Weather and Local Notices From Bismarck Area
Thursday forecast shows generally fair and warmer with a low of 30 to 35 and a high of 50 to 55 on Saturday. Five day outlook calls for a mild trend then turning cooler with showers early next week. City records include assorted legal notices and judgments with names, addresses, and amounts. several obituaries and service announcements follow for multiple Iowa communities.
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Harvesting Falls Short in Removing Fallout From Croplands
Washington AP reports that Agriculture Research Service tests in Beltsville Maryland show harvesting removes only about a quarter to a third of radioactive fallout from crops. Trials with soybeans and rye found no method removed more than 35 percent, though grain near maturity after contamination may be usable.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Agriculture Research Service
Beltsville
Department
Agriculture Department
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Disobeying Traffic Signal Incident List
A string of names and addresses including James Wall 819 Cave NW James Oberbroek ling 2025 Gave NE Larry Chance Lincolnway trailer Duane Boone 2536 Linwood St SW Kenneth Kingsbury 1423 Hillside Dr NW Cleve Doberly Route 3 James Harrington Marion Rosemary Floetching er Marion Robert Ament 1060 10th Ave SW George Kraus Middle Amana Charles Ed wards 4200 Bentonst NE. Detected charge is disobeying traffic signal.
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James Wall
Cave
James Oberbroekling
Gave
Larry Chance
Lincolnway Trailer Ct
Duane Boone
Linwood St
Kenneth Kingsbury
Hillside Dr
Cleve Doberly
James Harrington
Marion
Rosemary Floetchinger
Robert Ament
10Th Ave
George Kraus
Middle Amana
Charles Edwards
Bentonst
Missionaries slain by Baluba tribesmen in Congo
Two Evangelical missionaries, a Briton and a New Zealander, were killed by Baluba tribesmen last week in Elisabethville Ka tanga. The killings were learned Friday.
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Elisabethville, Katanga
Term Suspended Anne L Farni Arrested Again
Anne L Farni 22 received a 10 year suspended sentence for breaking and entering and was arrested Thursday at 1 18 pm at the Town and Country shopping center on a shoplifting charge. Mrs Farni and Ruby Mae Allnutt 31 received suspended sentences for their roles in the Charles Stickney residence break in with the husbands Charles Allnutt 29 and William Farni 23 given 10 year prison terms.
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Anne L., Farni
Town & Country
W. T. Grant Co
Farni
Ruby Mae Allnutt
Sandoe Jordon
Charles Stickney
First Ave
Charles E. Allinutt
William C. Farni
Downtown Ride and Shop Plan Gives 2540 Free Bus Rides
In its first full month the Ride and Shop plan supplied 2540 free bus rides to downtown shoppers. Fifty five stores paid 508 dollars for the program, run as part of Downtown week in October. After the week, stores voted to extend the plan indefinitely.
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Retail Merchants Bureau of the
Chamber of Commerce
West Germany Bans Traffic Violations Tightens Penalties
West Germany adopts stricter penalties for traffic violators with focus on drunken driving. The cabinet notes 13,000 deaths and 400,000 injuries on highways last year, underscoring Germany's high accident rate.
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Bonn
Germany
West Germany
Thief Steals Flasher From Crest Hill Police Car
In Crest Hill Illinois a thief took the red flasher light from the town police department's only squad car while officers were being sworn in Thursday night.
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Crest Hill
Ill
Ex-Red Chairman Granted U.S. Exit Permit for Medical Treatment
William Foster former Communist party chairman in the United States won federal court approval to leave the country for medical treatment in Russia and Czechoslovakia. The 79 year old will be allowed to travel for one year under conditions, saying he has been bedridden since 1957.
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New York
William Foster
Communist Party
U.S
Russia
Czechoslovakia
Foster
Momma Gone To Get Toys Missing In Tampa
In Tampa two small girls Jo Ann and Dianne ages 4 and 18 months were left at a Lee Haven tavern while their mother sought toys. The woman asked patrons to watch them a few minutes but did not return. Juvenile authorities took the children to a shelter amid uncertainty about their background and future.
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Tampa
Fla
Jo Ann
Lee Haven
Dianne
Momma
Sabotage Suspected in Cuban Rail Derailment
The Havana to Santiago express derailed at Santa Clara injuring at least 14. Officials suspect sabotage after rebels attacked a bus near Palma Soriano and wounded three militiamen.
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Havana
UPI
Gaitskell Plans United States Visit Before Kennedy Inauguration
London AP reports Labor leader Hugh Gaitskell will travel to the United States from January 15 to 20 for a television appearance and expects to meet President-elect John F. Kennedy during that period before the inauguration.
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London
Hugh Gaitskell
United States
John F. Kennedy
Woman Drowns As Four Watch In Florida Lake
In Orlando, Nelle Hoover, 59, drove toward Lake Lotta when a tie rod broke on a bump, sending her car into the lake. Four onshore men watched as she stepped out, then returned to the car saying she could not swim. the vehicle sank in about 20 feet of water.
