Youth held on 13 traffic charges after Cedar Rapids chase
Harlan E. Schmidt Jr., 18, of 1122 C Avenue NW, was jailed in lieu of 1930 bond on 13 traffic charges following a high speed pursuit on Cedar Rapids southwest side Saturday. He faced four counts stop sign violations three counts disobeying signals speeding evading police and driving while license suspended. He was also charged Friday with no Iowa driver’s license and speeding after giving a false name.
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Harlan E. Schmidt, Jr
C Avenue NW
Cedar Rapids
Schmidt
First Avenue West
Sixteenth Avenue
Iowa
Improvement Report on Detroit Racial Climate
A private survey for New Detroit Inc. found Detroit’s racial climate improved since last summer’s riots with blacks and whites closer, yet large attitude gaps remain. Conducted June 15 to July 15 by Market Strategy Inc., it surveyed 1,200 people across inner city, outer city and suburbs, showing fear of violence persists and youth incitement to riot remains higher among black youths under 25.
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Detroit
New Detroit, Inc
Market Strategy, Inc
Three Hurt in Cedar Rapids Single Vehicle Crashes
Three people sustained minor injuries in separate single vehicle crashes Friday around Cedar Rapids. Thomas J. Courtney, 30, suffered mouth and face injuries after his car scraped railroad tracks on Ninth Street SW and was treated at Mercy hospital. Lester Henecke, 4921 East Road SW, charged with failure to control after his car skidded 100 feet, hit a utility pole at Ely Road and C Street SW, rolled over, and was treated and released. Larry D. Cornelius, 27, at 117 A Avenue NW, had arm, back and leg injuries in a motorcycle accident in his front yard and was treated at Mercy hospital. no charges were filed.
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Cedar Rapids
Thomas J. Courtney
Sierra Drive
Mercy Hospital
Ninth Street
Lester Henecke
East ‘Road
Ely Road
C Street
Henecke
Larry D. Cornelius
A Avenue NW
Cornelius
Daily Record Weather And Obituary Notices
Weather data for multiple cities with highs and lows plus rainfall totals and barometer readings. Local obituaries list names and service details for Goettleman Herring Anderly Adams Mitchell Too mey Benzinger and others with burial locations and church services.
Panthers Confront Seattle School Over Student Fight
About 15 Black Panthers entered a Seattle junior senior high school with unloaded rifles to protect Black students amid a fistfight that led to a white student’s suspension. Police arrived and the group left without incident. Officials said rumors of white beatings circulated among about 250 in attendance. Negro enrollment is about five percent of the student body.
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Seattle
Black Panthers Organization
Donald 8. Means
Means
Panthers
No Soviet Talks In Offing LBJ
President Johnson says he hopes for approval of the nuclear nonproliferation treaty and keeps the door open to talks with Russia. He notes the Soviet invasion of Czechoslovakia clouds prospects for curbing the missile race and sees none in the offing before leaving office in January.
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Washington
East Europe
Johnson
Russia
Czechoslovakia
Consultant Tells Decision Terror at White House
Washington AP John Roche, a two year White House consultant, says he was terrified by the kinds of decisions humans are forced to make on the basis of inadequate information. He returns to Brandeis University as a professor of politics in government.
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Washington (Ap
John Roche
White House
Roche
Brandeis University
City Briefs—Fried Chicken Dinner Fundraiser
Community notices include a fried chicken dinner on Saturday September 7 from 5 30 to 8 pm at Moose Lodge 1213 2nd St SE with adults 150 and children 75 cents Adv. Also Gregory's Hair Styling opens at 5515 Center Point Rd NE Cedar Rapids IA 393 1836 Adv. and Legion Lane Lounge opens daily at noon Adv. Grand opening Quaker Maid Kitchens Sun 1 5 at 309 7th Ave Marion Adv.
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Moose Lodge
2Nd St. SE
Iacation
Gregory's Hair Styling
Center Point Rd
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Quaker Maid Kitchens Sun
7Th Ave
Marion
Hospital Picket Affects Philippine General
MANILA AP Doctors nurses and medical students picketed the Philippine General hospital Saturday to protest deplorable conditions and demand better care and facilities.
