Weather and local births and obituaries summary
Daily Record weather notes with highs 73 and 72 low next day, July humidity 9 percent, barometer steady and Gazette station wind south at 12 mph. Birth announcements include St Luke’s hospital for a daughter to Mr and Mrs e L boulevard Hiawatha plus sons to Mr and Mrs Paul Anderson. Obituaries list several services in multiple towns and churches including St Joseph’s Catholic, First Lutheran Shelly’s, Trinity Lutheran, United Methodist, and Bethlehem Presbyterian with funeral times from Tuesday to Wednesday.
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Gazette
Wadena
Bennie Chase
Presbyterian Church
Gleim’s
Manchester
Vergil
Avis) Webster
First Lutheran Church
Shelly's
Conroy
G. H. (Friedel) Furler
Trinity Lutheran
Powell's
Mechanicsville
Martha M. Harness
United Methodist Church
George Brosh. Waukon
William Nolte
Bethlehem Presbyterian Church
Martin's. Williamsburg
Anna B. Buhrman
Immanuel Lutheran Church
McSwiggin-Uhlmann
S. Morley
Lawrence Duncan
Goettsch’s. Masonic
Sihanouk Seen Returning But Not Leading Cambodia Future
Cambodian leader Norodom Sihanouk is viewed as potentially returning to power yet unlikely to shape Cambodia’s future politics. Western diplomats describe him as more international than national in influence, cautioning against expectations of a major domestic role.
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Sihanouk
Cambodia
Van Horne Man, 18. Held in Benton Jail
Allen Eckhart 18 of Van Horne was charged Saturday night with going armed with intent. Benton County deputies say Eckhart fled from a pursuit, entered a house, then came out with a gun and allegedly pointed it at Marshal Bill Reese. He is held in Benton County jail awaiting arraignment.
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van Horne
Allen Eckhart
Bill Reese
Eckhart
Prose Speed Reuse
Art
Reese
Benton County
Radio and Phone Problems At Linn County Jail
Lightning struck a communications line at Linn County Jail causing multiple telephone lines and one radio frequency to go out of service. Sheriff Walter Grant reported callers had trouble reaching the jail while operations continued on an alternate frequency. Repairs were completed Sunday night for the radio and Monday for the telephone.
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Linn County
Walter Grant
Independence Man Charged in Breakin
Donald Eugene Treka of Independence was arrested Sunday and charged with breaking into the Western Service Station at 3325 Johnson Avenue NW. Police reported nothing was reported missing from the station.
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Donald Eugene Treka
Independence
Johnson Avenue NW
Prisoners Demand Reform From San Quentin Tape
A taped statement protests San Quentin conditions with demands for release of solitary inmates, minimum wage parity for prison labor, inmate nurse training, due process in disciplinary actions, and an end to what is called a kangaroo court system, plus calls for parole board replacement.
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San Quentin
Parole Board
Parole Board Rights Expanded For Inmates
The proposal outlines broader legal representation before the parole board and allows lifers access to work-release programs. It ends the mandate for universal participation in vocational training and grants inmates the right to attend a relative’s funeral even if it is out of state.
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Parole Board
Fugitive Officer Tied to Black Liberation Army
Police said a high echelon officer linked to the Black Liberation Army was found with 3800 dollars in his apartment along with two 12 gauge shotguns a .308 lever action rifle with a telescopic sight an automatic pistol a .36 caliber revolver a marijuana plant ammunition a machete medical supplies and books including manuals on guerilla warfare. The Black Liberation Army is described as a loosely knit group focused on killing policemen and robbing banks to fund its activities.
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Black Liberation Army
Desegregation Tensions Rise as Troopers Advance Toward Birmingham
Ten years ago state troopers moved toward Birmingham Alabama on the eve of desegregation for three area schools. The advance signaled heightened unrest as federal and local authorities prepared for mandatory integration days away.
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Birmingham
Ala
City Briefs and Local Adv Notes
City briefs list a Wednesday civil defense siren test at 11 am and a Wednesday morning women’s bowling league starting Sept 5 seeking participants. The page also includes multiple small ads for hair salons, a physical therapy clinic, a new associate at Killians Lindale Plaza, a Labor Day event, a candle niche opening, a lost bracelet reward, a chiropractor, a terrarium sale, and various contact numbers.
Haiti nightly East Marion Adv Move to new address
Multiple small notices include relocation for Haiti nightly and Hall's Photo, a Tuesday meeting for Disabled Veterans at the Memorial Coliseum with Auxiliary cancelled this month, and a series of theft and loss reports in Cedar Rapids and Marion. A torch, regulators valued at 250 dollars, was stolen from J Avenue Salvage between Saturday 6 p.m. and Sunday 7 45 a.m. A Joseph Sprague reported antique dishware valued at 386 dollars stolen from his 436 Twentieth Street NW residence between Friday and Sunday. Paul Wilson of London England lost his passport in Cedar Rapids between Tuesday and Thursday. ALSAC Linn County meets Tuesday at 8 p.m. at Mrs. Harold Hutchins 470 South Twelfth Street Marion.
