Weather highlights and city updates from Tuesday forecast
The bulletin lists high and low temperatures for multiple cities, rainfall amounts, and a five day outlook. It notes near normal temperatures with cooler days and occasional showers or thunderstorms, plus a detailed look at barometer, humidity, and sunrise sunset times.
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Bismarck
Apolis
Chicago
Denver
New York
Uluth
Omaha
L.angeles
Phoenix
Miami
Seattle
Iowa
Amana Colonies Highlight Hughes Tourism Talks
Gov Harold Hughes said Amana colonies dominated tourism questions at Gilbertsville Kentucky. He floated a four state circular trail Iowa Illinois Wisconsin Minnesota with plans to involve Illinois Indiana and Kentucky governors in July.
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Amana
Hughes
Des Moines
UPI
Gilbertsville
Harold Hughes
Iowa
Illinois
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Indiana
Kentucky
Otto Kerner
The
American Petroleum Institute
City Briefs and Local Notices Highlight Community Events
Community items include a MissionSunshine Bible class Friday at 9 30 am, a festival at Truman Elementary Friday 5 30 to 8 pm with games, and a neighborhood meeting at East Side Recreation Center 7 30 pm tonight with city officials. Also notices on a crane damage, a physician office closure for a convention, a death in Hollywood, and a speaker at the Alnon Family group.
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Truman
Bob Johnson
East Side Recreation Center
Fourth Avenue
Seventeenth Street SE
Funeral services for Krejci Charles Kuba at St Wenceslaus
Funeral services are set for Krejci Charles Kub a at 9 30 Thursday and 10 at St Wenceslaus church officiated by Rt Rev Msgr Anthony W Chihak. Burial at St John s. Emil M Lopata to be buried Thursday at 2 in the Bresh chapel with burial in Czech National.
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Krejci
Charles — Kuba
St. Wenceslaus Church
Anthony W. Chihak
St. John’s
Truck Fire Triggers Brick Searing Heat Across Freeway
Eyewitness recalls a blazing truck explosion that sent a furnace like heat roaring along the roadside. Police reported nearly 1,000 lined fences and many on garage roofs watched as heat blistered paint and melted siding up to a quarter mile away.
Registration Drive Arrests in Desegregation Effort
In Birmingham Alabama authorities quickly arrested 15 Negroes attempting to march on the county courthouse as part of a 15 day desegregation voter registration drive.
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Birmingham
Ala
UPI
Senate strips interim powers from governor
The Iowa Senate 36 to 12 on Wednesday voted to remove the governor’s authority to make interim appointments to posts previously rejected by the Senate. Democrats opposed, arguing the move is political. the bill would take effect after July 4 and faces House action.
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Walter Edelen
Garner Democrat
Liquor Control Commission
Board of Control
Des Moines
Iowa
Senate
Howard Buck
Melbourne
Rep
A. L. Mensing
Rlowden
Advisory Investment Board of
Legislative Research Bureau
State Department of Agriculture
General Assembly
Iowa Senate
Jacob Grimstead
Blake Mills
Harold Hughes
Grimstead
Robert Fulton
Waterloo
Robert Rigler
New Hampton
House
Car Involved In Leaving Scene Found With Ohio Plates
A car wanted for leaving the scene after injuring a 7 year old boy was located at Sixth street NE between First avenue and A avenue. The vehicle bearing Ohio PQ468 plates was linked to the incident at First avenue and Center Point road NE where Frank Tracy and his grandson Bruce Tracy reported the boy was struck while jaywalking. The driver claimed the boy jaywalked and offered to take the boy to the hospital. Police were verifying the driver’s witness and story.
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F. E. Goodhue
Sixth Street
First Avenue
A Avenue
Frank Tracy
Rochelle
Ill
Bruce Tracy
Stewart, Ill
Center Point Road
Tracy
Man Gives Silent Charity After Tragedy
A man urged to pursue charity work chooses seclusion instead. Lee donated property to a school for the blind, child welfare agencies and hospitals, leaving behind plaques to honor Shirley Ellen Lee. He hopes future generations will learn of her through the memorial plaques and feel someone loved her deeply.
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Lee
Shirley Ellen Lee
U.S. Recognizes Guatemala’s New Military Government
The United States recognizes Guatemala’s new military government three weeks after it overthrew President Miguel Ydigoras Fuentes, signaling official acknowledgment of the regime.
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Washington
U. S
Guatemala
Miguel Ydigoras Fuentes
Gregory Fired from Galaxy Supper Club Over Late Show
New York AP report says Negro comedian Dick Gregory was fired from the Galaxy Supper Club in Queens after a one week engagement. Club officials cited lateness as cause, while Gregory says he will sue for breach of contract. He had donated his salary to Mississippi integration efforts.
