Weather and notices mix: temps, rainfall, births, obits, deeds
The daily record lists highs and lows for several cities with rainfall totals and barometer readings, followed by September rainfall totals and station data. It then records birth announcements for multiple families and lists numerous upcoming funeral services across towns including Wellman, Mechanicsville, Traer, Manchester, What Cheer, Elkader, Hedrick, Bennett, Chapman's, and Solon with names, ages, and service times.
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Wellman
Lee R. Bay
Powell's
William Russell i Clecker
Powell’s. Mechanicsville
Tom Kohl
Horner's. Traer
Jessie Green
Erickson’s. Manchester
A. B
Shelly’s. What Cheer
Ronald K.gatton
Hardin's. _ Elkader
Charles F. Neylan
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
McTaggart’s. Hedrick
Fannie Clarahan
Reynolds
Sigourney
Bennett
Henry Plate
Deaths Frank W Stolba 86 Cedar Rapids native
Frank W Stolba 86 of 2520 Mt. Vernon Rd SE Cedar Rapids died Wednesday after a short illness. A Quaker Oats Co. retiree born November 10, 1882 he married Agnes Julis January 5, 1910. Survived by wife two sons Lumir and Vernon four grandchildren two sisters and two brothers. Services 2 p.m. Saturday Brush chapel Rev. A T Washington. Burial Czech National Cemetery. Friends may call after 1 p.m. Friday.
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Frank W. Stolba
Mt. Vernon Road
Cedar Rapids
Quaker Oats Co
Agnes Julis
Lumir
Vernon
Jennie Felgar
Clarence Harper
Oregon
Steven
Los Angeles
William
Brush Chapel
A. T. Washington
Czech National Cemetery
Memorial Services and Burials Reach Local Churches
Funeral services were conducted at Turner chapel east at 3 p.m. Thursday by the Rev. J Richard Wagner with entombment in the Chapel of Memories. Page Emma attended Immaculate Conception church at 9 a.m. Saturday by Rev. Roger E O'Brien. Burial followed at Mt Calvary cemetery. A rosary was recited at Turner chapel east at 7 30 p.m. Friday by Father O'Brien.
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Easket
Mary
Turner Chapel East
J. Richard Wagner
Chapel of Memories
Page
Emma
Immaculate Conception
Roger E. O’brien
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Father O’brien
TV 9 THEATER Final Three Days at Lindale Plaza
A local theater at Lindale Plaza announces its last three days of showings this Thursday through Saturday. The notice invites audiences to visit the theater for the final screenings and events before closing.
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Lindale Plaza
TV 9
Narcotics Continued from Page 1
csak tested and are presently out on bond.
Iowa City Adds Fulltime Narcotics and Juvenile Officer
The Iowa City police department will add a full-time narcotics investigator and a dedicated juvenile officer, plus a full-time records officer, funded by hiring three more policemen in 1970. Franklin A. Johnson will serve as the juvenile officer after training at Wisconsin and Iowa. Chief Patrick McCarney said specialized handling is needed for juvenile and narcotics cases due to local youth numbers and drug activity.
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Iowa City
Iowa City Police Department
Frank Smiley
Patrick McCarney
Franklin A. Johnson
University of Wisconsin
University of Iowa
McCarney
City Strike Continues as Council Proposes End to Action
Cedar Rapids officials label the strike illegal and seek to end the disruption. They offer a plan for employees to return to work and allow department by department elections to decide representation by Mr. Wilford. About 200 workers remained off the job as legal action proceeds.
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Wilford
Cedar Rapids
Robert F. Wilson
The
Teamsters
City Battle With Teamsters Halts City Work and Civil Rights Hearing Recessed
The Cedar Rapids strike affects 100 streets workers, 52 refuse workers, and 12 traffic engineers while city crews patch holes and clear rubbish. The Teamsters demand $1.25 hourly pay, costing the city about $2.4 million annually, though the union proposal lists only work conditions. A civil rights hearing in Cedar Rapids is recessed after two delays as factions seek an agreement. Alvin Hayes notes progress but no identification of parties, with a potential later hearing if no deal is reached.
