Daily Record Weather and Temperatures Across Cities
Daily Record reports high temperatures for Monday and overnight lows across multiple cities including Atlanta Bismarck Chicago Denver Duluth Houston Miami Seattle Los Angeles Washington Minneapolis New Orleans New York Phoenix LaCrosse Lansing and Dubuque. It notes barometer readings humidity wind and sun events with year ago comparisons and dam data.
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Atlanta
Bismarck
Chicago
Denver
Duluth
Houston
Miami
Seattle
L. Angeles
Washington
Minapolis
N. Orleans
New York
Phoenix
Local Births and Police Calls Highlight Coralville Timeline
A sequence of birth announcements lists families from Cedar Rapids and surrounding towns with dates September 7 and 8. Police and fire brief items report power outage at 436 G Avenue NW, a lawn mower fire at 402 Wilson Avenue SW, a parking lot blaze at 1210 Ninth Street SW, a gas flash at Twelfth Avenue and Fifth Street SE, sprinkler-system surge at 950 Shaver Road NE, and an overheated AC compressor at 312 E Avenue NW.
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G Avenue
Wilson Avenue
Ninth Street
Twelfth Avenue
Fifth Street
Shaver Road
E Avenue NW
Multiple Traffic Fines Reported Across Several Residents
A local notice lists numerous individuals fined for traffic offenses including speeding improper parking disobeying traffic signals and mufflers. Names pair with addresses and fines range from five to twenty five dollars plus costs with several residents from Marion Des Moines and Viola among those cited.
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JoAnne Etteh
Colorado Drive
James W. Maz
James C. Marion
First Avenue SE
Improper Passing and Related Traffic Fines Noted in Iowa Listings
A compilation lists violators and fines including Steven R. Strath for improper passing, Carl J. Eddy for failing to follow a truck route, David E. Devilbliss for permitting an unauthorized operator, Jeffrey L. Harder for speeding, and Dennis M. Oliphant for improper riding. It also notes multiple funeral services across towns such as Central City, Iowa City, Waukon, Lamont, Oelwein, Dysart, Vinton, and Campbell, with churches and service times.
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Fourteenth Avenue SE
Steven R. Strath
Twenty-first Avenue
Carl J. Eddy
Independence
David E. Devilbliss
Sandwich
Ill
Jeffrey L. Harder
Mt. Vernon Road
Dennis M. Oliphant
South Fourteenth Street
Marion
Lawrence G. Malloy
C Avenue NW
Paul F. Hostak, Jr
Thirteenth Street
Store Robbed by Two Men at Stop N Go Cedar Rapids
Two men robbed the Stop N Go at 1140 Old Marion Road NE Monday night around 11 p.m. One brandished a hatchet and forced workers to fill a sack with about $700 in receipts while the other man, with hand inside his shirt, watched. Both offenders, about 20, five foot two to five foot eight, wore women’s stockings over their heads and fled on foot.
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Cedar Rapids
Marion Road
Wives Remain Hopeful Amid Plane Hijack Hostages
Mrs Merrill, caring for her children and 10 year old Daniel Kinney, says despite talks of freeing women and children, only those with no kin remaining aboard the hijacked Swissair plane would leave Jordan. Seven hostages include families as guerillas held other members aboard.
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Swissair
Jordan
Benefit Dance to Aid Youth Employment Projects
Five bands perform in a five hour concert at Coe auditorium to raise funds for the Black Aesthetic Workshop and the Y E S drug abuse project. Music starts at 6 30 p m with Your Friends The Soul Stones Rose United and The Funkiemotions on the bill. Admission is 99 cents per person.
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Youth Employment Service
Y.E.S
Mark Johnson
Cee Afro- American Self-Educational Organization
Black Aesthetic Workshop
Coe Auditorium
Your Friends
The
Soul Stones
Rose
United
Funkiemotions
Peace Corps Volunteer Reflects on Panama Service
Mrs. Meeks praises her daughter Margaret for upholding democracy as a Peace Corps volunteer in Panama. The Lisbon High School and Iowa State alumna works mainly in nutrition, with sewing and gardening touches, and plans to continue similar work with Spanish speakers in the United States after a two year term ends in November.
