Two Cedar Rapids women die after long illnesses
Bessie J. Kyle 71 of 54 18th Ave SW died Friday in a local hospital after a long illness. Born May 21 1907 in Cedar Rapids she married Bert Kyle Aug 28 1926. Survived by husband son Emery four grandchildren. Blanche Holub Bauman 62 Route 1 Swisher died Friday after a long illness. Born Feb 16 1916 in Johnson County she married Richard Bauman Jan 11 1936. Survived by husband daughter Roberta Wesseldine three grandchildren two sisters. Services for Kyle Monday 1 30 at Beatty Bearle Murdoch Funeral Home Burial Oak Hill Cemetery. Services for Bauman Monday 2 at Brush Chapel Burial Sulek Cemetery near Shueyville.
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Bessie J. Kyle
18Th Ave
Cedar Rapids
Bert Kyle
Emery
Fairfax
Beatty-Bearle- Murdoch Funeral
Roger Goodson
Edgewood Baptist Church
Oak Hill Cemetery
Blanche Holub Bauman
Swisher
Johnson County
Richard Bauman
Galena, Ill
Parker Midland Corp
St. Mark’s Lutheran Church
Roberta Wesseldine
Columbia
Wilma Votroubek
Rock Island, Ill
Mary Simon
Overland Park
Brush Chapel
Gordon Lundberg
Sulek Cemetery
Shueyville
Memorial services and burials listed for multiple local figures
Memorial services held today at various churches for Patricia A Sasek, Kenneth W Millard, Brian Douglas McDonald, Tasia Leigh Cepaitis, and Alfred J Ommen with burial at Czech National Cemetery Spring Grove Cemetery Sisley Grove Cemetery Cedar Memorial and ongoing arrangements at Turner Chapel East Goettsch’s and Campbell-Russell Funeral Homes. Graveside honors by American Legion noted.
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Sasek
Patricia A
Janeba- Kuba
Herbert Rogers
First Church of
McDonald
Brian Douglas
Trinity Lutheran Church
Richard L. Thompson
Sisley Grove Cemetery
Friends
Cepaitis
Tasia Leigh
Turner Chapel East
Donald Glazier
Salem United Methodist Church
Cedar Memorial
Turner’s East
Oldtimers Win Shootout At Cedar Rapids FBI Gathering
Cedar Rapids attorney William Wild Bill Gray led his retired G men in a yearly pistol duel at the Cedar Rapids Police Department range. The retired group employed tactic and patience to outshoot active agents who rushed their 50 rounds in a minute.
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Cedar Rapids
William “Wild Bill
Gray
FBI
G-men
Cedar Rapids Police Department
Gareth Clift
Clift
Rube
Jim Whalen
Iowa City
Knollwood Drive
Waterloo
Jim Gibson
Richard Knock
Gibson
Dan Mackin
Thunderbird Road SE
Mackin
Don Dodge
Terry Drive SE
Dick Pundt
Hickory Hill Lane SE
Whalen
Jepsen accuses Clark of Iowa voting record flaws
Roger Jepsen used a news conference at Cedar Rapids Airport to release a document outlining what he claims are Senator Dick Clark’s 15 major policy missteps. He alleges auto pay raises, funding for a new Senate building, inflation linked to deficit spending, and tax and welfare positions. He says Clark would attack the messenger rather than answer the records.
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Dick) Clark
Iowa
Roger Jepsen
Jepsen
Cedar Rapids
Clark
Tion
Taj Mahal
Senate
New York City
September birth announcements and local weather summary
Vital statistics show at 12 p.m. wind from the east at 3 mph and sunset at 7 01. Extended forecast calls for fair dry conditions through Wednesday with highs in the upper 70s to upper 80s and nightly lows in the upper 40s to upper 50s. Sept 22 births listed across multiple Cedar Rapids areas including Paulson, Matson, Thies, Pealer, Wise, Sparks, Smith, Steele and others. other notices include Colorado Springs Heafner and Story City Senti births and several marriage-like listings. A Friday 6 01 p.m. fire is noted, along with a medical emergency at 629 G Ave NW.
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Brian Matson
Dunham Drive
David Thies
K Ave
Mark Pealer
10Th St. NW
Charles Wise
35Th St
Marion
John Sparks
41St Ave
Tamra Smith
15Th St
Robert Steele
30Th St. Drive SE
Colorado Springs
Colo
Darwin D. Heafner Jr
Heafner
Wayne A. Murdock
Waveland Drive
Story City
Sam Senti
Senti
Eugene Senti
F Ave
Hawkeyes pregame fever despite flat game tone
Stanley notes reduced enthusiasm ahead of big game with Friday night activities in downtown Iowa City. Bed races reported with past casualty, Brandt Yocum plans to parade in underwear, and talk of dirty tricks. ISU President Parks absent from Regents meeting fueling rumor mill.
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Stanley
Iowa City
Hawkeye
Brandt Yocum
ISU
W. Robert Parks
Board of Regents
Tennis Lessons Beginners at Cedar Rapids Racquet Club
Five one hour lessons for non members priced at 19.95. Cedar Rapids Racquet Club contact 377 8288 listed in city briefs.
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Cedar Rapids
Jordan accuses Lounsberry of failing to warn farmers
Former State Rep. James Jordan charges Iowa Agriculture Secretary Robert Lounsberry with not warning farmers about the American Packing Company bankruptcy in the mid 1970s. He spoke at the National Farmers Organization convention in Marshalltown criticizing the secretary for inaction and urging 100 percent parity.
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Marshalltown
James Jordan
Marion
Iowa Agriculture
Robert Lounsberry
Iowa
American Packing Company
Jordan
Lounsberry
National Farmers Organization
American Agriculture Movement
Des Moines
Robert Ray
U S Move Against Amin Urges Trade Ban As Aid Battle Swirls
A House Senate conference panel recommends a Ugandan trade embargo over human rights abuses by Idi Amin amid talks on a 10.5 billion IMF fund for poor nations. Senator Hatfield calls sanctions unprecedented and harmful to Amin’s financing of mercenaries.
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House
Senate
Uganda
Idi Amin
U.S
International Monetary Fund
United States
Amin
Hatfield
CIA Defector Nosenko Questioning Highlighted in JFK Hearings
Helms stated the CIA did not reveal how harshly Nosenko was treated while defecting from the USSR. Nosenko claimed to know Oswald’s activities in Russia, but the agency could not confirm his story linking Oswald to any KGB connection during three years of isolation and pressure. A CIA spokesman testified on Sept 15 that Nosenko was housed in a camouflaged vault with limited food and mental harassment.
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Nosenko
United States
KGB
Oswald
Russia
Helms
Hilton
CIA
Ken
John Simond Hart
Layton trial prompts clemency bid and max sentence call
Rousseau is eligible for parole after 10 years and defense asks clemency citing a broken home and upbringing by grandparents. Prosecutor seeks maximum sentence highlighting a depraved murder of Layton. Husband Lee Layton laments loss, while Cornell professor Layton cites high investigative costs and notes information delays with help from Rep. Richard Ichord.
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Rousseau
Kudart Calls for Tougher Iowa Crime Laws
Cedar Rapids attorney and State Senate candidate Bud Kudart told a fund raiser at 366 Woodland Drive SE that Iowa needs stricter crime laws. He urged a minimum five year sentence for carrying a firearm during any public offense and criticized juvenile crime as requiring stronger public protection.
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State Senate
Bud Kudart
Iowa
Dick Jordans
Woodland Drive
Cedar Rapids
Republican
Kudart
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