Deaths in Iowa prompt various funeral notices
A compilation of death reports from Iowa towns lists Fred G. McGregor, Eva Srittan, Ray Langer, Rufus Williams, Becky Jo Wheeler, and others with service details. Includes births, marriages, and local obituaries. notes church services, cemetary times, and rosaries. Also mentions municipal court fines and upcoming local events alongside national insurance rate overhaul plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oelwein
Rufus Williams
Brant's
Vinton
Becky Jo Wheeler
William Wheeler
Dysart
Urbana
Fry and Zand
Iowa City
Inar Eskildsen
Patrick's Church
Rosary Iagi
Luesday
McGovern
Dwyer
New York
National Bureau of Casualty Underwriters
National Automobile [Underwriters Assu
Alh
City Schools To Team Up In Census
Cedar Rapids will conduct a biannual school census starting mid May in cooperation with Cedar Rapids city officials and the Marion Independent and College Community districts. Data will aid the planning department transportation study under the 1962 federal highway act and may affect federal aid. census will collect names and addresses but will not impact federal funds. The total initial census cost is about 5000 dollars with data processing costs to be shared by two taxing bodies and insurers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Leity
Don Salyer
Salyer
Marion Independent
Inis
Mately
National
Furthe National Automobile Univers
Dixie Bloc Faces Pressure on Civil Rights Vote
Washington AP reports Southern senators press for a vote this week on a compromise jury trial amendment to the civil rights bill. Senator Russell of Georgia, a Dixie leader, insists he will stand firm against threats or pressure and defends his position as reasonable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sen
Russell
D-Ga
Dixie Forces
Record Number Of Iowa Drivers Lose Licenses
Des Moines AP reports April saw record license cancellations by the Iowa State Safety Department with about 1,500 licenses lifted and potential to reach 1,700 by month end. State Safety Commissioner William Sueppel cites warning of fatal consequences of violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Hoffa
Hoffa Faces New Trial Amid Tense Labor Debate
In Washington the labor movement and hearings on Hoffa's influence persist as the federal jury found him guilty of tampering in Chattanooga. He battles mounting legal costs while awaiting the outcome of the current trial amid pressure from U.S. and Soviet parties regarding union leadership and international policy shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoffa
Chattanooga
Andy Washington
U.S
Laos
Union Day Celebrated in Dar es Salaam Festivities
In Dar es Salaam union day was observed with day-long events. The celebration marked Tanganyika and Zanzibar joining, featuring official ceremonies and public gatherings across the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dar ES Salaam
UPI
Tanganyika
Zanzibar
Readers Seek Your Ad In The Classifieds Today
Readers hunt for want ads as opportunities to buy or sell items and services. The notice urges placing an advertisement promptly to reach local readers and maximize response.
Road Worker Finds $2000 in Securities
Davenport AP report notes a state highway department maintenance employee found more than $2000 in negotiable federal securities along Interstate 80 in Davenport while gathering rubbish. He advertised for the owner, Richard Little of Davenport, to claim the fund, which included $50 and $100 Federal Reserve notes and treasury bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Richard &. Little
Federal Reserve
Treasury
Oelwein Youth Charged in Rape Case Linked to Dance Incident
An 18 year old Oelwein youth is charged with rape in connection with an incident after a dance in Oelwein on Saturday night. A 16 year old Arlington girl reported the belt and money involved. another Oelwein boy, 17, is in juvenile custody after turning himself in. The case centers on events around the Ottumwa area and a Saturday dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oelwein
William
Deaths of Harvey O Connor and others in Cedar Rapids area
Obituary notices report the death of Harvey Haden O Connor 1136 Weare Ave NE Cedar Rapids a retired Penick Ford employee aged 113 born July 5 1896 in Coggan married Margaret Quimby Sept 2 1942 survivors include wife two sons four grandsons three great grandchildren three sisters two brothers and extended family. Memorial services at Turner chapel with Cedar Memorial burial. Also noted are Ralph A Seibert Jr former Cedar Rapids U S Civil Service office head and veteran with services held Normandy Missouri burial Gates Karensue-Kuba funeral home Malta Chapter 58 8 8. Mary Francis Novak Elery Turner Schwichtenberg Max Robert Turner Joseph T Ziskaveky memorial details and cemetery arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey H. O'Connnor
Harvey Haden O'Connor
Weare Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Penick & Ford
Coggan
Margaret Quimby
Toddville
Robert H
Donald C
Lakewood
Calif
Nellie Brink
Ethel
Lydia Pyiueghaupt
Howard
Mt. Vernon
Alfred C
Marion
Turner
Normandy
Ralph A. Seibert, Jr
Seibert
American Legion
Jean
Ralph
Gates
Karensue
Kuba
William B. Hornish
Qalchill Cementery
Novak
Mary Francis
D. A. Loferski
Malta
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Elery A
John W. Ried
Burjal
Cedar Memorial
Schwichtenberg
Max Robert—Turner
L Ziskaveky
Joseph T.—Tur
A. PF. Frankhauser
