Weather and death notices from a late 1960s Iowa page
The Daily Record displays Saturday weather with high and low temperatures for multiple cities and precipitation totals, followed by Sept totals and a year ago comparison. Births list several new arrivals at St. Luke's with numerous Marion addresses and names. obituaries note deaths in Hawkeye Kalona Keystone Oelwein Sigourney Volga Witt’s Waukon and surrounding towns with service details.
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Bismark
Mineapolis
Chicago
N.orleans
Denver
New York
Agminie Sas
Gazette
St. Luke's
Greek constitution draft submitted to committee chair
ATHENS AP Greek military government says the commission drafting a new constitution has handed its recommendation to the committee chairman. The report notes the draft was delivered during Saturday night proceedings.
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Athens
Editor Dies in London Aged 68
London AP reports Charles Morton age 68 associate editor of Atlantic Monthly died Saturday in London. Morton served as a prominent literary editor and editor at large for the magazine and was known for his criticism and essays.
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London
Charles Morton
Atlantic Monthly
Subscription rates and carrier details listed
The notice states 55 cents for an eight week subscription by mail. Night edition and Sunday six issues cost $1.50 a month or $15 a year. Afternoon edition twelve issues cost $1.60 per month or year. Rates for other states and U.S. territories apply, with no main subscriptions available in areas served by Gazette carrier service.
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Moi
Sre
U.S
Terr
Acea
Tentative Identification of Body at Marengo
The body found Friday along the Rock Island tracks four miles east of Marengo is tentatively identified as Ira C. Berryman of Denver Colorado. Fingerprints have been sent to the FBI. Burial was held Saturday afternoon in Iowa County Cemetery near Marengo.
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Marengo
Rock Island
Here
Ira C. Berryman
Denver
Colo
Iowa
FBI
Iowa County
Berryman
Portland
Ore
Donald Griswold
Brooklyn
City Briefs: Theft Reported From Car on Hollywood Blvd NE
Cecil Gramb lin of 1700 Hollywood boulevard NE reported the theft of a camera, shoes, a bowling ball and bag and binoculars from his vehicle. More Briefs on Page 12A.
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Cecil Gramblin
Hollywood Boulevard
Brando Stars in Mutiny on the Bounty Tonight
Marlon Brando leads the color presentation of Mutiny on the Bounty airing at seven oclock on Channel 9.
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Marlon Brando
Tonight At
Channel 9
Chase Ends With Suspect Resisting Arrest Near Marion
Deputies pursued White along Route 13 and gravel roads north of Marion. A stop near Springville saw warnings from Trooper David Edgar and Marion officers. White refused exit, fought officers, and was sprayed with tear gas before being taken to St Luke’s and jailed awaiting a justice of the peace hearing.
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White
Marion
James Koch
Koch
Sheriff's Department
Springville
David Edgar
Edgar
St. Luke’s
Justice of the Peace
Cedar Rapids police nab suspect after chase and crash
Richard Hopkins, 24, of 2402 Fruitland boulevard SW, was arrested after running a red light and eluding police, crashing at First avenue and Park Court SE, then being captured. He faces multiple traffic and license charges and bail set at 440 dollars.
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Cedar Rapids
Richard Hopkins
Hopkins
Fruitland Boulevard
First Avenue
Park Court SE
Iowa
Camp Good Health Fundraiser Memory Donations Total
A list of memorial gifts and donations totaling 9 108 71 for Camp Good Health includes bequests from families and fraternal bodies such as Bruce Lodge No 665 A F & A M and the Dor Society for Preservation of the Swoosh. The 1967 budget shows 13290 00 with 4181 29 yet to be raised and multiple in memory gifts noted.
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Emma Kolek
Erroll L. Miller
Bruce Lodge
A. F
A.M
George Lillie
Gene Kellenberger
Fred H. Killen
Dean
Shiny) McNeal
Avery McNeal
Robert Schodde Clark
Paul
Romney Air Visit to Watts Area Sparks Political Talk
George Romney flew over Watts in a helicopter and spoke with Los Angeles executives about race issues. He warned of possible revolution and attributed poll dips to public attitude misunderstandings while touring urban problems with Gov. Reagan present at a luncheon.
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Los Angeles
George Romney
Watts
Michigan
Local Management Council For Merit Employment
San Francisco
Romney
California
Ronald Reagan
G.O.P
Management Council
Detroit
Santa Monica
Mexico
Deaths: Martin Isaac Bice longtime Linn County farmer
Martin Isaac Bice at 3435 Third avenue SE Cedar Rapids died Friday. Born January 19 1897 at Troy Mills he married Virginia Lee Fitzgarrald August 21 1918 in Iowa City. A farmer and Brown Swiss cattle breeder he also ran a portable milling machine and later worked for Cedar Rapids Gazette in rural sales. A World War I veteran and VFW member he leaves his wife four daughters nine grandchildren two great grandchildren two sisters and other relatives. Memorial services are 3 PM Monday at Turner's East conducted by Rev Clyde Scott with burial at Cedar Memorial. Friends may call at the chapel.
