Weather outlook and Iowa legislative notes from March period
Generally fair through Tuesday with warmer conditions in the east and central areas. Five day forecast calls for near normal temps in the east and 4 to 8 degrees above normal in the west, with little precipitation. normal highs 25 to 42, lows 6 to 18 above zero in the north and south respectively. Births, local incidents, and several bills including cigaret vending, beer credit restrictions, and school bond authorizations noted along with city traffic citations and service notices.
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Mahaska County
Iowa
Birth Announcements From Nuremberg Overland Park and Denver
At Nuremberg Germany May and Mrs Donald O Lundquist welcome a daughter born February 2 Maj Lundquist is son of Edwin W and Mrs Lundquist of 1701 C avenue NW At Overland Park Kansas Mr and Mrs Jerry Cimburek announce a son born February 3 Mrs Cimburek is daughter of A J Bird of Tama Mr Cimburek is son of John and Mrs Cimburek of 2751 Bever avenue At Denver Mr and Mrs S J Baumgartner announce a daughter born on an unspecified date
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Baumgartner
J. D. Houser
Meadows Lane
Madison, Wis
Norman Crook
Jill
Crook
W. G. Duncans
Park Terrace SE
Nuremberg
Germany
Donald O. Lundquist
Maj. Lundquist
Edwin W. Lundquist
C Avenue NW
Overland Park
Kan
Jerry Cimburek
Cimburek
A. J. Bird
Tama
John Cimburek
Bever Avenue
Denver
S. J. Baumgartner
The Gazette Daily Cedar Rapids Edition Details
The Cedar Rapids Gazette established 1883 details daily and Sunday publication, carrier and mail rates, and subscription terms. Rates include 45 cents weekly by carrier and 1.25 per month by night edition, 13 per year. Some regions restricted from mail subscriptions.
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the Gazette
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Cigaret Machine Bill Filed in Iowa Senate
A bill in Des Moines seeks to legalize selling cigarets via vending machines in Iowa. Sponsored by Sen. Peter F. Hansen and four others, the measure would remove the current prohibition and permit vendors wholesalers retailers and distributors to obtain state permits to sell cigarets.
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DES Moines
Iowa Senate
Peter F. Hansen
Manning
Iowa
Adenauer Warns USSR Threat Remains Global
West German Chancellor Adenauer told reporters that the Soviet threat to the world remains as great as ever despite Cuba. He urged strong NATO leadership under the United States and stated Germany will share the Western defense burden in 1963.
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Adenauer
Cuba
West Germany
NATO
U.S
Soviet Union
Red China
Berlin
Canada Defence Minister Harkness resigns over nuclear stance
In a parliamentary dispute Canada faces Navy and air force roles amid NATO nuclear force debates. Harkness resigned after a speech by Prime Minister Diefenbaker was seen as misinterpreting Canada’s nuclear policy. Opposition leaders fear the crisis stems from government delay and policy confusion.
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Canada
Harkness
Diefenbaker
Europe
U.S
Nassau
NATO
Alberta
Lester Pearson
Liberal Party
Pearson
North American
Robert Thompson
Social Credit Party
T. C. Douglas
New Democratic Party
Roger Smith Guests on KCRG-TV Father Knows Best
Actor Roger Smith from 77 Sunset Strip appears on KCRG TV 9’s Father Knows Best at 12 30 p m Tuesday providing a guest segment with details about the show and his career.
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Roger Smith
77 Sunset Strip
Kcrg-Tv
Linn county adopts blanket insurance plan to cut costs
The Linn county board of supervisors approved a three to zero vote for a new blanket coverage insurance plan. The switch increases total coverage from 2 410 600 to 3 128 750 while lowering annual premiums from 4 082 24 to 3 942 18. Chairman Henderson and Miles Sutera had urged caution citing objections from agents who rely on commissions. The plan was proposed by a three member committee of insurance men and expands coverage for governmental units under a public and institutional form.
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Linn County
Board of Supervisors
Dudley Henderson
Miles Sutera
Henderson
Sutera
Scolaro
Marion man sentenced to ten years for multiple break-ins
Terry L. Shelton, 22, of 525 Eleventh street Marion pled guilty to breaking and entering after admitting 22 break-ins in Cedar Rapids and Marion over 13 months. Judge Charles Penningroth sentenced him to ten years in the men’s reformatory. Clair R. Ohis, 23, of the same address faces charges in one of the cases.
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Terry L. Shelton
Eleventh Street
Marion
Cedar Rapids
Charles Penningroth
Shelton
Thirty-second Street
Oakland Road
Clair R. Ohis
Two Men Fined for Drunk Driving
Howard M. Jordan, 57, of 638 Fifteenth Avenue SW, pled guilty to drunk driving on Monday and was fined $300 by Judge Charles Penningroth. Jordan was arrested January 1 after an accident at Sixteenth Avenue and Sixth Street SW.
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Howard M. Jordan
Fifteenth Avenue
Charles Penningroth
Jordan
Sixteenth Avenue
Sixth Street
Earl Boxrude Appears in Court for Guilty Plea
Earl T. Boxrude 53 of 2124 Eighth Avenue SW pled guilty before Judge Penningroth on Friday and was fined 500 dollars. He was arrested January 26 on First Avenue West at Fifteenth Street.
