Weather summary and local birth notices from Gazette station
Partly cloudy and mild on Saturday night with a high in the upper 30s. Forecast extends into Sunday and Sunday night with minimal precipitation. The report lists temperatures for multiple cities, barometer steady at 29.95, humidity 92 percent at 6 p.m., wind N 6-8 mph, and sunrise at 7:27 Monday. Also includes births announced in Dec with city and parent details from Marion and area hospitals and Chicago.
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Anna
Bismarck
N.orleans
New York
P Angeles
Phoenix
Miami
Gazette
Doctor Rosen Demands Travel Permit for China Operation Demo
The article notes Dr. Rosen a noted car specialist has long staged foreign ear operation demos abroad. Communist China invited him to demonstrate his operation in China while U S officials emphasize humanitarian or national interest considerations for travel. U S newsmen have been allowed passports but entry to mainland China remains restricted.
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China
Rosen
U. S
Peking
U. N
Dag Hammarskjold
Cedar Rapids Gazette Established in 1883
The Cedar Rapids Gazette founded in 1883 by The Gazette Co. is published daily and Sunday from 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa. Subscriptions listed include carrier 50 cents, monthly rates and annual totals for states and U S territories.
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Cedar Rapids
the Gazette Co
Third Ave. SE
Iowa
Ceder Rapids
U. S
Iowa Obituaries Briefs Across Towns
A list of death notices from Iowa towns including Belle Plaine Urbana Iowa City Waukon Oxford Manchester What Cheer Decorah Toledo and nearby locations. Names and ages given with funeral service times and churches or cemeteries. several entries note no opening of caskets and out-of-area service details.
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Waukon
Michael Short
St. Mary’s Church
Lycurgus
Bakke-Hanson’s. Oxford
Fred M. Hurst
Federated Church
Oathout
Iowa City
Manchester
Frederick Zimmerman
Golden Congregational Church
Gill's
Bert C. Middleton
Harden’s. Decorah
James Hallman
Stevie’s. Toledo
Charles Sleeter
Temple City
Calif
Woodlawn
Henderson’s
Office of Economic Opportunity to rent $587,500 annually
OEO to move anti poverty headquarters into an eight story building with a five year lease at $4.70 per square foot covering 125000 square feet on five floors. Labor department also leased 50000 square feet on two floors at the same rate. Total ten year rental for both agencies could reach $8,242,500. The space described as Spartan with no rugs or curtains.
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Washington
Office of Economic Opportunity
Labor Department
OEO
Soviet critic attacks censorship and calls for freer Western art
A. Bocharov, writing in Izvestia, condemns Soviet critics who censor culture and urges access to Western works. He argues art should serve broader aims, defends abstract trends, and questions party control, noting recent translations of Kafka as evidence of evolving taste.
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Moscow
A. Bocharov
Izvestia
Bocharov
Stalin
Franz ‘Kafka
Soviet Union
Independence Create New School District Effective July
The Independence Community school district will become effective July 1 after a 794 to 383 vote. It merges Independence, Rowley, Liberty, Sumner, Washington, Byron, Westburg, Hazleton, Buffalo, Seward and Perry districts with 123 acres, a $14 550 000 tax base, and about 2100 students. The estimated tax rate is 50 mills.
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Independence
Independence Communnity
Rowley
Liberty
Sumner
Washington
Byron
Westburg
Hazleton
Buffalo
Seward
Perry
Duke Wally on Way to Houston
The Duke and Duchess of Windsor travel by train to Houston where he will undergo abdominal surgery. The trip was scheduled after the departure from New York Saturday night.
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Duke
Wally
Houston
New York
Duke and Duchess of Windsor
Cut Is Opposed By Legion Head
American Legion National Commander Donald Johnson of West Branch Iowa said the Legion opposes any reduction in the authorized strength of the U S armed forces both active and reserve and backs moves to improve operational efficiency. He added the group would defer judgments on Defense Secretary McNamara’s orders to reorganize national guard and army reserve units while visiting Colorado.