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Manila
Philippine General Hospital
Deaths John Pochobradsky longtime Cedar Rapids resident
John Pochobradsky 85 of 3925 Bowling Street SW Cedar Rapids died Friday after a long illness. Born August 18, 1883 in Czechoslovakia he came to the United States at 18. He was president of Century Block Co a Catholic Workman and husband of Mary Kabela since 1905. He leaves two sons eight grandchildren two sisters and a brother in Czechoslovakia with services Monday at Brosh chapel and St Ludmila's church and burial at the Czech National cemetery. Rosary Sunday evening at the chapel.
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John Pochobradsky
Bowling Street
Century Block Co
Cedar Rapids
Czechoslovakia
United States
Catholic Workmen
Mary Kabela
Charles
Clarence
Dan
Brosh Chapel
St. Ludmila’s Church
A. L. Zachar
Czech National Cemetery
Zachar
Obituary for Cedar Rapids Educator Norman D Bowers
Norman D. Bowers 67 of 245 Twentieth Street NW Cedar Rapids died Friday after a long illness born January 11 1898 in Dover Ohio he was married to Adeline Horak in 1921 a World War I Army veteran World War II Navy member of Crescent Lodge El Kahir Shrine Hanford American Legion post VFW and DAV survived by a brother and three sisters services at Turner Chapel West 1 30 PM Monday with Crescent lodge and military rites at Chapel of Memories burial at Hanford post.
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Norman Dwight Bowers
Twentieth Street
Cedar Rapids
el Kahir Shrine
Battery E
Hanford American Legion Post
VFW
DAV
Stanley
Glenn Williams
Matilda Milner
Walter Bryant
Brainerd
Minn
Turnerchapel West
Ernest W. Larson
Trinity United Methodist Church
Crescent Lodge
Hanford Post
Turner West
Masonic Hall
Infant Debbie Klein dies. services planned in Cedar Rapids
Debbie Sue Klein infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Kenneth R Klein of 820 Forty fourth street SE died Friday. Survived by parents two brothers Dennis and Ricky and grandparents Harold Orr John R Klein Marengo Mrs Harold McAfee Walford and great grandparents Veil Dennison Corvallis Ore and Elizabeth Klein Marengo Memorial services Monday at Ilat Kuba funeral home east by the Rev William B Harnish Burial Oakhill Friends may call at the funeral home Sunday.
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Kenneth R. Klein
Fortyfourth Street
Dennis
Ricky
Harold Orr
Cedar Rapids
John R. Klein
Marengo
Harold McAfee
Walford
Veil Dennison
Corvallis
Ore
Elizabeth Klein
Ilat Kuba Funeral Home
Memorial Services for Linda Marie Kennedy Held at St Matthew
Memorial services for Linda Marie Kennedy will be held Monday at St Matthew's Church by Rev Louis V McDonough. Burial follows at St John's Catholic Cemetery. Parish Rosary is 7 30 p m Sunday at Brady Mortuary with a Knights of Columbus Rosary at 8 Sunday.
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Linda Marie
St. Matthew’s Church
Louis V. McDonough
St. John's Catholic Cemetery
Brady Mortuary
Knights of Columbus
Ernest Tubb Show at 6 P.M. on KCRG TV 9
The 16 and Old Opry star Mr. Tubb headlines the Ernest Tubb Show at 6 p.m. Saturday. Audiences can watch in color on KCRG TV 9.
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Mr. Tubb
Ernest Tubb
Kcrg-Tv
Hijacker of Small Plane Is Army Deserter
Federal agents identify Willis Jessie as an army deserter from Fort Benning. He hijacked a Naples Florida sightseeing flight with his 2 year old daughter and forced pilot James Vach to Havana Cuba. Jessie and the child remained in Cuba. Vach was released and returned to Naples.
