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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1963

Page

2

Weather Summary for Friday and Weekend Forecast

High and low temperatures listed for major cities with precipitation totals. Forecast calls for occasional showers and thunderstorms Saturday night with then partly cloudy conditions Sunday, highs in the 60s, cooler Monday. Includes barometer, humidity, wind at Municipal airport, and sunrise sunset times. The data also notes year ago figures.

Bismarck Minneapolis Chicago N. Orleans Denver New York Duluth Omaha L. Angeles Phoenix Miami Seattle Municipal

Losses From Checks Reported in Marion

Police report two checks totaling 721 dollars lost Friday afternoon near the House of Trophies. The checks included a 500 dollar Collins credit union payroll check and a 221 dollar Collins payroll check, both unendorsed and in a payroll envelope. Other items list traffic fines and public notices in Marion and surrounding areas.

John Michalowski Twenty-eighth Street Marion House of Trophies Third Avenue Michalowski Collins Credit Union Collins Burlington Keokuk

Rockefeller’s Quiet Wedding and High Society Ties

The planned quiet marriage of Mrs. Rockefeller and Mrs. Murphy grows to a 25 guest affair with a Europe trip ending at Rockefeller’s Venezuela ranch. Both heiresses, they divorced on grounds of mental anguish after long marriages, with four children each and custody to be arranged.

Europe Rockefeller Ranch Venezuela Murphy Rockefeller Mary Todhunter Clark Philadelphia Rockefellers

Obituary Notices from Various Iowa Towns

Multiple death notices list ages and service details for Elkader Rock Island Postville Arlington Anamosa Sigourney Walker Traer Edgewood Apple ton and Wyoming residents. Services are scheduled across churches and funeral homes with ro saries beforehand and dates emphasized.

Elkader William H. Muller Rock Island Witt’s McNamara’s. Sigourney Charles Showman Nimmer’s. Walker Frank Assmuss Sacred Heart Church Howe’s Independence Traer Frank Stoakes Erickson's Edgewood Ralph “Barney” Sherman Greeley Appleton’s Wyoming Ben D. Schrader Wallace’s Wallace's

King Saud Leaves Paris After Month of Treatment

King Saud of Saudi Arabia departs Paris returning home after a nearly month long medical treatment stay in the French capital. He had traveled to Paris for care and was accompanied by a small entourage.

Paris Saud

Credit Unions Seen As Antidote To Communism Abroad

Morgan argues credit unions offer democratic ownership and self-help, aiding Peru’s mountain communities and opposing creeping socialism at home. He cites US aid and a five-speaker agenda at the Roosevelt hotel as sessions probe Credit Union Perspectives for the 1960s.

Peru Morgan

Drunk Driving Case Leads to Fort Madison Term and Parole

Loren D Bliss aged 38 received one year in the state penitentiary at Fort Madison followed by a bench parole after pleading guilty to a drunk driving charge. He was arrested April 14 in the Linn county jail parking lot after a brief release from 60 days served on a previous drunk driving conviction. Kenneth L Beatty, 27, of 212 Fifth avenue SW, is in the county jail for 30 days after Judge Donald P Barnes found him guilty of contempt of court for failing to pay court-ordered support in a divorce action.

Loren D. Bliss Fort Madison B. J. Maxwell Bliss Linn County Kenneth L. Beatty Fifth Avenue SW Donald P. Barnes

Censure of Illinois U for Prof Koch Firing

The American Association of University Professors censured the University of Illinois for firing Biology Professor Leo Koch over a campus newspaper letter endorsing premarital sex. The AAUP ruled Koch should have had a formal hearing and that President David Henry erred in his dismissal without process.

SAN Francisco American Assn University of Illinois Leo Koch Koch Association David Henry

Collins Marine Corps Contracts Tally Over $1.3 Million

Collins Radio Co. has been awarded two Marine Corps contracts totaling over $1.3 million. One contract exceeds $1 million for single sideband radio equipment for field communications shelters. The other is about $300,000 for a high frequency mobile communications system and power supplies.

Collins Radio Co Marine Corps

Youth Labeled Ringleader of Race Bombers

A 16 year old Chicago youth described as a brilliant chemist led a group of teens in a string of fire bombings targeting Negro homes on the South Side. Police say the ringleader earned the nickname the mad bomber and the mad scientist. Several suspects were arrested with Molotov cocktails and gasoline at a shared headquarters apartment. Edward Gustafson and Gregory Guehring face arson charges, while others face arson or disorderly conduct counts.

Chicago South Side Drew Brown Brown Gustafson Gregory Guehring William McIinerney

City Briefs Highlight Local Weekend Notices and Honors

City Briefs cover Camp Pendleton return of Pfc. James W. Johnson after 25 days with his parents and local items from bowling events at Magnificent Tropic Lanes. Highlights include injuries to Steven Olsen and Ralph Smith reporting windshield damage at Allen Motor Co. plus college admission news from Carnegie Tech and an Air Force promotion for R W McDermott.