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Denver
American Legion
Donald Johnson
West Branch
Iowa
Legion
U.S
Johnson
Defense
McNamaras
Army Reserve
Colorado Department of the American Legion
Soviet 1965 Budget Push Signals Shift Toward Consumer Goods
The 1965 plan raises heavy industry 8.2 percent versus 7.7 for light industry, with heavy industry at 75 percent of capacity. U S defense budgets run about 50 billion annually, half of federal spending. Kosygin signals a cautious move to grant Russian buyers more say in consumer goods, while overall goals stay Khrushchev-era.
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U. S
Kosygin
Auto Was Still There However, Auto Was Still There
Idaho Falls AP report recounts Hunter Ed Gilroy shooting a deer then chasing it after finding his car broken into. The thief took a two way radio car jack lunch box vacuum jug blankets and a camera. Gilroy’s rifle vanished from the car when he returned.
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Idaho Falls
Idaho
Ed Gilroy
Gilroy
Electric Union Pact Ratified Amid Tragedy
In San Francisco a man leaped from the Golden Gate Bridge, marking the 278th death this 81 day span. The incident followed ratification of the agreement ending the strike by electrical workers at Iowa Power and Light Co. local 499 of the International Brotherhood.
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San Francisco
Golden Des Moines
UPI
Gate Bridge
Iowa Power & Light Co
Hunters Find Body on Farm Near Melcher
Two deer hunters on a farm seven miles south of Melcher found a human body on a Saturday. Items nearby include a pocket comb, upper plate of false teeth, and an empty deer can. The remains clad in khaki pants, a heavy coat, and shoes were taken to Knoxville for identification. Levi Foster and Clayton Elwood discovered the body while hunting.
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Melcher
Here
Knoxville
Levi Foster
Clayton Elwood
Nena
Wis
Five Car Pileup on Collins Road Wrecks Five Cars
Five cars headed west on Collins Road NE were involved in a Saturday pileup causing 1350 in damages. Clelene Hite 33 of Hiawatha collided with Robert Sherwin 30, whose vehicle hit David Hodgin Jr 41 and then Robert Dunahugh 18. A fifth driver Delane Sather 36 struck Hite. Hite and Sather face failing to stop charges.
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Collins Road
Clelene Hite
Hiawatha
Robert D. Sherwin
Regal Avenue
Sherwin
David Hodgin, Jr
Northwood Drive
Hodgin
Robert J. Dunahugh
Elmhurst Drive
Delaine Sather
Forty-second Street
Hite
Dunahugh
Sather
Camp Good Health and Memorials Budget Notes
The fragment lists allocations and memoriams including Camp Good Health P M Lattner Manufacturing Co. $100.00, Office Employes International Union Local 200, memorial gifts for Harry Meredith and Lillian Langer from neighbors, Industrial Circle of Sharon E U B Church $7.50, and a previous balance on the 1965 camp budget totaling $249.77.
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P. M. Lattner Manufacturing Co
International Union
Harry Meredith
Lillian Langer
Sharon E.U.B. Church
Cuban Christmas quotas offer more staples for Yale Hunger
The Cuban government expands Christmas rations with rice oil beans fruit cheese and nuts for individuals and families. No suckling pig this year as pork supplies are restricted to protect lard production. Toys will be distributed free to children under 13 and parents may purchase additional toys within peso limits.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
U Thant in hospital delays UN talks on peace costs
UN Secretary General Thant remains in private hospital recovering from a duodenal peptic ulcer delaying negotiations on peacekeeping costs and voting rights. Officials said the illness has not halted UN business as he plans to retire rumors denied and continues contact with UNCA’s new president Rudolf Stajduhar of Tanjug.
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Thant
U.N
New York
Rudolf Stajduhar
Tanjug News Agency
Most Powerful Solid Fuel Rocket Engine Is Tested
Thiokol Chemical Corp fired a 78 foot solid fuel rocket motor for an air force program in Utah, claiming it is the most powerful solid engine tested. Col. Harold Robbins called the test a success and officials will study ground results before future use in space or military aims.
