Weather roundup with city highs and list of local notices
Daily Record weather lists high temperatures for cities such as Atlanta Miami Des Moines Chicago Seattle and Los Angeles with overnight lows and precipitation figures. It also notes barometer readings humidity sunrise and sunset times and a series of obituaries and funeral notices for communities including Middle Amana Winthrop Decorah Tama Tipton Independence Belle Plaine Marengo and Clarence with service times and church names.
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Atlanta
Miami
Ismarck
Apolis
Cicago
Norreens
Denver
Duluth
Houston
Seattane
L.angeles
Washington
Judge Upholds Reagan Savings Program Ruling
Sacramento California judge Irving Perluss ruled the Reagan administration may proceed with most cuts to the state's medical aid program for the poor. He allowed reductions in services except outpatient psychiatric care and eye examinations, noting earlier orders had halted some $200 million in preventive care and other items.
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Sacramento
Calif
Reagan Administration
Irving Perluss
Richard Mayers
Perluss
Mayers
Rails Mediation Panel Sets 3.59 Top Rail Pay
A government panel appointed during a 21 year rail strike under a special law recommends wage increases and a new fact finding study for future bargaining. The plan, effective Oct 15 without a later agreement, would raise skilled workers top pay from 3.04 to 3.59 dollars per hour.
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Johnson
Congress
Labor Department
Church Council Board Assails Viet Policy
The National Council of Churches general board in Atlanta said U S policy in Vietnam is not morally justified and voted to urge the United Nations to pursue steps toward a peaceful settlement.
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Atlanta
General Board
The
National Council of Churches
U.S
Vietnam
U.N
Adams to be returned to Linn County jail after escape bid
Albert A. Adams 20 of 1224 Third Street SE failed to return from work release at Linn County jail Sept 7. He waived extradition from Minnesota where arrested on a traffic violation. He faces 60 days for intoxication and manner of conveyance and 30 days for display of weapons with a concurrent term and a charge of escape. arrested Aug 15 at Hawkeye Downs. Sheriff Walter Grant said Adams will be returned Monday.
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Albert A. Adams
Linn County
Minnesota
Walter Grant
Adams
Third Street SE
Hawkeye Downs
Burrows Sees Exemption Rules Move to AG Review
Exemption rules proceed to the Legislative Rules Review committee and must be checked by the attorney general. Once approved they gain the force of law and can be tested in court. The service tax is part of a 1967 revenue package to fund higher school aid and property tax relief, raising taxes on personal and business incomes, sales, beer, and tobacco.
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Legislative Rules Review Committee
Attorney General
City Briefs From The Ledger: Thefts And Notices
City Briefs report William Strausbaugh of 1921 A Avenue NE had a $30 electric drill stolen from his garage or basement during the past month. A lounge owner on Center Point Road NE reported the loss of a two wheel cart for $26 and a case of imported matches worth $300 Thursday night. Also noted are a training item seeking old clocks and a Tuesday school nurses meeting at the Board of Education with Dr. Thomas Murphy speaking on Linn County mental health. YWCA square dancing and beginner classes Thursday night for singles and couples.
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William Strausbaugh
Avenue NE
Board of Education
Second Avenue SW
Thomas Murphy
Linn County Mental Health Center
Kalle
Thunderbird Lounge
Center Point Road NE
Tragedy in Waterloo Two Die in Route 3 Crash
Kent A. Miller 21 and his daughter Rebecca 2 dies in a two car collision on Route 3 near Waterloo Iowa. Miller wife Marion 24 is critically injured along with passenger John R. Krantz 22 of Des Moines.
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Waterloo, Ill
Kent A. Miller
Des Moines
Rebecca
Route
Here
Miller
Marion
John R. Krantz
Queen Mary Sets Sail On Final Atlantic Voyage
Queen Mary departs Southampton on her 500th and last transatlantic trip amid cheers. Thousands sing the national anthem as 1,500 passengers, including Americans, depart. The Cunard liner, launched in 1936, has sailed the equivalent of twelve round trips to the moon and costs $30 million to build.
