Five Day Forecast and Local Weather Notes
Five day forecast indicates cooler conditions ahead with temperatures about 3 to 6 degrees below normal from Thursday through Monday. Normal highs range from the upper 70s to lower 80s and lows from mid 50s to lower 60s. Rain and thunderstorms expected Thursday and again Sunday into Monday with .25 to .50 inch rainfall. Also includes daily highs for Tuesday and Wednesday, pollen counts from Linn County Medical Society, and local birth notices and family announcements.
City divorce petitions and traffic court notices read aloud
The page lists divorce petitions for Charles Peters versus Mary Peters De lores Peters and Deloris Welty versus William Welty Jr. along with multiple civil actions, traffic fines, and court notices. It also reports various service and burial notices from Calmar Monticello and other towns with times and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Peters
Mary Delores Peters
Deloris Alice Welty
William W. Welty, Jr
Jane Ann Warkentine
David Lee Warkentine
Michigan Troops Not Called Yet In Racial Strife
Benton Harbor mayor declares state of emergency amid two nights of racial violence. Gov Romney reports an 18 year old Negro shot Tuesday night died, but no immediate National Guard deployment is ordered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benton Harbor
Mich
Wilbert Smith
National Guard
Michigan
George Romney
Lansing
Collins Looks to Improve Sales in 1967 Growth Outlook
Arthur A. Collins reports fiscal year results showing 236,050 dollars or 52.5 cents per share versus 892,000 dollars or 40 cents per share last year. He says the year end backlog and strong technical and management capability support improvement in sales and earnings for 1967 and long-range growth of the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur A. Collins
Hikers Complete 130 Mile Descent From Scotty’s Castle
Two hikers Cliff McAdams and Gordon Ritzman finished a six day 130 mile trek across Death Valley National Monument. They started near sea level and climbed 3000 feet with the last four miles the hardest. Supporters report blisters all over, naturally, as they near West Covina to resume their lives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Death Valley
Cliff McAdams
Gordon Ritzman
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Scotty’s Castle
Rational Monument
Nevada
McAdams
Ritzman
Jean Pierre Marquant
France
Marquant
Bross Yankoff
Broderick
Calif
Imant Samilas
Marion
Ohio
Dick Kittson
West Covina
San Gabriel Valley Tribune
Balboa
Armed Forces Four Area Men Enlist in Army
Four area men entered or planned military service in the Army while others returned home on leave. Stephen G. Shank of Iowa City began officer training, Charles P. Pisarik joined delayed active duty, and Larry W. Doland and Patrick J. Gorman reported for active duty. Leave soldiers include Jackie D. Palmer en route from Vietnam to Fort Eustis for 30 days, Roger L. Houts en route to Aberdeen for 14 days, and Navy Airman Robert Johnston en route from the USS Independence to Memphis for 18 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen G. Shank
Iowa City
Charles P. Pisarik
Memorial Drive SE
Larry W. Doland
Anamosa
Patrick J. Gorman
Nineteenth Street N.W
Army
Jackie D. Palmer
Sfc
Frank Palmer
Third Street
Vietnam
Ft. Eustis
Roger L. Houts
Dale Houts
Alburnett
Aberdeen
Navy
Robert J. Johnston
G. W. Johnston
First Avenue
Uss Independence
Memphis
Ten Charged in Raid on Beach Party at Lake
Johnson county sheriff’s office charged ten in connection with a Sandy Beach party on the Coralville reservoir Tuesday night. Dennis Leonard Akers 21 of Mt. Vernon faced making beer available to a minor. the other nine, aged 18 to 20, were charged with possession of beer as a minor. Seven of the youths were from Mt. Vernon, one from Mason City and one listed as Lubins Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Johnson County
Mt. Vernon
Mason City
Lubins
Iowa
Courthouse News Suit Filed Over Fire Insurance Claims
The Citizen Publications, Inc. sues Mutual Service Casualty Insurance Co. for 61000 claiming policies covering business interruption, fire damage to premises and contents were breached after Aug 1964 fire at 324 Seventh St SE. Plaintiff alleges losses exceed policy limits and cites an acquittal of an arson charge against a company officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Citizen Publications, Inc
Mutual Service Casualty Insurance Co
Seventh Street SE
Refunds Sought For Excess Garnisheed Wages
