Daily Record police blotter and forecast notes
Win and others fined for speeding and traffic signals. Five day forecast predicts mild temperatures with some showers, rainfall expected none this period, a list of local weather details and notices of deaths and births in Iowa communities.
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Tamparaturys Torsdey
Ieapeis
Frances B
Tee i
Schrader
Sith Avenue
Sei
Dean A. Wagner
Northsant BA al Ecoan
Elwood Dive NE
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Schmidh
Eleventh Avenue
Swingen M. Posses
Mt. Vernon
Stephen
Bader
iJnue SF
Harley J. Kephart
Fifth Street
James W. Mesge
Itedesert
Steven D. Hawnvermant
Sternom
Engle Road
Pam
Phillip &. Netolicky
Ai Mens
Alex
Dor Batchelor
Sun
Dennis
Cerney
Hinwashit
Harley
Mississippi
Kephart, Jr
McGregor
Douglas Ozias
Dubuque
Street
Marion
Davenport Keokuk
Refund Debates Over City Rates Continue In Court
The state utility act took effect and the commerce commission oversaw out of town births and regulation. The Iowa-Illinois case saw appeals to restore city ordinance rates and require the company to file with the utility commission within 30 days for refunds to customers. A motorcycle collision near Fourth Street and G Avenue NW injured Wayne Aldridge, with police issuing summonses to the driver. The sequence of rate decisions spans 1961 to the present, with long-running litigation on whether higher rates should be approved and refunds issued.
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Commerce Commission
Wiehtla
Ane
Warld Shenniser
Com L. Paxson
Fifth Avenue
Mission
E. Town
Supreme Court
Iowa-Illinois
Utility Commission
Wayne E. Aldridge
First Avenue
Fourth Street
G Avenue
St. Luke's Hospital Wernes
Aldridge
James Stewart
Inwa City
Aj Company
William W
Stine
H Avenue
Iowa-llinois
The
Electic Company
Funeral Services for Clarence Buchanan at Turner Chapel
Clarence Buchanan funeral services at Turner chapel at 3 p.m. Thursday conducted by Rev. David J. Powell and Migpah lodge. Burial in Cedar Memorial cemetery. Katherine Wilcox Stemiptlé funeral at Turner chapel at 1 30 p.m. Thursday by Dr. R. Franklin Galloway. Burial in Linwood cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel until 1 p.m. Thursday. The casket will not be opened after the service.
Riverside council hears plan for new fire station election
Riverside town council heard Attorney Robert Bates outline the procedure for building a new fire station. Plans were made for an election on the project but no date was set.
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Gorette Riverside
Robert Bates
Four injured in two-car crash near Marion
Four persons were hurt Tuesday at 2 29 p m when a carnival worker driven car ran a stop sign at the junction of highways 13 and 154. Albert Harris 40 of Ashford Ala and Furl Bach 62 of rural Manchester were thrown from their cars. Harris suffered a broken collarbone and lacerations. Mrs Dest er Mellon 00 of Pritchard Ala and Joseph Hogue 40 of Lenox Ia sustained broken bones and cuts. All in fair condition transferred to University of Iowa City and St Luke's Cedar Rapids. Mellon and Hogue face intoxication charges. Harris charges pending.
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Larry Tanner
Hart
Marion
St. Luke's
Earl Bach
Manchester
Iowa City
Conwright
Taid Ujal
Furl Bach
Mancheser
Albert Harris
Ashford
Ala
Bach
Harris
Dester Mellon
Pritchard
Joseph Hogue
Lenox
Uiniverosity
Jews City
St. Luke's Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Wright
Dubuque
Mellon
Hogue
Judge Accepts Guilty Pleas Of 1 Truckers
Municipal Judge Howard McLaughlin accepted guilty pleas from twelve truck drivers charged with weight violations amid a highway crackdown. Bernard De Witte was fined 42.25 for axle weight restrictions. others face pre sentence investigations, with one case sent to the grand jury. Innocent pleas from two drivers were noted, and 10 defendants were ordered to appear again on August 26. Several names and locations are listed among Cedar Rapids drivers. one Feierisen case was referred to the grand jury for sworn testimony.
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Bernard de Witte
Twentysixth Street
Irvin E. Martinson
McLaughlin
Robert Matias
Grand Jury
State Highway Commission
Matias
Highway Commission
Loren Hullinger, Jr
District
David E. Feierisen
E Street
Mali
Iowa
Wells Supply City Water From Wells for First Time
Wells obtained the citys entire water supply from wells for the first time since last winter. Superintendent George Lee reported to the city council that 453,240,000 gallons were pumped in July at a daily average of 14,710,000 gallons. Electric energy used totaled 460,508 kilowatt hours. Raw water hardness averaged 18.9 grains per gallon, reduced to 4.8 grains per gallon after treatment.
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George Lee
Lee
Overweight Truck Case Leads to New Summonses
Judge McLaughlin rejected pleas from several truck owners and ordered new summonses for drivers after an overweight violation of 2, 100 pounds tied to a track permit held by an employer. Matias faced 29 charges as Price was charged and the summons issued on the basis of the employer’s permit.
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Matias
McLaughlin
Fulton Seeks Clarity on Pre-Sentence Probes in 10 Cases
County Attorney Jack Fulton said he will ask Municipal Judge Howard McLaughlin to specify what pre-sentence investigations are needed for 10 truck overload violation cases. The judge ordered an assistant to prepare investigations by Aug 26 for those who pled guilty. Fulton questioned the need for detailed life histories from probation officers and noted his office does not normally conduct such inquiries.
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Jack Fulton
Howard McLaughlin
McLaughlin
du Men
Fulton
Kennedy-Wagner feud shapes potential New York bid
The convention set for September 1 and Kennedy said he will not consider a Senate run without Wagner's express approval. Wagner, at a news conference, declined to endorse Kennedy but praised him as a possible nominee and planned another meeting to hear his position.
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Kennedy
Wagner
Senate
New York
Sammpaige
Goldwater rails against extremism at party meet
In a lengthy address, Senator Goldwater warns against extremism and pledges to rebuild the US alliance, bolster NATO, and pursue a clear foreign policy. He rebukes the idea of a left or right takeover and insists the GOP is the party of peace while defending federal civil rights enforcement.
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Goldwater- Miller
Goldwater
City Budget Passed Without a Single Objection
The 1965 city budget of 11.2443 million dollars was approved by the city council with no dissent from about 100 spectators including around 50 Cedar Rapids firefighters or their auxiliary. Finance Commissioner Stewart Shank outlined increases and decreases, noting a sizable cash balance to be retained and the August 15 filing deadline with the county auditor.
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Cedar Rapids
Stewart Shank
Shank
Bob Johnson
Route Extensions Approved by Cedar Rapids City Lines
The council approved three proposed extensions by Cedar Rapids City Lines Inc for a six month trial. Mayor Bob Johnson may contact the firm to authorize the extensions. extensions follow Center Point Road NE and run via varied streets to reach a loop.
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Cedar Rapids
City Lines, Inc
Bob Johnson
Center Point Road
Center Point
1 Avenue
Oakland Road
Thirty-second Street
Z Avenue
Sukarno Liked By Indonesians Hard To Tell
An AP report from Jakarta notes heavy security around President Sukarno amid limited public opposition. The 1955 elections are referenced as the last, with critics silenced or exiled and government media praising his policies.
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Malaysia Radio
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