Nkomo Returns to Lead Rhodesia Talks on Interim Government
Black leader Joshua Nkomo arrives in Salisbury to participate in talks on a biracial interim government as Ian Smith signals Rhodesia will yield to international pressure. Nkomo warns American involvement should be limited while Zambian Mozambique and Tanzanian allies push for black rule through ANC factions.
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Salisbury
Rhodesia
Joshua Nkomo
Nkomo
African National Council
Ian Smith
U.S
Henry Kissinger
Smith
Kissinger
Zambia
Kenneth Kuanda
Samora Machel
Mozambique
Julius Nyerere
Tanzania
Sir Seretse Khama
Botswana
Nyerere
Kaunda
ANC
Abel Muzorewa
Muzorewa
Zimbabwe
Soviet Union
Zimbabwe African National Union
Dar Es Salaam
United Nations
Local Weather and Birth Notices From Daily Record
Weather: high Saturday 51 with trace precipitation and rising barometer. Extended outlook shows little precipitation and a warming trend through Thursday with highs in 60s to low 70s and lows in 30s to 40s. Births: Mercy hospital Sept 24 a son to Gary and spouse Jaster of Norway. Sept 24 St. Luke's a daughter to Barbara Clark and Steven Amsden. Sept 25 multiple births listed with addresses in Marion and Mechanicsville. Incidents: cigarette and burn reports on Saturday at local residences and a furnace motor issue at 811 Fifth Avenue SE.
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TON Loz
Mercy
Gary Jaster
Norway
Patrick Stallman
Walford
Kenneth Shelton
Vernon Road
Kilburn Lane
Steven C. Amsden
Richmond Road
Steven Hynek
West Post Road
Glenn J. Martin
Longview Drive
Marion
Roger A. Lacy
Boxwood Lane
Stanley G. Holm
Mechanicsville
Stephen J. Swanson
Nineteenth Street
Gerard Herman
Belle Plaine
Dennis Schmitz
Eastview Avenue
Fifteenth Street
Fourth Streets
Doctor’s Office Building
Fifth Avenue
Obituaries from Cedar Rapids area deaths feature Voshell Churchill Morris
Obituaries list Carl Voshell of Cedar Rapids age 93 with services in Cedar Rapids and a son in Oregon. Earl A Churchill 91 of Cedar Rapids died, with service at Beatty Bearle Murdoch chapel and burial Linwood. Jacob Wesley Morris 71 of Cedar Rapids died in a nursing home with multiple survivors. services at Turner chapel west and burial Center Point cemetery.
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Carl
Ole) Voshell
Fifth Street
Cedar Rapids
Earl A. Churchill
Thirty-second _ street
Mr. Churchill
Lara Kraut
Iowa City
Marjorie Anders
Beatty-Bearle-Murdoch Chapel
Richard A. Rothe
Trinity Lutheran Church
Linwood
Jacob Wesley Morris
Union Drive
Mr. Morris
Toddville
Mae Sherman
Jacquelyn Wilson
Clair
Swisher
Mervin
Marion
Merlyn
Mary Gerdes
Traer
Minnie Derby
Turner Chapel West
Robert LeMont
Center Point Cemetery
Turner’s
Man Beaten in Tavern Brawl Seeks Hospital Care
Ronald Utley, 28, of 1205 Twentieth Avenue SW, underwent abdominal surgery at St. Luke's Hospital late Friday for injuries from a tavern brawl. He was listed in fair condition Saturday. Police and hospital officials did not know the incident's location. Utley walked into the hospital around 8 p.m. reportedly struck by a kick in the abdomen.
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Ronald Utley
Twentieth Avenue SW
St. Luke’s Hospital
Utley
Behavior charge filed against George C Vozenilek
A charge of indecent behavior was filed against George C Vozenilek 27 of 1200 Third avenue SE Friday at 9 30 p m A woman reported seeing a nude man in a window of a Third avenue SE home last Thursday.
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George C. Vozenilek
Third Avenue SE
Mother Dies at 85 in Bettendorf Nursing Home
Grace E Wilkins 85 died Friday at Iowa Masonic nursing home Bettendorf. Services set Monday at 1 in Shadduck Cannon funeral home Clinton. Survivors include three daughters Marion Wendling Margaret Young and Dorothy Slaughter with listed addresses.