Linwood
Czechs Apologize For Bavarian Arrests
In Munich a Czech border official apologized to West Germany for the seizure of a farmer and his two sons on Bavarian soil by Czech guards. The incident near Kleeburz saw the trio returned to Czechoslovakia. investigation found they were inside Germany when seized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munich
UPI
Czechoslovakia
West Germany
Kleeburz
West
Germany
Baya Jtian
Gazette To Bel Dairy Award Co-Sponsor
AMES The Cedar Rapids Gazette will co sponsor an annual Distinguished Dairy man Awards program to honor Iowa s outstanding dairy producers. Other sponsors are the Iowa State Dairy Assn and the Iowa State extension service. Nomination forms due by July 1 for 1964 awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Iowa
Iowa State Dairy Assn
Iowa State Extension Servce
Don Voelker
Iowa State
Tom Lyon
The
Town Dairy Assn
Iowa State Dairy Association
American Dairy Association of Iowa
Iowa Purebred Dairy Cattle Council
Rex Conn
Gazette
Milt Nelson
Engle Fights On In Face Of Health Battle
Engle says he has never lost a political battle and remains confident as polls show he is not losing. He notes loyal constituents and his representation, and reveals doctors advised him to conserve strength to focus on regaining health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thom
Paving Project $54 000 Contract To Be Let May 7
Linn county board of supervisors will let a 54000 paving contract on Thirtieth street drive SE just outside Cedar Rapids city limits. The project extends the road east three quarters of a mile with an 80 foot right of way. Property owners fronting the line face 25 00 per front foot toward the paving cost while grading and subsurface work are county responsibility. The plan uses Portland cement in an eight inch layer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Linn County Board of Supervisors
Hearing Slated On Protest by C R Matorisi
Ex astronaut John Glenn returns to Wilford Hall for tests to decide if more treatment is needed for a disabling ear injury. He and wife Anne traveled from Houston and will remain a few days for examinations. In Iowa, Reynald W. Curtis seeks review of a license suspension by public safety on drunken driving and related incidents, with a June 2 hearing scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SAN Anionio
John Glenn
Wilford Hall Air Force Hospital
Glenn
Anne
Houston
Reynald W. Curtis
Cedar. Rapids
Linn County
Pierre Salinger
State Department of Public
Tial
Engle
Carrell
B. Z. Max
Curtis
Department of Public Safety
Palo Justice of the Peace
Monroe
Iowa
Louisiana
Gas War Continues At Gas Stations Across The City
The article records a price war where major stations sell regular gasoline for 40.9 to 42.9 cents per gallon. Further cuts were limited, with weekly reductions of about one cent since last Friday. Dealers expect price movements to keep competitive, with a major company official saying they will not lose business due to under-cutting rivals.
Des Moines Youth Sentenced in Vehicle Tampering Case
Roger M Fontanini eighteen of Des Moines was sentenced to thirty days in jail with five days credit and twenty five days suspended on restitution for damage to a car. He pled guilty to tampering with a motor vehicle after allegedly kicking doors punching a window and smashing others at a car owned by Daniel Hewitt near Ellis park. Fontanini was with four other youths at a party at the Ellis park boathouse when the incident occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger M. Fontanini
Des Moines
Lina County
B. J. Maxwell
Fontanini
Daniel
Lee Hewitt
Seventh Street
Ellis Park
Hewitt
Ellis Park Boat Ramp
Ellis Park Boathouse
Board Okays Purchase Of Compaction Roller
The Linn county board of supervisors on Tuesday purchased a pneumatic pull-type compaction roller for road work for 1,467.10 from Vivian Equipment Co. of Ames, after a low bid. Unsuccessful bidders included Cartwright Supply Co. Cedar Rapids based firms and Des Moines Mainline Equipment Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County Board of Supervisors
Vivian Equipment Co., Inc
Ames
Cartwright Supply Co
Altorfer Machine Co
James W. Bell Co
Herman M. Brown, Co
Cedar Rapids
Hanstrom-Hubly Tractor Co
Marion
Mainline Equipment Co
Des Moines
Syria Abrogates Pact With Iraq Over Commander Delay
Damascus reports the ruling revolutionary council has abrogated the military union treaty with Iraq citing Iraq's failure to appoint a new commander in chief of the unified armed forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damascus
Syria
Revolutionary Council
Iraq
Court challenge blocks local ordinances in Iowa case
A judge declares the department exceeding authority and effectively attempts to extend statutes beyond their reach. Curtis will keep his driving license until the case is resolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Partment
Towa
Curtis
Constable Quits Post In Marion Township
Resignation of Alvin J. Teigeler of Marion township was accepted by the Linn county board of supervisors effective May 16. He cites illness in the family and a planned move to Port Huron Michigan. Also noted: First National Bank of Marion sues Joe A. Goldsberry by writ of replevin for possession of a 1963 non vertible submobile valued at 2296.22. Milan W. Freese forecloses on a mechanic's lien against John and Edith Lisle. Mel V. Smoker sues Robert Walter Smoker in separate maintenance action.
