Weekend Forecast And Obituary Notices From Iowa
The report lists weekend weather across cities like Minneapolis Denver Chicago Los Angeles and Seattle with temperatures and cloud conditions. It also notes sunrise sunset moon data and a schedule of celestial references. The item includes numerous death notices with names and funeral details across multiple towns.
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Receati Bismarck
Finneapolis
Denver
N.orleans
Chicago
New York
D.moines
Phoenix
L.angeles
Omaha
Miami
Seattle
Services Monday for Troy Mills Farmer
Troy Mills farmer Paul L. Peyton 42 collapsed and died Friday while working on the new park project near Coggon. He married Betty Biggs March 13, 1944 in Iowa City and is survived by his wife two sons his mother Effie Peyton four sisters and three brothers. Funeral 2 p.m. Monday at the Methodist church with visitation at Harris in Quasqueton today. Memorial fund set for the church.
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Troy Mills
Paul L. Peyton
New Park
Coggon
Betty Biggs
Iowa City
Effie Peyton
Ted Doyle
Walker
Darrell Ayers
Cedar Rapids
George
Marion
Ted
Carl
Methodist Church
Harris
Quasqueton
No Hands Cyclist, 10, Suffers Broken Arm
Randy Ralston, 10, son of Mr and Mrs Lloyd Ralston, at 50 Eighteenth Avenue SW, suffered a broken left arm Friday afternoon in a bicycle accident at Hayes school grounds. He was attempting to ride without using his hands when he fell. He was treated at a doctor's office and then at Mercy Hospital.
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Randy Ralston
Lloyd Ralston
Eighteenth Avenue
Hayes School
Mercy Hospital
Gazette Subscription Rates and Postal Note
The Gazette Co. in Cedar Rapids Iowa lists postage paid in Cedar Rapids and subscription options. Carrier delivery is 50 cents per week and mail subscriptions vary by edition with annual rates noted. no mail subscriptions in towns with Gazette carrier service. News content is from AP and reprint rights are restricted.
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the Gazette Co
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Couple Miller Dies In Highway Crash In Iowa
The Miller couple killed in a crash near Singer Hills were laid to rest in Cedar Rapids and Wellman. Funeral services for Mr. Miller, born May 5 1905 in Wellman, will be held Tuesday at Immaculate Conception Church with burial in Mt Calvary. Mrs. Miller, born Sept 19 1904 in Washington, Ia, belonged to the same church and leaves a daughter, five grandchildren, and Miller’s relatives in Wellman and Coralville. Friends may call at Teahan funeral home after 2 pm Monday with a 7:30 pm prayer service.
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Singer Hills
Miller
Wellman
Immaculate Conception Church
Eagles Lodge
McKay-Rowley Coast. Co
Washington
Eugene Sullivan
Alburnett
Henry J. Miller
Cora Raymond
Coralville
Harold Brock
Waldo Geiger
Melvin
Jay
Eldon Miller
Teahan Funeral Home
Deaths Mrs Joseph Michalek Rites Set In Cedar Rapids
Mrs Anna Nemecek Michalek 79 died at home on route 3 at 11 a m Saturday after 50 years in the area. Survived by husband married 1913 three daughters 10 grandchildren three great grandchildren three sisters and a brother. Services Monday at Brush chapel with Rev William Harnish and Czech National Cemetery burial. Donations to church organ fund welcomed.
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Joseph Michalek
Route
Anna Nemecek
Ely
First Memorial Presbyterian Church
Cedar Rapids
Charles Janko
Fairfax
John Vosatka
William Faltis
Adolph Nezerka
Frances Zahradnik
Route 2
Agnes Andrie
Frank Nemecek
Brush Chapel
William Harnish
Johnson disputes De Gaulle while urging war on poverty aids
President Johnson with reporters in the White House theater endorsed a stronger anti guerilla war in South Vietnam and said he does not agree with De Gaulle's proposals. He praised Sargent Shriver for expanded duties in coordinating the war on poverty and noted Shriver as a possible Democratic vice presidential candidate. He acknowledged a Senate filibuster on civil rights and said he expected ste pping up military pressure against the Viet Cong with Khanh’s assurances of action.
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Washington
de Gaulle
White House
Johnson
Peace Corps
Sargent Shriver
Shriver
Senate
Robert G
Bobby) Baker
Alrready
House
Panama
South Vietnam
Southeast Asia
U.S
Saigon
Nguyen Khanh
Khanh
Mary Evalina Burns Dies After Sudden Illness
Mary Evalina Burns 61 wife of Herman B. Burns of Hiawatha died in a Cedar Rapids hospital Saturday after a sudden illness. Born in Victor on June 27 1902 she lived in Linn county 22 years. She leaves daughter Maxine M Willman and three sons Robert J Earl W and Lawrence E all of Cedar Rapids a sister Alma Wilson and brother Joseph E Goebel of Victor and grandchildren. Services will be announced later. Friends may call Beatty Bearles after 1 pm Monday.
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Mary Evalina Burns
Herman B. Burns
Hiawatha
Cedar Rapids
Victor
Linn County
Maxine M. Willman
Robert J
Earl W
Lawrence E
Alma Wilson
Joseph E.goebel
Beatty-Bearle
Ranger 6 Eyes Moon Target in Precise Approach
Pasadena Calif UPI Ranger 6 spacecraft aimed for the moon with precision that canceled a camera angling maneuver hours before a predicted bullseye contact at 3 24 a m CST. Scientists say the hit would boost U S leadership in lunar exploration and mark a major accuracy feat.
