Cart refit and court cases surface in Iowa news report
A weather and traffic update precedes crime notes and a long-running housing case. The piece lists temperatures, precipitation, and sunrise times, then details traffic fines for several individuals, followed by a report on Baker and Carousel motel matters including testimony by attorney Ernest Tucker and the sale of the Carousel to Serv-A Corp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker
Ernest Tuckier
Tuckler
L. P. McLendon
Marion Motorist Faces Charges in Hit Run Crash
Oscar A. Johnson, 54, of route one, Marion, was arrested early Friday after police began investigating a hit run. A passerby reported a 1953 model car eastbound on Sixteenth avenue SW after the collision near B street at 1 19 a.m. Johnson pled innocent to leaving the scene and drunkenness in municipal court and is held on $110 bond on each charge with trial set for Feb 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar A. Johnson
Route One
Marion
Sixteenth Avenue
B Street
Joe & Cliff
First Avenue
Johnson
Bell Plaine Family and Others Funeral Notices
Belle Plaine Fred H De Meyer 48. Services Monday 10 St Michaels Catholic church Rosary Sunday 730 Hrabaks Wellman James Podaril 59. Services Sunday 2 Sorden Adams Lone Tree Winthrop Margaret E Schacherer 74. Services Monday 930 St Patricks church Rosary Saturday and Sunday 8 Fawcetts Decorah Miss Bertina Erickson 76. Services Monday 2 Glenwood Lutheran church Winneshiek Funeral Chapel Olin Mrs John Lindstrom 84. Services Tuesday 130 Bruces in Fort Dodge Body was taken from Goetchs Anamosa to Fort Dodge Saturday Tipton Kevin Lee Williams 3 month old son of Mr and Mrs Gerald Williams Services Sunday 2 Sheets and Dahn Elkader Amelia L Leath 90. Services Monday 2 Peace church Witt s Vinton Eddie Landgrebe 79 Fry and Holland Vinton Ralph Moody Jr 59. Services Monday 2 Garrison Church of Brethren Fry land Holland
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Plaine
Fred H. de Meyer
St. Michael's Catholic’ Church
Hrabak
S. Wellman
James Podaril
Sorden and
Adams
Lone Tree
Winthrop
Margaret E. Schacherer
St. Patrick’s Church
Fawcett’s. Decorah
Bertina Erickson
Glenwood Lutheran Church
Winneshiek Funeral Chapel
Olin
John Lindstrom
Bruce’s
Fort Dodge
Goettsch‘s
Anjamosa
Tipton
Kevin Lee Williams
Gerald Williams
Sheets
City Briefs and Local Incidents in Mercy Area
Bureau items report patient Nancy Showalter at Mercy hospital with visitors allowed. Barbershop to reopen Saturday Feb 1 at 1702 4th Ave SE. Delbert Wyss Jr. reports vandals sprayed red and silver paint on his car Friday night. Bowling special tonight after 11 at Magnificent Tropic Lanes. Donald Heinz reports $250 in tools stolen from a quonset hut at 4000 Sixth St SW. Mrs Harry Hedges transferred Saturday from Mercy to University Hospitals Iowa City. Shriners dance at Embassy Club with 4 Fifths tonight. Joe Haley reports two boxes of groceries stolen from his car on Eighth St SE, valued $15. Lloyd Hunt fractured left arm in a machine accident at Quaker Oats, in good condition at Mercy. Lawrence Tegler reports vandalism to his 1959 convertible top cut, gas drained, ignition jammed. E&R Motel and Cafe opens after vacation. Gasoline theft: 75 gallons valued $27 from Taft school construction site at 5100 E Ave NW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Haley
Mechanicsville
Eighth Street
Lloyd Hunt
Route Four
Solon
Mercy Hospital
Quaker Oats
Driver Fired at Tire on Northeast Side
Police investigated a Friday night gunfire report near Avenue and Sixteenth Street NE. Paul Jones, 16, of 1400 Second Avenue SE, said he was driving with three friends when a car swerved in front of them. He claimed a young driver pulled a gun and fired at the tires but missed.
