Weather and obituaries brief from Daily Record
The Daily Record lists high and low temperatures for Friday and precipitation amounts for several cities including Fairbanks Minneapolis New Orleans New York Omaha Phoenix Seattle and Washington D C with additional notes on barometer humidity wind and sun times. It also reports births and funeral services with names and addresses and lists numerous local fire and accident reports including trash fires and a defective furnace and a car fire.
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Fairbanks
Minnapolis
N.orleans
New York
Omaha
Phoe
Seattle
Washington
Traffic fines and court actions listed in city court notes
The report enumerates numerous speeding and traffic violations with fines from $10 to $45 and costs, plus several sentences and suspensions. It lists defendants by name and address across multiple neighborhoods, and notes service times for church and funeral arrangements in various towns.
Johnson and aides brief reporters amid garden farewell
A lively scene at the LBJ ranch featured President Johnson prompting Thatcher about an expected fall victory while reporters observed. Carl Sandburg and Edward Steichen joined Johnson in the rose garden, with the President jokingly urging questions and inviting further drives before heading to cabinet room for secret rail talks.
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Mrs. Johnson
Carl Sandburg
Lincoln
Edward Steichen
Sandburg
Steichen
C R Man Given Suspended Term Fought Officers
Lawrence L. Martin of 1443 Second avenue SE received a 30 day suspended jail term after a fight in which Patrolman Howard Gardner suffered a knee injury. The charge was resisting an officer with an accompanying intoxication count. Judge Howard Mc Laughlin fined Martin $10 and costs. Gardner and Patrolman Franklin Hicks said Martin fought violently when arrested in the 600 block of S lave NW. Gardner sustained a deep cut to his left knee and was treated at St. Luke's hospital.
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Lawrence L. Martin
Second Avenue SE
Howard Gardner
Martin
Howard McLaughlin
Gardner
Franklin Hicks
Slavenue
St. Luke’s Hospital
St James to Honor 42 Fifty-Year Members at Service
St James Methodist Church at 1430 Ellis Boulevard NW will honor 42 members who have attended for 50 years or more after the 11 a.m. service. Pastor Dr Ralph J Barron will present certificates. The Half Century Fellowship will grow informally as more members reach 50 years.
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St. James Methodist Church
Ellis Boulevard
Ralph J. Barron
Children Leave Faubus Home Return to Farm
Three children from MENA Arkansas left the Little Rock governor’s mansion and returned to a 65 acre western Arkansas farm after a four day stay with Gov Faubus. Wayne Cade 12 Delia Marie 11 and Linda May 8 said they were glad to be back. Their father Archie Cade kept them from school due to the smallpox vaccination rule and dispute over medicines. The Arkansas Supreme Court ordered placement in a foster home and vaccination. The Faubus family arranged for their return pending a wider state religion dispute. Cade plans a U.S. Supreme Court appeal if Howard consents.
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Mena
Ark
Little Rock
Arkansas
Wayne Cade
Delia Marie
Linda May
Faubus
Wayne
Momma
Archie Cade
Wesley Howard
Texarkana
Arkansas Supreme Court
Howard
State Welfare Department
Bruce Bennett
Cade
U.S. Supreme Court
Motorcyclist, 17, Pleads Innocent To 3 Charges
James H. Slade, 17, of 1217 Fourth Street NW, pled innocent in municipal court to reckless driving violation of equipment standards and failing to carry a valid Iowa license after allegedly riding a motorcycle onto the Ellis Park golf course sixteenth green Wednesday night. Trial set for May 14. bond posted at 110 dollars. Course officials David McLaud and Raymond Hanson accused him of the damage, with a fourth count of damaging public property still pending.
