Humphrey outlines a restrained strategy. He will fly to New York for Labor Day, then retreat to a secret location to craft early message and avoid lengthy rallies. Debates with Nixon are still hoped for, seen as pivotal after Nixon Kennedy debates in 1960.

Chicago Edmund Muskie Maine Humphrey Muskie New York Nixon Kennedy

Inmate Missing From Anamosa Reformatory

A Coun cil Bluffs man Jerry Hanson 28 was reported missing from the Iowa reformatory at Anamosa after failing to return from a work release. Hanson sentenced in 1961 for murder in Pottawattamie county, held in hospital section, deemed potentially dangerous by hospital superintendent Dr. John Dickinson.

Anamosa UPI Council Bluffs Iowa Reformatory Jerry Hanson Reformatory Pottawattamie Hanson John Dickinson

Laos Guerrillas Claim Shoot Down Of Two U.S. Planes

Laotian Pathet Lao guerrillas said on Saturday they shot down two U.S. Air Force fighters over Laos on August 24. The claim appeared in dispatches carried by UPI from Tokyo.

Tokyo UPI Pathet Lao Laos

Johnson Urges Continued Quest for Human Dignity

President Johnson in a Labor Day message says America will advance toward universal human decency and wipe out poverty and misery while noting vast gains in prosperity. Labor leaders urge workers to reaffirm civic duty and participate in the upcoming election.

Johnson Austin Tex America

Truck Driver and His Forty Thieves Sentenced in Hungary

In Budapest forty thieves led by Sandor Kurucz a government stores truck driver were sentenced in district court for stealing about 12000 dollars worth of non ferrous metals from state stocks and selling them to private craftsmen. Sentences ranged from three years to six months with some suspended.

Budapest Sandor Kurucz

Priest suspended for attacks on pontiff stand

Washington Cardinal O'Boyle suspended Rev. T. Joseph O'Donoghue of St. Francis de Sales in northeast Washington for insubordination and causing scandal amid opposition to Pope Paul VI's birth control encyclical. He may not preach hear confessions or celebrate Mass.

Washington Patrick Cardinal O’boyle Paul T. Joseph O’donghue St. Francis de Sales Church Father O’donoghue Washington Area Father O'Donoghue

Camp Good Health Fund Tribute Totals Report

A compiled memorial listing shows multiple donations and costs for Camp Good Health. Donations include 25.00 from Denver Adams for Mrs C O Ogden and 10.00, 5.00 and 14,945.00 totaling 10,231.11 14,945.00 4,713.89 in various in memory gifts from individuals and office staff. The record includes names like Mrs Earl A Bickel and Idelle Ainley with memorials and a birthday note for Mary K Berry.

C. O. Ogden Denver Adams Earl A. Bickel Wray, Robb and Bickel Libbie Sopousek Jessie Ogden Idelle

Injured Coggon Driver Improves to Fair Condition

James Desorel 18 of rural Coggon was moved from critical to fair condition at Mercy Hospital after his car hit a bridge abutment on Highway 13. The earlier critical status was updated to improved overnight.

James Desorel Coggon Mercy Hospital

Local newspaper rates and mail terms

Established in 1883 by The Genetic and public daily and 3s on Third Ave Cedar Rapids Iowa. Night edition and Sunday six issues monthly rate 1.70. By carrier 65 cents and by mail 16 dollars a year. No mail subscriptions in areas with Gazette carrier service. Associated Press holds exclusive republication rights.

Genetic and Publi Daily Third Ave Cedar Rapids Rapids Lowa

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