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Streets Department
Public Works
Harry Hilton
Iowa Civil Rights Commission
Cedar Rapids
Alvin Hayes
State Commission
Commission
Few Emploees Attend Cedar Rapids Council Meeting
About 30 municipal employees attended a Cedar Rapids city council session on grievances and suggestions, boycotted by Teamsters Local 238 which says it is the legal representative of city workers. Council members noted few questions. procedures for filing grievances were discussed, with department heads and union stewards named as steps. Several questions focused on the strike and Teamsters actions, with limited discussion by the council.
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Teamsters
Cedar Rapids
Teamsters Union
Jocal 238
Richard Phillips
Stewart Shank
Shank
Cedar Rapids Youth Arrested On Forgery Charge
A 17 year old Cedar Rapids boy was arrested by youth authorities on forgery after stealing a Square D Co payroll check from Junda Feuhrer at 274 Jacolyn Drive NW and forging her signature to cash a $68.15 check. He was processed and released to parents. case to be referred to probation.
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Cedar Rapids
Square D Co
Junda Feuhrer
Jacolyn Drive
Youth Bureau
Soviet Party Paper Attacks U S Plans on Tests in Aleutians
The Soviet communist party newspaper denounces the United States for plans to conduct underground nuclear tests in the Aleutian Islands, warning of heightened Cold War tensions and potential reprisals.
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Moscow
Soviet Communist Party
U. S
Aleutians
Three C R Industrial Strikes Are Unchanged
No change reported in Cedar Rapids strikes at Amana Refrigeration Cargill Co and The Turner Co as of Thursday. About 165 IBEW Local 1354 members are on strike at Turner while over 1 000 protesters are at Amana and 40 at Cargill west side soybean plant. A 7 30 pm IBEW hall meeting at 307 Blairs Ferry road NE is described as informational by Hazel Blackhawk president of Local 1354.
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Cedar Rapids
Amana Refrigeration
Cargill Co
Turner Co
Turner
Papakee Marital Rite Precedes Ten Year Reformatory Term
Rudy Papakee, 20, and Juanita Ann Sanchez, 16, were married Thursday at the Linn County jail courthouse by Judge Ansel Chapman. Papakee then went to Anamosa Reformatory to serve a ten year sentence for a Cedar Rapids Barrel Inn burglary on Oct 15, 1967. Sheriff Walter Grant allowed the jail marriage to occur before transfer.
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Rudy Papakee
Linn County
Anamosa
Ansel Chapman
Juanita Ann Sanchez
Cedar Rapids
Papakee
Barrel Inn
Walter Grant
Reformatory
Judge Rules on Kidd Statements in Cedar Rapids Robbery Case
Judge Anse Chapman ruled Wednesday that statements allegedly given by John Davis Kidd Jr. to Cedar Rapids police may be offered as evidence in Kidds robbery with aggravation trial in Linn district court next week. The ruling followed a defense motion to suppress the statements for failure to advise of constitutional rights. Detectives testified Kidd was warned and signed a waiver but did not understand the right to counsel before court. The armed robbery occurred Sept 9 in the Mercy hospital parking lot. Kidd, 18, of 90342 Fifth street SE, Cedar Rapids.
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Anse] Chapman
John Davis Kidd, Jr
Cedar Rapids
Kidd
Linn District Court
U.S. Supreme Court
Raymond Coultier
Mercy Hospital
Fifth Street
Youth Surfer Wounded by Accidental Rifle Misfire
Joseph Pettit, 17, of 1135 Hubbard Avenue NE, was treated at St Luke's hospital for a left hand wound from an accidental discharge of a .22 rifle carried while he climbed a fence along railroad tracks on Avenue NE Wednesday. Sheriff Walter Grant reported no foul play.
