Weather summary and city notices from December readings
Weekend forecast shows fair skies with highs near 25 in the north and 35 in the south and warmer Monday. Reports list daily high and low temps for cities including Bismarck Minneapolis Chicago New Orleans Denver New York Des Moines Omaha Miami Seattle with precipitation totals and windy details. Also included are December totals, barometer, humidity, winds at Municipal airport and several birth announcements and family notices.
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Bismarck
Chicago
N.orleans
Denver
New York
D-Moines
Omaha
Miami
Seattle
Snow blankets Europe as polar cold gives way to heat wave
Weather across Europe brought heavy snow and ice from Denmark to Italy with freeze and flood hazards. A sudden south wind warmed Sicily and parts of Spain while Moscow enjoyed clear skies and Yugoslavia saw rain.
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Austria
Germany
Denmark
Vaenern
Sweden
Netherlands
France
Paris
Italy
Africa
Sicily
Palermo
Rome
Barcelona
Spain
Mediterranean
Moscow
Yugoslavia
Officers Elected for QUASQUETON Volunteer Firemen 1963
QUASQUETON Volunteer Fire department has elected Harry Johnson as chief Burl Johnson as assistant chief Frank Mangold as captain and John Cannon as secretary treasurer for 1963.
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Quasqueton
Harry Johnson
Burl Johnson
Frank Mangold
John Cannon
Cedar Rapids Gazette Established In 1883
The Cedar Rapids Gazette established in 1883 by The Gazette is published daily at 500 Hird Ave SE Cedar Rapids. Subscription rates are listed: by carrier 48 cents a week, by mail 1.10 dollars per month, and 20.50 dollars a year for out of state or territory editions. No mail subscriptions in towns with Gazette carrier service. The Associated Press retains exclusive republication rights to its local and AP dispatch news.
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Gazette
Hird Ave
Sila Voor
Etterncan
Associated Press
Focal
Dover
Obituaries and funeral notices list for Iowa towns
In several towns Quasqueton Carl Leisti 86 Evelyn Fordice 43 in California Bert Moore 77 Francis Sperry 74 Guy Hutchins 79 Ora Rogers 76 Maurice Rim mer 49 Jeannette McElligott 71 Ada Carder 87 Colin Olson 40 Rose Krumm 102 Maurice D Shelley 83 Minnie Kjarland 91 Mabel Johnston 78 Amy Benda 74 with services scheduled mostly Monday or Sunday. Churches include Federated Christian St Patrick Canoe Ridge Lutheran and others. burial noted at Fort Atkinson.
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Central City
Guy Hutchins
Federated Church
Passmore's
Kalona
Ora L. Rogers
United Christian and Baptist Church
Peterseim’s. Manchester
Maurice Rimmer
Delhi
Shelly’s. . Ryan
Jeannette A. McElligott
St. Patrick’s Church
Shelly
Photographer William Yamada Dies in Cedar Rapids Nursing Home
William Taichi Yamada 1877 03 10 in Japan a photographer of Cedar Rapids died at 11 35 am Saturday in a Cedar Rapids nursing home. Born in Effingham Illinois he graduated from Effingham College of Photography in 1917. There are no survivors. Turner's will conduct services at 1 30 Monday with Rev William Harnish of Hus Memorial Presbyterian church and burial will be at Cedar Memorial. Friends may call at the chapel.
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William Taichi Yamada
Fourth Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids
Japan
Effingham, Ill
College of Photography
Turner
William Harnish
Hus Memorial Presbyterian Church
Cedar Memorial
Death of Lily Willis Widow of George Willis at 926 Tenth St SE
Lily Willis widow of George Willis died Saturday night at home after years of residence. Survived by daughter Willia Lee Collier of Milwaukee. Graveside services set for 3 Monday at Oak Hill. Friends may call at Turner chapel.
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Lily Willis
George Willis
Tenth Street SE
Willia Lee Collier
Milwaukee
Oak Hill
Turner Chapel
Funeral Services and Burials Scheduled Monday
Curtis Mrs Guy-Rohn funeral home Monday at 1 30 led by Rev Don L Andersen burial Linwood. Nolan Charles Douglas Turner s at 10 30 Monday conducted by Dr John P Woods burial Cedar Memorial.