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James H. Slade
Fourth Street
Ellis Park
Slade
Iowa
David McLaud
Raymond Hanson
Pennsylvania Remap Statutes Voided by Federal Judges
A three judge federal panel ruled Pennsylvania remapping laws unconstitutional and discriminatory. It barred nominating candidates for the April 28 primary, affecting half the senate and all house seats. The case could go to the U.S. Supreme Court on appeal, keeping injunctions in place until a valid reapportionment is enacted.
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Scranton
Pennsylvania
State House
Senate
House
Commonwealth
U.S. Supreme Court
U.S
City Briefs from Mercy Hospital and Local Notices
A compilation of brief city items: patient status at Mercy Hospital on Fourteenth Street SE. late night bowling specials at Tropic Lanes. purse theft report at 1018 Thirty Ninth Street SE. classified ad prompting rental listings. a man fined for 11 parking meter violations. thefts of jewelry from a home on Second Street NE. pledge to Alpha Kappa Psi by David McIntosh of 2112 A Avenue NE. summer bowling league openings. a car fire at 4561 C Avenue NE. vandalism to Daniel L Hewitt’s car at Ellis Park. a coat stolen from 1641 Eighth Street NW. Mary Wood of Boone dies. equipment checks yield 175 tickets and 16 summonses in Cedar Rapids. a missing suitcase at 219 Seventeenth Street SE. Hugh E. Duxbury hospitalized after a fall near Second Avenue l and Fourth Street SE.
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James Gillen
Tenth Street
Thirty-second Street
Kenmore Street
Fourth Avenue
Mabel Snyder
Old Highway 218
E Avenue NW
Linwood Street
Indian Hill Road
High, Drive
Thirty-sixth Street
Hillside Drive
First Avenue
Tama Street
Robert Daniels
C Avenue NE
Boat Sinks Say 13 Die
TEHRAN AP report says a motor launch smuggling a group of Iranians from southern Iran caught fire and sank Friday night. One hundred thirteen perished, seven passengers and four crew members survived.
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Tehran
Iran
Three Are Hurt In Two Separate Car Accidents
Cedar Rapids residents were injured in two traffic crashes early Saturday. Samuel Trexler and his wife Charlene Trexler were hospitalized after their car crashed into a parked vehicle on First Avenue NE. Mrs. Trexler, who was driving, was charged with failing to have her car under control. In a second crash, Frank Verba was treated for rib fractures after a two car collision at Third Avenue and First Street SW. driver Charles Ronnenberg was charged with disobeying a traffic signal.
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Cedar Rapids
Samuel Trexler
E Avenue
Trexler
First Avenue
Thomas Mullin
C Avenue NE
Mullin
Frank Verba
Route Two
St. Luke’s
Third Avenue
First Street
Verba
George L. Clark
Twenty-fourth Avenue
Charles D. Ronnenberg
Twelfth Street
President Signs Farm Bill to Aid Slump Insurance
President Johnson signed a $1 billion wheat and cotton farm bill in the White House, calling it an insurance against low farm mood. The measure provides payments to farmers and subsidies to mills, aims to strengthen farm income, reduce program costs, and cut surpluses to manageable levels.
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Washington
Johnson
White House
iFarm Bureau
George Meany
Afl-Cio
Youth 17 Sentenced After Resisting Charge
Robert L. Lamb, 17, of 620 B avenue NE, received a 30 day suspended jail sentence after pleading guilty to resisting an officer. He was arrested for intoxication at 11 20 p m Friday at Danceland Ballroom on Third Street NE. Arresting officers said the youth kicked and hit during the struggle. Municipal Judge Howard McLaughlin offered $10 and three days in jail on the intoxication count. Lamb chose to serve the suspended terms.
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Robert L. Lamb
B Avenue
Danceland Ballroom
Third Street
Ukraine Floods No Lives Lost Says Moscow Radio
Moscow Radio reported on Saturday that recent floods in southern Ukraine caused no loss of life. The brief dispatch notes safety despite flood conditions and cites an official statement from the region.