Camp James W. Johnson William T. Johnson Route Three Camp Pendleton Calif

Local TV News Update With Jim Fee Tonight

KCRG TV 9 reporter Jim Fee brings an area update with film scenes featured. The segment airs Saturday night at 10 as a final news package.

Kcrg-Tv Jim Fee

Deaths Elizabeth J Reece Cedar Rapids resident 50 years

Elizabeth J. Reece widow of Aaron G. Reece of 616 Fifth Street SW Cedar Rapids died in a local hospital after a long illness. Born November 25 1872 in Carthage Illinois she is survived by two daughters Pearl J. Reece and Mrs Tressie Bird eight grandchildren ten great grandchildren and a son Carl E. Reece who predeceased her in 1945. Graveside services will be held at Linwood cemetery Monday at 1 30 p m Rev Warren L Feller officiating. The casket will not be opened Turner chapel in charge. Donations to a charity of choice are suggested.

Elizabeth J. Reece Aaron G. Reece Fifth Street Cedar Rapids Carthage Ill Pearl J. Reece Tressie Bird Decatur Carl E. Reece

Cedar Rapids Woman Christina Hasik Dies at 86

Christina Hasik 86 of 1518 Fourth Street SW Cedar Rapids died early Saturday. Born in Czechoslovakia on December 10, 1876 she is survived by four daughters Sylvia Gandy Gilbert Feiereisen Lorene Miller and Mrs Thomas Ray two grandchildren and two great grandchildren a sister and a brother. A daughter died in 1957. Services at Beatty Bearle funeral home Monday at 1 30 p.m. with Rev A T Washington burial Cedar Memorial friends may call Sunday after 11 p.m.

Christina Hasik Fourth Street Cedar Rapids Czechoslovakia Sylvia Gandy Gilbert Feiereisen Lorene ‘Miller Waterloo Thomas Ray Cedar Falls Mary Benes Clearwater Fla Edward Junek Texas

Widowed Sophia Hoffman Dies at Cedar Rapids Age 83

Sophia W Hoffmann widow of Nelson E Hoffman of 2010 Johnson avenue NW Cedar Rapids died early Saturday aged 83 born December 26 1877 in Hamburg Germany. Survived by two daughters Hazel Funk and Mrs Harold Hepker Cedar Rapids two grandchildren and five great grandchildren. A 50 year member of the Royal Neighbors Tama services at Turner Chapel 1 30 Monday Rev Elmer C Boom Faith EUB church burial Cedar Memorial friends may call.

Sophia W. Hoffman Nelson E. Hoffman Johnson Avenue NW Cedar Rapids Hamburg Germany Hazel K. Funk Harold E. Hepker Hoffman Royal Neighbors Tama Turner Chapel Elmer C. Boom Faith EUB Cedar Memorial

Funeral Rites Held For Margaret Murphy and Arthur Muehlenberg

Margaret Murphy funeral at Immaculate Conception Church scheduled for Monday at 10:30 conducted by Very Rev Msgr William A Roach. Burial at Mt Calvary. Friends may call at Monahan Stewart funeral home after 1 pm Sunday. Arthur Muehlenberg funeral at Rohn funeral home Monday at 1 30 conducted by Rev John W Ried of First Lutheran Church. Burial Linwood.

Local Man Sentenced to 30 Days for Assault and Battery

Elmer L. Trumpold, 52, of 721 Seventh Avenue SE, pled guilty in municipal court Saturday to assault and battery and was sentenced to 30 days in jail by Judge Howard McLaughlin. The judge revoked a 30 day suspended sentence from December 1, ordering it served consecutively. a prior suspended sentence also stemmed from an assault and battery charge.

Elmer L. Trumpold Seventh Avenue SE Charles Hawk Bowling Street Patrick Steichen Second Avenue Phillip Spiegel First Avenue East Kenneth Kubik Thirty-fourth Street Patricia Haddy Dalewood Avenue Doreen Dugan Thirty-first Street Howard McLaughlin Trumpold McLaughlin

Motorcyclist Injured In Underpass Collision

Abner Hall, 39, of 2629 Mt Vernon Road SE, suffered a forehead laceration and abrasions to his left hand with minor neck and shoulder injuries Friday when his motorcycle hit the concrete approach of the railroad underpass at Hawthorne Drive SW about 150 feet west of Burlington Street SW. He was treated at Mercy Hospital and released. Police charged him with failure to have his vehicle under control.

Abner Hall Mt. Vernon Road Railroad Hawthorne Drive Burlington Street Mercy Hospital

White collar revolution and education needs in Iowa

Analysis of employment trends notes a shift from unskilled to higher skilled work as industrial sophistication grows. McCollum cites factors like economy growth, deindustrialization in coal regions, demographics, and changing gender work expectations. Education must adapt to a rising white collar workforce demanding lifelong training.

