Daily Record Weather and Local Notices Summary
The daily record lists high and low temperatures across many cities including Atlanta Miami Bismarck Minneapolis Chicago New Orleans Denver Seattle Washington and others with precipitation amounts. It also notes an extended forecast of possible showers Thursday into Friday, warmer Thursday cooler by Saturday, and temperature ranges for highs and lows. The issue reports pending court fines for multiple individuals, church and funeral services for several towns, and obituaries or service notices with dates and venues.
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Atlanta
Miami
Bismarck
Mineapolis
Chicago
N. Orleans
Denver
New York
Phoenix
Hous
Seattle
L. Iee
Washington
Births and police notices from Coralville and surroundings
Mercy Hospital reports a birth to Mr. and Mrs. John Wade at 4420 Bowling St SW on Sept 28. Other birth notices include Ronald Ishman’s family in Marion a son Sept 27, Michael Kolsrud twins, a Glandorf daughter in South Amana, Norman Popenhagen a daughter in Atkins, and Leonard Aicher’s son at Stockport Sept 25. Police and city notices list refreshments: plane landing without incident at municipal airport, alarms, and several traffic and public-safety citations with multiple residents named and fines levied.
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John Wade
Bowling Street
Ronald Ishman
Thirtyfifth
Marion
Michael Kolsrud
Klinger Street
Robert Glandorf
South Amana
Norman Popenhagen
Atkins
Larry Balster
Third Avenue
Stockport
Leonard Aicher
Aicher
John L. Stone
E Avenue NW
Farm Progress show opens with record first day crowd
VAN HORNE Farm Progress show opens with the largest first day crowd. Dick Albrecht of Wallaces Farmer says about 100000 on the grounds by noon. Traffic remains heavy and 220 airplanes landed by 11 30 a.m. Gates opened at 7 a.m. for showgoers.
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van Horne
Dick Albrecht
Des Moines
Wallaces Farmer
Bill
Ed Fry
Albrecht
C R Man Fined $300 For Drunk Driving
William Johnson, 50, of 129 Twenty seventh street NE, pleaded guilty in municipal court to drunk driving. He was fined 300 and his license suspended for 120 days after arrest on August 13.
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William Stevens
B Avenue
Terry Pruess
Mechanicsville
John Rowan
Twenty-seventh — Street Drive
Douglas Phillips
Fourth Avenue SW
Fourth Avenue
Randy Coe
Meadowbrook Drive
Dennis Ward
William Johnson
Twenty-seventh Street
Henderson questioned over My Lai hearings transcript edits
Gen Henderson faced cross examination as corrections were admitted to the transcript of his My Lai appearances. Lt Col Peers warned Henderson that his testimony varied from other evidence and suggested possible false statements. Henderson finally sought legal counsel after being accused of false statements and complicity as an accessory after the fact.
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11Th Infantry
Menderson
Henry Rothblatt
Peers
Henderson
My Lai
FDA Official Calls PCB Action Typical of Health Hazard Failure
Rep. M. J. Ryan pins FDA for not warning consumers about PCBs and seeks a bill to ban PCBs. The agency currently checks crackers and bread crumbs, cereals, cookies, dried milk, cake mixes, rice, oatmeal, chocolate, cheese, dried fruits, frozen fruit juices, and related products for PCB levels.
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M. J. Ryan
FDA
Obituaries for Gus Bijorson and Hayes Henkle in Cedar Rapids
Obituary notices report Gus E. Bijorson age 70 of 1933 Cold Stream Ave NE Cedar Rapids died Monday after a long illness. He married Mabel Fisher in 1959 and worked 17 years at Hach Brothers Co. Surviving include wife five daughters and a son. Services Wednesday at the Chapel of Memories. Burial Cedar Memorial. Also Hayes Wayne Henkle age 32 of 1125 Edgewood Rd NW found dead Monday. He had lived in Cedar Rapids 22 years and worked at Collins Radio. Surviving sister Mary Thews. Services: Turner Chapel East Wednesday noon and Garrison Cemetery graveside at 1:15 PM.
