Weather notes and notices from the Daily Record
The Daily Record reports temperatures with highs near 76 and lows around 50 as well as noon readings and two pm figures. It lists barometric pressure, humidity, wind, sunrise and sunset times, and notes year‑ago comparisons. Also included are autumn river/dam readings, construction and traffic notices, police blotter items, recent births and marriages notices, and an assortment of obituaries and service announcements from Cedar Rapids and surrounding towns.
Pleas Entered in Linn District Courtcases
Two men entered pleas in Linn district court on unrelated charges. Dale L. Yates 25 of Palo pled guilty to drunk driving and was fined 300 dollars with a 60 day license revocation after an accident on May 23. Michael L. Murphy 18 of Iowa City denied a larceny charge for allegedly taking a flute valued at 300 dollars from Taylor Music Co Cedar Rapids on Sept 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn
Dale L. Yates
Michael L. Murphy
Yates
Palo
Ansel Chapman
Murphy
Iowa City
Taylor Music Co
Cedar Rapids
Reach Settlement In Custody Dispute
John Hunter of Hiawatha and his former wife Maneta Hunter reach a Linn district court custody settlement. Judge Thomas Bown orders Hunter retains custody with visitation for Mrs. Hunter. She may visit at the children’s home and, after posting 2500 bond, have the children at her home for six weeks each summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hunter
Hiawatha
Maneta Hunter
Thomas Bown
Linn District Court
Hunter
Vietnam Killings Questioned In Beret Case Fallout
The Berets killings saga raises doubts about U S forces role in assassinations in South Vietnam and CIA involvement The army cites existing laws but gives no new directives The CIA claims minimal participation and cites a coerced confession as the Berets’ account unfolds The episode reflects high level unease in Washington over how to handle the affair and its implications for the Vietnam war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
South Vietnam
Washington
CIA
U. S
Berets
Vietnam
South China Sea
Beret
Army
States urged to form task forces for road construction needs
Ray notes urge for state task forces to study construction needs. A first grading project on I 380 in Johnson County is slated for late this year. Final design work on the Cedar Rapids interstate segment remains unfinished.
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Johnson County
Cedar Rapids
Ozone Air Treatment To Start In Two Weeks At Cedar Rapids Plant
The Cedar Rapids water pollution control plant will begin ozonation work within two weeks. J W Gerlich of Howard R Green Co said the equipment will be hooked up soon, with 27 domes largely complete. Contracts total 1 875 191 dollars, and project completion is slated for December. Public improvements commissioner Donald Canney calls this the plant's first direct community benefit for downstream residents along the Cedar River.
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Cedar Rapids
J. W. Gerlich
Howard R. Green Co
Donald Canney
Cedar River
Obituaries for Hansen and Diehl in Cedar Rapids
John A. Hansen longtime Cedar Rapids resident died after a long illness at Alburnett. Born 1887 in Clinton, he worked at Iowa Manufacturing Co. and had four daughters, 10 grandchildren, and 18 great grandchildren. Memorial services noon Wednesday at Turner chapel east. Burial Oak Hill cemetery. Agnes Marie Diehl 76 died after brief illness at Cedar Rapids home. She leaves two daughters and two sons, 14 grandchildren, two great grandchildren. Memorial services Thursday 10 30 am at Turner chapel west. Burial Cedar Memorial.
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John A. Hansen
Thirty-fifth Street
Cedar Rapids
Alburnett
Clinton
Denison
Iowa Manufacturing Co
J. Edith Bohr O’neal
Em Marie Sandberg
Central City
Lillian Goldin
Omaha
Betty Meyers
Iowa City
Emma Reimer
Schleswig
Iowa
Adolph Hansen
Trinity Lutheran Church
Turner Chapel East
Michael Volk
Oak Hill Cemetery
Turner East
Conductor Harry Glidden 81 Dies in Grand Rapids
Harry D Glidden died unexpectedly Sept 17 in Grand Rapids Michigan at age 81 He was born in Cedar Rapids a life member of the Order of Railway Conductors and the Masons He was a Rock Island railroad conductor Survivors include his wife Mary Ellen two sons James R and Harry D Jr a daughter Mrs David Osborn his mother Lena C Glidden a sister Mrs George Bowker and a brother John all of Cedar Rapids four grandchildren and two great grandchildren Funeral services were held Sept 19 at 3 p.m. at the Metcalf chapel Entombment was at Chapel Hill Memorial Gardens
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Harry D. Glidden
Grand Rapids
Mich
Glidden
Cedar Rapids
Order of Railway Conductors
The
Masons
Rock Island Railroad
Mary Ellen
James R
Harry D., Jr
David Osborn
Lena C. Glidden
George Bowker
John
Metcalf Chapel
Chapel Hill Memorial Gardens
Mrs Elmer Rochlitz Florence Scanlan Rochlitz Dies in California
Mrs Elmer Rochlitz Florence Scanlan Rochlitz 69 wife of Elmer Rochlitz longtime Cedar Rapids resident died Monday in Manhattan Beach California after a short illness Born October 29 1899 in Williamsburg she lived 45 years in Cedar Rapids before moving to California in 1960 The Rochlitzes owned Cedar Rapids Heating Co from 1938 to 1960 Survived by husband three sons James Portola Valley John and Richard Manhattan Beach a brother Leo Scanlan Independence California services planned Wednesday with burial at Holy Cross Englewood
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Florence Scanlan Rochlitz
Elmer Rochlitz
Cedar Rapids
Manhattan Beach
Calif
Williamsburg
California
John
Richard
Leo Scanlan
Independence
Holy Cross Cemetery
Englewood
Mrs Charles Whitters dies after long illness
Mrs Christine Margaret Whitters widow of Charles Whitters a Cedar Rapids resident for 55 years died Monday after a long illness. Born April 5 1889 in North Washington she was a member of St Pius X church. Surviving son Paul E Whitters and daughter Mary Ann Whitters both Cedar Rapids nine grandchildren and sister Mrs Stacy Whitaker of Bedford. Services will be at St Pius church at 9 30 a m Thursday by Rev John Sims Burial Mt Calvary cemetery Friends may call at Turner east Rosary 7 30 p m Wednesday at Turner chapel east by Father Sims
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Christine Margaret Whitters
Charles Whitters
Blairs Ferry Road
Cedar Rapids
North Washington
Whitters
St. Pius X Catholic Church
Paul E. Whitters
Mary Ann Whitters
Stacy Whitaker
Bedford
St. Pius Church
John Sims
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Turner East
Turner Chapel East
Father Sims
Clayton Pierce 81 Dies. Graveside Service Planned
Clayton Pierce aged 81 of 1544 E avenue NE died Monday. He was a car salesman before retirement and has no immediate survivors. Graveside services are set for Wednesday at 9 30 a.m. in Norwich Cemetery near Martelle. Hayden Funeral Home of Wyoming is in charge of arrangements.