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Alvin J. Teigeler
Eighth Street
Marion
Marion Township
Linn Courty ‘Board of Supervisors
Teigeler
Port Huron
Mich
First National Bank of
Joe A. Goldsberry
Milan W. Freese
John Lisle
Edith Lisle
Mel V. Smoker
Robert Walter Smoker
Webster City clerk Vanishes on trip to Des Moines
Webster City deputy district Elks official Doug Long, 38, left home Friday claiming city business in Des Moines and planned Elks club visits in Des Moines and Boone. He checked in at Des Moines lunch club and did not appear at a civil service office or Boone club. Authorities from Des Moines join the search and the Iowa Bureau of Criminal Investigation reviews available information and possible motives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster City
Doug Long
Des Moines
Elks Clubs
Maine
Boone
Long
The
Elks
Civil Service
Boone Elles Club
E. R. Lear
Hheyet
Lear
T. A.thompson
Iowa Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Maynard Weil Residents Told to Conserve Water
Maynard residents are urged to conserve water as the town pump broke down Monday. A new well is being drilled to restore supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard Weil Maynard
Lare
Cama Health Update Prompts Review Of Care Measures
A fragmentary health brief mentions Cama Good Health and raises questions about care measures and overall health program performance. Stakeholder statements reference standards and possible improvements, though details are sparse due to the damaged source.
Turkish Cypriots Fire On Kyrenia Pass In Cyprus Clash
Greek Cypriot forces launched shelling at the Turkish held Kyrenia pass and briefly attacked the Crusader castle of St Hilarion from nearby positions. Twenty seven shells have fallen inside the castle since the offensive began Saturday. UN peacekeeping chief Gyani called the actions a pre planned surprise and warned of implications for the UN role in Cyprus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal McClure
Nicosia
Cyprus
Kyrenia
St. Hilarion
U.N
Prem. Singhi Gyani
Government of
Gyani
USN
Se Curity Council
Aircraft Ferry Vessel Ablaze at Ship Yard
MOBILT AP reports the aircraft ferry vessel Crotan was on fire at a ship yard on Tuesday. The extent of the blaze is not immediately known as eight fire companies respond to the incident.
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Daily Record
Lowa
Treer
Frank M. Henry
United Presbyterian Church
Erickson’s. McGragor
Fred G. Siegelé
Francis de Sales
Rosary
Schmitz and
Sona
Ray R. Langer
Gale
Backus
Minn
Sery
Murdoch’s
Friends
Wed
Uesday
McGregor
Fred Sigele
Thorn
Burg
Tow
Pau
Ache
Nonaig
C. Avenue
Willan McGuire
Sioux Lane
St. Luke's
David Conrad
London
Marvin Sherman
Alburnett
Cecil McAllister
Duane Schlatter
Nineteenth Street
Richard Plowman
Walker Street
Dwight McConnell
Tenth Street
Barbara Coulinge
James Doolin
Mary Miller
Kenneth Miller
Anne Zakostelecky
Frank Zakostelecky
Carl DeSave
Myrtle Warner
Clifford
L. Higgins
Cedar
Rapide
Linda
Darrah
Robert L. Pose, Jr
Robins
Carla Miicutecky
Cedar Rapis
Municipal Court
Jan L. Gelgen
D Avenue
Ivan H. Boyd
Joseph J. Nemec
Twenty- Fifth Street
Gladys Li
Cisler
Highth Avenue
Gordon FL Wilson
Fourteenth Avenue
Kenneth L. Steele
Culver Street
Sherrill K. Whitworth
Larry L. Phillippe
Eleventh Street
Edwin O. Olson
Mason City
Gerald D. Mara
Maurice A. Clancy
Second Avenue
Marilyn ¥. Kinge
Northwood Drive
Wayne
W. Whiteman
Miami Drive
David
Folkedah
Delbert D. Rowse
Oakland Road
Robert R. Knell
Regent Street
Gary L. Martin
Terry Drive
Donald J. Moon
Eighth Avenue
William J. Phelps
Hedwin
Olson
Maynard Phillips
Valentine
Neb
Dixie Bloc
Hoffe
Wuling
Jelwein
Prop
Pierson
Ellis Blvd
Bel Dairy
ANS Hopeednick
William G. Harrington
C.R. Matorisi
Iowa Department of Publc Safety
Inwa
INCE
John E. Lapes
3Rd Ave
Monahan. Stewart Funeral Home
41St Ave
WM. J. Stewart
James F. Stewart
Cama
Cess Ata
Tyrence
John B. Turner & Son
MOO
Sarond Ava
Froneew
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