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Moscow
UPI
Moscow Radio
Ukraine
Deaths William G. Hermsen of Cedar Rapids
William G. Hermsen 62 a Cedar Rapids resident and retired Fruehaus Co. employee died Friday. Born in Breda on September 30 1882 he belonged to St Patrick's church. Survived by wife Gladys three sons Harry of Tucson James of Cedar Rapids and Bernard of Oceanside two daughters Mrs Paul Fowler and Mrs Harold Stanek 24 grandchildren three great grandchildren two brothers Bernard of Omaha Theo of Los Angeles and sister Miss Mary Margaret Hermson of Denver. Services at St Patrick's Church Monday at 11 conducted by Rev J Robert McDonald. Burial at Mt Calvary. Rosary Sunday at 8 15 p.m. by Rev Mr McDonald at Teahen chapel with calling after 2 p.m. Sunday.
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William G. Hermsen
D Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Fruehaus Co
Breda
St. Patrick’s Church
Gladys
Harry
Tucson
Ariz
James
Bernard
Oceanside
Calif
Paul Fowler
Harold Stanek
Odessa
Texas
Omaha
Theo
Los Angeles
Mary Margaret Hermson
Denver
Robert McDonald
Mt. Calvary
Mr. McDonald
Teahen Chapel
Mrs. Harry Hedges Rites Set In Cedar Rapids
Mrs. Harry Hedges 56 of 1347 Twenty-second Avenue SW Cedar Rapids died Friday after a brief illness Born September 12 1907 in Wadena she married April 1 1955 in Cedar Rapids Surviving are her husband three sons James E Larson Harry D Larson and Caryl L Larson all of Cedar Rapids six grandchildren her mother Emma Jennings of Arlington four sisters Mary Carnal Vivian Fox Bess Roys Joy Stanley and two brothers Max Jennings and Floy Jennings Funeral services 1 30 p m Monday at Chapel of Memories by Rev John K Moore Burial Cedar Memorial Cemetery Friends may call Turner Chapel until 9 p m Sunday
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Harry Hedges
Twenty-second Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Wadena
James E. Larson
Houston
Harry D
Caryl L. Larson
Emma Jennings
Arlington
Mary Carnal
Vivian Fox
Bess Roys
Joy Stanley
Rock Island, Ill
Max Jennings
Floy Jennings
St. Louis
Chapel of Memories
John K. Moore
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Turner Chapel
Rudolph J. Kucera 73 Cedar Rapids retired Collins Radio man
Rudolph J. Kucera 73 of 2620 Fifth Avenue SE Cedar Rapids died Friday after a brief illness Born in Czechoslovakia October 28 1890 he lived in Cedar Rapids since 1892 Surviving wife Emma Hac married December 7 1916 in Cedar Rapids son Robert J two grandchildren He was a member of Cedar Rapids lodge 262 ZCBJ Jan Hus lodge IOOF No 511 Cedar Rapids Traveling Men’s club Memorial services Monday 2 pm Kuba funeral home Burial Czech National Friends may call at the funeral home
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Rudolph J. Kucera
Fifth Avenue
Collins Radio Co
Czechoslovakia
Cedar Rapids
Emma Hac
Robert J
ZCBJ
Jan Hus Lodge
IOOF
Traveling Men’s Club
Monnday
Kuba
Obituary: Jennie L. Lester Dies at 83 in Cedar Rapids
Jennie L. Lester 83 of 423 K Avenue NW Cedar Rapids died. She lived in the city 60 years and had no immediate survivors. Memorial services set for 3 30 p.m. Monday at Beatty Bearle Funeral Home. Burial in Linwood Cemetery. Friends may call after 6 p.m. Sunday at the funeral home.