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Southampton
England
Britain
Cunard Lines
New York
Moon
Hudson River
Long Beach
Calif
Five Persons Hurt In Separate C R Auto Accidents
Five people were injured in four separate auto accidents Friday and Saturday. Robret J Burke, 38, of 821 E avenue NW, treated at Mercy hospital for a head laceration after his northbound car on Sixth street SW was hit by a vehicle driven by Michael P Brice of Washington, who was charged with disobeying a traffic signal. Dennis J Mulvehill, 25, of Marion and Anna M Wright, of Robins, were taken to Mercy after a three car crash at Third avenue and Twelfth street SE. Mulvehill later to University hospital in good condition, Wright treated and released. Helen L Trachta, 56, of Memorial drive SE, treated and released after her car rear-ended another at First avenue and Third street West. Patricia Scott, Robins, riding with Pamela J Bates of Robins, was taken to St Luke's for a spinal X ray after the Bates car collided with a car driven by Ronald E Tharp of Madison street NE.
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Robert J. Burke
E! Avenue NW
Mercy Hospital
Burke
Sixth Street
Michael P. Brice
Washington
Brice
First Avenue
Sixth Street West
Dennis J. Mulvehill
Third Avenue
Marion
Anna M. Wright
Fifteenth Street
Twelfth Street
Wright
Third Avenue SE
Mulvehill
Kay J. Walbaum
University Hospital
Anna Wright
Helen L. Trachta
Memorial Drive SE
Mercy
Third Street West
John B. Cooley
Sioux City
Patricia Scott
Robins
St. Luke’s Hospital
Fifteenth Avenue
Eighth Street
Miss Scott
Pamela J. Bates
Bates
Ronald E. Tharp
Madison Street
Marshalltown man killed in Des Moines highway crash
Steven Y. Barnett, 23, of Marshalltown died Friday night when he apparently lost control of his car on highway 69 about 12 miles north of Des Moines.
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Des Moines
Steven Y. Barnett
Marshalltown
Highway 69
Here
Time Not Ripe for Talks Says North Viet Official
North Viet Nam deputy premier Nguyen Duy Trinh told a Manila Times interview that talks for peace are not possible while the United States escalates the war and bombs the North. He rejected UN and Security Council routes and urged unconditional North Vietnamese defeat of U.S. aggression as the precondition for negotiations.
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HANOI
North Vietnam
Nguyen Duy Trinh
Iime
Vietnam
U.S
Deaths Amelia Kathryn Hanson widow of William F Hanson
Amelia Kathryn Hanson 901 Tenth Avenue Southwest Cedar Rapids died Friday after a brief illness. Born February 16 1883 in Brandon she was a Trinity Lutheran member and a graduate of the state hospital Independence School of Psychiatric Nursing with further study at Cook County Hospital Chicago. Survived by two daughters Mrs Charles Orton Cedar Rapids and Mrs Frank J Sweeney Closter New Jersey two sons Norman E Hanson Cedar Rapids Preston B Hanson Sun Valley California nine grandchildren a sister Mrs James Bettle Colorado Springs Colorado Services at Turner Chapel West Tuesday 1 30 p m conducted by Rev E W Koberg Cedar Memorial Cemetery burial to follow friends may call chapel until 1 p m Tuesday casket not opened after service.
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Amelia Kathryn Hanson
Tenth Avenue SW
William F. Hanson
Cedar Rapids
Brandon
Trinity Lutheran Church
Hanson
State Hospital, Independence
Cook County Hospital
Chicago
Charles Orton
Frank J. Sweeney
Closter N.J
Norman E. Hanson
Preston B. Hanson
Sun Valley
Calif
James Bettle
Colorado Springs
Colo
Turner Chapel
E. W. Koberg
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Prastka Rites to Honor 84 Year Old Cedar Rapids Resident
Sophia K Prastka 84 of 923 Third Street SW Cedar Rapids died Friday after a long illness. Born May 3 1883 in Cerekvice U Litomysle Czechoslovakia she came to Cedar Rapids in 1896. She married John Prastka June 12 1916 in Cedar Rapids. Survived by husband two stepsons Ludmil and Joseph Prastka two brothers Joseph and Frank Kralik and three sisters in Czechoslovakia. Memorial services Monday at 3 at Janeba Kuba funeral home with Rev William B Harnish. Burial at Czech National. Friends may call after 1 Sunday.