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J Avenue Salvage
Donald A. Sprague
Twentieth Street
Paul Wilson
London
England
Cedar Rapids
ALSAC
Linn County
Daily want ads urge trading across town
A brisk classified plug proclaims every day is good for buying selling renting or trading and lists a contact phone number 398 8234 for readers to call and place or inquire about ads.
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Dial
Van Meter Co. co founder Lemley dies at 76
Russell W. Lemley 76 of 2535 Vernoncourt SE died Sunday after a sudden illness. Born May 6 1897 in Weodows Nit Lemey attended the University of Iowa 1917, served in WWI, and co founded Van Meter Co. in 1928. Survived by wife Imogene Lee and two sons, services Tuesday at Turner chapel east, burial Cedar Memorial. He supported Cedar Rapids art and symphony groups and was active in local clubs.
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Russel W. Lemley
Vernoncourt SE
Weodows
Nit
Lemey
University of Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Miller Rites Held for Cedar Rapids Music Shop Owner
Leo S. Miller, 61, of 1209 Thirty-sixth street SE, died after a brief illness. Born April 6, 1912 in Des Moines, he married Alma Ellings on June 11, 1936. He owned Iowa Music Co. for 42 years, was a St. Stephen's Lutheran member, and is survived by wife, two sons Donald and Allen, a sister Madge Manville of Fullerton. Services at St. Stephen's at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday, burial Cedar Memorial. Friends may call Turner's East to 9 p.m. Tuesday and at the church after 10 a.m. Wednesday. Memorials suggested to St. Stephen's church fund.
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Leo S. Miller
Thirty-sixth Street
Des Moines
Alma Ellings
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Music Co
St. Stephen’s Lutheran Church
Donald
Allen
Madge Manville
Fullerton
Calif
St. Stephen's Church
Landis J. Olson
Cedar Memorial
Turner's East
Mrs King 88 Cedar Rapids Widow Dies in Marion
Mrs Albert King Rose E King 88 of 1622 Forty second street NE widow of Albert King lifelong Cedar Rapids and Marion resident died Saturday. Born March 24 1885 in Iowa City she was a Catholic. No immediate survivors. Funeral in Murdoch chapel Marion by Rev Clarence L Frana pastor of St Wenceslaus Catholic church. Burial Cedar Memorial. Friends may call at the chapel.
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Rose E. King
Forty-second Street
Albéert “Kings
Cedar Rapids
Marion
Iowa City
Murdoch Chapel
Clarence L. Frana
St. Wenceslaus Catholic Church
Cedar Memorial
Memorial Services for Daniel R Philipp at St Ludmila’s
Memorial services for Daniel R Philipp are set Tuesday at 9:30 am in St. Ludmila’s Church with the Rev. Robert Cizek officiating. Burial will be at St. John’s. Rosary is Monday evening at Janeba Kuba Funeral Home West with details to follow.
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Philipp
Daniel R
St. Ludmila’s Church
Robert Cizek
St. John’s
Janeba-Kuba Funeral Home
Rock Island Man Drowns in Muscatine
Charles Strayer Jr. 19 of Rock Island Illinois drowned Sunday afternoon while swimming in a quarry three miles south of Muscatine. An unnamed youth said Strayer developed cramps and went under. a skin diver recovered the body.
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Muscatine
Charles Strayer Jr
Rock Island
Ill
Strayer
Mary Drapela Hach obituary passes after long illness
Mary Drapela Hach 83 formerly of 1030 Twentieth Street SE Cedar Rapids died Sunday after a long illness Born February 26 1890 in Linn county she was a member of First Congregational church Cedar chapter O E S and Praha Rebekah lodge Survived by daughter Mrs Duane Cecil Cedar Rapids stepdaughter Mrs Frank Brejcha Cedar Rapids four grandchildren three great grandchildren sister Mrs W C Hach Cedar Rapids brother William Broulck Cedar Rapids Services at Turner chapel east 10:30 a m Wednesday by Rev Glenn Bender Burial Czech National Friends may call Turner chapel east until 10 a m Wednesday The casket will not be opened after the service Memorials may be sent to First Congregational church memorial fund or Shrine Crippled Children hospitals.
