Weather and oddly parsed notices from Daily Record
Cloudy and cold with light snow likely tonight and Thursday. Low near zero northeast to 10-15 southwest, high around 10 above northeast to near 20 southwest. Friday partly cloudy with little temperature change. Municipal Court notes include suspensions and speeding fines for several residents. Temperatures and precipitation outlined for upcoming five days with seasonal normals and barometer readings. local obituaries and services listed for Cedar Rapids, Independence, Decorah, Tama, Mount Vernon, and other towns.
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Beil Divi
George H. Brewer
Marion
Harold Lengein
Bre
SW. Jr
Grande Ave
Ernest Ludvieck
Keith Millard
Ganas
Reuke
Wera
Ava
Nor-Ne
Janes Rett
Mal
Han'ind
Westchrenter
Potton
6Th St
Bond
Walter
Blue Island
Coll
Mussen
Wesley
Witmer Wenner
Fairfax
Dina Primrose
Turner’s
Cedar Rapids
Independence
Erika Ander
White's
Beaer
Waskon Lavernfart
He Booey
Reformed Church
Martin's
Mt. Vernon
W. Craig Tenney
Baxter's
Friends
Apcora
Anna Mae Schwertz
Iagler
St Paul's Lutheran Church
Kruessel-Fawcett
Iamont
Tama
Veril J. Henle
Sheea
Mary's
Decorah
Alice Maude Don
Ineh
Tainfall
Methodist Church
Olson
Ham flight described as hopeful for future manned space travel
OCR fragment recounts Ham’s spaceflight near misses and accidental altitude gain. It notes Soviet losses denied by officials, Redstone rocket fuel issues, an escape rocket deployed, and Ham’s capsule achieving extra height and distance. It ends with cautious optimism for future astronaut missions.
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Russia
Ham
Lucky
Thance
Prosecution Refusal Rule Debate and State Amendments
Vermont lawmakers and court advocates clash over a proposed constitutional amendment to prohibit prosecutors from referencing a defendant's failure to testify. Debates center on modernizing the judiciary and whether amendments should be allowed, with the measure requiring approval by two consecutive legislatures before voter submission.
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Grinnell
Senate
Boy Slain Continued From Page iy
The suspect Thompson described driving with the victim to a gravel road where he forced the boy from the car then shot him after a struggle. Police say Thompson admitted robbing an Oklahoma service station and related actions. The report also covers a proposed reorganization of the state court system to move from partisan elected judges to governor and bar–nomination based commissions with staggered terms.
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Dickson
Thompson
Oklahoma
Supreme Toes
State Bar Assa
Laotian Troops Seize Junction in War News
Reporting from Washington and Vientiane, officials say Laotian government forces captured the Sala Junction road area as Communist rebels retreated toward Plaine des Jarres. November births in Laos rose to a record level, with public health officials noting ongoing conflict.
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Washington
Vientiane
Laos
UPI
Impor
Tant Road
Sala
Phou Khoun
Birtha
Thei
Vilal Plaine Des Jarres
Warning Issued to Merchants on Bogus Bills
Detective Captain John Kuba warned merchants and shoppers to be extremely careful with five and ten dollar bills after a counterfeit five surfaced in Cedar Rapids following three found in Iowa in January. He traced the notes to Chicago where the initial fake appeared December 9, describing features such as a 2365 shack plate code, M36 front plate mark, poor paper quality, non oily feel, darker treasury seal, distorted Lincoln image, and uneven serial numbers. suspicious bills should be turned in for reimbursement.
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John Kuba
Cedar Rapa
Kuba
Shack
Treasury
Abraham Lincoln
Minuteman missiles to be deployed at Malmstrom Air Base
The article outlines construction of 200-foot silos and underground systems for Minuteman ICBMs at Malmstrom Air Base near Great Falls, Montana. Each silo to have a 10-ton hatch and an underground checkout center. Two air force personnel will monitor five control posts handling 55 missiles, with remote firing possible in emergencies. The program marks solid-fuel capability mirroring Polaris and Pershing propulsion trends.
