Weather and notices from a midwest daily page
Summary of Sunday to Tuesday forecast with temperatures and rainfall followed by city advisories on police reports births and public notices. Includes temperatures for Bismarck Minneapolis Chicago and others, five day outlook, rainfall estimates, and a long list of birth announcements and legal notices.
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Bidault Leaves For Rio Asylum
Former French Premier Georges Bidault departed Lisbon by plane to Rio de Janeiro on Monday, accompanied by his secretary Guy Ribeauld.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Georges Bidault
Rio de Janeiro
Guy Ribeauld
Sioux Chief Target in Lone Rifle Attack
Sioux Indian chief is snip er s target in a reported incident involving The Dakotas. Police at TV 9 say details are scarce but the case centers on a Monday night shooting.
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The
Dakotas
TV 9
Witwer Office Window Incident Amid Long Packinghouse Strike
Witnesses describe a man seen running from a Witwer office after a concrete piece was hurled through a wallboard. Police noted similar fragments found nearby but could not confirm origin. Witwer claims no injury as local 785 strike enters its ninth week with stalled talks since March 29.
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United Packinghouse Workers Union
UPW
Witwer
Deaths Benjamin F. Johnson longtime Rock Island engineer
Benjamin F. Johnson 70, resident of 1297 Thirtieth Street NE Cedar Rapids, died Sunday after a long illness. Survived by two sons Donald E. and Robert C two daughters Mrs Glenn H Campbell and Mrs Virgil Winnie seven grandchildren and one great grandson. Funeral 1 30 p m Wednesday at Hesser Memorial chapel Rev Allen S Van Cleve officiating burial Cedar Memorial Master Masons to meet 1 p m at Masonic temple. Memorials may go to Central Park church fund. Visitation after 3 p m Tuesday.
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Rock Island Railroad
Cedar Rapids
Thirtieth Street
Columbus
Donald E
Robert C
Garland
Texas
Glenn H. Campbell
Minneapolis
Virgil Winnie
Honolulu
Johnson
Central Park Presbyterian Church
Crescent Lodge
Trowel
RAM
Palestine Council
R and SM
Appollo Commandery
K.T
el Kahir Shrine
Cedar Chapter
OES
Gethsemane White
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Thirteenth Engineers
Railway Division
Hesser Memorial Chapel
Allen S. van Cleve
Central Park Church
Cedar Memorial
Masonic Temple
Ethel Walton Porter Dies After Long Illness
Ethel Walton Porter aged 82 a lifelong Linn county resident died Sunday after a long illness. She was born March 22 1889 in Troy Mills. Survived by two sons W D Porter and L D Porter two sisters Mrs Perry Reece and Mrs Charles Winistorfer 13 grandchildren 34 great grandchildren a daughter Leora Peyton preceded her in death. Services 1:30 Wednesday at Troy Mills Christian church conducted by Rev Leonard E Deaver. Burial in Troy Mills. Turner chapel visitation through Tuesday night.
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Jess Porter
Fifth Street
Linn County
Troy Mills
W. D
Los Angeles
L. D. Porter
Pacoima
Calif
Perry Reece
Cedar Rapids
Charles Winistorfer
Leora Peyton
Porter
Troy Mills Christian Church
Leonard E. Deaver
Turner Chapel
Hopes To Act on Liquor Wednesday
Des Moines AP report says Senate Majority Leader Robert Rigler expects the liquor bill to be debated Wednesday. He asks amendments by Tuesday afternoon so they can be printed and distributed Wednesday morning. The home rule liquor control bill would permit sale by the drink and allow local governments to restrict licenses.
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Des Moines
Senate
Robert Rigler
New Hampton
Rigler
Judiciaryi Committee
Funeral services for Harold C. Womachel and Anna M. Wilson
Services for Harold C. Womachel are set Tuesday at 9 30 at St Patrick s with Rev J Robert McDonald, burial at Mt Calvary, calling at Teahen chapel. Anna M Wilson will be held Tuesday at Trinity Methodist at 3 with Rev Warren Feller, burial at Linwood, calling at Turner chapel until 11 a m.