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Paul Jones
Second Avenue SE
A Avenue
Sixteenth Street
Jones
Cyclist 29 Hospitalized After Motorcycle Fall
Daniel Cochran aged 29 of 66 Oklahoma avenue SW was hospitalized Friday after falling from his motorcycle at Twelfth avenue and Ninth street SE. He was listed in good condition at Mercy hospital with forehead lacerations and a shoulder injury. Police say he tipped the bike to avoid a truck as he entered the roadway. investigation continued Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Cochran
Oklahoma Avenue SW
Twelfth Avenue
Ninth Street
Mercy Hospital
Cochran
Italian Communist Leader Attacks Red China Over Yugoslavia Split
Palsimiro Togliatti, Rome, criticized Red China for attacking Yugoslavia's independent form of communism in a Saturday statement. The AP report notes tensions within the world communist movement as Beijing seeks to pressure Belgrade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Italy
Communist Party
Palimiro Togliatti
Red China
Yugoslavia
Woman Fined for Hitting Hydrant and Leaving Scene
Virginia V. Burns 42 of 1025 Tenth Avenue SE received a 15 day jail term suspended by Judge Howard McLaughlin for failing to report a hydrant collision. She was fined 10 dollars plus costs for losing control of her car after striking a hydrant across from 41 Tenth Avenue SE about 7 45 jam Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connie L. Glass
Twenty-fifth Street
George J. Erceg
Lauren Drive
Donald D. Stewart
G Avenue
Donovan Tharp
Forty-eighth Street
Donald E. Bair
Patrick D. Cramer
C Avenue
John Machula
Iowa Avenue
James M. Glenn
Crestridge Drive
Yvonne E. Lawrence
Sidney Street
Virginia V
Virginia V. Burns
Tenth Avenue SE
Howard McLaughlin
C R Boy Injured After Car Collision
Roger Hall nine years old, son of Maynard and Mary Hall of 5720 Colorado drive SW, sustained minor injuries Saturday at 12 30 p m after running into the rear of a car at J street and Twenty first avenue SW. He was treated at Mercy hospital. Police said he ran around a city bus and into a southbound car driven by Rex Bishop of 135 Outlook drive SW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Hall
Maynard Hall
Colorado Drive
J Street
Twenty-first Avenue
Mercy Hospital
Rex Bishop
Outlook Drive
Ames Emery Injured When Car Hits Abutment in Des Moines
Des Moines architect Ames Emery aged 69 was seriously injured after his car struck a concrete abutment on a downtown street Saturday. Police and emergency crews responded to the scene and he was hospitalized with serious injuries. Propsoals for his work and reputation in Des Moines remain noted by colleagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DES Moines
Ames Emery
Bag big bargains in hunt ing equipment
Classified notice advertises hunting gear bargains in wants section 22A. Contains brief display of items and pricing cues with emphasis on sale items for immediate purchase. Target reader seeks affordable hunting accessories through local classifieds.
Curtains fall on Ford's Theatre after 92 years in Baltimore
The 92 year old Ford's Theatre in Baltimore closes tonight marking the end of an era. An estimated 1,800 people will attend the farewell performance as the venue prepares to become a parking lot. Once a stage for Shakespeare and opera the house hosted stars like the Lunts Barrymore Katharine Cornell Helen Hayes and Tallulah Bankhead. The theater opened in 1871 and was a centerpiece of the city’s cultural life with famous premieres and notable events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Ford’s
Theodore McKeldin
James Wallack
Ford
Washington
Lincoln
Horace Greeley
William Cody
Buffalo Bill
David Belasco
Cole Porter
Mister Roberts
Thornton Wilder
Tallulah Bankhead
the Lunts
the Barrymores
Katharine Cornell
Helen Hayes
Maude Adams
Julie Harris
Eva le Galliene
the Booths
Houdini
Otis Skinners
Cedar Rapids split plan foes speak out on at large elections
Two Linn County supervisors oppose any at large plan that splits Cedar Rapids. They argue Cedar Rapids could gain two seats on the three member board if districts are drawn, and urge waiting for a public vote on the Scolaro plan before redistricting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County Board of Supervisors
Cedar Rapids
Dudley Henderson
Central City
Henderson
Floyd Emmons
Marion
Tommy Tucker
Linn County
Republican Central Committee
Anthony Scolaro
Jack Fulton
Scolaro
Tucker
Solon Urges Early Interim Unit Meeting In Des Moines
DES MOINES IUPI State Senator George O Malley demands an early meeting of the legislative interim committee to address pressing issues including Fort Madison penitentiary guard funding. The panel left scheduling to Sen Clifford Vance and Rep Floyd Edgington, with no date set at its last session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DES Moines
UPI
George O'Malley
Legislative Interim Committee
O'Malley
State Board of Control
Fort Madison
Clifford Vance
Mt. Pleasant
Floyd Edgington
Sheffield
Thief Nabbed In Stolen Car 10 Months Later
Earl Lee Bonjour 26, a Fort Madison escapee, was arrested in Tacoma Washington ten months after a 1963 Pontiac was stolen from University Motors in Iowa City. The car bore William Perkins’s ownership and the thief allegedly hid in the garage before driving away. Police recovered town license plates and Daily Iowan copies found inside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Tacoma
Wash
William Perkins
SUI
Earl Lee Bonjour