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Sophia K. Prastka
Third Street
John E. Prastka
Cerekvice U Litomysle
Czechoslovakia
Cedar Rapids
John Prastka
Ludmil Prastka
Joseph Prastka
Milwaukee
Joseph
Frank Kralik
Janeba-Kuba
William B. Harnish
Obituary of Gertrude Nichols 66 Cedar Rapids Resident
Gertrude Nichols 66 widow of Lester Nichols of 500 Third Avenue SW Cedar Rapids died Friday born October 15 1900 in New York state lived in Cedar Rapids 39 years married February 15 1922. She belonged to Trinity Methodist church Susannah Wesley Sunday school American Legion Auxiliary Republican club and United Council of Church Women. Survived by Mrs Leo Kansky and Mrs Tom Haywood and three grandchildren. Services at Rohn funeral home Monday at 2 p.m. conducted by Rev Warren L. Feller burial Linwood Cemetery. Friends may call after 10 a.m. Sunday.
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Gertrude Nichols
Third Avenue
Lester Nichols
New York State
Cedar Rapids
Trinity Methodist Church
Susannah Wesley
Republican Club
American Legion Auxiliary
United Council of Church Women
Leo Kansky
Tom Haywood
Tinley Park
Ill
Rohn
Warren L. Feller
Linwood Cemetery
Mail Speedup by Pony Express in Oregon
ESTACADA Ore AP Lauren M Lucas proposes to speed mail between Estacada and Eagle Creek by pony express. Current route goes to Portland 40 miles away before relays, but Lucas seeks a contract to carry the mail himself on his five month old colt Morgan Lad.
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Estacada
Ore
Lauren M. Lucas
Eagle Creek
Pony Express
Portland
Lucas
Morgan Lad
Egypt Army Marshal Amer Ends Life Amid Purge Rumors
Egypt’s Army Marshal Amer reportedly died after swallowing poison amid a government purge against suspected opponents. Aly Khashaba said Amer, under house arrest, was informed of a special tribunal before collapsing. Crowds mourned as his coffin was carried to the cemetery.
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Nasser
Aly Khashaba
Egypt
National Guidance
Amer
al Ahram
Khashaba
Garven Hudgins
Cairo
Nile
Sinai
Pacifist Yacht Captain Granted Entry to Hong Kong
The Hong Kong government allowed Robert Eaton a 23 year old U.S. Quaker captain of the pacifist yacht Phoenix to enter the colony on Saturday.
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Hong Kong
Robert Eaton
U.S
Phoenix
Prairie High dedicates John W. Wall Field with civic tribute
The Prairie Anamosa game night ceremony renamed the football field John W. Wall Field in memory of Prairie alumnus Marine Cpl. John W. Wall killed in action in Vietnam. Congressman Culver praised Wall’s leadership and sacrifice and presented a flag flown over the Capitol.
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Prairie High School
John C. Culver
John W. Wall
Prairie
Vietnam
Cpl. Wall
Phu Loc
Prairie High
Culver
Soviet Union
John
Seibold sought in Florida for triple murder after New Orleans hunt
FBI agents arrested a man using the alias Kenneth Straube at 7 a.m. Saturday. Seibold is charged with unlawful flight to avoid prosecution for the killings of Elizabeth Sinclair 18, Mary Lynn 9, and Mary Durant 8. Cathey Sinclair 20 escaped, mother Juanita 46 wounded. pursuit traced to Ocala Florida after a car tied to the suspect was found abandoned.