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Harold C
St. Patrick’s
J. Robert McDonald
Mt. Calvary
Teahen Chapel
Wilson
Anna M
Trinity Methodist Church
Warren Feller
Linwood
Turner Chapel
City News Roundup From Canopus Club and Local Notices
City briefs report a noon meeting at Canopus Club with city planning director Don Salyer, a free lecture on Christian Science by Neil H Bowles, and various community notices. Incidents include a break in a Mount Vernon apartment, wallet theft at Danceland, a stolen car radio, and a knife scratch in Mount Vernon traffic.
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Embassy Club
Don Salyer
Neil H. Bowles
Atlanta, Ga
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Second Ave
78 year old man fights house prowler in bedroom
Thomas Thompson, 78, of 900 Ninth Street SE, woke to a burglar beside his bed. He punched the intruder, who fled with Thompson’s wallet worth about $6 after forcing a rear screen door and breaking a glass panel.
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Ninth Street SE
Thompson
Bertelli Sons Low Bid On College Township Paving
Bertelli Sons was the low bidder on both city and county road paving segments past College township school along old and new highways 218. Each party pays 30399.80 with the county covering the south half and Cedar Rapids the north half inside city limits. Quad City Construction Co. bid 31994.62. Bids opened separately at city hall and courthouse. Contract calls for a 24 foot wide eight inch concrete slab.
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Bay Bertelli Sons
College Township
Cedar Rapids
Quad City Construction Co
Harriet Stevens Receives Golden Hawk Honor at Iowa U
IOWA CITY Harriet Stevens assistant professor of home economics at the University of Iowa is awarded the Order of the Golden Hawk at the fiftieth annual department banquet in the memorial union. Loren Hickerson executive director of the SUI Alumni Assn presents the honor for outstanding service to the alumni and university.
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Iowa City
Harriet Stevens
University of Iowa
Memorial Union
Loren Hickerson
SUI Alumni Assn
Troopers Move Into Birmingham to Reinforce After Protests
The highway patrol deployed about 100 state troopers to Birmingham led by State Public Safety Director Al Lingo and Patrol Capt. Joe Smelley. The force, roughly one third of the state's total troopers, was sent after five days of racial protests that turned violent and resulted in 93 arrests.
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Birmingham
Ala
Highway Patrol
al Lingo
Joe Smelley
Mayoral Prayer Breakfast Sees 133 Reservations
A total of 133 reservations were made for the first annual mayoral prayer breakfast set for Thursday at 7:45 on the Chamber of Commerce building fourth floor. Invitations were issued by Mayor Bob Johnson and the Chamber's civic bureau. Reservations can be confirmed by calling EM 48121. The event honors religious freedom and mirrors the presidential prayer breakfast.
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Bob Johnson
Chamber
Civic Bureau
U. S. Senate
House Lof Representatives
Tells Pastor He Shot His Wife And Four Others
An electronics worker burst into his estranged wife's home early Monday and killed her, their son and three other family members. Then he drove to a church, handed over two pistols to a clergyman and waited for police. Taken into custody was Charles Hansen, 32, who appeared dazed and said he couldn't remember the shootings. All victims were killed in their beds in two Mount Vernon homes. The victims were Delores Hansen, 26. Arthur Hansen, 4. Mrs Hansen's father and mother Jack Canosa, 72, and Mary Canosa, 63. two other Canosa family members, Robert 15 and Frank 22, were wounded.
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Mount Vernon
Ellison
New Rochelle
N. Y
Charles Hansen
Delores Hansen
Arthur
Robert
Frank
Canosas
Amendment Proposed For Service Tax In Iowa House
In Des Moines a 2 percent services tax covering nearly all services was proposed by Rep. Dewey Goode and Rep. Chester Hougen as an amendment to a broad omnibus tax bill. The bill would raise sales and use taxes to 3 percent, boost personal income taxes, and raise corporate income tax, with the service levy optional to reach 3 percent if the main tax hikes proceed. The amendment keeps personal and corporate income taxes at current levels.
