Five Day Forecast And Local Weather Notes
Five day forecast shows average highs 77 to 83 and lows 53 to 62 with no significant precipitation. Thursday high 76 and overnight low 59, Friday noon 72 with rain none for August total 7.05 inches. Reports include station data, dates, and a list of local traffic fines and obituaries for several communities.
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Atlanta
Bismarck
Minerapolis Oe
N. Orleans
New York
Houston
L. Angeles
Washington
Weather Bureau
Gazette
Geneva Corp Seeks Variations for Low Rent Hotel Plan
Geneva Corp proposes a 13 story apartment hotel at 444 Third Street SE near Cedar Rapids loop and asks the boards to waive height side yard and rear yard limits. It seeks a 46 sq ft per family lot area and a smoke enclosure waiver for a 146 ft high building to house low income elderly residents.
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Geneva Corp
Cedar Rapids Loop
Board of Adjustment
Building Board of Appeal
Iowa i
Local Notices Report From Cedar Rapids Area
Aug 29 lists births for several families, names and addresses provided. Legal notices show marriages with paired names, and numerous traffic fines and violations with names and addresses, plus a fire incident at Fourth Avenue and Fourth Street SE and a meter bond forfeiture.
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Louis H. Ford
Southland Street
Frank L. Rinderknecht
Sixteenth Street
John F. Winkler
Ely
Alvin H. Bockenstedt
Fourth Avenue SE
Keith B. Frazier
Fortieth Street
James Whitford
K Avenue NW
Gary Schuch
Thirty-fifth Street
Marion
Robert Peck
Tipton
Don Seaberg
Owen Street NW
Ronald Doubek
Fourth Avenue
Fourth Street
Fifteenth Avenue
M Street
Brentwood Place
Local Robbery Suspect Arraigned in District Court
John L. Schaepperkoetter 24 was arraigned on aggravated robbery in district court. Bond set at 5 000 with escapee status from Ft. Madison penitentiary. Judge Vietor ordered full bond payment for release and set 11 a.m. Sept. 16 for appearance after a Service Station robbery attempt at 2020 Sixth Street SW where 18 year old attendant John P. O'Brien was held up.
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John L. Schaepperkoetter
Harold Vietor
Schaepperkoetter
Ft.Madison
Vietor
Sixth Street
John .P. O’brien
Insurance suit filed over unpaid truck firm premium
Truck Insurance Exchange sues Cedar Rapids Steel Transportation Inc in district court for 26 705 56 dollars alleging failure to pay premiums on a policy in force from October 1 1964 to October 1 1967.
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Cedar Rapids Steel Transportation, Inc
Truck Insurance Exchange
Italians Stop Work in Protest of Czechoslovakia Occupation
Tens of thousands across Italy halted work for five minutes on Friday in a protest against the occupation of Czechoslovakia, signaling broad public opposition.
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Rome
Italy
Czechoslovakia
Humphreys Seeks Opinion on Linn County Attorney Vacancy
Republican candidate Lloyd Humphreys asks William Faches for a formal ruling on whether Linn County Attorney will be vacant from November 5 to January. The request aims to clarify ballotability and the filing process for the short-term post amid ongoing election plans.
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Humphreys
Linn
Lloyd Humphreys
County Atty
William Faches
Faches
Board of Supervisors
Faches Told the Gazette
Jack Fulton
Humphrey
Scolaro
Culver Blasts Chicago Police Handling of Democratic Convention
Rep Culver denounced Chicago authorities over police conduct at the Democratic convention. He criticized Mayor Daley and warned that excessive preparations and provocation could spark violence. He argued a free press in a free society must be protected and urged restraint amid clashes.
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Chicago
Democratic National Committee
Culver
Richard J. Daley
Soviet Union
Deaths Tracy May Jarvis in Cedar Rapids area
Tracy May Jarvis died after a short illness. She was born June 14, 1890 in Ionia Kansas and moved to Cedar Rapids two months ago. Survived by son William J. Jarvis three grandchildren one great grandchild and sisters Grace Strine and Allie Kent. Services will be held Tuesday at Bryant Fryberger funeral home in Great Bend Kansas after removal from Brush chapel Cedar Rapids.
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Tracy May Jarvis
William J. Jarvis
Devonwood Avenue
Charles B. Jarvis
Ionia
Kaw
Cedar Rapids
Grace Strine
Kansas City
Allie Kent
Sun City
Ariz
Ariz. Mrs. Jarvis Will Be Taken From the Brush Chapel In Cedar Rapids
Bryant Fryberger
Great Bend
Kan
Evelyn Woodford 53 dies after brief illness
Evelyn Frances Woodford of 2060 Franklin Avenue NE died Friday after a short illness. Born January 28, 1915 in Cedar Rapids she married Clinton R. Woodford April 22, 1939. Survived by husband and sister Mrs Clarence Krizek. Memorial service Tuesday 1 pm Chapel of Memories Cedar Memorial. Burial Cedar Memorial cemetery. Heart fund donation suggested.
