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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1968

Page

3

Deaths Emil Heinlein Cedar Rapids iron worker dies after illness

Emil John Heinlein 841 Fourth avenue SE Cedar Rapids resident for 23 years and iron worker died Saturday after a sudden illness. Born January 1909 in Oelwein he is survived by brother Paul Heinlein Cedar Rapids and sister Mrs Hattie Giles Hampton Va Memorial services are pending at Turner Chapel East.

Emil John Heinlein Fourth Avenue SE Cedar Rapids Oelwein Paul Heinlein Hattie Giles Hampton, Va Turner Chapel East

Memorial and funeral notices across several families

Memorial Services for Norman Dwight Bowers at Turner chapel west at 1 30 pm Monday with burial in Chapel of Memories and military honors by Hanford Post. Debbie Sue Klein to be buried at Oak Hill after 10 am Monday service at Kuba Funeral Home East. John Pochobradsky to be buried at Czech National cemetery after 9 30 am Monday and 10 am mass at St Ludmila with rosary Sunday evening. Bertha Pohorsky wife of Jerry to be laid to rest at Czech National cemetery following service at Janeba Kuba Funeral Home West.

Amana Wilhelmine Minnie” Benzinger Hoover-Valentine Marengo Decorah Charles Goettleman Methodist Church Olson-Fijelstul Edgewood Orval Beckley South English Union Church Powell's South English Hazel (Tilkington) George Los Angeles Appleton Funeral Home Mt. Vernon Bert Herring Baxter Chapel Rose Hill Cemetery Mechanicsville Chelsea Albert F. Anderly St. Joseph’s Church Hrabak’s. Independence Alice J. Toomey Dubuque St. John’s Church White's. Sigourney Minnie D. Adams Holm’s Tiago Cemetery Delta Vinton—Maude Mitchell Fry and Holland Cedar Memorial Cedar Rapids St. Ludmila’s A. L. Zachar Czech National Cemetery Pohorsky Bertha Jerry Janeba-Kuba Cannon Dominic A. Loferski

Czechs back liberal Slovak leader amid Kremlin terms

Observers say Dubcek's potential fall would lift Husak as a receptive successor for Soviets and Czechoslovakia. Bulgarian army paper warns Warsaw Pact troops stay. Svoboda notes gunfire injuries at foreign army traffic points. Vecerni Praha reports a heart leaf stamp honoring Dubcek and officials. CTK resumes photo service but equipment damage delays full restoration.

Kremlin Dubcek Husak Svoboda Vecerni Praha Pilsen Cernik Ludvik Svoboda Josef Smrkovsky CTK Kuznetsov

Hughes Stanley Debate Apparently Canceled

In Des Moines AP report a proposed televised debate between Gov Harold Hughes and state Sen David Stanley for U S Senate was apparently canceled on Saturday. The Cedar Rapids announcement noted debates scheduled on WMT TV for governor contenders Franzenburg and Ray and for Congress in Iowa's 1st District with Schwengel and Schmidhauser joining.

Des Moines Harold Hughes David Stanley U.S Cedar Rapids Wmt-Tv Paul Franzenburg Robert Ray Iowa Grant Price WMT Franzenburg Ray Fred Schwengel Davenport John Schmidhauser Iowa City

Barnard’s Third Heart Transplant Reported in Cape Town

Cape Town AP Dr Christiaan Barnard completed his third heart transplant when he implanted an African woman’s heart into a 52 year old white man. The donor’s name was not released and additional details about future use of organs were unconfirmed.

Cape Town South Africa Christiaan Barnard Barnard Jacobus Burger Groote Schuur Hospital Pieter Johannes Smith

Pueblo Seizure Fallout Ties To North Korea Blockade

The Pueblo and its 83 man crew were seized by North Korean gunboats on January 23. A crewman died in custody from wounds tied to attempts to destroy classified documents with dynamite. Secret negotiations around the Pueblo have been ongoing within the Korean Armistice Commission at Panmunjom, last meeting August 29. Kenji Miyamoto returned to Tokyo from Pyongyang and hinted at a statement on North Korea’s National Day. The Pyongyang broadcasts did not discuss the Pueblo.

Pueblo State Department Kenji Miyamoto Japan Communist Party Tokyo Pyongyang North Korea Kim Il Sung Korean Armistice Commission Panmunjom Wonsan United States Pentagon U.S

Salazar Undergoes Hematoma Surgery In Lisbon

Portuguese Prime Minister Antonio de Oliveira Salazar remained serious after surgery to remove a blood filled swelling from his right temple. Doctors said the 79 year old leader was progressively improving fifteen hours after a two hour operation and receiving no visitors.

Lisbon Antonio de Oliveira Salazar Portugal Antonio Vasconcellos Marques Salazar

Earthquake Relief Donation from Chinese Nationalist Government

The Chinese Nationalist government announced a donation of 10000 to aid victims of the Iran earthquakes. The contribution was disclosed on Saturday.

Taipei UPI Iran

Famed Historian Crane Brinton Dies at 70

Cambridge Massachusetts AP reports historian Crane Brinton age 70 died Saturday at Stillman infirmary after months of illness. Brinton taught at Harvard for nearly 50 years and authored 15 books on Western intellectual history including The Anatomy of Revolution and the textbook A History of Civilization coauthored with J B Christopher and Robert Wolff.

Cambridge, Mass Crane Brinton Harvard University Stillman Infirmary

Collins Employees Donate 750 to Camp Good Health Fund

The Collins Employes United Fund of Collins Radio Co. contributes 750 to Camp Good Health, reducing the remaining goal to 3,899.89. The camp, directed by the Children's Home, has completed another season. a full report will be issued by the camp board led by Mrs. Fred Bjornson.

Collins Employes United Fund Collins Radio Co Camp Good Health Children’s Home Fred Bjornson

Humphrey touts Democratic era growth over earlier Republican years

Hubert Humphrey told a Waverly crowd that real family income rose over three times faster under Democratic administrations in the past eight years than under Republicans. He cited 32 percent income gain versus 9 percent and noted multiple economic metrics, including 45 percent GNP growth under Democrats and 90 months of expansion since 1961.

Waverly Minn Hubert Humphrey Walter Heller Humphrey Kennedy-Johnson Johnson-Humphrey G.O.P

The Cedar Rapids Gazette Advertises Subscriptions

The Cedar Rapids Gazette established in 1883 details subscription options and rates for carrier and mail delivery. It notes U.S. territories, post policies, and AP exclusive republication rights for local and AP news.

U.S. Territories

Funeral Home Ad Promises Lower Prices and Full Service

A small firm advertises a complete funeral service at lower prices with a smaller staff and low overhead. It claims no extra charges for services and includes extras like hair styling and insurance assistance in the regular price.

Gazette Wins IDPA Sport Pages Award

The Gazette received the best sports pages award for papers over 12,000 circulation. The presentation occurred Saturday during the Iowa Daily Press Association annual meeting in Waterloo.

Gazette Idpa Sport Pages The Iowa Daily Press Assn Waterloo

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