Weather and death notices mix with city data in brief daily record
The item lists high and low temperatures across multiple cities, precipitation and barometer readings, sunrise and sunset times, and a long notices section detailing births and obituaries in several towns. It notes upcoming forecast trends including cloudiness, warming, and a mild to cooler five day outlook.
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Bismarck
Minapolis
Chicace
N. Orleans
Denver
New York
Detroit
Omaha
Phoenix
Miami
Seattle
JFK Statement On Stockpiling Criticizes President’s View
Sen Williams accuses President Kennedy of being astonished by stockpile figures and cites a May 10 1960 report stating the stockpile reached 8.4 billion. He argues the program grants windfall profits to mining firms and calls for a full scale investigation after voting to curb subsidies.
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Washington
Sen. Williams
R-Del
Kennedy
Williams
Committee
Senate
Bombing Event Details And Community Reactions
The article recounts the aftermath of a bombing near Minneapolis pastor Mr Simmons and family, noting injured child and crib fragments. It also describes a panel discussion by three speakers including Mr Walker and Miss Hunt, defending free speech for extremists and urging dialogue with radical groups. The scene includes their views on right wing extremism and United Nations criticisms, with no unusual incidents reported for Robert Presnell Jr. and his wife.
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Robert
Simmons
Miss Hunt
San Fernando Valley
Assn
United Nations
U.N
Robert Presnell, Jr
Merchants Form Police Committee For Going-Out-Of-Business Sales
Mayor names a merchant committee to police a new licensing ordinance for going out of business sales. The panel will oversee the C Denecke Investment Co sale in the old Newman building ahead of a March 1 handover and stock listings. The Denecke sale covers men’s, boys’ and women’s wear and dry goods with planned dates Feb 5 to Feb 28. Burial notes: services at Turner chapel for Mr Campbell with interment at Mt Calvary. clergy Rev Monsignor J D Kearn.
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Bob Johnson
C. Denecke Investment Co
Newman
Guaranty National Bank
Herb Levin
Syndicate
Retail Merchants Bureau
Johnson
Harold Wendorf
Killian’s
Denecke
California
Deaths Mrs Arlene Barnes Wadsworth Cedar Rapids Native
Mrs Arlene Barnes Wadsworth a lifelong Cedar Rapids resident died in Westport Connecticut after a brief illness She was born May 27 1907 in Cedar Rapids Surviving family includes her mother daughter and three grandchildren a sister and a brother Judge Donald P Barnes She was Emma Willard and Vassar educated a member of First Presbyterian and a Junior League leader Private service at Turner chapel 1 30 Monday officiated by Rev Francis Pritchard Burial Oak Hill
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Arlene Barnes Wadsworth
Cedar Rapids
Westport
First Presbyterian Church
Junior League of
Turner Chapel
Francis Pritchard
Oak Hill
Mrs. E F Austin Former Cedar Rapids Resident Dies
Mrs. E F Austin, once of Cedar Rapids, died Friday in Long Beach California. Word reached Mrs. L O Butler of Marion. Her husband served as pastor at Calvary Baptist church in Cedar Rapids. Services are set for Tuesday at Immanuel Baptist Church in Compton California.
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E. F. Austin
Cedar Rapids
Long Beach
Calif
L. O. Butler
Fifth Ave
Marion
Austin
Calvary Baptist Church
Immanuel Baptist Church
Compton
Infant Mark Aaron Treka Dies in Leadville Colorado
Mark Aaron Treka infant son of Mr. and Mrs. William Treka died Friday in Leadville Colorado. The Trekas moved from Cedar Rapids to Colorado a year ago. Surviving are grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Charles Walsh and Mr. and Mrs. Leo Treka, Cedar Rapids. Services will be announced.
