Five day forecast and local notices from Daily Record
The forecast predicts near normal temperatures across western Iowa and warmer conditions in the east through Saturday with a rise and fall in daily highs. Normal highs range from the upper 20s to mid 30s, while lows fall from 10 to 20. Snow is expected midweek with several small town police and traffic notices, plus a long list of obituaries and local births.
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New York
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Towa
Iowa
Egg-Thrower Assigned To Driver Improvement School
Dennis Snenicka, 18, of Cedar Rapids, was ordered to attend driver improvement school after authorities said he threw eggs from a car and demanded to be let out. The incident led to a disturbing the peace charge. three others already paid $100 fines. Completion of the program will erase the charge from his record.
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Route Three
Cedar Rapids
Howard McLaughlin
Lnenicka
McLaughlin
Snenicka
Carrier Wing Honored After Vietnam War Mission
At Oceana Virginia the Independence carrier wing received a champagne welcome from about 300 relatives and officials after flying in on one engine. The ship had logged more than 7 000 combat sorties against North Vietnam and supported early strikes on Hanoi Haiphong supply lines.
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China Seas
Hanoi-Haiphong Complex
David McDonald
Naval Operations
West Pacific
Oceana
Naval Air Station
Wing 7
Martin foresaw limits on selective price intervention
Martin noted rising price pressures with two weeks of developments: a government survey showing business outlays rising 15 percent annually and an indication that Vietnam war spending will exceed prior estimates. Wright Patman criticized the Fed for ignoring the Employment Act and called for Martin’s resignation as hearings opened on the Fed’s rate hike.
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Wright Patman
Dtexas
Federal Reserve
President Johnson Returns to White House for Budget Sessions
Johnson resumes duties at the White House after a Texas trip and starts preparations for three upcoming diplomatic conferences with Pakistan's president, Britain's prime minister, and West Germany's chancellor.
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Washington
Johnson
White House
Texas
Pakistan
Britain
West Germany
Gazette Want Ads Boost Business Profits
The Gazette showcases want ads as a tool for local businesses to attract customers and increase profits. Reach targeted buyers with affordable placements and timely updates across categories.
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Gazette
Sniper in Commons Attacks Princess Margaret Trip
Labor MP William Hamilton faced opposition in the house of commons after calling Princess Margaret "this very expensive young lady" over her U S trip. Government officials defended the visit as an outstanding success costing about 30 000 pounds, while Harri s and others urged less sniping at the princess and Lord Snowdon. Hamilton pledged to raise the issue again despite calls for restraint.
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William Hamilton
Labor
Princess Margaret
U.S
House of Commons
Hamilton
Margaret
George Thompson
Foreign Office
Frederick Harris
Lord Snowdon
Snowdon
Geoffrey de Freitas
Thompson
Gemini 7 poised for historic rendezvous in space
Gemini 7 was set for a Tuesday wake up and a potential Wednesday firing as mission planners eyed a landmark rendezvous with Gemini 6. Mission crew Borman and Lovell reported decent sleep and comfort aboard, while the two craft faced possible simultaneous splashdown if delays persisted.
Two Damage Suits Begin Trials In Linn District Court
In Linn County district court on Monday two jury trials over damages opened. Ann Yount sues American Building Co. for 5692.80 after a fall at the building on First Avenue and Second Street NE on Nov 17 1961. Sharon and Howard Arntzen sue Hillard Aldrich and son Stan for 17227.77 over a June 14 1964 crash at Mt Vernon Road SE and Northwood Road. Judge Penningroth presides Yount case. Judge Maxwell handles Arntzen case.
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Cedar Rapids
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Hillard Aldrich
Stan
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Mt. Vernon Road
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B. J. Maxwell
Pleads Innocent To Drunk Driving
Ralph M. Renshaw, 64, of 1816 M street SW pled innocent Monday to a second offense drunk driving charge. He appeared before Judge Harold D. Vietor after a December 9 arrest following a two car crash near the First street and Third avenue SW intersection.
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M Street
Harold D. Vietor
First Street
Third Avenue
Restitution Tags R. C. Little Release after Checks
Richard C. Little, 31, released from custody after making restitution for two bad checks. He had been charged with false pretenses and given a six month suspended sentence on September 14, 1964, contingent on restitution. Judge Charles Penningroth ordered arrest last Thursday when restitution was not made.
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Richard C. Little
Little
Charles Penningroth
Two Teens Arrested for Vandalism at Center Point Cemetery
Two 16 year olds and a 15 year old from Center Point were charged with injuring gravestones in the Center Point cemetery. Police say about 15 gravestones were toppled two weeks ago, with estimated damage around 1000 dollars. The youths were turned over to parents and will appear before juvenile authorities Monday.
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Walter Grant
Pleads Guilty to False Check Charge
Richard C. Burns 35 formerly of Cedar Rapids pled guilty to uttering a false check for 350.45 dated April 26 1965 to Oscar Mayer and Co Judge Charles Penningroth set sentencing for 10 a.m. December 17.
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Cedar Rapids
Charles Penningroth
Burns
Oscar Mayer and Co
Suspended Sentence On Traffic Charge
Charles Michael Fisher of Marion Motel Marion received a ten day suspended sentence from Judge Harold D Vietor after pleading guilty to operating a motor vehicle while his license was suspended. He was arrested on the charge Saturday.