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Penningroth
Earl T. Boxrude
Eighth Avenue SW
Boxrude
First Avenue
Fifteenth Street
Wills Admit Heir and Administrator Named in Yamada Estate
William Yamada who died December 29 named Venelle S Benton as heir and executrix. She is deceased, and C J Wilkinson was appointed administrator.
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William Yamada
Venelle S. Benton
C. J. Wilkinson
Roberts bicycle theft charge dismissed
Dismissal of larceny charge against 19 year old Andrew L. Roberts of Hiawatha in the case tied to a bicycle theft.
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Andrew L. Roberts
Hiawatha
Supervisors Move Meeting To Wednesday For This Week
The board of supervisors changes the regular weekly meeting from Tuesday to Wednesday for this week only. The notice specifies the single day shift and urges attendance by stakeholders and staff.
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Board of Supervisors
Judgment A T Gravelie Versus Basil E Manley Account
Assignee Judgment for $1 370 21 against Basil E Manley on an account action, filed by Judgment A T Gravelie. The case records a creditor claim and a monetary balance sought from the debtor.
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A. T. Gravelie
Basil E. Manley
Politicians Debate Tax Increases and School Aid
A survey of county Republican leaders shows broad support for higher taxes in various forms with 22 chairmen backing higher income and sales taxes, and a majority urging Shaff reapportionment. Voters weigh plans on state aid to schools tied to property tax relief, while retirement benefits remain split and highway bonds face opposition.
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Iowa
Boston Gunmen Charged in Love Triangle Slayings
In Boston two suspected gunmen Rocco Ballito and Albert Ciocco were charged with murder in the shooting of Mrs. Toby Zimmerman Wagner and her 2 year old son Mark after a gun battle at 2 a.m. Saturday. A third man Salvatore Ballito is at large as police hunt continues.
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Boston
Rocco Ballito
Albert Ciocco
Ballito
Salvatore
Toby Zimmerman Wagner
Mark
Bond Issued for Teamsters Union Leader Hoffa
Rep. Adam Clayton Powell said an Indianapolis bonding company issued the Teamsters bond for James Hoffa. The Landrum Griffin act requires bond coverage for union officers and Frank Wright of United Bonding Co. said the company obtained re-insurance from American Mutual Co.
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Washington
Adam Clayton Powell
Dn.y
Indianapolis
James Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Chamber drives 14 day member push in Oelwein
The Chamber of Commerce launched a 14 day membership drive in Oelwein. Seven teams will contact about 200 prospects to recruit new members.
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Oelwein
Chamber of Commerce
Car Plunges in Lake Two Die in Minnesota Tragedy
In Browns Valley Minnesota a car broke through Lake Traverse ice and sank to the bottom. Three college men were inside. Jerry Hahn 21 survived after swimming 75 feet to the shore. Philip Anderson 19 and Paul Vergeldt 21 drowned.
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Browns Valley
Minn
Lake Traverse
Jerry Hahn
Hahn
Philip Anderson
Paul Vergeldt
Debate on abolishing the death penalty in Iowa hearings
Mrs. Falvey urges replacing capital punishment with life imprisonment or a fixed term. She notes Iowa's 1872 repeal and 1877 reinstitution period, cites unequal application and studies from Wisconsin Minnesota and foreign nations, and references former wardens opposing the death penalty. The house adjourned before further testimony.
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Louis E. Lawes
Sing Sing
Obituary of Alice Allbright Sutherland
Alice Allbright Sutherland widow of Charles R. Sutherland former attorney for the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railroad died at Hallmar Sunday after a long illness. Born August 8 1880 in Cedar Rapids she was the daughter of John and Fannie Allbright. Surviving brother George A Dorwart of Santa Barbara Calif. Services at Turner chapel Wednesday at 1 30 by Dr Francis W. Pritchard Cremation committal. Memorial fund gifts suggested to Hallmar or First Presbyterian church. Rosary and Knights of Columbus recitations scheduled at Monanan Stewart funeral home Tuesday evening.
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Alice Allbright Sutherland
Charles R. Sutherland
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railroad
Hallmar
Cedar Rapids
John
Fannie Allbright
Sutherland
Winnetka
George A. Dorwart
Santa Barbara
Calif
First Presbyterian Church
PEO
Turner Chapel
Francis W. Pritchard
Atlantic NATO communique backs multination nuclear force
A joint communique from Britain and Italy supports President Kennedy's plan for a NATO multi national nuclear deterrent while De Gaulle insists France will build its own nuclear capability. The leaders emphasize unity and continued alliance with the U.S. to maintain peace and security.
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NATO
de Gaulle
Free World
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Britain
Italy
U.S
France
Death of Ethel Herma Wylie Cedar Rapids Widow
Ethel Herma Wylie widow of Robert Wylie of Cedar Rapids died Sunday after a long illness at age 62. Born August 3, 1881 at Deep River she was a Presbyterian church member in Brooklyn. Survived by three daughters Gene Rhinehart Ferne E Myers and Thelma J Wylie five grandchildren 11 great grandchildren and brother Earl Jacobs of Rockwell. Funeral 12 noon Wednesday at Brooklyn Presbyterian Church with burial in Brooklyn Cemetery. Friends may call after 6 p.m. Monday.