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Gus E. Bijorson
Cold Stream Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Sweden
Mabel Fisher
Iowa City
Hach Brothers Co
Bjorson
van Wert
Ohio
Willard Brown
Mary L. Fisher
B. G. Thornton
Phoenix
Ariz
Lee Klink
Atkins
Dom Alperto
St. Paul
Minn
John M. Jensen
First Lutheran Church
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
Hayes Wayne Henkle
Edgewood Road
Garrison
Collins Radio
Mary Marjory Thews
Marion
Turner Chapel East
Glen W. Lamb
Garrison Cemetery
Margaret Pitlik 72 dies after long illness in Cedar Rapids
Margaret Pitlik 72 widow of W Charles Pitlik died Monday after a long illness. Born Oct 12 1898 in Iowa City she lived in Cedar Rapids 65 years. She was a member of the Sanctuary Guild St Wenceslaus church and Jane Boyd Service club. Surviving are a sister Helen Moel foster sister Mrs Walter Krauel and a brother Irvin Hier. Services Brush chapel Thursday 9 am and 9 30 am at St Wenceslaus church the Rev Clarence Frana. Burial Oak Hill cemetery Rosary 7 pm Wednesday at chapel. friends may call Wednesday.
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Margaret Pitlik
Ninth Street SE
W. Charles Pitlik
Iowa City
Cedar Rapids
Sanctuary Guild
St. Wenceslaus Church
Jane Boyd
Death of Ernest Stevens Jr in Des Moines Area
Ernest Lee Stevens Jr 35 of 722 Second Ave SW died Monday Born December 6 1935 in Los Angeles he was a member of the LDS Church Survived by wife two sons John and Jimmy three daughters Betsy Nancy and Ruth all at home two brothers Donald Stevens Des Moines and Herbert Stevens Omaha and sister Ruth OLeary Oregon Services pending at Turner Chapel West Friends may call at the chapel
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Ernest Lee Stevens, Jr
Second Avenue
Los Angeles
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
John Stevens
Jimmy Stevens
Betsy
Nancy
Ruth Stevens
Donald Stevens
Des Moines
Herbert Stevens
Omaha
Ruth O’leary
Oregon
Turner Chapel West
Swanberg Rites Planned for Cedar Rapids Native
Karl C. Swanberg 27 son of Rev Karl E and Virginia Weld Swanberg and former Cedar Rapids resident died in Huron South Carolina on Wednesday Graveside services set for 1 pm Thursday at Oak Hill Cemetery conducted by Rev Reuben Tjaden Turner Chapel East handling arrangements No immediate survivors in Cedar Rapids area
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Karl Christian Swanberg
Karl E
Virginia Weld Swanberg
Cedar Rapids
Huron
S.C
Oak Hill Cemetery
Reuben Tjaden
Turner Chapel East
Cedar Rapids Robbery: $280 Stolen by Two Men
A Cedar Rapids man reported he was robbed of 280 dollars Saturday night. Hubert Williams, 23, of Taft hotel, said two men jumped him at Third street and Ninth avenue SE. They threw something over his head and fled with the money.
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Cedar Rapids
Hubert Williams
Taft Hotel
Third Street
Ninth Avenue SE
Local Funeral Notices From Cedar Memorial Area
Obituary notices list multiple funerals and interments including Mrs Frank Buser at 10:30 Wednesday at Chapel of Memories with Rev John Shew. Verna Buck at Brush chapel. Harvey L Marsh at Immaculate Conception church with burial at Mt Calvary and VFW graveside services. Pansy C Foushee at Turner chapel west. Rosetta Rousa at Turner chapel east with entombment at Chapel of Memories. Buck and Foushee services also noted with burial details.
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Buser
Frank
Chapel of Memories
John Shew
First Presbyterian Church
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
Buck
Verna
Brush
Neal Gail
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Marsh
Harvey L
Immaculate Conception
William P. Leonard
Mt. Calvary
V.F.W. Post
Brady-Kuba Funeral Home
Foushee
Pansy C
Turner Chapel
Harry R. Egner
Canon D. A. Loferski
Rousa
Rosetta
Arnold Herbst
Civic Club Hears Two City Candidates
Two candidates spoke at the South Side Civic Club meeting. Floyd Bergen, running for public safety commissioner, urged a synchronized traffic signal system and removal of on street parking on major streets to improve traffic flow and add left turn storage lanes. Harold Schaefer, Cedar Rapids city clerk, described his 13 years in office and fitness for finance commissioner.