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Orlando
Fla
Nelle Hoover
Lake Lotta
Empress of Britain Brings Record Mail Load to Quebec
The liner Empress of Britain arrived in Quebec on Thursday carrying 17,419 bags of mail the largest cargo ever handled up the St. Lawrence river.
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Quebec
St. Lawrence River
Anderson Plans No More Effort On British Ford
Secretary of the Treasury Anderson will not press further to modify Ford Motor Company’s plan to buy out minority stockholders of its British subsidiary. He lacks legal power to intervene but urged consideration of the impact on the U S balance of payments and gold position. Ford aims to proceed with the deal, paying in dollars if required.
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Washington (Ap
Secretary of the Treasury
Anderson
Ford Motor Company
Henry Ford II
Treasury
Ford
Ford Motor Company, Ltd
U. S
U.S
Suit Filed Over Loss of Two Horses Near Cedar Rapids
William L. Parkin files a civil petition against Glenn Zimmerman seeking damages of 700 dollars for two horses killed after being struck on Highway 30 southwest of Cedar Rapids on May 7. The filing alleges an oral agreement for care of the horses and states a deputy sheriff shot the injured animals.
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Glenn Zimmerman
Cedar Rapids
William L. Parkin
Zimmerman
Lacey Receives Four Year Prison Sentence Paroled
Elvis T. Lacey aged 38 of 2125 Burlington St SW was granted a bench parole from a four year penitentiary term after pleading guilty to a third offense drunken driving charge before Judge Sandoe Jordan. He was arrested Saturday by a deputy sheriff for erratic driving at Eleventh Avenue and First Street SW.
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Elvis T. Lacey
Burlington St
Sandoe Jordan
Lacey
Eleventh Avenue
First Street
Lawsuits Filed Against Fritz and Chambers Details
Suits filed include Charles and Clara Cerveny versus Ellen Mae Fritz for 4120 dollars on a promissory note. John Griser Associates Inc versus Glenn Chambers seeks 703.80 dollars as a refund of commissions.
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Charles and
Clara Cerveny
Ellen Mae Fritz
John Griser Associates Inc
Glenn Chambers
Urbana Man in C R Hospital After Crash
Urbana 75 year old David Shepard suffered possible chest injuries lacerations and facial contusions in a two vehicle crash on a gravel road two miles north of Urbana. He was taken to St Luke's hospital Cedar Rapids and admitted for observation. The gravel truck driven by L G Long Swisher hooked the pickup's left rear fender as he tried to pass. Long was unhurt.
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Urbana
David Shepard
St. Luke’s Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Shepard
L. G. Long
Swisher
Long
Belgium Protests Nasser Seizure of Belgian Firms
Belgium instructed its ambassador in Cairo to lodge a strong protest with the United Arab Republic over President Nasser's seizure of Belgian firms. The move follows a Congo UAR diplomatic break and signals rising tension in the region.
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Brussels
Belgium
Cairo
United Arab Republic
Nasser
Congo-U.a.r
Deaths Charles M. Fels Former Highway Patrol Sergeant
Charles M. Fels, resident of Cedar Rapids, longtime Homestead educator and justice of the peace, died Friday at University hospitals. Born November 5, 1906, in Homestead he taught 14 years before joining the Iowa Highway Patrol in 1940 and became sergeant in 1958. Survived by wife Hazel, son Jack H. Fels, two granddaughters, mother Annie Fels, and three brothers. Burial in Homestead with services at Turner Chapel and grave side rites at 3. Friends may call after 1 pm Saturday.
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Charles M. Fels
Seventeenth St
Cedar Rapids
Iowa ‘Highway Patrol
University Hospitals
Homestead
Oeer
Schmieder
Fels
Highway Patrol
Jack H. Fels
Charlevoix
Mich
Annie Fels
Herbert
Albert
Martin
Church of Christ Scientist
Turner Chapel
Fra Turner funeral service at 1:30 Saturday
The service will be held at the Florence Fra Turner chapel at 1:30 on Saturday conducted by the Rev. E. K. Schneider. Burial will follow at Oak Shade cemetery in Marion.
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Florence Fra
Turner
E. K. Schneider
Oak Shade Cemetery
Marion
U S Raps Cuban Pact With China
The State Department denounces a Cuban Chinese trade deal as loyalty to the Communist bloc. A barter arrangement sends one million tons of Cuban sugar to China for five years in exchange for a $60 million credit for Chinese goods. Officials warn it may disrupt sugar markets and note existing Soviet bloc credits totaling $140 million.
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Washington
State Department
Joseph Reap
China
Cuba
U.S
Soviet Bloc
Soviet Union
Czechoslovakia
Kennedy aide recalls 1956 VP bid and 1960 convention role
Kennedy's floor manager at the 1960 national convention helped steer the nomination for President after having led his earlier 1956 failed bid for the Democratic vice presidency.