Donald M. Parks of Cen ter Point asks a writ of mandamus against Linn county Sheriff Walter Grant to recover 58.79 garnisheed from his wages. The suit notes a March 21 municipal court judgment for Culligan Soft Water Co. for 260.81 and argues Iowa law allows only 150 plus costs to be garnished for a four child household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald M. Parks
Rural Center Point
Linn County
Walter Grant
Parks
Culligan Soft Water Co
Iowa
Attacked in Bar Sues for 40891 Damage
Arnold J. Carpenter of 1148 Thirty-fourth Street NE files a 40891.20 dollar personal damage suit against Leon Sauer of Marion alleging an unprovoked attack at Mario Club in Marion on September 12 1964. Carpenter says his right ankle was permanently injured and seeks 30668.40 in punitive damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold J. Carpenter
Thirty-fourth Street
Leon Sauer
Marion
Sauer
Carpenter
Pleads Guilty To Drunk Driving In Minnesota Case
Thomas J. McNally, 42, of 606 Fifth avenue SE, pled guilty before Judge Warren J. Rees to drunk driving, fined 300 dollars plus costs, and had his license revoked for 60 days after his car struck a vehicle in the 1400 block of Fifth Avenue SE. A separate filing shows The Merchants National Bank and Vivi en B. Ragsdale as trustees suing James N. and Barbara J. Doulin for a 9760.02 promissory note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. McNally
Fifth Avenue SE
Warren J. Rees
McNally
Merchants National Bank
Vivien B. Ragsdale
The
Trust
Verna M. Buser
James N
Barbara J. Doolin
Jens Pederson Arrigned on Assault Charge in Center Point
Judge Warren J. Rees set the arraignment for Jens Pederson, 40, of Center Point, at 9 a.m. Friday. Pederson faces an assault with intent to do great bodily harm charge after allegedly stabbing Harlan Moore in the stomach Saturday night in Center Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren J. Rees
Jens Pederson
Center Point
Pederson
Harlan Moore
Senate group backs Europe force reduction proposal
Thirteen members of the Democratic policy committee urged the Senate to record support for a substantial reduction of U S forces in Europe. Senator Mansfield said he discussed the plan with Republican Leader Dirksen and indicated President Johnson would welcome Senate approval to cancel a 15 year old mandate for six American divisions in Europe. Mansfield secured pledges from Fulbright and Russell to allow a direct Senate vote after Labor Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Policy Committee
Senate
U. S
Europe
Mansfield
Montana
Dirksen
Illinois
Johnson
Executive Branch
Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Russell
D-Ga
Armed Services Committee
Pupils Boycott Negro Teachers in Interlachen
In Interlachen Florida half the white pupils at a Putnam county elementary school boycotted classes to protest the assignment of three Negro teachers. About 103 of 200 students were present on Tuesday and fewer than 100 on Monday. A Negro third grade teacher and two Negro part time teachers were assigned to the school, which has several Negro pupils. A protest petition signed by 108 parents will be reviewed by the school board at its regular meeting next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interlachen, Fla
Putnam County
Carey Farrell Jr
Winners of Trading Stamps at All-Iowa Fair
John R. Lefebvre of Fairies won 10 000 free trading stamps given away by the Cedar Rapids Labor Assembly on the final day of the All-Iowa fair. Receiving 1 000 stamps each were Charles Nelson Newhall Mrs Raymond Lerch Vinton Bill Elpert Decorah Cheryl Swigort Oxford Charles Mulvaney Anamosa Jerry Melsa Solon Mrs Marie Hall Grinnell Amelia Wosoha Baldwin Mrs Ruth Dvorak Chelsea Stella Broch Ron Parsons Gordon Jones and Evelyn Klippe all of Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Lefebvre
Fairies
Cedar Rapids Labor Assembly
Charles Nelson
Newhall
Raymond Lerch
Vinton
Bill Elpert
Decorah
Cheryl
Swigort
Oxford
Charles Mulvaney
Anamosa
Jerry Melsa
Solon
Marie Hall
Grinnell
Amelia Wosoha
Baldwin
Ruth Dvorak
Chelsea Stella Bro
Stop Buying Options on Hoover Site
West Branch Iowa The National Park Service halted buying options for land for the Herbert Hoover National Historic Site amid a petition from 35 West Branch business leaders opposing park expansion The city council delayed action on the petition until Sept 12 The dispute centers on a two square block area at the east end of the business district where a federal building and a city park are proposed The park service has secured four of 30 required options to acquire the site The Hoover site honors President Hoover born and buried in West Branch.