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Grace E. Wilkins
Iowa Masonic
Bettendorf
Shadduck-Cannon Funeral Home
Clinton
Marion Wendling
Johnson Avenue NW
Margaret Young
Twenty-first Street
Dorothy Slaughter
Independence
Four Juveniles Charged With Larceny at Ellis Boat Harbor
Four male juveniles were charged with larceny after being seen entering boathouses and boats in Ellis boat harbor. Three of the four, aged 13 16 and two 14 year olds, were captured by witnesses. the fourth was arrested in Manhattan Park. A battery stolen from a boat was recovered.
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Ellis Boat Harbor
Manhattan Park
Gazette analyzes 19 Eastern Iowa counties in campaign series
The Gazette launches a biennial series detailing election trends across 19 Eastern Iowa counties. Frank Nye visits each county starting Monday to gauge who leads between President Ford and Jimmy Carter and the level of attention to local races.
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Gazette
Ford
Jimmy Carter
Iowa
Frank Nye
Obituaries and funeral notices across Iowa communities
Multiple obituaries list ages and death locations from Hale Mary Blythe 81 to Robert Ingalls 45. Details include funeral times at Hayden's Olin Goettsch's Harrison's Brant Kern's and others with call hours, rosaries, church services, burial sites at McGregor Floral Hills Walker Cemetery Evergreen and more across Oelwein Norway Anamosa Independence Wellman and Vinton. Memorials to Cancer Society and Kidney Foundation noted in Ran som listing.
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Hale
Mary E. Blythe
Hayden
Hazleton
Harley Rohrig
Brant- Kern’s
Oelwein
Floral Hills
Tama
Lawrence E. Schrader
Harrison’s. Anamosa
Jack
Reva) Austin
Goettsch’s
Walker Cemetery
William Wallace
Friends
Reiff’s
Farley
Vinton
Herbert M. Ransom
Salinas
Calif
Phillip’s
Evergreen
Memorial Fund
American Cancer Society and
Kidney Foundation
Services Are Monday For Accident Victim Reva Austin
Reva Austin 49 died Friday in a two car crash on highway 151 east of Springville. Services set for Monday at 1 30 p m at Goettsch funeral home in Anamosa. Survived by husband Jack two children Tom and Teresa a grandson a brother and several sisters and half siblings. Burial in Walker cemetery the casket to remain closed.
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Anamosa
Goettsch
Reva Austin
Highway 151
Springville
Austin
Jack
Tom
Teresa
Jack Scanlon
Harold Marling
Cedar Falls
Orville Barnard
William Herber
Two Injured In Car Crash On Highway 218
Two people were injured in a two car collision Saturday night at Wa conia avenue SW and highway 218. Florian J. Swift 64 of Iowa City was charged with drunk driving and failure to have control. Mark A. Stevens 18 of 5618 Vermont street SW and passenger Caren J. Batt 15 route one Swisher were taken to Mercy hospital then released.
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Waconia Avenue
Highway 218
Florian J. Swift
Iowa City
Mercy Hospital
Mark A. Stevens
Vermont Street
Caren J. Batt
Swisher
Swift
Stevens
Linn County
Education Group Backs Eight Candidates in Iowa
Linn PACE endorsed six Democrats and two Republicans for Iowa legislature. Backed incumbents Cloyd Robinson and John Patchett, James Wells, Wally Horn, Joseph Rinas, and Joan Lipsky. Also supported Robert Rush to fill the unexpired Senate term of Steve Severn and newcomer Monty Bertelli for House district 30.
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Linn Pace
Political Action Committee For Education
Iowa
Cloyd Robinson
Cedar Rapids
Robert Rush
Steve Severn
Town House of Representatives
John Patchett
North Liberty
Joan Lipsky
James Wells
Wally Horn
Joseph Rinas
Marion
Monty Bertelli
Lipsky Reviews Law Proposals On Homemaker Role
State Rep. Joan Lipsky spoke to an AAUW study group on Full Partnership for the Homemaker, a section of a report by the U.S. commission for International Woman's Year. She urged laws recognizing homemaker contributions as equal to working spouses and backed Social Security coverage, job training after divorce, and ending the widow's tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Lipsky
Cedar Rapids
U.S. Commission
Rural Marion Man Jailed on Four Charges
Police charged a rural Marion man Donald D. Hoffa 18 with four counts after a stop at Wilson Avenue SW and Interstate 380. He faced charges of drunk driving driving while license suspended disobeying a traffic signal and resisting officers. Hoffa was jailed in Linn County on a 5250 bond.