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Board of Regents
State General Fund
Secretary
Senate
Bureau of Labor
State Conservation Officers
Legislative Research Bureau
Des Moines
API
Town House
Dewey Goode
Bloomfield
Chester Hougen
Cedar Falls
Goode
Hougen
Mt Zion Church Hosts Afternoon Music Program
Mt Zion Baptist church presented a Sunday program featuring the Senior choir and University of Iowa student Simon Estes. Lawrence Baker sang with piano accompaniment by University of Iowa student Joanne Bye. A second concert is scheduled for April 21 with the Inspirational choir and the Gospelette Trio from Davenport.
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Mt. Zion Baptist Church
Simon Estes
University of Iowa
Lawrence Baker
Joanne Bye
Davenport
McNamara Warns Against Fortress America Defense
Defense Secretary McNamara told the House Foreign Affairs Committee that returning to a fortress America defense would bring slow death by own action. He argued there is no acceptable alternative to the military assistance program that shares burdens and benefits with allies to sustain Free World power for peace.
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Washington
McNamara
America
House Foreign Affairs Committee
U.S
Reds Defeated In City Voting
In Santiago Chile the pro Western coalition led by President Jorge Alessandri won a landslide in municipal elections defeating a communist led alliance signaling momentum for the 1964 presidential campaign.
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Santiago
Chile
Jorge Alessandri
Bridge Reconstruction Bid Totals Vary By Plan and Bidder
Ashton estimates 724 495 to close bridge and install steel rails or 774 495 to keep open with traffic. Major gaps arise over reinforced concrete at 4300 cubic yards with bids 258 000 to 365 500 and 344 000. Piers metal work also differs with bids 49 000 67 200 and 70 000. High open traffic bids reach 971 420, with 10 percent certified checks required.
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Ashton
Cramer
Hanson
Cramerland Bayse
Bayse
Hypocrisy Cited At Opening Holy Week Service
Reverend T A Youngquist urged a large crowd at the first non denominational Holy Week service to reject hypocrisy and false worship. He warned that temple attendance alone does not save and urged repentance as Holy Week emphasizes God presence over ritual. Services continue daily at 12 10 p m in First Presbyterian Church under YMCA Cedar Rapids Marion Area Council of Churches and the Ministerial Assn sponsorship.
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Mr. Youngquist
First Presbyterian Church
YMCA
Cedar Rapids-Marion Area
U.S. Accuses Three Inspections A Year
Stelle criticizes Tsarapkin tactics as not negotiable inviting no real talks. He calls the approach a You give I take proposition lacking flexibility and undermining mutual settlement aims.
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Stelle
Tsarapkin
Handicapped Center Approved At Oakdale Sanatorium
DES MOINES AP The Iowa executive council Monday authorized establishing a center for the study of treatment of the handicapped at the Oakdale sanatorium. The University of Iowa will run the center with other state agencies and an annual budget of 250000 dollars funded from outside sources including federal funds.
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DES Moines
Iowa Executive Council
Oakdale Sanatorium
University of Iowa
Fairfax Man Injured In Fall At Quarry
Glenn McCarl aged 42 of Fairfax suffered a possible fractured back after a 53 foot fall while drilling rock at the Crawford quarry located a mile northwest of Cedar Rapids on highway 74. He was employed as a mechanic for the Crawford Lime and Quarry Co and was taken to St Luke's hospital at 2 30 pm Monday.
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Fairfax
Crawford
Cedar Rapids
Highway 74
McCarl
Crawford Lime and Quarry Co
McCarn
St. Luke’s Hospital
Rusk Talks With De Gaulle To Ease U S French Rift
U S Secretary of State Dean Rusk met with President Charles de Gaulle in Paris in a bid to thaw a three month old deep freeze in U S French relations. Rusk arrived at the Elysee palace with U S Ambassador Charles Bohlen for a crucial late afternoon discussion.
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UPI
U.S
Rusk
de Gaulle
Washington
Decorah Leader Renaas Re-elected Hospital Board President
Alvin Renaas of Decorah was re-elected president of the Smith Memorial Hospital board at the annual meeting. Other officers were also re-elected.
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Alvin Renaas
Smith Memorial Hospital Board
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