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Mark Aaron Treka
William Treka
Leadville
Colo
Trekas
Cedar Rapids
Colorado
Charles Walsh
Leo Treka
James P Campbell Dies After Long Illness
James Plouds Campbell a retired mechanic for the Rock Island railroad and longtime Cedar Rapids resident died Thursday after a long illness Surviving relatives are listed in the obituary placeholder with details remaining unread prior to publication
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James Plouds Campbell
Bave
Rock Island Railroad
Cedar Rapids
Mrs Murphy 80 Cedar Rapids Resident Dies Friday
Mrs. Patrick Murphy age 80 of 1706 First Ave NW Cedar Rapids died Friday. Born in Cascade she was affiliated with St Patrick s church. Survived by daughter Miss Dorothea Myers of Cedar Rapids. first husband Otto Myers and second husband Patrick Murphy preceded her in death. Services at St Patrick s church Monday at 9 with Rev J Robert McDonald. Burial at Calvary. Rosary by Daughters of America Sunday 7 p.m. and Father McDonald 8 in Teahen chapel. friends may call after 3:30 Sunday.
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Patrick Murphy
First Ave
Cedar Rapids
Cascade
St. Patrick’s Church
Dorothea Myers
Otto Myers
St. Patrick's Church
J. Robert McDonald
Mr. Calvary
Daughters of America
Obituary notices for Popchuck Beatty Griffin Seabrooke and Tichy
Notices list funerals for Popchuck Mrs Fred Im at Immaculate Conception church Saturday at 11 15 by Rt Rev William Roach burial Mt Calvary body at Brady mortuary Allely Lester M Beatty Bearle chapel 10 30 Saturday by Rev Richard W Engstrom St Marks Lutheran burial Cedar Memorial Griffin Mrs Thomas St Patrick s church Saturday 9 by Rev J Robert McDonald burial Mt Calvary body at Teahen chapel Seabrooke Arthur M Saturday 2 in Janeba Kuba funeral home cremation committal Chapel of Memories Cedar Memorial Tichy Mrs Jacob Saturday 9 45 in Kuba funeral home and 10 in St Wenceslaus church by Msgr Anthony W Chihak burial St Johns
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Teahen
Seabrooke
Arthur M
Janeba-Kuba
H. Hughes Dill
Chapel of Memories
Cedar Memorial
Tichy
Jacob
Kuba
St. Wenceslaus Church
Anthony W. Chihak
St. John's
City Council Considers Pay Survey For Employees
The Cedar Rapids city council approves a businesslike pay and working conditions survey by Jacobs and Co. It aims to compare wages with other communities, adjust pay based on merit, and discuss recommendations in July before next year’s budget.
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Cedar Rapids
Jacobs and Co
Two Women Fined for Bootlegging in Linn District Court
Two waitresses from Joe's Tender Trap pled guilty to bootlegging charges in Linn district court. Ronnie Beebe and Jacqueline Myers each fined $300 by Judge T W Miles. owner Joe Abodeely and bartender Mike Zakiab faced charges but have not appeared. Police raided three Cedar Rapids clubs on Oct 26, with six already fined and two more pled guilty.
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First Ave. SE
Linn District Court
T. W. Miles
Ronnie Beebe
Council St. NE
Jacqueline Myers
Mechanicsville
Joe Abodeely
Ninth St. SE
Mike Zakiab
Ellis Blvd
Cedar Rapids
Gazette Help Wanted Ad Seeks Local Workers
Short recruitment notice in the Gazette invites applicants for local positions. It lists openings, hours, and contact information for interested residents to apply.
Courthouse Supervisors Order End to Long Coffee Breaks
Linn board of supervisors held a meeting with courthouse office heads to curb long coffee breaks and early departures. Parking uses in the courthouse lot and juror arrangements with the Parkade were discussed as part of making the courthouse a more effective unit for taxpayers.
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Linn Board of Supervisors
Miles Sutera
Sutera
Dudley Henderson
Dale Cunningham
Henderson
Cedar Rapids
Frank Bush
Anthony R. Scolaro
Walter Gormly Appeals District Court Conviction
Walter Gormly appealed to district court a municipal court conviction dated October 27 for lounging and loafing. He was arrested while distributing literature at a Lutheran rally in Cedar Rapids and fined $25, choosing to serve the sentence in Linn county jail.
