Daily Record Weather and Obituaries Summary
The Daily Record reports Saturday weather with 90 high at 6 p.m. and 76 at 1 p.m. Details include barometer, humidity, wind, sunrise and sunset times. It lists numerous death notices and funeral details for John Kelchen, Earl J. Harrison, Patrick M. Roby, and others, with services and burial information across multiple towns.
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Gazette
John Kelchen
Avenue
Paul Drakos
Brookland Drive
Earl J. Harrison
Regent Street
Patrick M. Roby
Forest Drive
Death notices for Daniel Philipp in Cedar Rapids area
Funeral services for Daniel Raymond Philipp who died in an auto crash in southwest Cedar Rapids Friday night will be Tuesday at 9 30 a m at St Ludmila Catholic Church. He resided in Cedar Rapids and Solon, was employed by Co and belonged to St Ludmila and Catholic Workman. Surviving: wife Jill Glessner. parents Fred and (unreadable) Philipp. nine sisters and five brothers. grandmother John Tomas. Burial at St John’s Cemetery. Rosary 8 p m Monday at Janeba Kuba funeral home west.
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Daniel Raymond Philipp
Cedar Rapids
St. Ludmila’s Catholic Church
Robert c "Ae ~ Horn
MF Philipp
Solon
St. Ludmila's Church
St. Joseph's
Catholic Workman
Fred Philipp
Phil Philipp
Waterloo
James
Dave
Paul Philipp
John Tomas
Oxford
St. John's Cemetery
Grace Ferguson Funeral Service Details
Grace Ferguson obituary item notes 130 am Tuesday service at Turner chapel conducted by Dr Arnold Herbst burial at Monona cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home until 10 am Tuesday. The casket will not be opened after the service.
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Ferguson
Grace
Turner Chapel
Arnold Herbst
Monona
Want ads work for you in buying or selling
A compact notice highlighting how want ads can serve buyers and sellers alike. It stresses practical use of classified listings to reach local audiences quickly and effectively. The message centers on the utility and versatility of want ads for everyday transactions.
Pentagon Opposes Special Benefits for Viet POWs
The Pentagon objects to early retirement and per diem bonuses for Vietnam era POWs, arguing against liberal retirement, while warning such benefits could affect World War II and Korean POWs. Muskie criticizes the department’s stance and urges alternative proposals. A health program for POWs and families is under study.
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Washington
Pentagon
Indo-China
John Stennis
D-Mes
Senate Armed Services Committee
Defense Department
Edmund Muskie
Dmaine
Defense
James Schlesinger
Muskie
Department of Defense
Edward Kennedy
D-Mass
William Hathaway
D-Maine
Saigon
Uniformed Services
Interview Considered With Martha Mitchell By Senate Panel
Senate Watergate committee staff may seek a discreet interview with Martha Mitchell wife of former Attorney General John Mitchell. The move aims to assess whether she will be cooperative or remain outspoken as she has cited a Nixon Haldeman campaign book mentioning sabotage.
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Senate Watergate Committee
Martha Mitchell
Mitchell
John Mitchell
Nixon
H. R. Haldeman
Samuel Wash
Newsmen
Kompong Cham in government control amid heavy fighting
Government forces reportedly held Kompong Cham and its airport on Saturday though the airstrip was closed by rebel fire. U S and Cambodian reports said field units endured night assaults, with 10 troops killed and others wounded as positions near the Mekong were overrun south and east of the city. Cambodian spokesman Col Am Rong claimed four North Vietnamese and Viet Cong divisions remained in Cambodia with up to 30,000 NVA troops in the country, about 5,500 in combat. South Vietnamese delegates boycotted Joint Military Commission sub meetings amid protests over Viet Cong behavior.
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Kompong Cham
Cleland
Fernandez
Mekong River
Mekong
Col
Am_ Rong
Cambodia
Kampot
U. S
South Vietnam
Joint Military Commission
JMC
le Trung Hien
Maine girl is Miss National Teenager
Seventeen year old Betty Nightingale of Fort Fairview Maine was chosen Miss National Teenager at a pageant. Runners up were Carol Gellerman 17 of Hatfield Massachusetts and Susan Huntington of Norwich.