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Miss Meeks
Peace Corps Service
Iowa State
Lisbon
Panama
Bond Urges Reject Stupid Patriotism at Atlanta Congress
Georgia State Rep Julian Bond told about 1,000 Negro leaders from 33 states at the Congress of African People in Atlanta to reject patriotism he calls stupid. He urged reaffirming black nationals as primary and called the meeting historic.
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Atlanta
Julian Bond
Georgia
Congress of African People
Bond
Beast
Cushing Bishop Medeiros Ordained in Fall River
Bishop Medeiros, born October 6, 1915 in the Azores, pursued studies at Boston College and in Washington. He was ordained in Fall River, Massachusetts, on June 15, 1946, after his family immigrated to the United States.
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Bishop Medeiros
Azores
U.S
Boston College
Washington
Fall River
Mass
Deaths Glen M. Garrett 66 Meth Wick Manor
Glen M. Garrett, 66, of Meth Wick Manor, died Tuesday. Born August 14, 1904, in Columbia, he moved to Cedar Rapids from Vinton in 1959. He married Alberta Long in Knoxville on October 1, 1932. He was a retired Linwood Cemetery caretaker and a member of Asbury United Methodist Church. Surviving: wife. son Gilbert Garrett of Cedar Rapids. two daughters in Kansas City. stepson E. W. Barnes of Australia. three sisters. five grandsons. Services pending at Tea Hen Funeral Home. viewing after 3 p.m. Wednesday.
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Glen M. Garrett
Meth- Wick Manor
Columbia
Cedar Rapids
Vinton
Alberta Long
Knoxville
Asbury United Methodist Church
Linwood
Gilbert Garrett
Harry Dilly
Margaret Garrett
Kansas City
E. W. Barnes
Australia
Burris Goff
Harold Johnson
Chariton
Ted Morris
Tempe
Ariz
Teahen Funeral Home
Mrs James Manion obituary in Cedar Rapids
Mrs James Manion widow of James Manion and Cedar Rapids resident for 46 years died after a long illness. Born at Holbrook Iowa she was a St Matthew's church member and survived by daughter Mrs Charles T Nolan son Ray of Jesup sister Mrs Dan Scanlan and brother Leo Cash seven grandchildren. Services 10 30 a m Wednesday at St Matthew's church Rev Louis McDonough Parish Rosary 7 30 p m Tuesday Brady mortuary burial Mt Calvary.
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Kathryn Manion
James Manion
Cedar Rapids
Charles T. Nolan
Forest Drive
Manion
Holbrook
Iowa
St. Matthew’s Church
Ray
Jesup
Dan Scanlan
Leo Cash
Louis McDonough
Brady Mortuary
Mt. Calvary
Mrs William Kacena obituary founder of Taylor PTA
Mrs William Kacena Libbie Genevieve Kacena died Monday after a long illness at 2432 Fourth avenue SE. Born March 21 1885 in Cedar Rapids she helped found the Taylor PTA and served as its first president. Survived by son Joseph M Kacena of Oak Park IL brothers Fred J Martinek and George F Martinek sister Elsie F Hasek. Memorial services at Turner chapel east at 1 30 p m Thursday. Burial Cedar Memorial Cemetery. Friends may call at Turner east.
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Libbie Genevieve Kacena
Fourth Avenue SE
William Kacena
Cedar Rapids
Chattanooga
Tenn
Turner Chapel East
John Shew
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Turner East
Architect Roy Kazebier Dies at 72 in California
Cedar Rapids resident until 1942 Roy A Kazebier died in Ontario California on August 24 at age 72. An architect he designed the Kaiser Steel Mill in Fontana California. His only Eastern Iowa survivor is his son Marvin Kazebier Cedar Rapids.