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Walter Gormly
Vernon
Gormly
Cedar Rapids
Linn
Pleads Innocent to Larceny Charge
Richard Young, 21, of 1412 Third Ave SE, Thursday pled innocent to a charge of larceny. He was released on $1,000 bond. Young is accused of taking a trenchcoat valued at $33 from Leonardo's Pizza House. The coat belonged to Merrill Massare of 1611 Sixth Ave SE, police said.
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Richard Young
Third Ave
Innocent
Young
Leonardo's Pizza House
Merrill Massare
Sixth Ave
County Bar Seeks Candidates for Cedar Rapids Judge
Linn County Bar Association schedules 2 p m Thursday in the courthouse to assist in selecting a successor to Judge Donald Barnes who moved from Cedar Rapids municipal court to district court following the death of Judge W Sandoe Jordan. The county bar will recommend candidates to Gov Norman Erbe for appointment.
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Linn County Bar Assn
Donald Barnes
Cedar Rapids
Rockefeller Grills Democrats on Urban Affairs Cabinet Fight
Rockefeller assails the Democratic leadership over the blocked urban affairs cabinet post. He accuses them of using a racial issue to disguise internal party divisions and argues Republicans must push for governance closer to the people with fiscal integrity. He cites Kennedy’s bill failure and notes GOP unity versus Democratic disarray.
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Department of Urban Affairs
Republican Party
Rockefeller
Kennedy
Star turn anchors rally as Govs clash in Iowa
Governor Norman Erbe of Iowa introduced Governor Nelson Rockefeller for his first appearance and derided Democratic charges of fiscal irresponsibility while praising Republican surplus gains. Rockefeller visited the Des Moines Art Museum and bought two owl figures and a drawing, expressing enthusiasm for owls and arranging to acquire an additional owl drawing.
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Norman Erbe
Iowa
Gov
Rockefeller
Democratic Party
Erbe
Herschel Loveless
Des Moines Art Museum
New York
Jamess. Schramm
Burlington
Draft Stays at 6,000 in April
The army again requests a 6,000 man draft for April, matching March and signaling a leveling in calls after a peak of 25,000 last September as partial mobilization began.
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Washington
Army
Telephone Strike Authorized in 44 States
Communications Workers of America on Friday authorized a 44 state strike of telephone installers but did not set a date, pending talks. Hundreds of installers quit in Iowa Nebraska Minnesota and the Dakotas over the past two days in an unauthorized stoppage. They returned to work Friday.
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Washington
Communications Workers of America
Iowa
Nebraska
Minnesota
Dakotas
Astronaut Glenn Visits Home With Family
John H. Glenn Jr returns to Arlington with wife Annie and children David 16 and Lyn 14. His parents in law Dr. and Mrs. H W Castor wait for Feb 13 launch date as Glenn resumes Cape Canaveral training for a new space mission.
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John H. Glenn, Jr
Glenn
Annie
David
Lyn
H. W. Castor
New Concord
Ohio
Cape Canaveral
Milan Wife Sentenced Over Fatal Poisoning In Drink Cure
In Milan, Italy, Mrs. Luigi Bonora received a four month sentence after a court found she mixed pills into her husband’s food to cure his drinking problem, and the medications caused his death.
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Milan
Italy
UPI
Luigi Bonora
Jap Reds Plan Protest to Bob Kennedy
Japan's Communist party said it will file a formal protest with Attorney General Robert Kennedy upon his Sunday arrival. A spokesman blamed U.S. administration oppression of the U.S. Communist Party and noted a delegation would deliver the protest at the U.S. embassy without planning large demonstrations.
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Jap Reds
Bob
Tokyo
Japan
Communist Party
Robert Kennedy
U.S. Administration
U.S. Communist Party
Kennedy
America
U.S
Eisenhower
City Briefs And Local Advertisements From Mercy Hospital
Patient Mrs Jerome Welsh of 210 Third St SW is a Mercy hospital patient with visitors allowed. Bowling open 24 hours nightly at Magnificent Tropic Lanes. Temple Judah Cedar Rapids Sabbath service corrected to 7 30 p m. Kosher meats advertised with free daily deliveries from Hladky's 1600 Fourth Ave SE.
