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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1967

Page

3

Weather and Death Notices From Daily Record Listing

Daily records show temperatures and humidity for the Gazette weather station with ENE winds at 11 p.m. and sun data for Monday. The page also lists obituaries and funeral notices for multiple towns including Anamosa Chelsea Elkader Guttenberg Iowa City Manchester Monmouth Oelwein Toledo Volga and names of local families receiving births and services scheduled for Monday and Tuesday.

Prin Ins Cu Ncicc Gazette Anamosa Elvin Grabbe Goettsch’s Chelsea Frank Kuba Vining St. Joseph’s Catholic Church Hrabak’s Tueckey Iowa City George R. Davies Memory Gardens Beckman-Rutheris Lisbon Ray Pieper Morgan’s Manchester Walter J. Hilmer Shelly's Monmouth LaVern Bramer Hayden’s Wyoming Oelwein Julia Gabrielson Brant's Toledo Silas Reinhard Henderson's Volga — Louis

De Gaulle Tours Poland After Auschwitz Memorial Visit

Charles de Gaulle toured Polish provinces after unveiling a new Auschwitz victims monument. Accompanied by Auschwitz museum director Kazimierz Smoleń, he traveled through Silesian mining country as crowds cheered. In Katowice he paused for lunch while bands played and girls kissed him.

Auschwitz Kazimierz Smolen de Gaulle Silesian Katowice

UGN Drivefive plans drives across week at YMCA

UGN Drivefive schedules early morning solicitations at the YMCA on Thursday and Friday with divisions A B and C hiring from five to forty people. Lloyd notes the broader canvass begins the week of Sept 25 for residential, schools, clergy, professional, and Marion Cedar Rapids city employes. Last year 38 603 donors gave 888 000 to UGN. Linn county per capita gifts stood at 7 52 with 17 17 per employed person.

YMCA Marion Lloyd UGN Marion-Cedar Rapids Linn County Cedar Rapids Des Moines Iowa

Local Firms and Officials Named in City Water Matter

A list of individuals and companies including Redge A. Henline Quaker Oats Lloyd E Humphreys and several others appears in connection with the city water department. Names span law firms insurers manufacturers and retailers indicating a broad set of stakeholding entities involved in the issue. The document mentions representatives from IBM Square D Northwestern Bell J C Penney and Equitable Insurance among others.

Deaths Ira Vern Canaday, Cedar Rapids Resident

Ira Vern Canaday 76 of 313 Thirteenth Street SW Cedar Rapids died Saturday evening after a short illness in a local hospital. Born May 18 1891 he lived in the city for over 51 years and retired from Universal Engineering Co. He married Martha Louise Dunn on June 14, 1916. two infants preceded him. Services will be announced by Rohn Funeral Home.

Ira Vern Canaday Thirteenth Street Cedar Rapids Universal Engineering Co Canaday Martha Louise Dunn Rohn Funeral Home

Arts Council Meets in Cedar Rapids City

The State Arts Council held its monthly Cedar Rapids meeting with local arts leaders. Peter Stamats of Forests drive SE is a council member. Leaders from the symphony art associations community and children's theaters attended to discuss mutual projects and local interests.

State Arts Council Cedar Rapids Peter Stamats Forestsdrive SE

Narcotics Ring Nipped in Bud

New York detectives Sunday halted an international narcotics ring before its first delivery. Six suspects were arrested at Kennedy airport, including three women, and four kilograms of cocaine valued at about 720000 dollars were seized, the largest Queens narcotics seizure to date.

New York UPI Kennedy Airport Queens

Camp Good Health Captures Record Weekend Gifts

Contributions to Camp Good Health totaled 1 210 in the last week the highest weekly total in forty years of Gazette support. The Collins Radio Employers United Fund gave 750 up 250 from last year and three longtime donors gave 100 each from Amana Refrigeration Iowa Steel and Iron Works and Iowa Manufacturing Co. Total to date stood at 8 799 71 with 4 490 29 still needed to meet the 1967 budget of 13 290 00 and cover memorials and club gifts.

Gazette Collins Radio Company United Fund Amana Refrigeration Iowa Steel and Iron Works Iowa Manufacturing Co Camp Good Health Collins

New York City Board Plans To Open Schools This Week

The New York City board of education moved to open schools to 1.1 million pupils despite threats of resignations by most of its 49 000 teachers. Union leaders predict rejection of a 125 million pay package.

New York City Albert Shanker

Miss America Debra Bryant Wins Title in Pageant Crowds

Debra Bryant of Kansas, crowned Miss America, receives a standing ovation from 18 000 fans after a standout performance and piano rendition of Born Free. She outlines advice for her sister and prepares to begin a year of travel and duties, earning about 90000 dollars plus a 10000 scholarship.

Kansas Florida Dawn Lauree Cashwell Pensacola Debra Debra Dene Barnes Pittsburg Atlantic City N.J

Capsule mutations and space biosatellite recovery discussed

The article notes capsule mutations since three days to a vinegar gnat as an analogy for years in humans and mentions tests on biological processes under weightlessness and radiation. It recalls a Saturday recovery as a reverse of Biosatellite 1's failed retro rocket last December and the loss of the astro bugs in space.

Biosatellite 1

Marines Hearay Report on Marijuana Smoke Affects Marines

U S marine investigators described a private's private account as hearsay claiming some marines were numb and useless during a enemy attack because they had been smoking marijuana. They said the private had not yet arrived in South Vietnam when the incident allegedly occurred and his account came from a mess hall.

Danang U.S South Vietnam

Great Society speech condemns waste and unrest in Cedar Rapids

Donald Johnson of West Branch former national commander of the American Legion urged residents in Cedar Rapids to curb welfare handouts and rising lawlessness. He warned of a Detroit Watts Waterloo pattern and called for strong policing, family stability, and renewed patriotism.

United States Donald Johnson West Branch Cedar Rapids Johnson American Legion 34Th Division Montrose Hotel Solomon Detroit Watts Newark Milwaukee Waterloo

Fire damages closet and home on Blakely Boulevard SE

Fire destroyed a closet and its contents at the residence of Janice Meyers at 2351 Blakely Boulevard SE Saturday night. No one was home. Smoke caused extensive damage house wide. several dogs rescued. Cause under investigation.

Janice Meyers Blakely Boulevard

Cedar Rapids Gazette Pricing and Publication Details

The Cedar Rapids Gazette established 1883 by The Gazette Co. publishes daily and Sunday at 550 cents per issue. Night edition and Sunday six issues cost 1.50 a month or 15 a year. afternoon editions and Sunday seven issues cost 1.60 a month or 16 a year. No mail subscriptions in Gazetts carrier areas. Associated Press retains exclusive republication rights.

The Gazette Co Third Ave Cedar Rapids Iowa U.S. Territories

Linn Walkaway Recaptured After Iowa City Escape

Mack Henry Allen, a Linn county jail escapee who fled from the University hospital in Iowa City Friday, was recaptured Saturday evening in Manchester. Allen, 54, of Rock Island, had been brought to the hospital for internal bleeding and held on a $5,000 bond for obtaining money under false pretenses. Sheriff Walter Grant said Allen would be returned to jail Saturday night.

Mack Henry Allen Linn County University Hospital Iowa City Manchester Allen Rock Island Walter Grant

US Air Force Says Three Migs Destroyed on Ground

US air force pilots attacked a repair base northeast of Hanoi on Saturday after flying through numerous Migs. The command reported destroying three Mig 17s on the ground.

Saigon Hanoi U.S

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