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Roy A. Kazebier
Cedar Rapids
Ontario
Calif
Kaiser Steel Mill
Fontana
Iowa
Marvin Kazebier
Memorial Service for Robert Earl Keyton at St Pauls UMC
The memorial service for Robert Earl Keyton will be held at St Pauls United Methodist Church at 10 30 a m on Wednesday conducted by Dr Arnold Herbst. Burial will take place in Festus Missouri. Friends may contribute to the organ memorial fund of St Pauls United Methodist Church if they wish.
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Keyton
Robert Earl
St. Paul’s United Methodist Church
Arnold Herbst
Festus, Mo
Organ Memorial Fund
Philadelphia Strikes Highlight Salary and Work Day Dispute
Philadelphia workers reported to work on schedule but will not be paid as union talks with Gov. Shafer and local officials failed. Dilworth rejected a three week extension to fund the strike while the board pressed for longer teaching duties. The disagreement centers on salary and the length of the work day with teachers seeking $1,500 raise from a current range of $7,300 to $14,700.
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Raymond Shafer
Dilworth
Ryan
Cedar Rapids seeks state OK for right turn on redlights
Cedar Rapids asks the Iowa highway commission to pass a bill permitting right turns on red where safe. A city traffic study notes about half of larger cities use the practice and urges approval or a legal opinion to shield liability. The study supports right turns on red only at justified intersections and calls for commission review.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa Highway Commission
John Oberthien
Traffic Engineering Department
Highway Commission
Iowa
Registration Irregularities Rock Primary Voter Registrations
In Linn County auditors report confusion over a new law causing primary voters to be automatically registered. Officials seek guidance from the next general assembly as registrants refuse to fill out applications or sign permanent cards in several counties.
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Haesemeyer
General Assembly
Faches
Linn
Charles Werner
Werner
Bradley graduate Cynthia Rapoport earns BS in social service
Cynthia Marlys Rapoport of 390 Thirty second Street SE received a bachelor of science degree from Bradley University Peoria Illinois in social service and education at the end of the summer term.
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Cynthia Marlys Rapoport
Thirty-second Street
Bradley University
Peoria
Ill
Penn Central names Ransom assistant to Moore president
John B. Ransom is appointed assistant to Penn Central's new president William H. Moore in Philadelphia. The move expands Moore's leadership team as the railroad reorganizes management.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Penn Central Railroad
John B. Ransom
William H. Moore
Scales Face of Gorge with Aid at Wintergreen Gorge
Mark Francken a Gannon college freshman scaled the Wintergreen Gorge wall to halfway up then chose to stay put. Brookside volunteers arrived lowered a rope and hoisted Francken to the top.
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Erie, Pa
Mark Francken
Gannon College
Wintergreen Gorge
Pittsburgh
Brookside
Francken
TV 9 EyeWitness News Hosts Tonight at 5:30 and 10
A trio of experts Bob Harper Wayne Winston and Bob Brooks join THE TV 9 EyeWitness News for tonight's 5:30 and 10:00 broadcasts to discuss today's top stories.
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Bob Harper
Wayne Winston
Bob Brooks
TV 9
Hostages faced multiple hijack crisis amid negotiations
Hostages hospitalized for minor injuries remained in Cairo as three planes were seized en route to New York. A fourth hijack attempt near London led to Khaled’s capture by British guards, while a companion was fatally shot. Guerrillas hold 180 remaining locals aboard two planes with Jordanian Army watching. Red Cross mediators moved to Amman, negotiating the fate of hostages and the release of 120 mostly women and children. Aviation officials in Washington briefed and outlined steps to secure release, with President’s aides promising full effort.
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New York
Khaled
el al Airlines
Amsterdam
Scotland Yard
London
Heathrow
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Parents Escaped Hijack Three Children Not
New Rochelle, New York AP Mr and Mrs Stanley Hirsch were home safe from Israel Tuesday but their three children were hijacked to Jordan The family split up for the flight home from Tel Aviv The parents flew El Al to London then New York while the children Robert 16 Susan 15 and Howard 13 traveled on TWA Flight 741 hijacked to Jordan The children had spent the summer in Israel with Susan at a kibbutz and the boys at a camp The Hirschs chemical engineer and wife had gone to Israel three weeks earlier to be with their kids
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N.Y
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Israel
Jordan
Tel Aviv
el al
London
New York
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Susan
Howard
TWA
Kibbutz
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Yeshiva University Branch Opens in Jerusalem
A Yeshiva University branch will open soon in Jerusalem providing Orthodox Jewish higher learning and rabbinical training for men. The new campus aims to extend the institution’s academic and religious programs to Israel.