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Nolan
Charles Douglas
Turner
John P. Woods
Cedar Memorial
Lawmaker Attacks Foundations Tax Practices and Quiet Oversight
Patman criticizes foundations for an appalling lack of detail and supervision that lets individuals profit. He pushes tighter laws while IRS officials say revenue loss is unclear. The drive aims to curb deals between foundations and founders, especially where donors receive deductions and immediate returns.
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Patman
Treasury
IRS
Christmas seal drive in North English falls short
North English reports total receipts of 316.60 toward a goal of 349.80 from holiday seal sales. Organizers aim to close the gap with continued appeals and final fundraising push.
U N forces press Katanga drive as secession nears end
U.N. troops launched a rapid assault into Katanga’s copper region after seizing Elisabethville. President Tshombe fled the capital as the U.N. called on Katanga police to abandon the secession and join the liberation effort.
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Elisabethville
U.N
Congo
Katanga
Moise Tshombe
Johannesburg
South Africa
Elizabethville
Tshombe
Leopoldville
Prisoner release plan expands to include relatives
Donovan said Castro agreed a total of 3,500 relatives could join the 1,113 prisoners released at Christmas. Nearly 1,000 relatives arrived in the U S aboard the freighter African Pilot with the first ransom installment. The American Red Cross is chartering a second freighter for a second shipment of drugs and supplies and to bring back another group of relatives.
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U.S
Pilot
Donovan
Castro
American Red Cross
Cuba
Kennedy
Iowa Tax Commission official questions withholding plan
A. L. George vice chairman of the Iowa Tax Commission argues against forcing state income tax withholding on businessmen. He notes employers already file IT5A forms to identify employees who owe taxes. Other commissioners proposed starting payroll withholding July 1 1963 with an estimated windfall of about 20 million dollars.
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George
Iowa Tax Commission
Des Moines
X. T. Prentis
Mount Ayr
Fred Quiner
Cedar Falls
Iowa
Commission
Prentis
Camp Good Health award and memorials in 1963 fund
The fragment lists donations and memorials from R. Green Co. partners and staff for a Christmas card fund and in memory of individuals including Dr. Francis Pokorny and Mrs. Roy White. It notes a previous balance and 1963 budget totaling about 139.37 dollars with small memorial amounts.
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R. Green Co. Partners and Employes
Chanbo Bes
Awnsdale Club of
Oelwein
Emma Ure Hes Bai Seemes
Francis Pokorny
and Otrop
Aevesese
Roy White
RECN
A.H
Mary
J. J. Buresh
Adolph
Goodwin
Banks
Michael
Skybolt sixth test declared successful by air force
An air force spokesman said the sixth Skybolt missile test was successful, meeting all objectives and flown from Cape Canaveral. The result spurred debate over the program as Pentagon quarters questioned impact details and the lack of a re entry nose cone.
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Washington
Air Force
Defense Department
Cape Canaveral
USAF
Pentagon
Readers urged to place Want Ad for immediate exposure
A compact plea invites readers to place a Want Ad now to reach eager buyers. The notice emphasizes prompt publication and broad visibility for classifieds and personal notices.
Three Teens Injured in Highway 151 Crash
Three teen ages were injured Saturday when their car left highway 151 near the Linn Jones county line and struck a utility pole. Sharon Gerdes 18 of Monticello suffered severe facial lacerations and shoulder and chest fractures. Marjorie Martin 19 of Cascade had facial cuts and a fractured ankle. John Hasler 18 of Anamosa driver endured a fractured jaw broken teeth and broken ribs. They were taken to Mercy hospital Anamosa then to St Luke's Cedar Rapids. Investigators said they were en route to Springville. Cause of crash under investigation.
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Highway 151
Linn-Jones County
Sharon Gerdes
Monticello
Marjorie Martin
Cascade
John Hasler
Anamosa
Mercy
Farm Injuries Fatal to Man
West Union Leo Tupper, 74, died Saturday after noon from internal injuries after a Christmas Eve tractor accident on his farm six miles northwest of town. He was pinned when rear wheels ran over him. Survived by wife and two sons. Funeral arrangements by Burnham and Wood.
