Deaths and accidents in Cedar Rapids area noted
Obituaries and accident notices from Cedar Rapids and nearby towns recount the deaths of Leslie L. Werste 72 of Cedar Rapids after illness. Clarence R. Stephenson 33 of Center Point fatally injured at Rapids Chevrolet. Robert Allen Arnold five-year-old Cedar Rapids boy dies after brief illness. memorial and funeral arrangements announced with churches, veterans’ groups, and family details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence R. Stephenson
Center Point
Rapids Chevrolet
Stephenson
St. Luke’s Hospital
Stephen
Rapids
Eugene
Infant Kimberly Butler Dies in Cedar Rapids Hospital
Infant Kimberly Jean Butler infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Butler of 818 Staubcourt NE Cedar Rapids died in Cedar Rapids hospital at 4 a.m. Saturday. Born April 13 1984 she is survived by her parents grandparents Dan McLeod Spencer and Jean Armstrong Cedar Rapids and great grandfather C R Faheney Cedar Rapids. Memorial graveside services at Cedar Memorial Cemetery at 1 30 p.m. Monday by Dr. Sohn P Woods Turner Chapel in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Allen Arnold
Walter
Arnold
Thirty Ninth Street
Cedar Rapids
Sharon
Karen
Sidney
David
Edmund Butz
Walker
Alice Arnold
Manchester
Mary Butz
Greensberg
Ind
Robert
All Saints Church
Edmund
J. Becker
Mt. Calvary
Turner Chapel
Father Becker
Kimberly Jean Butler
Jimmie Butler
Staubcourt
Cedar Rapids Hospital
Dan McLeod
Spencer
Jean Armstrong
C. R. Faheney
Cedar Memorial
Sohn P. Woods
Weather and local court notes from the Daily Record
The Daily Record lists weather figures with highs and lows and a month-to-date tally, alongside numerous local speeding fines and traffic violations. Divorces are noted for Baverly Pettit from George Pettit in Municipal Court, Police Division, with multiple listed offenders and fines ranging from 10 to 100 dollars plus costs.
Iowa Deaths Column Shows Multiple Services Across Towns
A reader summary of obituary notices lists several individuals with ages and interment details. Shaun Columous sunchop 65 Stacy's. George Lawn 78 Sigourney. Lily Zachs 17 Serv vices Sunday 2 CS I Shar on BUB church. Dean Schroeder 85 Monona 2:30 St John's Lutheran Farm. William Spencer 26 Vinton services Tuesday 10:30 First Baptist Garrison. Walter Ramiro 59 Hesper Lutheran Church Monday 2. Olga Rohrig 98 Maynard service Monday 2 at St Paul's Lutheran. Delsing Wright noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columous Sunchop Shaun
Stacy's. Sigourney
George Lawn
Eynolds
Kalons
Lily Zachs
Servvices
Sharon Bub
Yoder’s. Monona
Dean Schroeder
St .John's Luthéran Church
Farm
Baptist
Garrison
Capital Cable plans channel expansion and joint venture
The report details Capital Cable proposing to expand channel offerings, including Channel 7 in Austin owned by the Johnson family. It outlines terms for no dividends during the option period and a possible joint venture with LBI Co. depending on stock purchase. If LBJ acquires half the stock, governance would be shared among Midwest and LBI with a mutually agreed seventh resident of Austin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capital Cable
Channel 7
Austin
Johnson
LBI Co
Fulf
LBJ
Midwest
LBI
Fraternity Clean Up At Girl Scout Camp Near Iowa City
About 35 to 40 members of the University of Iowa Phi Delta Theta chapter spent Saturday cleaning up the Johnson County Girl Scout Camp two miles west of Iowa City. The work began at 11 a.m. and continued into the afternoon as part of the fraternity’s nationwide and local community service day involving about 175 chapters. The camp serves Girl Scouts from Johnson Linn Washington and parts of Jones Cedar and Muscatine counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
University of
Rep Riley Defends Evashevski and Flora in Politics
Linn county Republican Rep Tom Riley told Linn county Young Republicans that university coaches and professors have the duty to take active roles in politics. He defended Evashevski and Flora amid criticism by Sen D C Nolan and supported continued use of both asphalt and concrete in highways. Wiley linked the asphalt issue to broader highway concerns and dismissed partisan interference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
Ecord
Forest Evashevski
Bob Flora
Tom Riley
Cedar Rapids
Evy
Bob
Riley
Roosevelt Hotel
Martin Wiley
D. C. Nolan
Iowa City
Evashevski
Flora
Nolan
Senate
Senator Wiley