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Brigham City
Utah
Thiokol Chemical Corp
Air Force
Harold Robbins
Thiokol
Lockheed Propulsion Co
California
Minuteman
Vinton Woman Hurt in Head On Crash
A Vinton woman, Ann Rouse 24, was injured Saturday night in a head on collision about six miles southwest of Vinton. She suffered hip injuries and eye lacerations and was reported in good condition at Vinton Hospital. She rode as passenger in a car driven by Harry Schrader 25 of Dysart. The other driver was Gerald Lithoup 17 of Vinton. Officers said the crash occurred on a hill crest.
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Vinton
Here
Ann Rouse
Vinton Hospital
Harry Schraider
Dysart
Gerald Lithoup
Cedar Rapids Man Charged After Eluding Officer
Dale W. Erickson age 23 of 2003 Memorial Drive SE was jailed after allegedly speeding and attempting to elude a pursuing police car. Officers began the chase near Eighth Avenue and apprehended him at Tenth Street and Third Avenue in Cedar Rapids.
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Cedar
Deaths Edward Evanisky 75
Edward Evanisky 75 of 1703 Oakland Road NEZ died Saturday after a long illness. Born in Poland October 26 1889 he came to the United States in 1913 and lived in Cedar Rapids since. He was a retired millwright of Quaker Oats Co and a member of Holy Name and Rosary Societies at St Wenceslaus Church. Funeral Tuesday at Kuba's with Requiem Mass at 9:30 at St Wenceslaus. Burial at St John's. Rosary recited Monday 7:30 p.m. at the funeral home.
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Edward Evanisky
Oakland Road
Nez
Poland
U.S
Amecd
Cedar Rapids
Cquaker Oats Co
Evanisky
Holy Name and the Rosary Societies
St. Wenceslaus Church
Kuba’'s
St. Wenceslaus
Miser
Anthony W. Chihak
Earial
St. John's
Chihak
Holy Name and Rosary Societies
Local Woman Laura Frycek Dies at 60
Laura Sophia Frycek 60 of 500 Blairs Ferry Road NE died Saturday. Survived by husband Joseph and a daughter. Mrs. Robert Landry of 1495 Maple Crest Drive Marion. Services are pending at Turners.
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Laura Sophia Frycek
Blairs Ferry Road
Joseph
Robert Landry
Miaplecrest Drive
Marion
Turners
Memorial Services for Karl William Wood and Mrs. Walter Curner
Memorial services are planned for Karl William Wood at 1 30 Monday conducted by Dr T A Youngquist with burial at Cedar Memorial. A second service for Mrs Walter Curner is set for 3 Monday conducted by Dr John P Woods with burial at Linwood Cemetery.
William Bendix in Critical Condition with Lumbar Pneumonia
Actor William Bendix aged 58, famed for Chester Riley in Life of Riley, remained in critical condition at Good Samaritan Hospital on Saturday night. He was admitted two days earlier as hospital spokesmen disclosed.
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Los Angeles
William Bendix
Chester Riley
Life of Riley
Good Samaritar
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Albert Kurth
Ely
Herman Michel
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Conrad Perrin
J Street
Ronald Cole
First Street
Ralph Wyatt
Terry Fisher
Tower Trailer Terrace
Eugene Kane
Thomas McNamara
Chicago
James L. Miller
Miller
Glenn Johnsons
A Avenue NW
Mr. Miller
John W. Miller
Cottage Grove Avenue
Belle Plaine
Eva I
Birch Tree
Hrabak’s
Earlville
Valentine Nefzger
Clifton’s. Urbana
J. B.denison
Murdoch
By George Syvertsen
Buchanan
Cut
Legion Head
5Th Ave
Associated Press
Stephena
Immaculata
Order of St. Ursuline
Bishop McGuinness High School
Oklahoma City
Reds
Novak
Yale
Security Council
Economic and Social Council
By Phil Keif
Minutemaman’s
Lockheed
Georgia Giwiston
C.R. Man
John E. Lapes
3Rd Ave
Edward Evaniskyx
Joseph Frycek
William Berendix
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