Weather, Notices, and Deaths in Iowa Listings
Precipitation 0.03 inches with a high of 33 and low 30 Monday. Tuesday readings 32 by noon, 32 at 2 p.m. Humidity 78 percent. Dec totals 0.45, yearly 33.18. Obits list multiple services and deaths across towns like Monona, Iowa City, Manchester, Vinton, and Dyersville with details on ages and service times. Mentioned names include Hoppe, Rollins, Regan, Schnelie, Sherrer, Wagner, Rudnik, Hess, Gaffey.
Speeding violations and fines listed in city court
A lengthy court list shows speeding fines of 15 dollars for several defendants including Richard Eldridge and George Fogarty, with multiple others each paying 10 dollars and costs for disobeying a school sign and traffic signals. Nancy Jorgenson receives a 30 day sentence suspended on restitution.
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Richard Eldridge
Center Point
Cloyd E. Robinson
Beecher Court
George A. Fogarty
H Avenue
Neil A. Rosdall
Harnett Court
Somnia F. Burke
Arizona Avenue
John I. Baldwin
Daniels Street
Jerry L. Noe
Robins Road
Louis E. Hermann
Loraine Street
Martin B. Thomas
Toddville
Richard Lée Tharp
Cherry Hill Road
Phillip, R. Dahlberg
D Avenue
Helen G. Daniels
Thirty-fourth Street
James E. Norrgard
Burch Avenue
Lylie E. Johnston
Marion
Kenneth L. Haynes
Ames
Raymond B. Harland
Palo
Rosemary P. Labarge
Fourteenth Street
Nancy Jorgenson
Evansdale
Jack T. Brooking
Coe College
B 58 Burns At Bunker Hill Air Base
A supersonic B 58 Hustler bomber caught fire on a ramp at Bunker Hill SAC base. Three airmen were injured. Col. Paul Carlton said there was no nuclear danger or radiation release, and only fire crews remained near the aircraft while investigators determined the cause.
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Bunker Hill Air Base
Ind
Strategic Air Command Center
Paul Carlton
Doctor Finishes Operation Dies in Bangor
Dr. Albert Todd aged 53 died of a heart attack Monday just as he finished operating on a patient. Officials said the patient recovered satisfactorily and the patient’s name and the operation were not disclosed.
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Bangor
Maine
UPI
Albert Todd
Betting plan aims to legalize pari mutuel at fairs
A proposed plan urges excluding privately owned tracks and Sunday betting, limiting racing days by area population, and appointing a horse racing board to supervise meetings. It calls for four percent of wagers to fund fairs, cites 27 states earning 316.5 million last year, and projects Iowa tax revenue of 71.29 per person per day totaling 7.6 million in six to 10 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Governor Won't Veto Horse Race Bill Without Safeguards
Des Moines reports Governor Harold Hughes said he would not veto a horse race betting bill if it included proper safeguards. He clarified at a news conference that he is not endorsing the measure.
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Des Moines
Harold Hughes
Summit Called for Maghreb Union Talks
King Hassan II of Morocco urged a summit with Tunisia Libya and Algeria to pursue political union among the four nations. The call was made on Tuesday during discussions in Rabat as regional leaders consider future cooperation.
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Tunis
UPI
Hasssan
Morocco
Tunisia
Libya
Algeria
Peterson draws affidavit in move to contest Iowa race
Democrat Stephen M. Peterson of Waterloo begins drafting an affidavit to be presented to Congress as he challenges incumbent H. R. Gross. An Iowa Supreme Court injunction preserves voting machines while a canvass remains unsigned by Governor Hughes. Peterson trails by 419 votes and cannot file contest until Gross is declared winner.