McCollum Sophistica Wellar Saprme Drift Church of Our Society New Hiawatha United Churches Christ Russell Rasmussen

Girl Fractures Leg After Running Into Car in Tama

Ginnie Brown 5, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Brown, suffered a fractured and lacerated right leg Friday after colliding with the left side of a car at Park avenue and Nineteenth street SE. She remained in fairly good condition at St Luke's hospital. Driver Shirley Fremel 27 of 3440 E avenue NW said she was traveling north at 10 to 12 mph. police reported no charges. Archbishop James J. Byrne of Dubuque will visit St Patrick's parish in Tama for confirmation Thursday at 7 30 p m.

James J. Byrne Dubuque St. Patrick’s Parish Tama Ad- Ginnie Brown Franklin Day Brown Park Avenue SE Park Avenue Nineteenth Street SE St. Luke’s Hospital Shirley Fremel E Avenue NW Nineteenth Street

Cedar Rapids church to mark ninety years with nightly services

ETHEL AME church of Cedar Rapids observes its ninetieth anniversary for eight days starting Sunday with daily services at 7 30 p m. The Rev Fellowship for 1963 64 lists Kathleen Roys as president Lois Roys as vice president and treasurer Pam ela Way as secretary. An open house will follow Sunday from 2 to 4 p m at the new parsonage of Sacred Heart church in Oxford Junction.

Bob Alan Chaffee First Presbyterian Church Cedar Rapids Iowa Presbyterian Christian Educators Fellowship Boone Ethel Kathleen Roys Lois Roys Pamela Way Sacred Heart Church Oxford Junction

Marengo Farmer Hurt In Tractor Accident

Special to The Gazette Percy Norton 65 who farms near Marengo is hospitalized with pelvic injuries after being run over by a tractor Friday afternoon He was adjusting the clutch when the machine started up and ran over him

Marengo Percy Norton Norton

Iowa Woman Gets Unemployment Benefits After Reversal

Mrs Joyce Kach of Cedar Rapids was granted unemployment benefits from December 9 1962 to January 15 1963 after the Iowa employment security commission reversed an earlier ruling. The decision said her layoff by Square D Co was due to lack of work and not pregnancy.

Des Moines UPI Iowa Employment Security Commission Joyce Kach Cedar Rapids The Square D Co

Burglary at Empire Motors. $571 Taken

Police investigated a theft at Empire Motors on Center Point Road NE where $571 was stolen from a desk in the office. The office door lock was forced during the Thursday night break in.

Empire Motors Center Point Road

Seventieth Fifth Anniversary of Deaconess Movement Noted

Seventieth fifth anniversary of the Methodist deaconess movement is observed this year. Seven of about 400 deaconesses work in Iowa with none in Eastern Iowa. Msgr Loras J Watters of American Martyrs Retreat House Cedar Falls to speak at Elkader Deanery meeting at St Marys hall Strawberry Point Tuesday 1 30 p m. Volga Methodist Youth elect officers.

Methodist Church Iowa Msgr Loras J. Watters American Martyrs Retreat House Cedar Falls Elkader Associated Council of Catholic Women St. Mary’s Hall Strawberry Point

Liu to Cambodia President to Visit Soon

The Cambodian government announced on Saturday that President Liu of China will make an official visit soon to Phnom Penh. The announcement signals growing high level ties between Cambodia and the People's Republic of China.

Phnom Penh Liu Communist China

Three Teens Injured After Car Crash in Des Moines

Three teens suffered injuries when their car skidded off Indian Hill Road SE, rolled in a ditch, and four occupants were thrown from the vehicle. Driver Richard Bleakley, 17, required head injury observation, Randy Ralston, 16, remained in fair condition, and William John, 18, sustained an elbow injury. Bleakley charged with failure to have his car under control.

Indian Hill Road St. Luke’s Hospital Randy Ralston Des Moines Richard A. Bleakley Cottage Grove Avenue William John Washington Avenue SE Bob Burt Lee Cole Red Fox Road SE Bleakley Burt

Marine helicopter pilot wounded in Saigon clash

A U S marine helicopter pilot was wounded in the leg Saturday by a communist guerrilla bullet in Saigon. The report notes the injury occurred during combat action as U.S. forces engage Communist forces in the city.

Saigon Vietnam U.S. Marine Corps

Annual Retreat for Handicapped Set for June 1-2

The fifth annual retreat for physically handicapped persons will be June 1 and 2 at American Martyrs Retreat House in Cedar Falls. Retreatmaster is Rev. Boniface Fielding with Rev. Louis J. Trzil assisting. Schedule includes registrations, masses, conferences, meals, and social events, with all facilities on one floor and a nurse on duty. Reserve by May 25 at the retreat house box 605 Cedar Falls.

American Martyrs Retreat House Cedar Falls Boniface Fielding Louis J. Trzil Prairieburg Cedar Rapids

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