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Wylie
Gene Rhinehart
Brooklyn
Ferne E. Myers
Cedar Rapids
Thelma J. Wylie
Des Moines
Earl Jacobs
Rockwell
C.F. Kemetery
Fannie Cisler 71 Dies After Long Illness
Cedar Rapids resident Fannie Severn Cisler widow of Wesley Cisler died after a long illness at age 71. Born September 15, 1887 in Czechoslovakia, she survived by five daughters Martha Axtell Frances Hopker Dorothy Ray Nadine Cisler Gladys Cisler all of Cedar Rapids and four sons William George Cisler Cedar Rapids Edward Cisler Lockport Ill Allan Cisler Chicago. Also 11 grandchildren four great grandchildren and two great great grandchildren, sisters Ann Dvorak and Mrs Russell Sandercock Cedar Rapids, brother Fred Severn Cedar Rapids. Funeral 10:30 Thursday at Cedar Memorial chapel with burial there.
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Wesley Cisler
Eighth Avenue SW
Cedar Rapids
Czechoslovakia
Martha Axtell
San Francisco
Ernest
Frances) Hopker
Dorothy Ray
Nadine Cisler
Gladys Cisler
William
George Cisler
Edward Cisler
Lockport
Ill
Allan Cisler
Chicago
Ann Dvorak
Russell Sandercock
Fred Severn
Turner Chapel
Cedar Memorial
Memorial for Cedar Rapids Salesman Roy Wright
Roy G Wright a Cedar Rapids salesman for Cedar Rapids Auto Supply Co for 20 years died after a brief illness. Born April 23 1898 in Marshalltown he lived in Cedar Rapids 40 years and previously worked for Hearn Stevenson Co He was a Knights of Columbus and Holy Name Society member Surviving are daughter Mrs Larry Buehler and son Robert L both of Cedar Rapids and six grandchildren Services Wednesday at 9 am at St Matthew s Church with Msgr James D Kearn Burial Mt Calvary Cemetery Msgr Kearn
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Avenue NE
Cedar Rapids Auto Supply Co
Cedar Rapids Auto
Hearn-Stevenson Co
Cedar Rapids
Mr. Wright
Marshalltown
Wright
Knights of Columbus
Holy Name Society of
St. Matthew’s Church i
James D. Kearn
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Msgr
Kearn
Salvation Army's Viola Harnish Dies in Cedar Rapids
Viola M. Harnish 58 of 1015 Third Street SE Cedar Rapids died early Sunday after a brief illness. Born March 17, 1904 in Cedar Rapids she was a lifelong resident and former Salvation Army officer. Services 2 PM Wednesday at Kuba funeral home with Major J E LaLone of the Salvation Army officiating. Burial Linwood. Friends may call at the funeral home.
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Viola M. Harnish
Third Street SE
Cedar Rapids
Clare E. Watson
William Watson
Lenville Elam
William B. Harnish
Harry Franks
Alfred Patton
Long Beach
Claude
Raymond Shelton
Harnish
Salvation Army
Kuba
J. E. LaLone
Linwood
Burwinkle Rites Set For Mechanicsville Service
George J. Burwinkle a Cedar Rapids resident long tied to Rock Island and North Western Railways died Monday Born in Hamburg Germany on September 26 1875 He was predeceased by his wife in November 1959 Survived by son Vincent Cedar Rapids two daughters Mrs LeRoy Spratte Rochester Minnesota and Mrs John Groupe Baldwin Park California two grandsons and five great grandchildren Services at St Marys Church Mechanicsville with time to be announced later.
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George J. Burwinkle
Cedar Rapids
Rock Island and North Western Railways
Homburg
Germany
Vincent
LeRoy Spratte
Rochester
Mechanicsville
Funeral services and burials in local obituaries
Multiple notices list funeral times and locations for Manville Howard L. Beatty Bearle, Herbert Eugene Johnson, Anthony Pusateri, and William Howard Miller. Services include church rites at Immaculate Conception and Turner chapels, Linwood and Mount Calvary cemeteries, with military rites by Hanford Post American Legion and calls at Monahan Stewart funeral home. G. A. Pusateri of Sun Valley noted as additional survivor.
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Anthony
Immaculate Conception Church
Mt. Calvary
G. A. Pusateri
Sun Valley
Calif
Monahan-Stewart Funeral Home
97 Dead in Jap Storm
Avalanches from heavy snow continued in Japan as the worst winter in decades. National police report 97 killed, 7 missing, and 137 injured across four weeks of nearly unbroken blizzards.
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Tokyo
Japan
Congo Decrees Death For Crime of Pillage
Congo Republic enacts a law presuming the death penalty for crimes of pillage and devastation. A government spokesman ties the measure to riots in Pointe Noire and Brazzaville after a disputed soccer match with Gabon.
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Brazzaville
Congo Republic
Pointe Noire
Gabon
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