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Stephen M. Peterson
Waterloo
Congress
H. R. Gross
Peterson
Iowa Supreme Court
Cedar Rapids
Harold Hughes
Gross
Supreme Court
Deaths C Edward Anderson Jr World War II veteran
C Edward Anderson Jr 1501 O avenue NW Cedar Rapids died Tuesday after a brief illness. A WWII veteran and district representative for Highway Equipment Co he was born August 23 1904 in Cedar Rapids and married Jane Goodfellow November 13 1945. He is survived by his wife a daughter Toni a son John a sister Mrs Douglas Boynton of Fort Lauderdale Fla and several church and veterans group memberships. Memorial services will be held at Turner chapel Friday at 10 30 a.m. Burial at Oak Hill cemetery. Friends may call until 10 a.m. Friday the casket will not be opened after the service. Contributions may be made to Cancer fund or the Memorial fund of St Michaels church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle Amana
Edward Hoppe
Monahan-Stewart
Cedar Rapids
Linwood
Monona
Charles Rollins
Schultz
Iowa City
Charles R. Regan
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Knights of Columbus
Donohue’s
Waukon
Julie Schnelie
Clarence Schnelie
St. John’s Lutheran
Ihurch
Bakke-Hanson
Lamont — al Sherrer
St. Mary’s Church
Kreussel-Fawcett
Manchester
George Cooper
Gill’s. Edgewood
Nettie
Methodist Church
Avalon Chapter
CES
Appleton’s. West
Eileen Gaffey
Yanausch
McGovern’s
Vinton
Orvis R. Ellsworth
Fry _and Holland
Rapid City
S.D
Elmer O. Woodford
Campbell's
Holy Trinity Church
McBride’s
Dyversville
Walker
Albert G. Buettner
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Center Point
Cedar Memorial
Murdoch’s
Shellsburg
Lloyd Donald Hatfield
Turner’s
C. Edward Anderson, Jr
O Avenue NW
Highway Equipment Co
Jane Goodfellow
Toni
John
Douglas Boynton
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Anderson
Episcopal Church
Hanford Post
American Legion
Turner Chapel
James R. Gundrum
Oak Hill Cemetery
Cancer Fund
Memorial Fund
St. Michael's Church
Walton widow dies after long Cedar Rapids residence
Eva Etta Walton widow of John A. Walton died in a nursing home Monday. Born June 14 1878 in Carroll County she leaves two sons Wayne A. of Springfield Missouri and John B. Walton of Cedar Rapids six grandchildren seven great grandchildren and a sister Lillian Collins of Council Bluffs. She attended Calvary Baptist Church. Memorial services planned at 1 30 p m Thursday at her chapel per Turn Hughes. Burial at Oak Hill Cemetery.
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Eva Etta Walton
John A. Walton
First Street
Cedar Rapids
Carroll
Wayne A
Springfield
John B. Walton
Lillian Collins
Council Bluffs
Funeral Plans for Belle Plaine Resident
Friends may call at the chapel until 1 p.m. Thursday. The casket will not be opened after the service.
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Tery
Belle Plaine
Parliament Dissolved Ahead of Nigeria General Election
Lagos AP reports Nigeria's parliament was dissolved Tuesday as the country prepares for its first general election since independence in 1960.
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Lagos
Nigeria
Obituary notices list local burials and services
William E McConkey burials at Mt Calvary follow a Wednesday service at St Matthew s Church conducted by Msgr James D Kearn with rosary Monday. Blanche G Voshell Beatty burial at Shiloh Cemetery Hiawatha with service by Rev Welton Warkentin. Errel LeRoy Furry service at Turner Chapel with burial Cedar Memorial Cemetery. casket not opened after. Val C Cook service at Howe Funeral Home Independence with burial Walford Cemetery. survivors include two sons and large number of descendants.
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Walford
Harold
Cedar Rapids
Cecil Cook
Ottumwa
Jagan Narrowly Cuts Foe Lead in Guiana Vote
In Georgetown British Guiana Cheddi Jagan's Congress party narrows the gap as rural returns come in. With half votes counted Forbes Burnham's PNC leads 61 548 to 55 741 for Jagan's PPP, while United Force trails. Allocations under proportional representation could block Jagan from a majority.
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Georgetown
British Guiana
Cheddi Jagan
Jagan
Forbes Burnham
People's National Congress
Japan
People's Progressive Party
United Force
Congress Party
Assembly
Burnham
Britain
U.S
Party
Mother Suffers Smoke Inhalation In North Side Fire
Thelma Evans, 38, of Cedar Rapids, inhaled smoke while trying to put out a bedroom fire started by a child playing with matches. She and her two children escaped. her mother also got out. Fire caused heavy damage to the bedroom and smoke damage to the home. Evans treated with oxygen and not hospitalized.
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Cedar Rapids
Northwest Side
Thelma Evans
Ivy Lane
John Kopecky
Ethel A. Beardsley
Assessing Merger For Metropolitan County Government
The report notes that shared data processing machines and office procedures could push toward metropolitan city government. It says legislature may remedy current limits on joint ownership of facilities by two municipalities. A major overhaul of laws, including the 125,000 population statute, would be required before metropolitan county government could become possible.
Ramp construction at Thompson building site
A new ramp project will be placed at the rear of the Thompson building and adjacent hotel. The Central Block, built about 80 years ago, was purchased in 1890 by the late Fred W. Faulkes and has remained in the Faulkes family.