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Jerusalem
Yeshiva University of New York
Tentative Accord Reached On Air Line Landing Fees
Airport commission Chairman Don Hines announced a tentative agreement on landing fee rates for United and Ozark Air Lines retroactive to May 1. Rates rise from 10 and 8 cents to 12 cents per 1,000 pounds with future steps to 13, 14, and 15 cents by 1973. Ozark owes several months of fees while United has pilots and schedules under review. congestion and terminal plans prompt discussion of passenger holding areas and globe relocation. Committee members and officials discuss beautification awards and scheduling protests from Frank Magid Associates.
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Airport Commission
Don Hines
United and
Ozark Air Lines
United
Ozark
Teen hunter treated after accidental gunshot wound
Richard Adams, 19, of 224 Fifteenth Street NW, was treated and released from a Cedar Rapids hospital for a self inflicted gunshot wound. He said the accident occurred while hunting in timber west of a rock quarry on River Road east of Cedar Rapids as he rose to fire at a target. The bullet grazed the big toe.
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Richard Adams
Fifteenth Street
Cedar Rapids
Adams
Three Charged On Drug Counts Near Cedar Rapids
A Linn sheriff's deputy arrested Terry A. Bright 25 Janis K. Moore 26 and Thomas J. Van Orsdal 24 on drug charges in a car along Lincoln Heights drive near Mt Vernon road east of Cedar Rapids. They were charged with possession of marijuana in a quantity indicating personal use and held in the county jail pending arraignment.
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Linn
Cedar Rapids
Lincoln Heights Drive
Mt. Vernon Road
Terry A. Bright
Twenty-ninth Street Drive
Janis K. Moore
Country Club Parkway
Thomas J. van Orsdal
Third Avenue
Stolen Fishing Tackle And Lantern From Cedar River Boat
Burt Clark reported to Linn County sheriff an overnight theft from his boat left at a ramp near Edgewood road bridge on Cedar River. He put in at about 7 30 p m Sunday and found the boat missing when he returned later. He located the boat Monday while riding in another boat.
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Burt Clark
Route Two
Linn County Sheriff's Office
Edgewood Road
Cedar River
Clark
Candidate Night Set for Thursday School Election
A school board candidates night will be held at 7 30 Thursday in the Washington high school cafeteria for the public to meet candidates in the upcoming Monday election. Each candidate speaks three to five minutes followed by a open Q A session. Invitations were issued to all candidates. Event sponsored by Cedar Rapids Education Assn Cedar Rapids PTA Cedar Rapids Jaycees and League of Women Voters.
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Washington High School
Cedar Rapids Education Assn
Cedar Rapids Pta
Cedar Rapids Jaycees
League of Women Voters
Nine African patrolmen promoted to lieutenants in South Africa
In Benoni nine African patrolmen were promoted to lieutenants, the first nonwhite commissioned police officers in the country. A police spokesman noted the rank applies only in nonwhite areas and that white constables are not obliged to salute them.
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Benoni
South Africa
Cambodian Siege Blocks Kompong Thom Amid Highway 6 Control
North Vietnamese forces surround Kompong Thom, cutting the only land route via Highway 6 from Skoun. Cambodian brigades and about 8,000 troops are trapped, with potential U S air strikes expected along the northern infiltration corridor toward South Vietnam to aid the operation.
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Skoun
Kompong Thom
Phnom Penh
Wheeler
U.S
South Vietnam
No Justices Sit On Rhode Island Supreme Court In 1935
Rhode Island briefly had no justices on its supreme court in 1935 after the general assembly held an all night session and declared the seats vacant along with the Providence county sheriff. The body later named new justices and another sheriff to fill the vacancies.
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Providence
R.I
Rhode Island
Supreme Court
General Assembly
Providence County
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