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New York
Dick Gregory
Gregory
Mississippi
Galaxy Supper Club
Queens
Greenwood
Miss
Frank Krulik
Harlem
Tax Bill Aims at Local Property Relief and Tax Hikes
The measure would raise sales and use taxes from 2 to 3 percent, extend the levy to hotels and similar services, lift individual income tax rates from 33 to 50 percent across brackets, and raise the corporate tax from 3 to 4 percent. Some amendments rejected by informal votes may return, including a bid to legalize pari mutuel betting on horse and dog races, which narrowly failed 51-49.
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Mowry
Alvin Meyer
Winterset
Attempted arson on foreign car in SE Minneapolis
Winfield Schulz of 1900 Memorial Drive SE reported to police that someone twice tried to burn his 1959 foreign car in the 400 block of Ninth Avenue SE. He said Tuesday afternoon fire destroyed a bucket seat and a small hole burned earlier. windows were closed and the act appeared cigarette related.
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Winfield Schulz
Memorial Drive
TCO
Ninth Avenue
McGregor
Davenport
MOORE
Aces
Schulz
Ninth Avenue SE
Sgt. York Back On Critical List
Sgt. Alvin C. York, famed Tennessee mountaineer and 1918 Argonne hero, remained in critical condition in Nashville after a hospital stay began last Saturday. He had shown brief improvement Tuesday before slipping back to critical status late that day.
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Sgt. York
Nashville, Tenn
Alvin C. York
Argonne Forest
County Chooses Excavator Bids After Board Review
Courthouse board of supervisors studied bids on a front end boom excavator for the engineer ing department. William Harrington said a week may pass before awarding the contract with offers from All Wheel Drive Co Davenport Hanstrom Hubly Tractor Co Marion Herman M Brown Co Cedar Rapids Moorman Equipment Co Cedar Rapids and Spreitzer Inc Cedar Rapids. The board also granted permission to Northwestern Bell to bury a wire in a county road near Cedar Rapids and accepted a homestead credit from the city assessor along with several reports from Justices Svoboda and Adams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
William Harrington
All Wheel Drive Co
Davenport
Hanstrom-Hubly Tractor Co
Marion
Herman M. Brown Co
Cedar Rapids
Moorman Equipment Co
Spreitzer, Inc
Northwestern Bell Telephone Co
Cedar River
Douglas Hanson Acquitted on Burglary Tools Charge
A Linn County jury found Douglas Hanson, 22, of Minneapolis not guilty of possession of burglary tools after a trial that followed his March Cedar Rapids arrest. Police had found a loaded revolver, crowbars, punches, a hammer and radios in his car. John Galush, 22, also from Minneapolis, was arrested but escaped, later re-arrested in Minneapolis.
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Douglas Hanson
Minneapolis
Hanson
Minnesota
Cedar Rapids
John Galush
G. B. Richter
Innocent
Man Fined 300 For Drunk Driving
James L. Hollingsworth, 30, of 3310 Weing Road NE, pled guilty before Judge Charles Penningroth to drunk driving and was fined 300 plus costs after a Tuesday 11:48 p.m. arrest following a minor crash at Center Point Road and Avenue NE.
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James L. Hollingsworth
Weing Road
Charles Penningroth
Center Point Road
Avenue NE
Pleads Innocent to Fourth Check Count
Clyde Kramer 24 of Dubuque pleaded innocent to a fourth offense charge related to a forged or bad check case. He appears in local court with details pending.
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Clyde Kramer
Dubuque
Classified Ad: “Who Does It” Seeks Helpers
Local want ad seeks qualified applicants for classification 8 role. Employers outline duties and hours. Applicants urged to submit resumes with references to the address listed in the ad.
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Gazette
Adv
Man arraigned on false check charge in Cedar Rapids
Kramer is accused of cashing a $10 bogus check March 21 at Killian's Co. in Cedar Rapids. He was arraigned Tuesday before Judge Don ald Barnes. His prior convictions occurred in municipal courts in Cedar Rapids Waterloo and Davenport.
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Donald Barnes
Kramer
Killian’s Co
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Davenport
Two Deserters Sentenced In County Court
Stanley J. Woodward 25 of Anamosa received one year at the Anamosa reformatory and a bench parole after pleading guilty to desertion and abandonment of three minor children aged two, one, and four months. Leland D. Stephens 36 of La Porte City pleaded innocent to desertion and abandonment of two children aged ten and three.
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Stanley J. Woodward
Anamosa
Donald P. Barnes
Woodward
Mary
Leland D. Stephens
la Porte City
Auto Accident Damage Suit Filed For 8316.38
Suit filed in district court seeks 8316.38 for an October 2, 1960 crash on Highway 30 near Cedar Rapids involving a car and a semi trailer. Plaintiff E. L. Quade of Sioux City names defendants Judith Dodd and Arlo Becker of Michigan City Indiana and Iris Y. Melendez of Milwaukee. Quade seeks 6157.09 for trailer and truck damage and the rest for loss of use of the truck.