Fort Madison State Penitentiary
Perkins
University Motors
South Rivers Side Drive
Goldwater presses McNamara on ICBM reliability
Republican Sen. Barry Goldwater challenged Defense Secretary McNamara to explain how long range missile reliability can be demonstrated without atmospheric tests. He argued U S ICBMs are not as reliable as national security demands and warned of holes in placing too many eggs in one basket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Sen
Goldwater
Defense McNamara
Arizona
McNamara
U. S
Midwest
Johnson
Deficit Budget Set for Italy 1964-65 Fiscal Year
ROME AP The Italian cabinet Friday night approved a deficit budget of 10.312 billion dollars for the 1964 65 fiscal year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
War Crimes Charge To Top West German Official
Bonn AP report says Ewald Peters, a West German interior bureau head, was arrested on war crimes charges related to mass executions of Jews in Russia during World War II. He allegedly accompanied Chancellor Erhard as bodyguard on Erhard's visit to President Johnson's Texas ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonn
Erhard
Johnson
Texas
Ewald Peters
Russia
Illinois Cigaret Revenue Drops
The Illinois department of revenue reported a drop of over $500,000 in state cigarette taxes for the first 30 days of 1964. Collections through January 30 totaled just over $3.5 million, down from more than $4 million for the same period in 1963.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Illinois Department of Revenue
Center Point Man Given Suspended Sentence for Hit and Run
Calvin D. Eden, 27, of Center Point, was sentenced to 30 days in county jail on a charge of striking a pedestrian in a crosswalk. Judge McLaughlin suspended the sentence but ordered payment of court costs. The victim, George M. McFarland, 67, of 1269 Second Avenue SE, was hospitalized in satisfactory condition at St. Luke's after the Friday morning incident at Second Avenue SE and Thirteenth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick D. Cramer
C Avenue
Robert D. Mefford
Mt. Vernon Road
Jean I. Puryear
Eighteenth Street
Calvin D. Eden
Center Point
Thei J County
Howard McLaughlin
Eden
George M. McFarland
Second Avenue SE
Thirteenth Street
McFarland
St. Luke’s
Funeral Services for Emmett M Hickey at Immaculate Conception
Funeral services will be held Monday at 9 at Immaculate Conception Church by the Rt Rev William Roach. Burial will be at Mount Calvary. Rosaries will be prayed at 7 30 p.m Sunday by the parish and at 8 p.m by the Knights of Columbus at the Brady chapel where friends may call Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hickey
Emmett M
Immaculate Conception
U.S. presses OAS on Panama riot findings
In Washington the United States rejected Panama's aggression claim and urged the OAS to investigate violence at the Canal Zone. Ellsworth Bunker told the council that mobs led by extremists, including trained in communist countries, attacked U S interests while Panama blamed U S actions for triggering unrest. The Panamanian ambassador urged Latin nations to support Panama and renegotiation of the 1903 canal treaty was discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Panama
U.S
Organization of American States
Miguel Moreno
Canal Zone
Moreno
Ellsworth
OAS Council
Rio de Janeiro
Americas
Bunker
Inter-American Peace Committee
OAS
Ex-Con Charged in Chicago Car Bombing Case
Ex convict bartender linked to crime syndicate faced charges of attempted murder arson and aggravated battery after a dynamite bomb exploded under Lewis Barbe insurance broker near the Cook County Criminal Courts Building Barbe who had arraignment in a 48 000 insurance swindle case suffered a mangled leg Eugene Yocca 28 admitted knowing Barbe but denied broader involvement and contested arson and murder claims while authorities tie him to tape recordings from the bombing and a broader syndicate probe
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
UPI
Lewis Barbe
Barbe
Cook County Criminal Courts
Eugene Yocca
Asst. State
Atty
James Flynn
Yocca
Flynn
Niles
Ist
Marshall Caiffano
Caifano
Los Angeles
OConnor Hosts Mary Costa and Don Knotts on Hollywood Palace
Donald O'Connor hosts The Hollywood Palace with guest Mary Costa and Don Knotts airing at 8:30 Saturday night on Channel 9. The lineup highlights familiar names and a prime weekend slot for viewers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald O’connor
Mary Costa
Don ‘Knotts
Hollywood Palace
Inight
Channel 9
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Daily Record
C.R. Weather
Municipal
ORAS
Elivisiay
Echo II
Iowa
Collins Radio, Co
Northwest
Franklin Avenue
Seventeenth Street
Gertrude Novak
Thompson
Serv-A Corp
New Denver
Maha
L. Angeles
Seattle
Fairbanks
Ashington
Nancy Showalter
Avenue NW
Barlow’s
4Th Ave
Delbert J. Wyss, Jr
Eighth Street NW
Donald Heinz
Center Point Road
Sixth Street
Harry
Gladys) Hedges
Wilson Avenue
University Hospitals
Shriners
Embassy Club
Adv
Springville
Lawrence Tegler
Twenty-fourth Street
E&r Motel
Berglund & Son Construction Co
Taft
Red Raps
Peking
C.R. Boy
Hart
T'S
By Kathie Dibell
Opera House
Booth Theater
New York
John T. Ford
Emmons and Henderson
By Ben Blackstock
Emmons
John E. Lapes
3Rd Ave
Barry
Illinois
Hemisphere
Turner
Gom &. Turner
Ave. S.E
iNab
By Robert Loughran
Fur
Charles Siragusa
Ace
Illinois Crime Commission
Iear
Siragusa
Rush Street
Glitter Gulch
His Voice
Jewel
Pierson
Ellis Blvd
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