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Cuba
FBI
Willis Jessie
Fort Benning
Jessie
Naples
Fla.et
James Vach
Havana
Vach
Young man held on disturbance and resisting arrest
James E. Littleton age 20 of 1286 Sixth Avenue Marion was jailed on charges of disturbing the peace and resisting an officer after authorities say he used loud offensive language Friday night at Second Avenue and First Street SE. He allegedly fought officers and remains in custody in lieu of a 220 dollar bond.
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James E. Littleton
Sixth Avenue
Marion
Littleton
Second Avenue
First Street
Political Hue to Loud Broadcasts in Poland
A Polish newspaper criticizes Western news broadcasts at high volume as propaganda that harms Poland. Trybuna Mazowiecka of the Warsaw district communist party claims such listening shows Poles seek outside explanations of Czechoslovakia events and justifies the occupation.
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Warsaw
Trybuna Mazowiecka
Communist Party
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Missouri Valley man dies in Route 30 crash
Ellis Jacobsen 69 of rural Missouri Valley was killed Friday night when his car ran off Route 30 about three miles south of town and overturned.
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Dunlap
Ellis Jacobsen
Missouri Valley
Route 30
Here
Judge Denies Stay in Linn County Road Eminent Domain Case
Linn District Judge Harold Victor Friday refused a temporary injunction to halt condemnation on the north side of the Cedar River for an Edgewood road bridge abutment. Harold J. and Mabel Ross claim irreparable damage without due process and contend normal eminent domain statutes apply. Their counsel Robert Nelson argues Chapter 306 governs road changes while Assistant County Atty William Martin says it applies to the questioned road.
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Linn
Harold Victor Friday
Linn County
Cedar River
Edgewood Road
Harold J
Mabel Ross
Robert Nelson
William Martin
Independence Bridge Opens Over Wapsipinicon River
The new Second street bridge in Independence opened with Mayor Henry Funk and Chamber officials present. Designed by Harold Lyon, the 250 foot span has a 28 foot roadway. Construction cost totaled 117813.88 dollars with Welden Bros. and Allied Construction handling the project.
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Independence
Second Street
Wapsipinicon River
Henry Funk
Mary Bradley
Chamber of Commerce
Harold Lyon
Welden Bros
Iowa Falls
Allied Construction Co
Charles City
Vietnam Hit by Typhoon Floods
Saigon reports extensive flood damage in Quang Tri and Thua Thien due to Typhoon Bess. The U S mission announced Saturday that two northern provinces experienced widespread inundation and agricultural losses.
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Vietnam
Saigon
South Vietnam
Quang Tri
Thua Thein
U.S
Coppers Called Over Phony Copper Penny
Herman Ballog told of paying his brother David 100 for a coin misidentified as a 1943 copper penny. The piece proved zinc with a copper coating, exposing the ruse during wartime penny changes in Chicago.
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Chicago
UPI
Herman Ballog
David
Ballog
Black Muslim Books To Reach Connecticut Prisoners
Hartford AP reports state correction commissioner orders Black Muslim books supplied to convicts at the state prison, expanding inmate access to religious materials.
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Hartford, Conn
State Correction Commissioner
Decorah School Bonds Sold to Carleton Bed Co
Decorah school board sold a $238 500 bond issue to Carleton Bed Co at 4.35 percent interest.
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Decorah
Carleton Bed Co
Reno Newberg Dies in Red Oak Crash
Red Oak 78 year old Reno Newberg was killed in a two car collision Friday night three miles east of Red Oak at the intersection of old and new highways 34.
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RED Oak
UPI
Reno
Newberg
Freedom Party Nominee Age Challenge Cited in Iowa
Herbert F. Hoover of Oskaloosa objects to Eldridge Cleaver’s Peace and Freedom party presidential candidacy on the Iowa ballot saying he is under 35. Secretary of State Melvin Synhorst notes a hearing is likely and the burden of proof rests with the complainant.