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Pasadena
Calif
UPI
America
U.S
Russia
U.N. General Assembly Postponed Until After U.S. Vote
Diplomatic sources say the United Nations will delay the General Assembly to avoid U.S. political campaigning. The three month session, set for Sept. 15, would be rescheduled to a date a week or two after the November 3 election.
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United Nations
U.N
U.S
General Assembly
Assembly
Kuba's Monday Services and Burial Notices
Vishek Lumir W Janeba Kuba's Monday at 2 30 burial Czech National Sramek Paul L Kubas Monday at 9 30 a m St Ludimila s church 10 burial St Johns Rosary 7 30 p m Sunday Rev William Harnish Rev A L Zachar burial notices for local churches and congregations include services and rosary.
More Wheat Exports Told
Washington AP says the agriculture department will pay export subsidies averaging 78.5 cents per bushel on an additional 7,840,000 bushels of durum wheat bound for Russia. The move reflects government support for grain shipments to the Soviet Union amid ongoing trade concerns.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Russia
Fire scarred jet trainer pieces brought to West Berlin
Fire scarred remains of a jet training plane that carried three American officers to their deaths under Soviet fire were trucked into West Berlin for study by U.S. air force investigators.
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Berlin
West Berlin
U.S. Air Force
Negro Shot Near Home in Liberty Miss
Louis Allen, a Black man linked to civil rights activity, was shot to death near his Liberty Mississippi home on Saturday. Local authorities investigate the killing as a possible hate crime and search for suspects.
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Liberty
Miss
Louis Allen
McCloskey says Kennedy asked him to raise funds
Matthew McCloskey Jr the U S ambassador to Ireland told the Philadelphia Bulletin that President Kennedy first asked him to return home and raise funds for the 1964 Democratic campaign He cited the request as coming from Kennedy during his past duties abroad.
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Philadelphia
Matthew McCloskey, Jr
U.S
Ireland
Philadelphia Bulletin
Kennedy
Astronauts Set to Reach 29 as New Group Begins Training
Houston AP report notes the 14 new astronauts join the 15 veterans to total 29. At 8 am they begin physics and astronomy study for Gemini and Apollo, with Deke Slayton directing the curriculum. Training includes star gazing, planetarium lessons, and future spaceflight preparation.
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Houston
America
Donald K
Deke”’ Slayton
Space
Apollo
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Manned, Spacecraft Center
Air Force
Navy
Charles A. Bassett II
Berea
Ohio
Theodore C. Freeman
Lewis
Del
David R. Scott
Edwards Air Base
Calif
Michael Collins
Alexandria
Edwin E. Aldrin, Jr
Glen Ridge
N. J
William A. Anders
Albuquerque
Clifton C. Williams
Quantico
R. Walter Cunningham
van Nuys
Russell L. Schweickart
Lexington
Mass
Collins lands 1.5 million Mexican microwave contract
Collins Radio Co wins a contract to build a 900 mile microwave communications system for Pemex to monitor and control oil and gas pipelines. The project runs from Salamanca to Ciudad Pemex with a Veracruz spur, includes 25 repeater stations, and requires completion within a year plus maintenance training in Dallas.
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Collins Radio Co
Mexico
Petroleos ,Mexicanos
Pemex
Salamanca
Mexico City
Ciuda Pemex
Veracruz
Collins
Dallas
Camp Good Health Memorials From Office Employees
In memory of Mrs. Dessie Brown from Penick and Ford office employees and Dad from Olga Nast. Previous balance on In memory of Mother 1964 Camp budget $539.09 10.00.
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Dessie Brown
Penick & Ford
Olga Nast
Outsiders Flayed in Iowa Political Move
Dubuque Republican leader William J. Burke condemned what he called an invasion of outsiders pressuring for congressional candidates in Iowa's Second District. He accused Easterners of backing Frank Less's plan to run again and John Culver's bid after moving to Cedar Rapids.
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Dubuque
Iowa
William J. Burke
Dubuque County
Republican Central Committee
Burke
Frank Less
Congress
Central Committee
Less
John Culver
Culver
Cedar Rapids
Import of Red Meats and Middlewest Livestock Industry
A KCRG-TV 9 segment at 5 30 discusses the import of red meats and its impact on the livestock industry in the Middlewest. Frankly Speaking seems to headline the program.
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Middlewest
Kcrg-Tv
Slum Growth Talk Highlights Welfare Gaps at Coe College
Rev Kenneth Waterman, pastor of First Presbyterian and Neighborhood Center director, urged that welfare funds favor prisons and aged care over the poor. He warned of persistent slums with 40 million residents and framed three global revolutions—self-determination, color, poverty—driving inequality. He planned to speak on Co-Existence and God at a 5 pm vesper service in Daehler-Kitchin auditorium.
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Kenneth Waterman
Coe College
Waterman
Coe Christian Council
First Presbyterian Church
Kansas City
America
Mr. Waterman
Daehler-Kitchin Auditorium
Boy Hospitalized After Car Collision in Northwest
Robert Pollet six year old son of Mr and Mrs A W Pollet of 1323 Eleventh Street NW was struck by a car Saturday at about 7 pm in the 500 block of R Avenue NW. He was admitted to St Luke's hospital with bruises and possible internal injuries. The woman driver was not charged.
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Robert Pollet
A. W. Pollet
Eleventh Street
R Avenue NW
St. Luke’s Hospital
Russian Twins Continue Whirl
MOSCOW AP reports the Soviet Union twin space stations Elektron 1 and Elektron 2 keep orbiting Earth with all systems functioning as Tass confirms.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Elektron 1
Tass
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