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West Union
Leo Tupper
Here
Burnham and
Wood
Tito Says Yugoslavia Cannot Change Policies
Belgrade AP Tito says on return from the Soviet Union he told Khrushchev that Yugoslavia cannot alter its foreign policies. He adds their talks centered on “how to avoid what divides us.”
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Belgrade
Tito
Soviet Union
Yugoslavia
Khrushchev
Winning Combination Ad Sparks Reader Interest
A reader roundup highlights a sought after pairing in local ads. The feature notes buyers seek a persuasive blend of value and style with strong appeal for shoppers tracking promotions and deals.
City Briefs From Weekend Military and Local Picks
On leave Marine Pvt Neal Janko of Camp Pendleton Calif visits his parents at 1527 Elmhurst drive NE Injured Kenneth M Willson 25 of 1051 Old Marion road NE fell while tobogganing in Jones park and fractured a vertebra admitted to St Luke s hospital Calmar Mrs Richard Bina and son Craig head to Hawaii to rejoin Mr Bina stationed there
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Marine
Pvt
Neal Janko
Camp Pendleton, Calif
Mrs
Norberg Janko
Elmhurst Drive
Kenneth M. Willson
Marion Road
Jones Park
St. Luke's Hospital
Calmar
Richard Bina
Craig
Hawaii
Mr. Bina
Senate to probe fleecing of elderly in aging hearings
Senator McNamara announced a Senate special committee on aging will hold hearings January 15 to 17 to investigate frauds against seniors. The inquiry will probe quacks, high pressure sales, misleading land and prize schemes, and costly health products harming elderly Americans. Witnesses include federal and local officials, consumer groups, and associations like the AMA, Consumers Union, and BBB.
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Washington
Senate
Sen. McNamara
D-Mich
Senate Committee On Aging
McNamara
The
American Medical Assn
Consumers Union and
Better Business Bureau
Judge Paroles Six Waukon Juveniles
District Judge E. B. Shaw sentenced six Waukon teenagers in juvenile court Friday to the boys training school at Eldora. He paroled them to District Probation Officer George Murray with stipulations after they carried out a gas theft and rural school break‑in spree in November. Sheriff Theodore Rumph helped end the spree by returning three boys from Illinois. three others were implicated.
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Waukon
Eldora
Shaw
George Murray
Theodore Rumph
Illinois
Hodges Calls Tax Cut to Spur Private Economy
The analysis notes 1962 GNP rising 7 percent to 554 billion dollars, driven by production not prices. Hodges says unemployment remains high and business investment weak, arguing income tax cuts could stimulate private activity. He cites autos boosting consumer outlays and services spending rising while soft goods lag. Government defense and road spending also grow.
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Hodges
Learn All About Cats on Discovery Channel Mon
Learn all about cats on Discovery at 4 30 PM then SHERIFF STEVE appears on KCRG TV 9 at 5 PM for local updates. The notice highlights program times and channel numbers for the two broadcasts.
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Discovery Mon
Sheriff Steve
Kcrg-Tv
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Daily Record
C.R. Weather
Peter Devereaux
Twentyfirst Street
David Ashby
Fourth Avenue
Ronald Steicher
Thirty-fourth Street
Lawrence Hutchcroft
Thirty-sixth Street
James Berns
Marion
St. Luke's
Jerry Martin
Fairlane Drive
John Foens, Jr
Tipton
Kenneth Brown
Philip Lacy
Sixteenth Avenue
Paul Metzger
Cheyenne Road
Lee Abrahamson
Kenneth Jeffery
Olin
Rod Thompson
Toddville
Brady
Fifth Avenue
William Yamada
Waterloo
A. L
Total Blow Bean Shea el Ae
John McIvor
Aurora Dizon
Perla Lim
University of Santo Tomas
Manila
Mercy Hospital
Ser Memorial Chapel
Jay W. Hesser
John EK
Lapes Florist
Third Avenue
John B. Turner & Son
Second Avenue S.E
G. Milton Kelly
Condi
Ray Osterholm
Soil Conservation Society of America
Novak Monument CO
Ave
Anther
Order OF the Golden Alle
Murdoch
Walker
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