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Jerome Welsh
Third St. SW
Mercy Hospital
Temple Judah
Cedar Rapids
Fourth Ave
Hladky’s
Hospital Note and Community Events Roundup
In Hospital Rhea D Wood at 428 Ninth St NW is a patient at Veterans hospital in Iowa City. Wood is a World War I veteran. Visitors are permitted. Shirley Simpson and Betty Anderson employed at the Encore. EM 3-5559. Shriners and guests. Free dancing in The Embassy club room Saturday night 9 30 to 12 30. Bob Preston Combo. Storytime Max Hahn will be presented Saturday at 11 at the library for all school age children. February 3 rummage sale in the CSP Hall by Horizon club 8 am to 3 pm. Father Dies Services for William Zuhn 83 father of Fred Zuhn of 609 Thirty third St NE will be held Saturday at 2 pm at the R K Crane funeral home in Mt Pleasant.
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Rhea D. Wood
Ninth St
Veterans Hospital
Iowa City
Wood
Shriners
Embassy Club
Bob Preston
Adv
Max Hahn
William Zuhn
Fred Zuhn
Thirtythird St
R. K. Crane
Mt. Pleasant
U.S. Aid Sends 3.95 Million To Jordan In 1958 Regular Support
Amman Jordan received 3.95 million dollars from the United States as part of regular aid that has averaged about 40 million dollars annually since 1958. The payment reflects ongoing U S assistance to Jordan for development and regional stability.
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Amman, Jordan
UPI
Jordan
U.S
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Soeas
St. Luke's
Larry Franck
Marion Reed
Center Point Rd
Dennis Carter
Bowling St. SW
Loren Happel
Doyle Greiner
Gary Thomas
Fairfax
William Skelton
Ist St. NW
Noel Potter
James Zacek
Ist St. SW
Tim Robertson
Mr Vernon
Donald Wahl
32Nd St. SE
Donald Hughes
Lincolnway Trailer Court
Savanna
Duane Fatka
Fatka
Edward Fatka
van Nuys
Cailf
James Ort
Ort
Darla Herrig
Charles J. Seda
Forester
Vernon J. Reed
Dellene J. Johnson
Atkins
William Prescott
Nancy L. Wilson
Harlean A. Greathouse
Paul J. Greathouse
Florence E. Conner
George A. Conner
JoAnn R. Ball
Clyde M. Ball
5Th Ave
C Avenue
7Th Street
Norman Schmeltzer, Jr
Bettendorf
Robert Junge
38Th St
Keith Eddins
10Th Ave
Dorothy Ditch
Ely
John Helms
Coggan
Carl Morning
Philip Angott
19Th St. NW
Glenn Richardson
Central City
Dean Keller
5Th St
John Andrews
Rupert Anderson
Vinton
Dixie Miller
10Th St. SE
Williamsburg
Maude I. VanDee
St. Mary’s Church
McSwiggin and Uhlmann
Della) Bush
Tuecke’s. Friends
Keota
Gilbert Adams
Federated Church
Powell's. Millville
Donohue’s. Oelwein
Mary Wood
Brant
JFK
Mr. Simmons
Minneapolis
North Hollywood
Pacoima
John
Walker
John Birch Society
Third Street
Committee of Merchants
Roy Swanson
The
Bill Pohorsky
Greater Downtown Assn
Hazel Yeager
Campbell
Brotherhood of Machinists
J. D. Kearn
Mt. Calvary
Arlene Wadsworth
Treka Infant
James Campbell
Services
Survey
John B. Turner & Son
2Nd Ave. S.E
Bob Weaver
Robert Weaver
Federal Housing and Home Finance Agency
Bob Kennedy
Punta del Este
Uruguay
Averell Harriman
Evan L. Hultman
Joan E. Tapes
3Rd Ave
Bratty-Bearle
George Nagle
G.O.P. Surplus
Owl
Astronaut Glenn
Arlington, Va
Krebs Flower Shop
18Th St. SW
Shirley Simpson
Betty Anderson
C.S.P.S
Horizon Club
Lewellen
Florist
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