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Des Moines
UPI
Herbert F. Hoover
Oskaloosa
Eldridge Cleaver
Peace and Freedom Party
Melvin Synhorst
Hoover
Cleaver
Synhorst
Iowa
California
Safe Burglary Fails at General Tire Co Vending Machine
Burglars broke a window in the northwest corner of General Tire Co at 424 Eighth Avenue SE and looted about $10 in nickels from a vending machine after an unsuccessful safe crack. Detectives say the entry was forced to access the machine and a thorough safe-entry attempt was made.
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General Tire Co
Eighth Avenue SE
Guards seize media as Czechoslovak travel tightens
Guards searched Western travelers leaving the country and confiscated film and sound tapes. Earlier friendly guards averted their gaze when questioned. In Bucharest, Romania agreed to Soviet demands for talks on renewing a bilateral friendship and assistance treaty.
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Bucharest
Romania
Nixon Sees Clear Choice in 1968 Race at Houston Rally
President hopeful Richard Nixon told 22 000 to 25 000 Texas Republicans in Houston that voters face Nixon road versus Humphrey road with distinct paths on Vietnam crime oil and policy. He accused Humphrey of defending the war while pledging to fire Ramsey Clark and urged tougher crime fights and oil depletion allowances. Nixon also endorsed Phantom jets for Israel and said William Scranton will tour Western Europe for fact finding.
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Hubert Humphrey
Texas
Wallace
Humphrey
Vietnam
Ramsey Clark
San Francisco
Houston
Israel
U.S
William Scranton
Pennsylvania
Europe
G.O.P
Johnson
Apparent murder and attempted death by own action in Corydon
In Corydon Wayne County Sheriff Richard Willey described the shooting death of 53 year old Eunice Bracewell and the critical wounding of her 55 year old husband Garland as an apparent murder and attempted death by own action.
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Corydon
Eunice ‘Bracewell
iGarland
Wayne ‘County
Richard Willey Friday
Theologians Split on Papal Encyclical Authority
Two leading theologians, Bernard Haring and Robert McAfee Brown, offer differing views on Pope Paul VI's Humanae Vitae. Haring warns of danger to faith and calls for shared authority, while Brown sees the encyclical as a possible ecumenical gift that shows Catholics may disobey papal doctrine when warranted. The piece, appearing in Commonwealth, notes ongoing church tensions and calls for open dialogue.
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New York
Paul VI
Bernard Haring
Robert McAfee Brown
Pope John
Commonwealth
Father Haring
Papal Advisory Commission On
Vatican Curia
Curia
Brown
Stanford University
Lutheran Membership Tops Nine Million in 1967
North America’s 12 Lutheran bodies report a combined 9,226,623 members at year end 1967. The Lutheran Church in America led with 3,288,037 members, followed by the Lutheran Church Missouri Synod with 2,847,425, ranking Lutherans as the third largest Protestant group behind Baptists and Methodists.
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New York
North America
Lutheran Council
U.S.A
America
Baptists
Methodists
Lutheran Church In America
Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod
Personal Sacrifice Asked To Aid Biafra
In KING CITY Ontario AP reports Rev Norman Gibson of a Presbyterian/United church appeals to churchgoers to bring the price of liquor or a case of beer to services for starving Biafrans. Teetotalers would subsist a day on orange juice and sugarless tea to donate the saved money.
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King City
Ont
Norman Gibson
The
United Church
Seminary President to Speak at Salem United Methodist
Dr Wayne K Clymer president of Evangelical theological seminary Naperville will speak at Salem United Methodist Church services Sunday. He joined the faculty in 1946 and became dean in 1958.
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Evangelical Theological Seminary
Naperville
Wayne K. Clymer
Salem United Methodist Church
Clymer
Evangelical
U.S. Reinf. Battle Near Quang Ngai Reports Casualties
U.S. 173rd airborne brigade found 15 North Vietnamese bodies after a one hour fight. Near Quang Ngai a reconnaissance team clashed with over 100 enemy soldiers, with ten American fatalities and seven wounded as reinforcements arrived.
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U.S. 173Rd Airborne Brigade
U.S
Quang Ngai
Saigon
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