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South Side Civic Club
Floyd Bergen
Public Safety
Bergen
First Avenue
Harold Schaefer
Cedar Rapids
Schaefer
Irish Peace Plea By 3 Premiers
London AP reports an emergency summit ended with a joint plea from Prime Ministers Heath Faulkner and Lynch for an end to Northern Ireland violence. They urged swift termination of internment without trial and called for harmony between Protestants and Catholics.
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London
Northern Ireland
British Isles
Edward Heath
Brian Faulkner
Irish Republic
Jack Lynch
Amana Road Plan Draws Mixed Reactions From Area Officials
Highway plans for a Cedar Rapids to Amana route draw objections from Amana Colonies residents while alternatives draw support from Iowa County leaders. Proposals include a western bypass to Walford and a diagonal divided highway with limited access. Some officials favor keeping Cedar Rapids economic interests intact and a direct I 80 connection via Waterloo. The commission has not set a decision date and key members were absent at the meeting.
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Amana
Cedar Rapids
Walford
Highway Commission
Connolly
Dale H. Noyes
Iowa
Victor
I-80
Amanas
Deane Cranston
John Lillis
Williamsburg
Conroy
Henry G. Plagmann, Jr
Waterloo
Stephen Garst
Coon Rapids
Commission
Garst
Amana Road
William Gray
Want Ads Invite Buyers with One Call
A terse classified line invites readers to place want ads to attract buyers and provides a single phone contact 369-1234 for service. The note emphasizes simple, direct response through a phone call.
John Humphrey pleads guilty to manslaughter in Mt Vernon case
John E. Humphrey, 25, pleaded guilty to manslaughter for the Nov. 13, 1970 shooting death of his wife Elizabeth Mae at their rural Mt Vernon residence. Linn District Judge B. J. Maxwell ordered a pre sentence investigation and set Oct. 27 for sentencing after rejecting a demurrer.
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John E. Humphrey
Elizabeth Mae
Mt Vernon
Resi
Linn
B. J. Maxwell
Humphrey
Iowa
Parole Board
Tunnel and grading planned for Edgewood Road project
The Linn County board of supervisors discussed building a train tunnel under Edgewood road and grading to Blairs Ferry road, aiming for completion next year. The Milwaukee railroad previously demanded a bridge but agreed to a tunnel if it is widened, raising the cost from about 100000 to 125000 dollars.
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Edgewood Road
Blairs Ferry Road
Linn Board of Supervisors
Milwaukee Railroad
State Commerce Commission
Linn County Board Votes 498 for Courthouse Landscaping
The Linn board of supervisors approved a 498 contract to plant trees and shrubs at the courthouse front. Baumhoesener Nursery, Inc. submitted the bid for the project, which centers on two American linden trees flanking the walkway. Landscape plans were prepared by Steve Loufek, county conservation board planner.
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Linn Board of Supervisors
Baumhoesener Nursery, Inc
Steve Loufek
County Conservation Board
Gandhi Brezhnev Meet Amid Adjusted Schedule
Gandhi and Brezhnev met after a rapidly changed agenda with Indian officials indicating no offense at the switch. Mrs. Gandhi, with advisers, conferred with Brezhnev Podgorny and Kosygin on Pakistan China and bilateral economic topics during a Kremlin lunch and continuing talks.
Escapee Charged in Cedar Rapids Pharmacy Breakin
A 15 year old escapee from the Toledo state home for boys was charged with breaking and entering in connection with the weekend break in at Schillig's Pharmacy 420 Center Point Road NE Cedar Rapids. Two thousand three hundred ten pills barbiturates pain killers and tranquilizers were taken but most were recovered.
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Toledo
Schillig
Center Point Road
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