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West Branch
National Park Service
Herbert Hoover National Historic Site
Larry Quist
The
Park Service
Main Street
House Committee Urges Approval To curb antiwar groups
The House Committee on Un American Activities urged congressional approval of legislation to curb antiwar groups, saying existing law is clearly inadequate for prosecution.
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Washington
House Committee On UN - American Activities
Viet Nam Election Opens Amid Propaganda and Tense Security
Authorities warn the campaign has entered a propaganda phase with potential harassment and possible terrorist acts before election day. Premier Ky pledges free voting and security by the armed forces. U.S. Navy strikes torpedo boats in the Gulf of Tonkin and air defenses near Vinh and Hai Phong, while South Vietnam reports a lull with no significant actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nguyen Cao Ky
U.S. Navy
Gulf of Tonkin
U.S
Vinh
Haiphong
South Vietnam
Bicycle for sale ad promotes grandson's gift
A neighbor quotes Mr. Dave Powers urging people to advertise unused bicycles before school starts. The contact number 362-1121 is provided to reach sellers.
Obituary of Bertha Hull Warren Cedar Rapids artist and donor
Bertha Hull Warren widow of Daniel W. Warren of 1400 Second Avenue SE Cedar Rapids died at 6 40 p m Tuesday after a brief illness in a local nursing home. Born March 6 1871 in Carbondale Illinois she studied at Southern Illinois Normal College Ferry Hall and the University of Michigan where she helped found Kappa Alpha Theta. She headed the art department at Eastern Michigan College before marrying in 1902 and was a life member of the Cedar Rapids Art Association. Surviving are two daughters Mrs. Robert B Davis Cedar Rapids and Mrs. J Stannard Baker Glencoe Illinois and four grandchildren. Memorial services will be conducted at Turner Chapel at 10 30 a m Tuesday with cremation to follow. Friends may call from noon Sunday until 10 a m Tuesday. The casket will not be opened after the service. The family suggests memorial gifts to the Cedar Rapids Art Association Memorial Fund or to the Turner Chapel during specified hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Hull Warren
Daniel W. Warren
Second Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids Art Assn
Carbondale, Ill
Warren
Southern Illinois Normal College
Ferry Hall
University of Michigan
Kappa Alpha Theta
Eastern Michigan College
Ypsilanti
Robert B. Davis
J. Stannard Baker
Glencoe
Ill
Turner Chapel
The
Reverend Christina R. McDonald dies after brief illness
The Cedar Rapids resident age 43 died Wednesday after a brief illness. Born April 5, 1895 in Mystic she served as a pastor in Iowa City and Muscatine and held roles in Bethel AME church and the Religious Book Study club. She is survived by her three daughters, a son, grandchildren, step relatives, two sisters and a brother. Services set for 3 p.m. Friday at Bethel AME. Burial at Linwood. Friends may call at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christina R. McDonald
Fifteenth Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids
Mystic
Bethel Ame Church
Religious Book Study Club
Iowa City
Muscatine
Pamela Hopkins
East Moline
Lorraine Collins
Denver
Jean Shoots
New York City
N. Y
James McDonald
George McDonald
Fulton, Mo
Virginia Mann
Godfrey, Ill
Milton Atkinson
Detroit
C. O. Scott
Claus Robinson
Bethel AM
Council Declares Stalled Trades Affect City Budget
A fragmentary report shows the council debating stalled trades that impact the city budget and project timelines. Officials weigh options as residents await clarification on fiscal implications.