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Kennedy
Udall Dismisses Interior Post Offer After Kennedy Visit
Rep. Udall of Arizona says President Kennedy did not offer him the interior secretary job after a Thursday visit. Udall reports Kennedy asked him to meet again next week.
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Kennedy
Rep
Udall
Ariz
Interior
Carolyn Horak Given Suspended Sentence
Carolyn Horak aged 19 of 1063 Third Ave SE received a 30 day suspended sentence from Municipal Judge Loren Hullinger Jr. after pleading guilty to larceny for stealing a check worth 18.88 from Sears at Lindale Plaza where she worked.
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Carolyn Horak
Third Ave
Loren Hullinger, Jr
Sears
Lindale Plaza
Jackson Charges Republicans to Seek Senate Inquiry
Senator Henry Jackson, national chairman, challenged Republicans to submit to a Senate investigations subcommittee any fraud charges from the election. He noted no Republican request to probe any state, accusing the GOP of delaying certification or clouding Kennedy’s presidency for future campaign leverage.
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Washington
Henry Jackson
Senate
Jackson
G.O.P
John Kennedy
Kennedy
Chicago recount narrows gap for Kennedy Nixon leads by 43
In the first 30 precincts re examined John Kennedy shows a net gain of 60 votes while Richard Nixon gains 43. City and county boards tallied 22 and 3 precincts respectively with 5 more by the city board earlier. GOP observers claim Nixon net 163 in precincts checked by the city board on Thursday. The Democratic dominated Chicago board assigns 25 teams for recheck while the county canvassing body uses 3 teams to speed the process.
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Chicago
John Kennedy
Richard Nixon
Nixon
GOP
Chicago Board of Election Commissioners
Marion Man Injured In Two Car Collision
Ronald Hess of Marion suffered a deep laceration on his right hand Friday at 6 30 a m when his car collided with an oncoming car driven by Clifford Leonard of Fairfax at First avenue and Crescent street SE Hess was turning left into Crescent street when the crash occurred Hess was charged with failure to yield to oncoming traffic He was treated at St Luke s hospital
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Ronald Hess
Marion
First Avenue
Crescent Street SE
Hess
Crescent Street
Clifford Leonard
Fairfax
St. Luke’s Hospital
Stopping Thieves Costs Man's Life in Malden
In Malden Massachusetts a 21 year old man, Stephen W. Davis of Weymouth, died after his coat snagged on a car door handle while he tried to stop thieves from stealing the vehicle. The thieves fled on foot after crashing the car into a parked bulldozer.
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Malden
Mass
Stephen W. Davis
Weymouth
Driver Fined in Iowa City Court Case
LaVerne Herdliska 40 of Hills pled guilty to drunken driving and was fined 300 dollars plus costs.
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Iowa City
LaVerne Herdliska
Hills
City Briefs and Local Notices
Breakin at the city sanitation department garage on 1805 A St SW yielded no theft. Virginia Beasler reports $11 stolen at Armstrong's department store. Ronald Hess, 23, Marion, reenlisted in the Marine Corps as a corporal on 30 days leave. Storytime at the library Saturday 11 am for school-age children. Police checked 85 cars at the F Ave bridge, issuing three tickets for faulty equipment and two for no license. Evergreen wreaths and cemetery mounds offered by Pier son’s Florists. Open Sunday.
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Iowa City
Mary Doyle
Oxford
Sacred Heart
Anamosa
Anna M. Foote
St. Patrick’s Church
Rosary
Goettsch’s. Postville
Jean McGuire
Mt. Pleasant
Postville
Schutte’s. Postville
Mate Welzell
Presbyterian Church
Schutte’s
Schutte’s. Sigourney
Henry Milburn
Keswick Methodist Church
Reynold’s
Oxford Junction
Joseph F. Ruley
Sacred Heart Church
Hayden's
Wyoming
Charles Eggert
Wallace’s
Independence
Phillip Henry Jones
Walker
White's
Earlville
Peter Mangerich
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Kramer's
Dyersville
Decorah
Ella Espeseth
Stevne
S. Lisbon
Cora Doner
Morgan’s
Sanitation Department
Virginia Beasler
Thirty-first St. NE
Armstrong's
Ronald Lee Hess
Marion
Marine Corps
Max Hahn
F Avenue Bridge
Typhoon Ophelia Deaths Reported At Ulithi Atoll
Typhoon Ophelia swept over Ulithi on Thursday causing two child deaths and triggering flood waters. All U S coast guardsmen at the station were reported safe.
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Tokyo
Ulithi
Pacific Atoll
U.S
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Seeley’s Grocery
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First
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Cub Pack
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Garry Norris
Bill Wenzel
Donald Slife
Keith Ecklund
Jim Moneypenny
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Steve Dunlap
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