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Clayton Pierce
E Avenue NE
Pierce
Norwich
Martelle
Hayden Funeral Home
Wyoming
Strangest Beauty Contest on Gilligan Island TV
A quirky notice promotes a unique beauty contest on Gilligan's Island at 6:00 PM Monday on TV 9, highlighting an unusual event for viewers.
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Gilligan’s Island
TV 9
Charles Campbell, 76, Dies After Long Illness
Charles R. Campbell of 109 Seventh Avenue SW died Tuesday in Knoxville after a long illness. A Clinton native, he lived in Cedar Rapids 43 years. Born October 19, 1892, he married Ethel Mary Scott on April 28, 1920, in Clinton and served in World War I.
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Charles R. Campbell
Seventh Avenue
Knoxville
Clinton
Cedar Rapids
Ethel Mary Scott
Memorial for railway agent Campbell to be held
Former Chicago and North Western ticket agent from 1926 to 1954 Mr Campbell is survived by his wife a son Charles Campbell of Morrisville PA a sister Mrs E G Childs Ancortes WA a brother Watford ND and two grandchildren Memorial services set for 1 PM Thursday at Chapel of Memories with Rev Barton G Murray Burial in Cedar Memorial cemetery with Hanford post military rites Visitation at Cedar Memorial after 1 PM Wednesday and at the chapel after 9 AM Thursday.
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Chicago and North Western Railroad
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Hanford Post
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
Chapel of Memories
Funeral services and burials for Turner and Freisinger
Steven Douglas Turner and George J. Freisinger had chapel services at Turner Chapel East and Chapel West respectively on Wednesday with Rev. Royce Clark and Rev. Donald A. McPeek officiating. Burial for Turner followed at Cedar Memorial cemetery and for Freisinger at Linwood. Jesse A Breedlove received a 1:30 service at Kuba Funeral Home East with Rev. George W. Carlson of the First Lutheran Church officiating. burial also at Cedar Memorial.
Linn County Board Moves to Permit Special Uses Again
The Linn County Board of Supervisors voted Tuesday to thaw a zoning freeze blocking mobile home parks and other special uses. They followed the zoning commission in creating three new districts and tightening a mobile home park size, with no public objections at the hearing. The action aligns county rules with state law as the board assigns control to the board of adjustment for special uses. Final plats for Oak Ridge First addition, Burns' addition, and Bury Acres were approved, with Wachals First addition preliminarily approved.
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Linn County Board of Supervisors
Anthony Scolaro
Portland
Ore
Linn County
Zoning Commission
Board of Supervisors
Iowa Supreme Court
Board of Adjustment
Supervisors and Zoning Commission
Mobile Home Park District
Commercial Transition District
Commercial Recreation
Oak Ridge
Highway 13
Central City
Coggon
Burns
Covington
Bury Acres
Toddville
Wachals
Center Point River Bridge
Advertise where people look Use a want ad
A concise notice urging readers to place want ads at the listed number 369-1234. The brief message emphasizes using the want ad service for reach and visibility in the local paper. The tone mirrors a classified ad promotion.
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Dial
Coe Sends Campus Drug Policy Notice To Students
Coe college informs students that evidence of narcotic use or possession will be turned over to civil authorities. The dean Mrs Larry Rickey says cases will be referred to authorities and the student faculty court may impose expulsion or lesser penalties. Counseling and health services remain available and confidentiality is promised for those seeking help.
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Coe College
Coe
Larry Rickey
Rickey
Faches
Can Condemn Library Land for Cedar Rapids Plan
Richard E. Haesemeyer says Iowa cities may use eminent domain for library projects. The Cedar Rapids library board seeks a December referendum on a $2.9 million facility. If approved, the city would condemn land between the current site on Third Avenue and the Fourth Street SE railroad tracks.
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Richard E. Haesemeyer
Iowa
Haesemeyer
Ernestine Grafton
Cedar Rapids
Library Board of Trustees
Third Avenue
Fourth Street SE
Million Trading Stamps Missing Stolen from Store
Police report theft of one million Green Stamps worth 2500 dollars from the S and H Green Stamp store at 207 First Avenue SE. Theft occurred between August 29 and September 26. Stamps were size 10 denomination and would fill 833 books, taken from the storeroom along with a watch valued at 25 dollars.
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S and H Green
First Avenue SE
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