Senator Nolan
Wiley
Asphalt Paving Assn
Iowa
Jong Hag
Peking Czech Trade Pact Highlighted by Senate Debate
The report notes a trade pact between Peking and Czechoslovakia drawing Senate ire as critics call the hearing a waste of time. Wiley, the Republican candidate seeking re-election, is quoted amid the discussion on programs and daylight saving adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiley
Senate
Tokyo
Red Chitty
Czechoslovakia
Chi
Saturn
Truman on wages prices and inflation guidelines speech
Johnson told labor leaders on April 28 he would repeat what he told business leaders about holding line on wages and prices to curb inflation. He denied evaluating McNamara as a possible vice president candidate. In the meeting, Truman interjected asserting the President runs foreign policy, and implied long-standing views on executive power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Defense McNamara
Truman
U.S
Peking Cheats Russia Charged by Pravda
Moscow accuses Beijing of slander and cheating over Asian African conference invitations. Pravda blasts Chen Yi for blocking Russia’s invitation and alleges Chinese propaganda aimed to isolate the Soviet Union from Asia and Africa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Russia
Asia
Africa
Communist Party
Pravda
Peking
Ory Riia
Chen ¥ I
Indonesia
Chen Yi
Pravdai
Chinese People's Republic
China to Trade Minerals for Steel Textiles and More
China plans exchange deals trading mineral ores and animal products for imported steel goods textiles machine irons trucks and parts and other products, aiming to broaden imports via barter style agreements with partner countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Memorial Services for Charles Klein at Cedar Memorial
Memorial service for Charles R Klein will be held at 2 p.m. Monday in the Chapel of Memories at Cedar Memorial cemetery. The Rev. Fret T Miller will officiate and friends may call at the Brosh chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Didita
le WaLou
Seer Mills
Webster
Hanford Post
American Legion
Kuba
William B. Harish
Troy Mills
Friends
Klein
Charles R
Cedar Memorial] Cemetery
T Miller
Brosh Chapel
Man Trapped Twelve Hours in Chimney Rescue in England
In Ashton under Lyne England Thomas Tobin 30 was trapped in a narrow chimney between a men s shop and a wallpaper decorating store for 12 hours. Winifred Callaghan manager of the wallpaper shop heard cries for help Friday but could not locate the source until police were alerted. Firefighters drilled holes through the wall on different floors and freed Tobin after 90 minutes. He faced charges of breaking in and attempting to steal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashton- Under - Lyne
England
Thomas Tobin
Winifred Callaghan
Tobin
New Low Infant Mortality Rate Reported in England and Wales
England and Wales publish statistics showing infant mortality reaching a new low. The UPI report notes the decline in infant deaths as of Saturday, highlighting ongoing improvements in public health and perinatal care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
England and
Wales
President Johnson Visited Hill Cabin in Appalachian Tour
President Johnson toured poverty sites in Indiana Pennsylvania Kentucky and West Virginia and visited a hill cabin in Inez to discuss poverty with Fletcher and eight children. He urged federal aid for Appalachia and met governors at Huntington while promising a special message to Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank- Cormier
Sec- Washington
Johnson
Pittsburgh
Inst
Washington
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
West Virginia
Secret Service
Kennedy
Tom Fletchers
Inez
Hatfield-and-McCoy
Maryland
North Carolina
Georgia
Tennessee
Abelia
Huntington
W. B
Appalachian States
South Vietnam
Congress
Appalachia
Stiverson Granted Time To Plead On Stabbing Charge
Kenneth D. Stiverson, 19, of 508 Fifth Avenue SE, Friday was given time to enter a plea on a charge of assault with intent to commit murder. He was arraigned in Linn district court before Judge Charles Penningrath and held on $5,000 bond. Stiverson allegedly stabbed Jerry Thomas, 22, with a hunting knife at Thomas's Cedar Rapids home after his wife accused Thomas of assault. Thomas denied the accusation and was reported in fair condition at St Luke's hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert H. Franks
Robert L. Franks
Robert Millage