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Seibold
F. A. Frohbose
Miami
FBI
Kenneth Straube
U.S
Elizabeth Sinclair
Mary Lynn
Mary Durant
Sinclair
Cathey Sinclair
Cathey
Faye
Juanita
Florida
New Orleans
Ocala
Dr Albion King on Temple Program at Temple Judah
Dr Albion Roy King retired Cornell professor will speak after Friday services at Temple Judah. His illustrated lecture covers Jerusalem’s old city amid regional hostilities based on three Palestine journeys between Jordan and Israel.
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Albion Roy King
Cornell College
Mt. Vernon
Temple Judah
King
Old City
Jerusalem
Palestine
Jordan
Israel
Robert Taylor, Eleanor Parker lead CH 9 Saturday feature
Robert Taylor stars with Eleanor Parker on the Channel 9 Saturday night double feature, Above And Beyond, airing at 9:30 PM on KCRG-TV.
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Robert Taylor
Eleanor Parker
Kcrg-Tv
FCC Ruling Shakes Religious Broadcasters Across Nation
FCC rules require stations to notify attackers within a week and offer response time with tapes or summaries, risking $10,000 fines per incident. Dr. Carl McIntire denounces the fairness doctrine as stifling speech while others warn stations fear backlash and curtail conservative broadcasts.
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Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Carl McIntire
Collingswood
N. J
Red Lion
Pa., Broadcasting Co
Billy James Hargis
Tulsa
Okla
The
Christian Beacon
First Congregational Names Two to Staff
Two music appointments announced by First Congregational church. Ellen Neuchterlein named organist and Don Quijano to direct church youth choirs. Neuchterlein holds a master’s in organ from the University of Iowa and teaches vocal music at Springville junior and senior high schools. Quijano has bachelor’s and master’s degrees from Drake University and teaches music at Harding junior high school.
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First Congregational Church
Ellen Neuchterlein
Miss Neuchterlein
University of Iowa
Springville
Don Quijano
Drake University
Harding Junior High School
Bethel Church to Host Rev Harmon Webb Sermon
The Rev Harmon Webb assistant pastor of Mr Zion Baptist church will speak at Bethel A M E church on Sunday in Rev John Thomas and Mrs Thomas absence at the African Methodist Episcopal Church annual conference in Chicago. Mrs John Harrison lay delegate attends conference on Highway 149 SW.
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Harmon Webb
Mr. Zion Baptist Church
Bethel A.M.E
Mr. Webb
John Thomas
Thomas
African Methodist Episcopal Church
Chicago
John Harrison
Iron Horse Premieres Saturday Night on KCRG Channel 9
The Iron Horse returns this season on a new day Saturday night at 8 30 on KCRG TV Channel 9 in color.
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Iron Horse
Kcrg-Tv
Channel 9
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Frank Cooksley
Fawcett’s
Stanley
Hazel Brownell
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Hintz
Oelwein
Earlville
Frank Diesch
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William P. Sexton
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Bluffton
Olson-Fiestal
Ida Remmen
Washington Prairie Lutheran Church
Stevie’s. Tama
Mary McNamee
Mason's
Tipton
Edith Pearl Richards
Sheets and Son
Independence
Andrew James Burger
Robert A. Burger
White's
Anthony C. Holzer
White’s. Masonic
White
Chapman’s
Reagan Savings
Church Council Board
Burrows
YWCA
Adv
Queen Mary
Colin Harnett
Earl Fain
Bluff Plantation
S.C
Scotland
Michael Havas
MGM
N. Y
Sendoff
C.R
Lowan
By Amanda Coronila
Manila Times
Trinh
America
U.N. ‘General Assembly
Security Council
William Hanson
Sophia Prastka
Mrs. Lester Nichols
Albion King
Christian Education Committee
Central Park Presbyterian Church School
Elizabeth McCort
Dubuque Theological Seminary
Gary Rush
First Presbyterian Church
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home and Cemetery
John E. Lapes
3Rd Ave
Louis Cassels
UPI
Jesus Christ
United States
First Congregational
Bethel Congregation
Is A
Turner Service
Turner’s
Turner
Turner's
John K. Turner
National
Turner Mortuary
First Ave
Second Ave. S.E
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