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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1964

Page

3

Weather sketch shows temperatures and rain across cities

Five day forecast indicates average temperatures 4 degrees above normal with mixed showers. Normal highs span from the upper fifties to lower sixties, normal lows from mid thirties to low forties. Rainfall expected .50 to .75 inch in showers at period start and end. Includes daily highs and lows, barometer, humidity, wind, sunrise and sunset times, and recent totals.

Ismarck Minneapolis Chicago N.orleans Ha’ Aver New York Uluth Fairbanks L.angeles Phoenix Seafttle Anchorage Ashinston

Teleprompter Advances News of Strike Delay

Washington AP reports a teleprompter delivered advance word of a national rail strike postponement. As deadline neared reporters watched a technician install the device in the Fish Room, revealing a message that both sides agreed to delay action for 15 days. President Johnson later appeared on TV with the teleprompter.

Washington White House Johnson George Reedy Idays Reedy President Johnson

Maryland Public Accommodations Law Faces Early Hurdles

Mrs Welcome, a driving force behind Balti more Harlem Park renewal, recalls pushing a 1959 bill that failed. After hotel snubs in Ocean City she narrowed the bill to eating and sleeping. Maryland’s first public accommodations law passed in 1963 for Baltimore and 11 counties, later expanded to the whole state. She is teaching a voting seminar and led a legislative probe into high insurance rates for high risk drivers on installment plans.

Ocean City Maryland Baltimore Welcome Harlem Park

Flower Boost in Belleville Guides Sun Tours

The Belleville Chamber of Commerce will keep booths open each Sunday this month to direct visitors to bluebonnet viewing sites in Texas. The effort highlights the state flower and attracts tourist traffic to local spots and events.

Belleville, Texas UPI Belleville

Annexation Clash Deepens Between Marion and Cedar Rapids

The Cedar Rapids council moved first with three resolutions of intent to annex land north of the city, targeting 1,200 of 1,860 acres eyed by Marion as the two towns clash over growth. Marion City Manager Peter Crivaro demanded a public apology from Mayor Bob Johnson for implying Marion seeks no cooperation, while Johnson accused Marion of avoiding discussion and cooperation. The dispute risks court involvement to decide which city should govern the annexed areas. Further meetings were blocked as Cedar Rapids pressed ahead with hearings set for April 29, two weeks before Marion’s May 11 hearing date.

Marion Cedar ‘Rapids Cedar Rapids Peter Crivaro Johnson Ralph Potter Robins Potter Crivaro Marian Las

Polaris submarine Daniel Webster joins fleet in Groton

In Groton Connecticut the Polaris submarine Daniel Webster formally joined the fleet. It is the first in its class equipped with the Polaris A3 missile capable of reaching nearly 2900 miles.

Groton, Conn Daniel Webster

Deaths from Cedar Rapids: Gilmore 84. services Monday

Turner Stacy R. Gilmore, 84, a Cedar Rapids resident for over 50 years and former meat cutter for Sun Mart and Witwer Farm Stores, died Friday. Born January 18, 1880 in Olin, he married Gertrude Mershon in Oklahoma City in 1904. Survived by wife, son Don M. of Waverly, sister Lime Knight of Viola, three grandchildren and one great grandchild. Memorial services Monday at Beatty Bearle Funeral Home at 1:30 p.m. Burial Cedar Memorial. Friends may call after 6 p.m. Saturday.

Don M Waverly Lime Knight Viola St. Paul’s Methodist Church Beatty Bearle Funeral Home Milton Vogel Cedar Memorial

Funeral services listed for Elmer P Smith Bessie J Simmons and Henry H Richardson

Funeral notices: Elmer P Smith services at St Patrick's church 10:30 a.m. Saturday with Teahen chapel. Bessie J Simmons services at Turner chapel 1:30 p.m. Saturday by Rev Allen S Van Cleven and Rev Tom Sears with burial at Cedar Memorial. Henry H Richardson service at Beatty Bearle funeral home 2 p.m. Saturday by Dr Ralph J Barron of St James Methodist church with burial at Linwood.