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Atlanta
UPI
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Fort Fairview, Maine
Carol Gellerman
Hatfield
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Norwich
Former Utah Senator Watkins Dies at 86
Arthur Watkins a former Utah Republican senator died Saturday at his daughter's home in Orem after a long illness. He was 86 and served from 1956 until defeated for reelection in 1958 by Frank Moss. Watkins chaired the senate committee that held hearings leading to McCarthy censure.
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Arthur Watkins
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U.S. Senate
Frank Moss
Senate
Joseph McCarthy
Wis
Motorcycle Falls Kill West Point Boy
Two year old Douglas Sanders of West Point died Friday when a parked motorcycle toppled and pinned him. Authorities said he and his brother were playing with the bike. Douglas died on arrival at Mount Pleasant Memorial hospital.
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West Point
UPI
Douglas Sanders
Gary Sanders
Douglas
Mount Pleasant Memorial Hospital
Libyan oil takeover shakes Western majors in 1973 crisis
Libyan decree preserves current jobs but forces 51 percent stakes on Western oil firms. Major players Continental Marathon Amerada Hess and Occidental sold half their interests under pressure, while Libyan oil sells back to buyers at 4.90 a barrel for low sulfur crude. Analysts warn Saudis may follow with stricter production limits, intensifying the energy crisis.
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Marathon
Amerada Hess
Occidental
Libya
Warren Gloss
Amaseas Group
Saudi Arabia
Khadafy
Paris
le Monde
Egypt
Habib Boruguiba
Viet Cong News Conference Canceled At Tan Son Nhut
After a five hour session, the government canceled Saturday morning Viet Cong news conferences by cutting transport and escort to Tan Son Nhut airport. Hien said the move shows who is in charge in South Vietnam. Truce violations reached 101 in the 24 hours to 6 am Saturday, the highest since Aug 10.
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JMC
Tan Son Nhut
South Vietnam
Hien
le Trung Hien
Seesaw Day Marked By 216Hour Record At Montpelier
In Montpelier Vermont two 13 year old girls Kathy Wortman and Susan Kelley students at Montpelier junior high school set a new world seesaw record by logging 216 hours of continuous motion on a special seesaw.
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Montpelier
Kathy Wortman
Susan Kelley
Montpelier Junior High School
Miss Con geniality and other pageant notes from Hawaii
Elizabeth Lindsey of Laie Hawaii won Miss Congeniality while 14 year old Terri ory of Las Vegas was named the most photogenic among five entrants. Also winner of the essay award was Ata WOT NTR from North Carolina.
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Elizabeth Lindsey
Laie
Hawaii
Terriory
Las Vegas
Stolen Watch and Cash Reported in City Break-In
City briefs report three residential break-ins Friday night. Steven Morris, 1400 Seventh Avenue SE, is missing a watch valued at 150 dollars and about 55 dollars in cash. Richard Jugenheimer, 920 Eighth Street SW, reports 243 dollars stolen. Jack Peacock, 910 Eighth Street SW, says 50 dollars was taken.
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Steven M. Morris
Seventh Avenue SE
Richard Jugenheimer
Eighth Street
Jack Peacock
Want Ads Sell Anything Big or Small in City Listings
Want Ads offer a simple way to move items of any size. Call 398 8234 to place your sale or help needed to reach buyers quickly in the community.
Meany on courts, wages, and farm labor talks
Meany comments on turning disputes to the courts and veto risks for a proposed two twenty minimum wage. He notes expected Senate veto overridability but doubts the House. He cites ongoing farm labor talks with Cesar Chavez and the Teamsters and predicts a long process to resolve the jurisdictional dispute in California after Labor Day. He also hints at political shifts in the Democratic party post election.
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Meany
Congress
Senate
House
Farm Workers
Teamsters
Cesar Chavez
United Farm Workers Unior
Labor
California
Chavez
Democratic Party
Wife Turns Off TV to Save Power Amid Utilities Call
CENTERVILLE AP An Iowa Southern Utilities Co personnel director Dave Little asked his wife Marilyn to switch off unnecessary appliances during a generating problem. The only device she could turn off was the TV tuned to a Des Moines dialing for dollars show. Moments later she reported winning $145, and officials praised the sacrifice as a company example.