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Joseph Pettit
Hubbard Avenue NE
St. Luke’s Hospital
Walter Grant
Pettit
Avenue NE
Death Row Prisoner Dies in Heart Attack
COLUMBIA S C UPI A prisoner on death row at the state central correctional institution died of a heart attack Wednesday with his case pending in court. James Swilling was sentenced to death September 5, 1965 for murdering a case operator. His appeals won a commute to life in prison in December 1968, but the state appealed and Swilling was awaiting a decision.
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Columbia, S.C
UPI
State Central Correctional Institution
James Swilling
Swilling
Haynsworth Defends Dismissal Stance Amid Testimony Row
The article notes Haynsworth recused himself from a 1963 Deering Milliken unfair labor charge dispute where his minor stock in Carolina Vend A Matic was argued not to affect the outcome. The conflict over Roy Wilkins testifying in Haynsworth’s nomination escalated as Rauh called the committee unfair for permitting a favorable witness after Wilkins left for Europe. Sen. Hart urged scrutiny of Haynsworth’s judicial records while Haynsworth pressed for a clear senate verdict on propriety of his actions.
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Deering- Milliken
Haynsworth
Carolina Vend-A-Matic
Deering-Milliken
Walsh
Roy Wilkins
NAACP
Leadership Conference On Civil Rights
Joseph Rauh
Wilkins
New York
Rauh
Europe
Senate
Philip Hart
D-Mich
Supreme Court
Creative Deeds Raise Human Hopes at Coe College
Dr Joseph E McCabe president of Coe College urged the community to back justice with fair action. He warned culture sinks under abundance unshared and praised a student gift drive for minority scholarships. He urged tough mindedness to balance reason and action, condemning disengaged indolence as the campus enemy.
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Joseph E. McCabe
Coe College
McCabe
Coe
Board of Tustees
Seven die as North Korean gunfire sinks patrol boat
In a Thursday briefing authorities said a North Korean boat posing as a fishing vessel fired on a South Korean patrol boat during a routine stop of a fishing fleet. Seven people died, including three policemen and four fishermen, as the North Korean craft fled after the attack.
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Seoul
UPS
Bus Plunges Into Gorge Killing 37 Sikhs
A bus carrying Sikh pilgrims plunged into a 400 foot gorge near a Himalayan town, killing 37 riders. The Press Trust of India reported the tragedy occurred Wednesday.
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New Delhi
UPT
Press Trust of India
Bailey may join defense in high profile case
Beretsand Brumley said on Thursday that noted attorney F. Lee Bailey may join the defense. Rothblatt said he will insist on full and open disclosure of all evidence. There is no question in my mind that when all the relevant evidence is made available, these men will be exonerated. Rothblatt said he expects to leave Saturday for Saigon to confer with his clients.
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Brumley
F. Lee Bailey
Rothblatt
Saurday
Saigon
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Donald Boesenberg
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Paul Novak
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Thomas Dwan
West Post Road
Eugene Hotle
Circle Drive
Harold F. Fahrendorff
Glassroad NE
Melvin Rockwell
Nineteenth Street NW
James L. Brown
Springville
Richard E. Johnston
Waveland Drive
Rudy L. Papakee
Juanita A. Sanchez
Jeffrey A. Osborn
van Horne
Vicki A. Inskeep
Diana Marie Mehl
Marlin Len Mehl
Elizabeth J. Heying
Robert L. Heying
Dennis R. Tessman
Janice A. Tessman
E. June Kilburn
Norman W. Kilburn
Mary Lou Wiese
John Karl Wiese
Deborah J. Geske
Lyle M. Geske
Iris Shramek
Leonard E. Shramek
Kathryn A. Johnson
Dean L. Johnson
Pamela At Ringer
Ronald N. Ringer
Linda Brody
Wesley Brody
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Sixth Street
Tenth Street
First Avenue
C Street
Ninth Avenue
Iowa
City Water Department
Teamsters Local 238
Hayes
Lawrence Slotsky
Sioux City
Slotsky
John Strother
Waterloo
Strother
Rights Commission
Charles Decker
Madonna Skogstrom
Algona
Harry Harper
Fort Madison
Abe Clayman
Des Moines
Elizabeth Kruidenier
Lafayette Twyner
Death Row
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
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