Otto Glen Andrews Dies. Center Point Resident

Otto Glen Andrews of 525 Seventh Street SE died Wednesday. Born June 21, 1891 in Troy Mills, he married Maggie Mae Ferguson on November 23, 1913 in Center Point. She died earlier. A retired Link-Belt Speeder employee, he is survived by a son Allen Francis Andrews of Cedar Rapids, a granddaughter, and a great-grandson. Services 2 p.m. Saturday at Murdoch Chapel Center Point with Rev. George Koch, burial Center Point Cemetery. Friends may call at the Murdoch chapel.

Otto Glen Andrews Seventh Street Troy Mills Maggie Mae Ferguson Center Point Andrews Allen Francis Andrews Cedar Rapids Murdoch George Koch

Funeral for Mary T Doyle on Cedar Rapids

Mary T Doyle age 38 residing at 125 Thirteenth Street NW died Friday after a long illness. Born January 25 1905 in Durango Colorado she lived most of her life in Cedar Rapids and was a member of St Patrick s church and WCOOF Court 727. Survived by two sons John and James of Cedar Rapids and two sisters Monica Zender of Mancos CO and Mrs Eugene Clare of San Francisco. Services Monday at 9 30 a m at St Patrick s with Rev J Robert McDonald. Friends may call Teahen chapel after 2 p m Sunday. Rosary by WCOOF Court 727 Sunday 7 30 p m and by Father McDonald 8 p m.

Mary T. Doyle Thirteenth Street Durango Colo Cedar Rapids St. Patrick’s Church Women’s Catholic Order of Foresters John James Monica Zender Mancos Eugene Clare San Francisco St. Patrick’s J. Robert McDonald Teahen Chapel Wcoof Court No. 727 Father McDonald

Infant Barbara Sue Anderson Dies at Cedar Rapids

Barbara Sue Anderson infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Anderson of 1608 N Street SW died at 445 am Friday Surviving are her parents three sisters Pamela Elizabeth and Julia all at home the grandparents Mr and Mrs C H Anderson and Mr and Mrs Donald Kennedy of Cedar Rapids Graveside services Lin-

Barbara Sue Anderson Kenneth Anderson N Street Pamela Elizabeth Julia C. H. Anderson Donald Kennedy Cedar Rapids Lin

Fire Chief warns after 12 grass fires in 24 hours

Cedar Rapids Fire Chief Jesse Hunter urged caution as 12 grass fires sparked in a 24 hour span on Thursday and Friday. Residents burning leaves should monitor wind, keep hoses nearby, and use the city pickup service to avoid fires. 59 grass fires were reported in March, mostly from carelessness.

Cedar Rapids Jesse Hunter Hunter

Railroads Pay Delay Offers and Strike Suspended

The New York Central's Twentieth Century Limited ran an hour late as trains nationwide faced cancellations amid a looming 200000-strong rail strike. A 15 day delay was agreed to allow talks on wages and conditions, with The President citing concern over a shutdown collapsing the economy. Private mediators Theodore Kheel and George Taylor were called in.

New York Central Chicago New York Johnson U. S Theodore Kheel University Fof Pennsylvania George Taylor

Diplomatic push to end five year rail labor dispute

Diplomats and Labor Secretary Wirtz, Assistant Secretary Reynolds and National Mediation Board chair O’Neill sought to resolve a five year rail labor dispute. Court action and talks failed to unite unions and railroads as posturing to postpone a nationwide show collapsed. Police moved unions after 15 to 20 minutes of a strike that shut down Illinois Central’s 14 states. Railroads agreed to drop nationwide work rules changes. In a separate incident in Russia, Smith and Svetina were detained for about 40 minutes in a park near an airfield accused of trespass on military property.

Wirtz James Reynolds Francis O'Neill National Mediation Board Congress Illinois Central U.S Savage Bracken Smith Svetina Tula Moscow Orel

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