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Centerville
Iowa Southern Utilities Co
Imy
Dave Little
Marilyn
Des Moines
Little
Beef price rises upheld by federal appeals court
A federal appeals court ruled Saturday that beef prices had risen far faster than other meats. The three‑judge panel, in a unanimous 13‑page opinion, upheld a district court ruling in Washington state siding with the Western States Meat Packers Assn. The panel had issued a similar ruling two weeks earlier.
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Emergency Court of Appeals of the
United States
Federal District Court
Washington State
Meany Eyes Labor Reassertion After McGovern Split
Meany says organized labor will reassert itself in the party after being shut out at the 1972 Miami convention by George McGovern's new politics group. He cautions against strikes and suggests a mechanism to extend contracts with arbitration to avoid costly labor actions, including a potential extra year for terms setting.
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Miami
George McGovern
New Politics
Auto Workers
Chrysler
Meany
Authorities Seek Prison Escapee in Fort Madison
Southeast Iowa officials search for Fred Dahl 24 of Muscatine who vanished from the minimum custody dormitory at Fort Madison state penitentiary during bedcheck Friday night. Dahl is serving 12 years for uttering a forged instrument in Jones county and was slated for parole on November 12.
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UPI
Iowa
Fred Dahl
Muscatine
Bedcheck
Dahl
Jones County
Cedar Rapids Gazette Notes Carrier Areas and Rates
Local Gazette outlines carrier service areas and rates with details about territory limits and eligibility for delivery. Association notes indicate revisions and acceptance criteria for routes and distribution.
Daily want ads advertise buy sell rent trade
A brief want ad line promotes daily opportunities to buy sell rent or trade with contact number Dial 398 8234 for listings and quick inquiries.
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Proposed Iowa City Budget Up Three Million Dollars
Iowa City plans a 1974 budget near 16 million dollars up from 1973 by about 3 million. A small tax rise accompanies a proposed bus fare hike from 15 to 25 cents and possible rate studies for sewer water and garbage collection fees to cover rising costs. City Manager Ray Wells notes a half million dollar annual expense increase while valuation lags, with a 30 mill cap looming. a 2.5 million central equipment facility is eyed and funded by a proposed bond issue. Transit ridership could drop 20 percent, provoking heated debate as council weighs projects and deficits against needs.
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Iowa City
Ray Wells
Nixon Gains Big Approval Increase in Poll
SWARTHMORE Pa UPI approval of President Nixon’s job performance rose above 50 percent for the first time since Watergate hearings. The Sindlinger poll conducted after the Aug 22 news conference shows a 20 point gain in two weeks, with independents up 32 points, Democrats up five, and Republicans steady at 70.
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Swarthmore. Pa
UPI
Nixon
Sindlinger
Albert Sindlinger
Tape dispute narrows on November deadline
A fragment from the page notes Deg D. Doyles stating the grand Suzy would need the tapes by mid November to consider them properly. The terse line indicates an ongoing deadline conflict affecting access or review of the tapes.
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D. Doyles
Suzy
Senate Watergate Hearings Set To Resume Next Week
The senate committee plans Sept 10 meetings to map the next phase of its investigations. It may issue an interim Watergate report and review 1972 campaign financing and other allegations. Hearings resume the week of Sept 17 with witnesses Colson and Huot.
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Senate
White House
Charles Colson
E. Howard Huot
North Viet Nam and Britain establish ambassadorial ties
Tokyo report says North Viet Nam and Britain set up diplomatic relations at the ambassadorial level on Sunday in Hanoi.
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Tokyo
North Vietnam
Britain
Hanoi
White House reveals Baltimore grand jury meeting
The White House publicly announced a Baltimore grand jury meeting amid a push for indictments. Officials said the disclosure aimed to provide context after a leak tied to a showdown discussion between two top aides.
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Grand Jury
Baltimore
White House
Richardson Reaches Cape Cod Vacation Home by Phone
Richardson said he was reached by telephone Saturday at his vacation home on Cape Cod, discussing ongoing matters and providing brief comment from the residence.
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Richardson
Cape Cod
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