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Evelyn Frances Woodford
Franklin Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Clinton R. Woodford
First Christian Church
Clarence Krizek
Bertil N. Lovain
First Covenant Church
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Cedar Memorial
Heart Fund
Batterson Rites Set In Oelwein For Cedar Rapids Woman
Lucille M. Batterson 41 of 1560 Fifth Avenue SE Cedar Rapids died Thursday. She worked for National Cash Register Co and was born March 2 1927 in Oelwein now living in Cedar Rapids since 1962. She was a member of Immaculate Conception Catholic Church. Survived by parents Bruce and wife in Oelwein Walter and Mrs. William B Ott also of Oelwein. Memorial services 10 AM Saturday Sacred Heart School gym Oelwein. Rosary 8 PM Friday Brant Funeral Home Oelwein with calling hours.
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Lucille M. Batterson
Fifth Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids
National Cash Register Co
Oelwein
Immaculate Conception Catholic Church
Bruce Batterson
Walter
William B. Ott
Sacred Heart
Memorial Services for Marie-Kuba Held at St Mark's
Memorial services for Marie-Kuba were held at 10 a.m. Saturday conducted by the Rev. Gilbert M. Field of St Mark's Methodist Church. Burial followed at Linwood.
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Brim
Marie — Kuba
Sheme
Gilbert M. Field
1St. Mark’s Methodist Church
Linwood
Ray Sees Conventions Still Best for Nominating
Republican candidate Robert Ray rejected replacing conventions with national primaries. In Cedar Rapids he argued the convention system remains a representative method and may need revisions. He criticized the Chicago Democratic convention as bossism and warned national primaries would bar nonwealthy candidates and be costly.
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Robert Ray
America
Ray
Cedar Rapids
Chicago
Muskie Flexes Support As Convention Divides On Vietnam
The six foot five senator Muskie 54 Roman Catholic with Senate tenure since 1959 frames the party split over how to end the Vietnam war. He backs a Humphrey plank calling for a bombing halt only if Hanoi reciprocates militarily while pursuing peace talks in Paris. McCarthy argues for electing war critics to the Senate to shape foreign policy. Julian Bond withdrew from insurgent bid after failing to meet the 35 age requirement.
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Humphrey
Richard Nixon
Muskie
Senate
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Paris
McCarthy
Julian Bond
Georgia
Campaign across Iowa focuses on strength and resources
Ray discusses the demands on candidates and funds in a limited primary. He tours major towns days before a booth showdown with Robert Beck and Donald Johnson. The primary is next Tuesday with polls showing Ray ahead. He notes Beck’s prior GOP gubernatorial bid as a potential edge and seeks a balance of urban and rural support. Crime and lawlessness have overtaken tax as top issues.
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Cacter
Ray
Robert Beck
Donald Johnson
Beck
G.O.P
Towa
Armed Men Rob Gas Station for $123 At Martin Service
Two masked Black men robbed the Martin service station at 201 Eighth avenue SE at midnight, taking $123. The attendants described one robber as about 5 feet 6 inches and the other about 6 feet, both wearing hooded covers with eye slit vision and black caps. They fled on foot.
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Martin
Eighth Avenue SE
Howard L. Cobb
Fifth Avenue SE
Cobb
Kidnapping Drama Ends With FBI Chase and Missing Money
A ransom plot involving the Stafford family unfolds with a friend of the family, Red Tracton, coordinating through telephone calls and a staged meeting. Police chase ensues after a suspect attempts to flee with a kidnapped child, shots fired, a motorist injured, and the money dropped as agents close in. No threat to the child was reported.
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Red Tracton
Tracton
FBI
Misty
Susan
Doherty
Homer Hart
Los Angeles
Hart
Anderson
John Factor
Factor
Roger Touhy
Chicago
Jake the Barber
Touhy
Clinton Anderson
Staffords
Stafford
Joanne
Salsman Given Suspended Sentence on Suspended License
Alan James Salsman 22 of 1703 First Avenue SE received a 30 day suspended sentence for driving while his license was suspended. Cedar Rapids police arrested him last Friday. Municipal Judge John Reilly imposed the suspended term.
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Second Avenue
Charles J. Kubalek
Cedar Rapids
Gordon M. Baker
Sixth Avenue
Marion
Sheryl A. Cross
Suez Lane
David W. Westphal
Sixteenth Avenue
Charles Earnest Avis
Vernon Hill Boulevard
James Warren Kauffman
Valley View Drive
Carolyn I. McCabe
Carlisle Street
Robert K. Oliver
Waterloo
Sylvester Lee Green
Des ‘Moines
Robert Ray ‘Elliott
Arnold D. ‘Deeds
Twenty-seventh Street
Cecil A. Edgeton
Fourth Street
Richard Allen Howard
Fifth Street
Ronald Alan Robinson
Edgewood Road
J. W. Herbert Ross
Alan James Salsman
First Avenue SE
Salsman
John Reilly
Hajek Arrives in Vienna After Belgrade Trip
Czech Foreign Minister Jiri Hajek arrived in Vienna with his family from Belgrade. It was unclear if he would return to Prague.
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Vienna
Jiri Hajek
Belgrade
Prague
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Ellis Boulevard
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