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Egin
Thei
Dom Sile Pkici
Minuteman
Air Force
U.S
Navy
Polaris
Army
Atlas
Titan
Henter
Nck
Joe .Pittman
Pittio
Caus l
Pittman
Minnet
Ceater
Liteman
Mystery death and cattle buyer arrest in Pine City
In Pine City Minnesota an unknown cattle buyer named Henter was arrested for murder after the body of an unidentified elderly man was found in burned ruins. Sheriff Thrun pursued leads from Georgia, while residents recalled Henter as a friendly, reliable man. The case raises questions about Henter’s past, finances, and whether he staged the fire to cover a crime.
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Gerry
Pine City
Mina
Ade Pu
Levi Heater
John Dee
Ithe
Henter
Houte
Pine County
Lawrence Thrun
Colquitt
Hehter
Georgia
Atrie Newberry
Prosperjing
Art Bietermann
Bietermann
Henry Broz
Is Too Fast TRIESTE Man in Fire Death Mystery
Conflicting UPI report items mix hospital recovery, family deaths, legal trouble, and a Pine City fire. Questions focus on a likely transient victim amid alcohol traces, a missing motorist link, and a sheriff's vault with shotgun parts. Names Henter and Johns Doe surface among scattered clues.
Deaths pass in Cedar Rapids area listed
Obituary notices for Sylvia I. Relsa widow of George W. Reisd of Cedar Rapids include details of birth July 23 184 and lifelong residence with survivors including two sisters and two brothers. Funeral service at Turner chapel followed by entombment in Chapel of Memories. Other notices list Keith DeLaHunt son of James DeLaHunt in Athens Greece to be returned for services in Cedar Rapids and Diane Marie Landa in Turner chapel with entombment at Chapel of Memories Cedar Memorial cemetery.
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Sylvia I. Relsa
Sylvia
Relsa
George W. Reisd
Cedar Rapids
Marguerite Prosser
Elsie’ M. Warner
el Sobrante
Carly
Arthur Alt
Keith DeLahunt
James Delain
Athens
Greece
DeLaHunt
U.S. balance of payments deficit hits 3.8 billion
The United States posted a balance of payments deficit of 3.8 billion for 1960, as reported by Undersecretary of Commerce Edward Gudem an. The shortfall contributes to the drain of dollars and gold abroad and nears the 3.9 billion record set in 1959.
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Washington
UPI
U.S
Edward Gudeman
Jail candy bar pricing sparks questions at Linn jail
Sheriff Smith defends snack prices for inmates saying 5 cent bars and 1 cent larger bars reflect costs and policy. He notes a bar may have triggered a complaint about illegal profits and emphasizes security rules require a barred door and screen. The jail remains federally rated and serves inmates from multiple counties while funds and meals under a 1960 law pay 60 cents per prisoner per meal.
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Lyle Shook
Smith
Gormly
Wesl
Lonce
Linn
Dubuque
U.S
Sheriff Smith
Dest Moines Register
18Th General Assembly
Lind
Polk County
Board of Supervisors
Iowa
Iowa Urban Rural Shift Shown by Census Figures
Census figures released Wednesday show Iowa becoming more urban. 1 750 938 residents were urban in 1980, up from 1 492 312 in spring 1975, while rural residents fell to 1 270 135 from 1 605 etc. The booklet breaks down urban central cities urban fringes and other cities and lists rural towns by size. It notes the central cities house 607 518 residents and other details.
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Towa
Hay Tripped
Suicide ruled in cemetery death near Mulvany's body
Linn County Medical Examiner Dr Percy Harry ruled the death a suicide after Mulvany's body was found at 7:90 a.m. by a caretaker in a cemetery. A single chest wound from a .41 caliber Colt revolver was discovered at the scene, with no apparent motive. The body was taken to Turner's.
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John Vizrae Oi
New Reneteny
Praede
Linn County
Percy Harry
Mulvany
Turner
Katie Louchheim Appointed State Department Consultant
Washington UPI reports Katie Louchheim former DNC vice chairman was named a state department consultant earning 15255 dollars annually. The role focuses on issues concerning women and expands the department staff with a political insider linked to Democratic circles.
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Washington
UPI
Katie Louchheim
Democratic National Committee
Wednesday
State Department
Typhoon Displaces 20000 on Tanimbar Island
Reports from AWKARTA indicate a 126 mile per hour typhoon struck Tanimbar island in the Moluccas East Indonesia. About 20000 people made homeless and damage is estimated around 2.2 million. Only about 3000 residents reportedly retain homes.
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Vy Awkarta
Indonesia
UPI
Ere
Tanimbar
Moluccas
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