Weather and obituaries mix from the Daily Record
Weather readings for Saturday and the coming week with times and temperatures plus a long obituary list for various towns and funeral notices. Names include Mahoney Millard Harms Churchill Roberts Voelkel Macek Becker Rohlf Sheets Hoover Landa and others with service details and burial places.
Couple Killed in Waterloo Accident
A three car crash on U.S. 20 in Waterloo during a rain storm killed Harold Henninger 56 and his wife Rose 51. Pauline Dell 42 of Waverly, injured, drove one car. a third vehicle driven by Donald Stephens 31 of Waterloo struck the two sedans but he was not injured.
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Waterloo
UPI
Harold Henninger
Rose
U.S
Henninger
Pauline Dell
Waverly
Donald Stephens
Humphrey Proposes Citizens Panel to Modernize Congress
Senator Hubert Humphrey of Minnesota proposed forming a citizens committee to study ways to modernize Congress. The plan aims to gather broad input on reforms and efficiency.
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Washington
UPI
Hubert Humphrey
Citizens Committee
Congress
Soviet Sub Base in Cuba Possibly Rest Site
U S intelligence cited a moored submarine tender two bar racks a soccer field basketball courts and a possible swimming area near Cienfuegos as a possible rest and recreation facility for Soviet sailors rather than a base. The briefing remains classified and the administration pursued diplomacy after acknowledging abandonment of the facility.
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Cuba
Washington
House
U.S
Subcommittee
Defense Intelligence Agency
Caribbean
Col
John Bridge
Nixon
Herbert Klein
Nixon signals none zero preemptive strike plan
President Nixon argues there is a balance between the United States and the Soviet Union preventing clear superiority. He rejects meeting Kosygin unless the trip includes the U.S. He says he may consider women for Supreme Court vacancies but seeks justices sharing current judicial philosophy. He also signed repeal ending detention camp authority from the 1950 Emergency Detention Act.
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U.S
Soviet Union
Kosygin
Canada
Supreme Court
Nixon
White House
Soybean Stocks Fall Sharply in Iowa on Sept 1
DES MOINES AP reports old crop soybean stocks in all storage positions in Iowa on September 1 totaling 19 million bushels. This is 78 percent below the 86.5 million bushels recorded a year earlier, per the Iowa Crop and Livestock Reporting Service.
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DES Moines
Iowa
Iowa Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Boy Injured as Bike Hits Truck
Matt Hajek age 10 son of Vernon R. Hajek and wife of 3324 Weing Road NE was in fair condition at Mercy Hospital after his bicycle swerved into a truck driven by William D. Hoffman age 40 of 1713 Twentieth Street NW. Police said the bike’s rider error caused the collision as the bicycle moved north on Circle Drive NE and the truck turned from Glass Road onto Circle Drive. No charges were filed.
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Matt Hajek
Vernon R. Hajek
Weing Road
Mercy Hospital
William D. Hoffman
Twentieth Street
Circle Drive
Glass Road
New York Drug Haul Tops $40 Million Seized in Car
Customs agents seized about 200 pounds of heroin valued at $40 million found in upholstery and under floor panels of a late-model car from Italy aboard the Rafaelo. Three Queens men, Guiseppe Giacomazzo 35 Lorenzo D Aloisio 33 and Frank Rappa 30, were arrested on smuggling charges after surveillance followed the vehicle from pier to city spots. The seizure ranks among the three largest heroin busts in New York history and follows a similar 200 pound haul last week connected to a foreign sports car from the Queen Elizabeth 2. Authorities are probing links to other car based smuggling cases in San Juan Spain and Elizabeth New Jersey.
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New York
Italy
Rafaelo
San Juan
Spain
Elizabeth
N.J
Guiseppe Giacomazzo
Queens
N.Y
Ellandson Discusses Shock Probation Initiative
Parole family advocate Ellandson proposes shock probation, a system where an individual is committed to an institution for 90 days to allow the facility to decide if the case should be referred back to court for possible release. He notes several inmates are ready to reenter society after a short institutional period.
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Ellandson
Substantial Turnouts at Young Voter Conferences
The article reports large attendance at youth voter conferences across campuses and cities. It details how groups like the Youth Citizenship Fund and Frontlash mobilize students, workers, and housewives, with major drives at the University of Colorado and in cities from Austin to Los Angeles. It notes high registration rates in Allegheny County and New York City, plus a push by leaders to broaden nonpartisan registration and political organizing among young people.
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Davis
University of Colorado
Abram
Youth Citizenship Fund
Student Vote
Washington
Carroll Lact
Chicago
Merchandise Mart
Milwaukee
Austin
Tex
Long Beach
California
Los Angeles
Allegheny County
Two Mentioned For G O P Post In First District
In Muscatine two veteran party workers were named as possible successors to State Rep Richard Drake who resigned as First district chairman and state committee member after nearly six years. Drake will convene a district meeting to elect a replacement. Mentioned candidates include William Smart of Mount Pleasant and Darwin Diercks of Davenport.
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Muscatine
Richard Drake
Republican State Central Committee
Drake
G.O.P
Muscatine County
William Smart
Mount Pleasant
Darwin Diercks
Davenport
Scott County
Defector Comrade X Unmasks Soviet Spy Network in Britain
London reports say a senior KGB officer defected to the West bringing documents on agent infiltration plans. Britain expelled 105 Soviet diplomats and officials amid warnings of sabotage from Concorde to Northern Ireland.
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London
Britain
Alec Douglas-Home
U.N
Andrei Gromyko
Alec
Gromyko
Foreign Office
KGB
Soviet Secret Police
Alee
Northern Ireland
Strike settlement talks falter as Nixon urges progress
President Nixon criticized the sluggish pace of collective bargaining between unions and employers after meetings with Bridges Schultz Hodgson and Counts. He urged urgent settlement while unions seek wage raises a guaranteed weekly wage a 500 monthly pension at 62 and sole control of off dock container handling.
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Schultz
Bridges
Flynn
Hodgson
J. Curtis Counts
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Nixon
Teamsters Union
Tipton Rites Tuesday For C R Sheets 71
Tipton funeral service for C R Skipper Sheets 71 who died Friday at Mercy hospital Iowa City. Surviving are three sons Robert Tipton Wally Cedar Rapids and Tom Independence one brother Harold Lander Wyoming and nine grandchildren. Services Tuesday at 10 30 A M at St Marys church visitation begins 7 30 P M today with burial in St Marys Cemetery.
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Columbus Junction
William H. McConahay
Stacy-Lewis Funeral Home
Columbus City Cemetery
Independence
Francis Joslin
St. John’s Catholic Church
White’s. Tipton
Blanche A. Lambach
Sheets and Son
Tipton
Ella C. Rohlf
Visitation
Inland Cemetery
Bennett
C. R. Sheets
St. Mary’s Church
St. Mary’s Cemetery
West Branch
Ruth E. Hoover
West Branch United Methodist Church
Barker’s. Visitation
Williamsburg
Ross Landa
Jones
Harrington Cemetery
C.R
Sheets
Mercy Hospital
Iowa City
Robert
Wally
Cedar Rapids
Tom
Harold Lander
Wyo
St. Mary's
City Briefs gun and tool theft report
Gun larceny reported by John P. Brown of 1963 avenue NE. A rifle and shotgun valued at 230 dollars were stolen from his residence. Gina Mercuriali of 1718 Meadowdale drive NW reported tools stolen from his garage, including a tool box and mechanic's tools valued at 512 dollars.
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John P. Brown
Avenue NE
Gina Mercuriali
Meadowdale Drive
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