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Marion Motel
Marion
Harold D. Vietor
Keokuk Explosion Claims 19th Life
The Thanksgiving eve blast at Keokuk claimed its 19th victim Louis Besser 44 Keokuk died from burns at University hospitals His wife died in the blast Mrs Besser was sister of Keokuk Mayor elect Kenneth Henke The tragedy struck during a Swing Ezy club square dance as 18 others remained hospitalized in Iowa City Quincy and San Antonio
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Gemini 6 Engine Malfunction Ties Launch to Shutdown
Houston AP reports one Titan 2 booster engine failed during the Gemini 6 countdown. A dust cover blocked an inlet, and a false signal from a dropped plug caused an early shutoff, halting the launch on the pad.
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Major Horsky Remembered for Service and Patriotism
Major Horsky, a 39th birthday away, planned a Fairfax area home after retirement. He flew over 20 bombing missions in Korea as a B 29 pilot and served in Japan and Spain. A Wilson high school graduate, he attended Purdue briefly and is survived by his wife and 11 month old daughter Jan. He earned multiple Air Medals in recent months concluding meritorious service.
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Horskys
Fairfax
Jan
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Japan
Spain
Wilson High School
Purdue University
Milroy Horsky
Meth-Wick Manor
Horsky
United States
C R Transportation Cleared on Most Counts in Trial
Cedar Rapids firm acquitted on 19 of 20 counts in a government suit over driver logs and equipment. one count found guilty for an air brake warning signal. Sentencing set for Dec. 20. Trial held Nov. 29. original information filed in 1964. Judge Edward McManus also ordered $4,395 plus interest to LaRue Ford as executrix of P. Robert Ford estate.
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Edward McManus
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Maplewood Drive
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IRS
Ten Injured In Five Cedar Rapids Traffic Accidents
Ten persons were hurt in five crashes across Cedar Rapids on Sunday. Notable cases include Thomas Callahan and James Chase among five treated at Mercy and St Luke's after a Sixteenth Avenue SW pole impact, with drivers Donavan McClusky and Richard Burton facing charges for aid and right of way. Other incidents sent minor injuries to Mercy and St Luke's. no fatalities.
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K Street
Thomas Callahan
Tenth Street
Mercy Hospital
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Elizabeth Carter
St. Luke's
Chase
JoAnn
Mercy
Callahan
Donavan McClusky
Twenty-second Avenue
McClusky
Robert T. Long
Oakland Road
Twenty Ninth Street
Long
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Twenty-ninth Street
Burton
Dean Seaberg
Wanda
Owen Street
Eighth Avenue
Cleveland Street
St. Luke’s
Seaberg
Myrna S. Mason
Reynolds Avenue
Norman Dunlap
Marilyn
Larry Drive
Ninth Avenue
Third Street
Dunlap
Donna M. Donegan
Schaeffer
Death notices: Raphael J. Heimer 48 Cedar Rapids
Raphael John Heimer a steamfitter for Modern Path Co died after a brief illness at age 30s. Born August 30 1917 in Austin Minnesota he lived in Cedar Rapids two years. Survived by wife Caroline four stepchildren mother and two sisters. Services at Beatty Bearle Funeral Home Wednesday 2 30 pm burial Cedar Memorial. Rosary recited by Msgr Chihak Tuesday 7 30 pm.
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Bob’ Heimer
Illinois Street
Modern Path Co
Austin
Minn
Cedar Rapids
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Sandra
Jane Klepach
Thomas
Lillian Alexander
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Hayward
Calif
Nanny R. Baer Hoover 89 Cedar Rapids resident dies
Nanny R. Baer Hoover aged 89 of 849 Daniels Street NE Cedar Rapids died Sunday after a long illness. Born October 13 1876 in Pennsylvania she married February 12 1921 in Waterloo. Survived by husband son Phillip three sisters a brother and three grandchildren. Memorial services at Turner chapel 1 30 p m Wednesday by Rev David Hykes. Burial Oak Shade cemetery Marion. Friends may call at the chapel.
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Daniels Street
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Cedar Rapids
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Harry Martin
Mt. Morris
Ill
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Poplar
Mont
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Kintner Named NBC Chairman
Robert E. Kintner, NBC president since 1958, is named chairman of the NBC board. He will assume the role January 1, succeeding Robert W. Sarnoff, who will become president of RCA, NBC's parent company. The move follows a major executive realignment and ends rumors of Kintner's departure.
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Robert E. Kintner
National Broadcasting Company
Kintner
NBC
Robert W. Sarnoff
Sarnoff
Radio Corporation of America
Breakfast Report Space Chat Confirms Quiet in Orbit
Gemini 7 crewmen were mid breakfast during a pass over Houston about 4 a.m. Tuesday. Ground control noted no new news and Lovell confirmed ground silence as the mission continues.
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Sign outside Indian Village offers Green Stamps in New Mexico
AP reports John Beckey traveling to the West Coast noticed a sign in an Indian village in New Mexico inviting buyers to purchase genuine Indian items from real Indians and promising Green Stamps. The notice blends a sale pitch with a loyalty incentive.
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John Beckey
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