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Cedar Rapids
E. L. Quade
Sioux City
Judith Dodd
Arlo Becker
Michigan City
Ind
Iris Y. Melendez
Milwaukee
Becker
Quade
Schweitzer Receives Six Month Suspended Sentence
Clarence D. Schweitzer, 22, of 1122 B Avenue NW, was given a six month suspended sentence by Judge G B Richter after pleading guilty to driving with a suspended license. He was charged after a Cedar Rapids police report of a traffic accident at Tenth Street and C Avenue NW. His license had been suspended on March 6 for failure to post financial responsibility.
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Clarence D. Schweitzer
B Avenue NW
G. B. Richter
Schweitzer
Cedar Rapids
Tenth Street
C Avenue NW
Judgments Filed by Public Finance Service and Banks
Public Finance Service files a judgment against Robert A and Pauline Mordell for 190.98 on a promissory note. Minnesota Loan and Thrift Co sues John E Mulcahey for 342.28 on a promissory note. Farmers State Bank of Marion files against Verne V Ewing for 53.69 on a promissory note.
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Public Finance Service
Robert A
Pauline Mordell
Minnesota Loan and Thrift Co
John E. Mulcahey
Farmers State Bank of
Marion
Verne
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Daily Record
C.R. Weather
Municipal
Nown Public Employes Retirement System
IPERS
Richard Reynolds
Invenue SE
Robert Schwab
Elberon
Donald Guinnane
Hertz Drive SE
St. Luke's
Jerome J. Wilde
Fairlane Drive
Richard Am‘meter
Central City
George Fortner
Mr. Vernon
Alan E. Thomas
D Street
John Peterson
Meadowbrook Drive
John Karoules
Camburncourt
Roger Schubel
Glenn Fye
Johnson Avenue
Donald Fiala
Mr. Fiala
Dominic Fiala
Avenue NW
Edwin L. McElligott
Margo R. McNabb
James Bonde
Betty Davis
Ernest B. Ludvicek
Joyce A. Tichy
Frederick Gardner
Michele McQuade
Leonard Siepker
Judith Wennekamp
Gary D. Roberts
Rosemary Kopecky
Betty Laing
Darrel Laing
Joan Watts
Irwin W. Watts
Marlys LaTour
Mee Eae
Jackie LaTour
Leona Maeens
Clark
Ulmer M. Clark
Thomas M. Nase
Fourth Street
Willard J. Laird
Mary L. Gallagher
John H. Lekin
Ellis Boulevard
Merlin J. Kramer
Twenty-seventh Street
Myrna P. Sadler
Bowling Street
Jesse L. Tompkins
Woodside Drive
Dwight E. Williamson
Elizabeth T. Manz
Nineteenth Street
James R. Goodall
John S. Williams
First Avenue NE
Donald J. Keffer
First Avenue NW
Chester L. Wenner
Eighth Street
Marvin P. Law
Mabel Usher
F. Avenue NW
Guy O. French
Tenth Street SE
Jesse Day
Clair Burgess
Blair’s Ferry Road
Tracr
Mary Stark Earley
United Presbyterian Church
Erickson’s
Iowa City
Clarence Tucker
Palmer
Mass
Vinton
Louis H. Marietta
Los Angeles
Calif
Evergreen Cemetery
Fry and Holland
Sigourney
David Turnipseed
Holm’s
Elm Grove
Kalona
Ora T. Boone
Peterseim’s
Goettsch’s ii
Mission
Sunshine Mission
Josephine MacArthur
Fifth Street
Mercy Hospital
Springville
Delmar Duffy
Muscular Dystrophy Assn
Alcove
Spaight’s
Sheraton- Montrose
Border Veterans
Iowa Department
Mexican Border Veterans and Auxiliary
Sokol Hall
Third Street
Maurice Goldberg
Iowa Iron and Metal Co
B Avenue NE
Zmoos
Chiropractors
National Convention of Natural Food Associates
Irving J. McMonigal
Hollywood
Constance Andreson
Bever Avenue
Alnon
Harold Mulford
University of Iowa
Second Avenue SE
Beatty-Bearle
John E. Lapes
3Rd Ave
Democrats
Kenwood
J Street
Sixteenth Avenue
George Matias
Matias
Regis High School
Kutchera Construction Co
Dale Sage
Paul Knapp
Riverfront Improvement Commission
U.S
Justices of the Peace
Thomas Svoboda, Jr
Otter Creek Township
Miles N. Adams
Marion Township
Linn
Man
Roy Crawford
Chicago, Illinois
Wesleyan Methodist Church
1St Ave
N.W
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
G. M. Hubby
Charles Krejci, Sr
Daniel's
Pauline
Pierson
Ellis Blvd
John B. Turner & Son
Second Ave. S.E
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