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Martin Isaac Bice
Third Avenue SE
Troy Mills
Virginia Lee Fitzgarrald
Iowa City
Bice
Linn County
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Walker Methodist Church
Clifford Wilkins
Robert Arnold
Harold Wayne Manson
Cedar Rapids
Raymond Underwood
Atlantic
Charles Leslie Bare
Independence
Martin Wiley
Turner’s East
Clyde Scott
Cedar Memorial
Obituary Notices for Several Residents
Obituaries list funeral details for William J Buchan Teahen chapel Monday 10 30 by Rev Glenn Hartong burial Memorial Gardens Marshall town Mrs Walter J French Monday 10 30 Immaculate Conception church burial Mt Calvary Monahan Stew art Keister Frank 1 p m Monday Chapel of Memories Rev Donald Jarrert Kenwood Presbyterian church burial Cedar Memorial Real Anne Turner's west 1 30 Monday Rev Don L Anderson burial Lin wood Swedenhelm Robert A 3 Monday Chapel of Memories Rev Warren L Feller burial Cedar Memorial friends may call at Rohn s Theel Irene F Hayden shield funeral home Dubuque 3 30 Monday
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Central City
Tammy Rochelle Brislawn
Ronald Brislawn
Prairieburg
Murdoch's
Hawkeye
John Engel
Trinity Lutheran Church
Emerson Miles
Peterseim’s
Trinity Methodist Church
Riverside
Keystone
Dean W. Nebendahl
Fellmer’s
Buchan
William J
Teahen Chapel
Glenn Hartong
Memorial Gardens
Marshalltown
French
Walter J
Immaculate Conception Church
Mt. Calvary
Monahan-Stewart
Huss Held on Intoxication and Assault Charges
Police detained 64 year old Lyle L Huss of 621 Eighth Avenue SE on intoxication and assault and battery charges. The assault complaint was filed by his former wife Eva Huss who said she was attacked downtown Saturday afternoon.
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Lyle L. Huss
Eighth Avenue SE
Huss
Eva Huss
New Zealand Votes for Tavern Closing Time Change
In Auckland a weekend referendum approved moving tavern closing hours from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. by 64 percent to 36 percent. Uncounted votes cannot alter the result.
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Auckland
New Zealand
Michigan men among lake drowning victims named
Sheriff Thomas Kenney identified five Michigan men among those affected by the lake disaster. The dead were William Meekoff, 37, Wyoming. Donald Farr, 49, Jenison. Earl Smith, 72, Livonia. Arthur De Hare, 77, Allegan. and Bernard Van Koevering, 23, Grand Rapids. Authorities revised the death toll downward from seven as night fell and more bodies remained missing.
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Thomas Kenney
Michigan
William Meekoff
Wyoming
Donald Farr
Jenison
Earl Smith
Livonia
Arthur de Hare
Allegan
Bernard van Koevering
Grand Rapids
Two Car Crash in California Leaves Nine Dead
Nine people were killed Saturday in a two car collision on a rural road near Hollister California. Two others survived but were in critical condition according to the San Benito county sheriff's office.
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Hollister
Calif
San Francisco
San Benito County
Husband’s mistake sparks hospital confusion in Lebanon
In Lebanon Kentucky AP report a man telephones a hospital announcing his wife’s impending birth. The nurse asks if it is her first baby and the distraught father shouts that the speaker is her husband. The humorous miscommunication highlights a common hospital mix up.
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Lebanon, Ky
George Trotter
Tunisia expels Chinese envoy as diplomatic ties sour
Tunisia declares the Chinese charge d affaires and all embassy staff persona non grata and orders their departure at midnight after months of strain. It bars new Chinese diplomats unless an apology is issued, while the Chinese note blames Bourguiba and accuses Tunisia of siding with American imperialism.
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Tunis
Tunisia
Habib Bourguiba
Fifteen Europeans Missing in Kinshasa
The Belgian foreign ministry reported that 15 Europeans have disappeared from Kinshasa, Congo capital, since July 5. The note cites ongoing concerns about safety and possible abductions affecting European nationals.
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Brussels
Kinshasa
Miners End Pit Sitdown in Wales Pay Dispute
Nine miners atop a two day underground sitdown returned to the surface as 600 co workers ended an unofficial stoppage and prepared to resume work Monday. The strike arose from a pay dispute.
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Abertillery, Wales
Many Arrested in Aurora Racial Incidents
In Aurora Illinois police arrested nearly 50 people on curfew violation charges during a fifth night of racial unrest. A march on City Hall ended after a brief rock throwing episode and clashes with officers.
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Aurora, Ill
Aurora
City Hall
Dream Comes True For Some Draftees
A letter to Lt. Gen. Lewis Hershey the selective service director was returned to Sen. Vance Hartke marked addressee unknown indicating unresolved draft correspondence concerns.
Want Ad Offers Extra Storage Space
Small classified note invites readers to advertise unused storage space for rent or temporary storage needs. Includes call to action to place a want ad and reach local buyers seeking extra room.
Little Chance N Y Schools To Open Monday
New York City faces a near end to hopes of reopening one million students as a two week old teachers strike stalls again. Mediators renew talks after a public clash between school officials and union reps, with a rally possible Sunday but a written contract vote is required 24 hours prior.
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New York Times News Service
New York
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