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Marion
Donald D. Hoffa
Wilson Avenue
Interstate 380
Hoffa
Linn County
Volunteer Fair Slated Thursday at Coliseum Armory
The Voluntary Action Center sponsors a volunteer fair on Thursday at the Coliseum Armory from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. Center Director Paul Seelan notes the event educates residents about services from about 30 organizations. Admission is free.
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The
Voluntary Action Center
Coliseum Armory
Paul Seelan
Armory
Juveniles Charged in Breakin and Truck Theft
Police arrested two juveniles Saturday night for breaking and entering and larceny of a motor vehicle. A 14-year-old was released to parents after processing, while a 16-year-old was detained at Linn County Detention Center. They broke into Broulik Brothers Inc. and stole a truck after taking keys.
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Linn County
Broulik Brothers, Inc
Contempt Charge Filed Against Thomas Hardman
Thomas Hardman 36 of 217 Parkcourt SE was arrested at 1 45 a m Saturday on a contempt of court charge. Police said the arrest was made on a warrant and provided no further details.
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Thomas Hardman
Parkcourt SE
Gazette Co Daily Cedar Rapids News Listing
Established 1883 by The Gazette Co with daily and Sunday publication from 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa 52406. Subscription rates shown for carrier and mail, with specific pricing and regional restrictions. Associated Press holds exclusive republication rights for local and AP news dispatches.
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the Gazette Co
Third Ave. SE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
U.S. Territories
Associated Press
Amana machinists strike lingers over wage gap
Elam cited dissatisfaction with the package and proposed wage parity with Cedar Rapids machinists as Amana workers, averaging $4.50 an hour, fueling a pause in bargaining. Both sides would not comment on resumed talks or terms after a lengthy 11 week 1969 stoppage and prior strikes. Microwave ovens are also made at other Amana sites.
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Elam
Cedar Rapids
Amana
Ford and Carter Wade River Campaign Push in South
Ford traveled the Mississippi on the Natchez for a seven hour river cruise covering 53 miles and rallied in New Orleans while Carter spoke in San Diego and Los Angeles. Carter urged an international retroactive moratorium on nuclear plant deals and pledged no new nuclear sales to nations with nuclear weapons. He backed Chavez and Prop 14, while Ford criticized Carter as weak and highlighted Mondale as running mate and fiscal spender.
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Ford
Jimmy Carter
Mississippi River
Carter
California
San Diego
New Orleans
Walter Mondale
Senate
Minnesota
Harris Ford Carter race shows shifting regional edge
Harris Pollway pairing may end in weeks as Carter widens lead in East and West while Ford edges Carter in debate, with voters rating Ford stronger on federal spending and veto power. Regional patterns emerge in four way race as energy and reform questions shape perceptions.
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Ford
Carter
ABC News
Air Force Jets Disable 10 Antiaircraft Guns on Hanoi Rail Link
On this date in 1966 U S air force jets knocked out 10 antiaircraft guns on a rail line linking Hanoi to China disrupting North Vietnam defense.
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U.S
North Vietnam
Hanoi
China
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Britain
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Daily Record
St. Luke's
Barbara C. Clark
Juneau
Wis
C. D. Trentham
Fifth Avenue SE
Carl (Ole) Voshell
Mr. Voshell
Albert Lea
Minn
Blanche Eberts
Claude Spencer
Medford, Ore
Shiloh
Jay A Miller
Beatty-Bearle- Murdoch
Jacob W. Morris
J.C. Truck and Auto Service
K Avenue NW
Duffy Schamberger Amc
Collins Road
Dial
Robert W. Ingalls
Mason Hawe's
Novak Monument CO
14Th Ave
Lipsky
Stewart Funeral Home
First Avenue
N.E. Wm
Stewart
James F. Stewart
Chavez
Los Angeles
Cesar Chavez
Natchez
Harris Poll
Gerald Ford
Harris-Abc
Midwest
McCarthy
Maddox
McCarthy Maddox
Ford Carter
Gene McCarthy
Feder
Lester Maddox
Energy
American Independent Party
White House
Congress
Chicago Tribune World Rights Reserved
Sovereign
Charles, Henrietta, & Charles, Jr
Pochobradsky
MT. Vernon RD
S_E
John E. _Lapes
Dev
3Rd Ave
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