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Ing
Thompson
Fred W. Faulkes
Faulkes
Emmons Questioned as Linn County Supervisor
Tension rose in Linn County over Supervisor Floyd Emmons when Democrat Anthony Scolaro questioned his legal qualification due to bond timing and oath rules. Emmons left the courthouse as the board debated legality after a prior vote on zoning and courthouse closure.
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Linn County
Floyd Emmons
Marion
Anthony R. Scolaro
Emmons
Scolaro
Central City
Dudley Henderson
Henderson
Miles Sutera
William Linstrom
Council Considers Mt. Vernon Road Traffic Plan
City council heard a proposal from Traffic Signal Supervisor Harry Green and Eagle Signal Co. representatives to manage Mt. Vernon road congestion with a reversible lane plan. The outline calls for two inbound lanes in mornings and two outbound in afternoons using 57 overhead signals at an estimated total cost of 33 933.26 for electrical gear and poles. No action was taken.
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Mt. Vernon Road
Harry Green
Green
Eagle Signal Co
Davenport
Eighth Avenue
Tenth Street
Memorial Drive
J. Patrick Short
Eagle
Paul R. Anderson
Atlanta
Chicago
Seattle
Short
Anderson
Council
City Briefs from Cedar Rapids Area News
Brief items cover meetings at Mission and Cedar Rapids venues, local sales and ads, hospital transfers, library guest, salon services, lost rings, stolen tires, Legion talk, bond forfeiture, a drunk driving plea, and a VA pension information visit set for December 28 to 30. It lists several names, places, and addresses in the region.
Twin brothers linked to Santa Barbara annulment case
Deputies said the twins were co-owners of Sun Investment and Development Corp of Phoenix and planned a multi million dollar Hollywood construction program. Todd led Instant Inc maker of plastic toys. In Phoenix Erna Clark recalled parties and trophies from motocycle races. Each twin drove a Thunderbird with a radiotelephone.
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Santa Barbara
Sun Investment and Deveopment Corp
Phoenix
Hollywood
Todd
Instant, Inc
Erna Clark
Man Hurt When Lathe Pins Worker in Elevator Incident
Joe Haley, 38, of 349 Twelfth Street SW, suffered back, shoulder and ankle injuries after a 400-pound lathe pinned him when the elevator at Barnard & Leas Manufacturing Co. dropped about four feet after the cable snapped. He was listed in fair condition at St. Luke's hospital.
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Joe Haley
Twelfth Street
Barnard & Leas Manufacturing Co., Inc
St. Luke's Hospital
Barnard & Leas
Haley
Forty nine flood victims found in Mindanao
Manila AP reports forty nine bodies of flood victims found in northern Mindanao, Philippines, as rescue teams confirm casualty toll from severe floods.
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Manila
Mindanao
Philippine News Service
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Stanes
Walter Hansen
First Avenue NW
Merle Minor
Fruitland Boulevard
James Berns
Third Avenue
Paul Peterson
Twentieth Avenue
St. Luke's
Louis Levien
Clarence
Douglas L. Janda
Ellis Boulevard
Jan K. Goettsch
A Avenue NE
Allan E. Palmer
Tipton
Jack C. Macklin
Robert N. Yancey
Twentieth Street
Gregory Barzette
Illinois Street
Donald D. Boedeker
Darlene A. Hoover
Philip, C. Hoover
Dorothy Ann Luedtke
Wallace Harwood Luedtke
Linda Drievold
Richard D. Drievold
Isabele Blanche Sullivan
John Walter Sullivan II
New York
L ‘Angeles
Baker
Leland
Hughett
Washington
Bromley
Lennox McLendon
Burns
G .K. Thompson
Gov. Hughes
Edward Anderson
Foe
Guiana
The
Janet Rosenberg Jagan
Syed Tee
Jack Fulton
Fulton
Hen
Derson
Court House
Pierson
Ellis Blvd
John E. Lapes
Monahan- Stewart
J. Stewart
James F. Stewart
Sunshine Mission
Palmer Room
Mission
Giftree
4Th Ave
Ithrough
Coin Club
Mon ‘Trose
Ilten
Second Ave
Loren Hullinger
Bertram
Delaware County Memorial Hospital
Lynn's
Hladky’s Fine Foods
Fourth Avenue SE
Empire
Max
WMT
Sam Nassif
Peg’s Beauty Salon
29Th St. NE
Robert Thompson
Robert L. Rucker
Legion Meeting
George Matias
Legion Club
Elwyn L. Miller
Minneapolis
Soldiers’ Relief Commission
Veterans Administration
Veterans
Ronald Rayman
C.R. Man
T Turner’s
John B. Turner & Son
Second Ave. S.E