Gerald Ray
Cedar
Kenneth D. Stiverson
Fifth Avenue SE
Linn District Court
Charles Penningrath
Stiverson
Jerry Thomas
Thomas
Northwest Side
Cedar Rapids
St. Luke's Hospital
Patricia
Motorist Harry E. Hawthorn Charged With Drunk Driving
Harry E. Hawthorn, 49, of 1115 Emerald Avenue SE, was arrested Friday night on a drunk driving charge. Police stopped him at 9:24 p.m. at First Avenue and Twenty-sixth Street SE after witnessing erratic driving. He was released without bail Saturday morning and awaits municipal court appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry E. Hawthorn
Emerald Avenue SE
First Avenue
Twenty-sixth Street Drive
Brooklyn Slayings Suspect Is Whitmore, Confesses
Police say Whitmore admitted three killings after a Brooklyn crime spree. A patrolman fired at the suspect as he fled, capturing him after a pursuit ending in Manhattan. He allegedly entered apartment 30, attacked Miss Wylie and Miss Hoffert, then washed the knives and hands before fleeing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom
Brooklyn
Whitmore
2Nd Street
Manhattan
Miss Wylie
Miss Hoffert
Marion man arraigned on drunk driving and hit and run
Courthouse records show Guy A. Baker 21 of 5681 Hillview Drive Marion was arraigned before Judge Charles Penningroth on first offense drunk driving and leaving the scene of an accident without identifying himself. Baker was held to Tuesday to plead to the 10 charges after his arrest Friday at 2 15 am by Marion police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy A. Baker
Hillview Drive
Marion
Charles Penningroth
Baker
Seventh Ave
Sixth Street
Trpal
Parsons
Toyko (Ap
Mongolia
Moscow
Thirteenth Street
Loren Hullinger, Jr
China
Sat
Lurday
Unified White, Negro Poverty Fight Is Urged
A photo caption accompanies a picture page highlighting calls for a unified effort to combat poverty among White and African American communities. The image foregrounds cooperative action and social welfare themes, reflecting a period tone.
City Briefs and Local Crime Notes Set
Dismissal of charges for LeRoy Boots and Eugene Lowman of Springville follows failure to pay mobile home registration fees in municipal court. A camera theft on Cottage Grove Ave and a water pump theft at a Marion site are reported, with losses of 50 and 175 dollars respectively. Civil rights leader Bayard Rustin spoke at Iowa City Macbride Auditorium on the crisis of poverty and movement, urging white poor to act alongside Black citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeRoy Boots
Eugene Lowman
Springville
Municipal
Lake Okoboli
Tropic
Iowa City
Macbride
Youth 19 Fined 75 After Chase
Douglas J. Lacy 19 of 1317 Twenty-first avenue W was fined 75 dollars and costs in municipal court for speeding and turning off car lights to avoid arrest after a chase by Patrolman Jack Hines. The pursuit began on Sixth Street SW as Lacy sped toward Blawkeye Downs, then toward the north gate where the gate closed. the judge imposed 50 dollars for turning off lights and 25 dollars for speeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Municipal Court
Lela £. Ginkens
Oakland Road
Stephen J. Kebrer
Thirty-sixth Street
William G. Harrington
Texas Avenue
Gene W. Bower
Thirty First Street
Benjamin T. Peterson
First Avenue
Craig A. Aswegan
Thirty-eighth Street
Gordon A. Hollenbeck
Eighth Avenue
Marion
George A. Antotk
Second Street
Dolores M. Siver
Fifth Avenue
James D. White
Bruce A. Hop
Indiandale Raad
Douglas J. Laty
Twenty-first Avenue
William Wells
Sixth Street
Donald R. Bishop
West Des Moines
James L. Pearson
Oklahoma Avenue
Elmer D. Bahnsen
Wyoming
William L. Knake
Third Strect
Johnny Rosehiman
Tenth Street
Maxine F. Hebel
Shellsburg
Leone BE. Brock
Center Point Road
da An
Ralph V. Norton
Olin
Leon English
Center Street
Douglas J. Lacy
Benjamin J. Peterson
Tiret Avenue
Ruth H. Coburn
Third Avenue SE
Bixthe
Archie L. Erickson
Floyd T. Parsons
Highland Drive
Jack Hines
Lacy
Blawkeye Downs
Hines
Howard McLaughlin
Cuban Students Protest Yanks
Cuban students marched from Havana University to the Swiss occupied U S embassy building Friday night in protest of American troops stationed there. Floyd T Parsons 56 of 253 Highland Drive NW Havana was fined 100 dollars plus costs in municipal court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Havana University
U.S
Floyd T. Parsons
Guantanamo Bay
Havana Highland Drive
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