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Denecke Co
van Meter Co
Lemley
ImoGene Lee
Cedar Rapids
First Presbyterian Church
Rotary Club
Elks Lodge
Elmcrest Country Club
Pickwick Club
James R
Vienna
Austria
John T
Austin
Texas
Robert P. Alexander
Washington, D.C
Turner Chapel
John S. Shew
Presbyterian Church
Cedar Memorial
Cedar Rapids Art Assn
Cedar Rapids Symphony Orchestra, Assn
Nordengren
Muncie
Ind
Norfolk
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Ashley
Dar
Carol Sue
Albuquerque
N.M
Craig Spicher
Frederick R., Jr
H. R. McNaughton
Halford B. McNaughton
Brawley
Calif
John P. Woods
Turner East
Mary Drapela Hach
Twentieth Street
Edward FE. Hach
Linn County
First Congregational Church
Cedar
O.E.S
Praha Rebekah Lodge
Duane Cecil
Frank Brejcha
W. C. Hach
William Broulck
Turner Chapel East
Glenn Bender
Shrine Crippled Children’s Hospitals
Bendull Rites Held for Beryl W Bendull in Cedar Rapids
Beryl W Bendull 44 of 3321 Iris Ave NW Cedar Rapids died Monday after living in Cedar Rapids since August He was born April 21 1929 Mt Auburn married Marilyn Gulick June 12 1949 at Dysart He worked as a salesman for Petroleum Equipment Co in Marion and previously with Arco Chemical Co in Fort Madison He served in the Marine Corps in World War II and belonged to Santa Fe Methodist Church and the Elks Club both
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Beryl W. Bendull
Iris Avenue NW
Cedar Rapids
Martelle
Fort Madison
Mt. Auburn
Dysart
Marilyn Gulick
Bendull
Petroleum Equipment Co
Marion
Arco Chemical Co
Marine Corps
Bendall Family Notice From Vinton Ohio
Surviving are his wife, his parents, Mr and Mrs William Bendall Vinton three daughters Winkie Sherman Texas Mrs Joe Adatto Fairborn Ohio and Janet at home a brother Lee Bendall Vinton and a sister Mrs John Gurzynski Port Clinton Ohio Services 1030 am Wednesday in Beatty Bearle chapel by the Rev E Wayne Ryan Friends may call at the chapel after 11 am Tuesday Friends may if they wish contribute to the Cancer fund as a memorial Private burial Linwood cemetery
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William Bendall
Vinton
Cancer Fund
Linwood Cemetery
Two from Marion Face Drug Charges
Rickie A Sacora aged 19 of 2625 First Avenue Marion and Mary A Spratt aged 19 of 2261 Fifth Avenue Marion were charged with possession of marijuana Linn deputies arrested them after checking on a car parked on Rosedale Road south of Marion Saturday night they were released from custody later.
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Rickie A. Sacora
First Avenue
Marion
Mary A. Spratt
Fifth Avenue
Linn
Rosedale Road
Fire at Hafnia Hotel Triggers Danish Safety Debate
The Hafnia hotel fire in Copenhagen killed 20, with 74 year old Hafna cited as a potential factor. Nielsen, a jailed man, was said to be unrelated to arson. Officials urged stronger hotel safety rules as inquiries noted lack of alarms, sprinklers, and fireproof enclosures, and a problematic back court used as a flue.
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K. Axel Nielsen
Jan Amnitzboel
Hafna
Ringsted Jensen
Hafnia
Arte Secale SN Ae Hitelt
Copenhagen
Crpeus
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Probe Shooting In Iowa City
Johnson county sheriff's deputies investigated a shooting along the West Overlook Dam area at the Coralville reservoir. Vivian Thomas of Chicago was wounded in the lower left leg by a suspected .22 caliber gun while walking with two companions at about 11 p.m. Deputies searched for two hours without locating a shooter and warned that firearms are illegal on government property.
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Iowa City
Johnson County
West Overlook
Coralville
Vivian Thomas
Chicago
Springville Man Roy Yeoman Faces Drunk Driving Charge
Roy L. Yeoman, 45, of route two Springville, was charged with drunk driving after a Saturday arrest by state troopers on highway 13 a mile south of highway 151. He was released Sunday morning to community court services.
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Roy L. Yeoman
Route Two
Springville
Highway 151
Firefighters Race to Contain Burning Ship Hazard
Bodner hovered near the blaze as a coast guard attempt to douse the forward section with water to cool tetraethyl stored aboard. Firefighters weighed two options: risk ignition of the chemical or focus on cooling until the fire eased, avoiding calcium carbide contact.
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Bodner
Indo-China Boycotts To End After Technical Hurdle
Indo-Chinese officials said boycotts would not be permanent and blamed mechanical problems for canceling a liaison helicopter flight to Loc Ninh, the Viet Congs de facto capital, to deliver a note to ICCS.
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Loc Ninh
Mies
Sal
International Commission of Control and Supervision
ICCS
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