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Jennie L. Lester
K Avenue NW
Cedar Rapids
Beatty Bearle
Linwood Cemetery
Car Hits Train Wreck Driver Charged As Youth Escapes Injury
Peter E. Telenson, 16, of 3207 Mt. Vernon road SE, escaped injury Friday night when his car struck a slow moving switch engine on Fourth street SE between First and Second avenues at 10 20 p m. He was charged with failing to stop within the assured clear distance and failing to carry a valid Iowa driver license. Police said he was driving west when the car hit the southbound engine.
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Peter E. Telenson
Mt. Vernon Road
Fourth Street SE
First
Second Avenues
Iowa
Lloyd Bridges Calls Deep Sea Accident Murder On SEA HUNT
Channel 9 presents SEA HUNT with Lloyd Bridges addressing a deep sea accident as murder. The program airs Saturday night at 6, offering dramatic exploration of the case and Bridges' perspective.
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Lloyd Bridges
Channel 9
Tragic Iowa Crash Kills Miss McGovern. Second Accident Follows
A truck owned by Arp Truck Line of Gladbrook caused a fatal crash when it struck Miss McGovern, Wildly spinning her car before the truck rested in a field. A second collision occurred during investigation as a westbound car with three University of Iowa students hit the truck. Gene Maule sustained bruises and two passengers were severely injured. Miss McGovern, 1962 St Johns graduate and WMT employee, died. funeral arrangements announced.
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Ibrook
Arp Truck Line
Gladbrook
Miss McGovern
Fish
University of Iowa
Johnson comments on press quotes and Cuba troop aim
Edward Folliard of the Washington Post quoted President Johnson as saying the White House has been plagiarized by the Post and noted the President would like to be president of all the people. Johnson deflected on naming a 1964 campaign manager and said Soviet troops in Cuba remain but the number has declined substantially.
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Edward Folliard
The
Washington Post
Sen. Goldwater
Johnson
Washington ‘Post
Folliard
Cuba
Pedestrian Hit by Auto In Iowa Near Cedar Rapids
A 70-year-old man, Frank Vorel of Cedar Rapids, was badly hurt crossing old highway 218 near his home Friday. He suffered fractures of both legs, a broken pelvis, and possible internal injuries after being struck by Dorthea Ream, 60, of rural Solon, whose car was traveling about 45 mph. He was listed in poor condition at Mercy hospital Saturday. The accident remained under investigation with no charges filed.
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Mercy Hospital
Frank Vorel
Route Two
Cedar Rapids
William Walke
Vorel
Walke
Dorthea Ream
Solon
Shueyville
Lodge Return in June Predicted for RNC Campaign
San Diego AP reports political adviser Irving Salomon says Henry Cabot Lodge told him in Hong Kong on Feb 20 he would return from Vietnam in June to campaign for the Republican nomination. Lodge reportedly said he would attend the San Francisco Republican national convention in July but could not confirm resigning in June.
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San Diego
Henry Cabot Lodge
Vietnam
Irving Salomon
Lodge
Hong Kong
San Francisco
Salomon
Far East
Chronic Ailment but Going Strong at 95
Dr. Rush Castelan, now 95, reflects on aging and worry in 1939 remarks about annuities and health. The Greenfield Illinois, class of 1887 graduate moved to Kansas City in 1888 and remains the sole survivor of his high school cohort.
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Kansas City
Rush Castelan
Greenfield, Ill
Plumbers in That U S Youth Are Too Lazy
Report cites a controversial claim that U S youth show lax work habits and attitudes, prompting discussion among trade groups and educators about training, discipline, and the value of skilled labor.
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U. S
Dedication to Principles at Global Convention Speech
Dr Kerr urged 200 delegates that youth must follow freedom over communism and defend principles during crisis. He warned officials to seek a better path from pain and hunger, praised youth dedication, and noted officers would be elected Saturday afternoon for tonight’s convention ceremonies.
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Dr. Kerr
Rescued Korean Miner After Eight Days Trapped
SEOUL reports a Korean miner trapped in a narrow gold mine shaft for eight days was rescued on Saturday.
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Miner
Seoul
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