Funeral services for PaDelford and Frank Martin Listoe
Funeral rites held at St Paul Minnesota with Rev Norman G Anderson officiating. Burial planned at Acacia Park in Mendota Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PaDelford
Frank Martin Listoe
Wold
St. Paul
Minn
Norman G. Anderson
Acacia Park
Mendota
Death of Mrs. Albert Sabin Ruled death by own action
Cincinnati reports the death of Mrs. Albert Sabin aged 55 was ruled an overdose death caused by drug intoxication. Coroner Dr. Frank Cleveland said Doriden and phenobarbital led to death, not asphyxiation, after she was found by her daughter Deborah. She had been under medical care. Sabin was at his laboratory on his 60th birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Sabin
Frank Cleveland
Hamilton County
Sabin
Woman Murderer Escapes Prison in West Virginia
Mrs. Vonda Jean Mullenix, 33, mother of nine, who was sentenced to life for the poisoning murder of her husband Raymond, escaped from the West Virginia prison for women. She allegedly jumped from a prison truck and fled into the woods while en route to a work farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pence Springs
W. Va
UPI
Vonda Jean Mullenax
West Virginia
Mullenax
Raymond
Burglary Fails as Safe Stays Open
In San Angelo Texas a burglar blasted through an empty safe Monday night but missed the sign reading this safe open at all times. The incident ends without theft as the safe remained empty and no one was injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Angelo, Texas
UPI
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Daily Record
Bismarck
Iilnas
Gazette
C.R
Linn County Medical Society
Mississippi
N.C
Edward J. Heying
Oakland Road
Fredrick J. Pins
Belmont Parkway
Robert J. Burwinkel
Cherry Hill Road
Kenneth Dietzman
Nineteenth Avenue
St. Luke's
John Christensen
Carl Zach
Indiana Street
Larry Churchill
Thirtieth Street
Drive
Robert Schade
Owen Street
LeRoy Greenley
Park Town Place
Schenectady
Ralph N. Laughlin
Laughlin
R. M. Laughlin
Twenty-ninth Street Drive
Flora Belle McArthur
William K. McArthur
Phillip L. Puffer
Mechanicsville
Jacquelyn A. Colton
Mogus Molla
Linda Lee Watts
Montezuma
Quaker Oats
Second Street
Thirty Third Avenue
Mercy Hospital
Fifth Avenue
Fifth Street
Edgewood Road
Twelfth Street
Wilson Avenue
Robert Galloway
Keokuk
Verla J. Pollock
Leroy Street
Thomas C. Hurst
Oelwein
Earl A. Heeren
Mt Vernon
Gary L. Harbit
Twenty-sixth Street
Richgerd B. Meinen
Florida Avenue
Richard L. LaMere
Sixteenth Avenue
Douglas L. Jacoby
Center Point Road
Kirk D. Basel
Springville
Richard C. Brown
Ionia
Larry T. Buck
Tenth Street
Dennis Doyle
Eighth Street
Elnora H. Quarton
Crescent Drive
Raymond F. Meade
Walker
Gerald W. Baxter
Hilltop Road
Ronald L. Leytem
Allen E. Norton
Benjamin Fisher
North Town Lane
Paul
Barbara Countryman
Liberty Loan
Richard
Velma McNeill
Beryl
Patricia Kendall
James L. Chipokas
Andrew J. Choplick
Bloom, Inc
General Mill Supply
Miller Flannery Clinic
Gilbert E
Emma L. Williams
the Higbee Co
Clifton C. Roger
Iowa Illinois Gas and Electtric Co
Herbert H. Hill
Sanitary Farm Dairies
Joseph B
Dorothy Meloan
Iowa Typewriter Co
Bob Heidt Insurance Agency
Suburban Lumber Co
Corbin E. Brecht
Monticello
James Luensman
Devaney’s
Toddville
Michael Gerard McCormick
Gene McCormick
Murdoch’s
Calvary Cemetery
van Horne
Murdoch
Ernest William Lentier
Odes Ela Toran
Sheets and Son
Manchester
Augusta W. Harder
Peace Lutheran Church
Ryan Shelly’s. Marengo
Wilbur Bowen
Harrison's
Collins
John K. Lapes
Third Ave
Lake
Courthouse News
Insurance Co
Grant
SS Flower
FTD Florist
Ellis Blvd
Hoover
House
Cedar Memorial
Punerat
Siance
Third Avenue
Dave
Turner
Christina McDonald
Councily
Cincinnati
BROSH
Turner’s
Turner Mortuary
First Ave
Second Ave. SE
John B. Turner
AL Plp
Mortmaane