Weather and court briefs from municipal reporting
Sunday to Tuesday forecast shows clearing, cold with highs near 10 to 15 and lows around five below to five above. City police court items list numerous speeding and traffic violations with fines, bonds and suspensions, along with several birth notices and local incidents.
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Bismarck
Mineapolis
Chicago
N. Orleans
Denver
New York
Duluth
Omaha
Les
Phoenix
Seattle
Castro defies U S as Khrushchev pledges solidarity
Premier Khrushchev reaffirms Soviet support for Cuba as Castro denounces the United States and the 13 Latin American nations that opposed Cuba. Castro proclaims revolution inevitable and vows stronger production to meet economic hardship while warning imperialists to expect a bigger beating.
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U.S
Cuba
Latin America
Castro
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Globe
U. S
Punta del Este
Ministry of Colonies
Kennedy
OAS
Obituary Notices With Funeral Details From Iowa Towns
A list of residents with ages and funeral times from multiple Iowa communities. Names include Clara Smith 96 Shelly Ossian Hugh Nicholson 60, Earl B Gould 78 Marengo and Lillian Livezey 74 Wellman plus others, with services scheduled Tuesday or Wednesday at indicated churches.
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Ossian
Hugh Nicholson
Schmitz
Dundee
Clara R. Smith
Shelly
Millersburg
Margaret Burck
Trinity Lutheran Church
Powell’s
North English
Elkader
Earl E. Maggert
Congregational Church
Witt
Powell's
Iowa City
Marie Benda
Beckman's
Seven arrested in Paris secret army case linked to Algeria rebellion
French authorities announced the arrest of seven members of a secret army tied to a seven year Algerian rebellion. The group included five officers and two lawyers including a retired colonel. They were seized during a meeting in an apartment building on Avenue Franklin Roosevelt in downtown Paris. Seized documents listed police officers to be assassinated before an antigovernment plot. National security police launched followup investigations.
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Algeria
Secret Army
Avenue
Franklin Roosevelt
Paris
National Security Police
Iowa faces loss of interstate funds over line right-of-way
Federal Highway Administrator Rex Whittom warned that Iowa would lose all federal interstate aid if transmission lines are placed along Interstate 80 and 35 near Des Moines. He said the law gives him power to rule on right-of-way use and would deny future allocations until the violation is corrected.
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Ames
UPI
Iowa
Federal
L. M. Clauson
Lowa Highway Commission
Rex Whittom
Iowa Power and Light Co
Des Moines
Whittom
Iowa Commerce Commission
Polk County District Court
Iowa Power and Light
State Highway Commission
Tom Murrow
Iowa Supreme Court
Murrow
Federal Roads Administrator
Navy Enlists One Man and One Woman in Waves and Navy
Enlistment by navy recruiters reported one man and one woman joining the service. Arlene Marie Hana, 19, of 1025 Staub Court NE, enlisted in the Waves and is sent to Bainbridge training center, Maryland, for recruit training. Willard J. Kies, 18, of 160214 E avenue NE, is sent to the training center at San Diego for training.
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Navy
Arlene Marie Hana
Staub Court NE
Bainbridge Training Center
Willard J. Kies
E Avenue NE
San Diego
ABC President Says Market Limits Programming Scope
ABC president Oliver Treyz told regulators that ABCs two channel market limitations hinder its programming reach. He testified as the FCC reopened hearings on network television programming practices in Washington.
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Washington
American Broadcasting Co
Oliver Treyz
ABC
Federal Communications Commission
Three Charges Filed Against Iowa Citian
Robert S. Baker a 24 year old Iowa City man is held on 1000 bond on charges of assault with intent to inflict great bodily injury resisting arrest and intoxication He pled innocent in police court and the case was continued Police say Baker involved in a tavern altercation Saturday night brandishing a knife and resisting officers during arrest.
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Iowa City
Robert S. Baker
Baker
Three Men Enter Pleas on Drunk Driving Charges in Des Moines Area
In district court on Monday three men charged with drunk driving appeared. Carl H. Jungjohann pleaded guilty and was fined 300 dollars after his car rear ended another on Center Point road NE. Richard D. Brown and Clarence W. Untiedt entered not guilty pleas with Brown noted as a second offender. Donald D. Carpenter, with multiple prior convictions, was given until Wednesday to plead to another drunk driving charge.
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Cedar Rapids
Carl H. Jungjohann
Ely Avenue
B. J. Maxwell
Center Point Road
Forty-second Street
Richard D. Brown
Mechanicsville
Clarence W. Untiecht
Eighth Avenue
Brown
Third Street
Fourth Avenue
Donald D. Carpenter
Carmen
Ill
Carpenter
Fairfax
Jasper County
Audubon County
Polk County
Scott County
Jury Hears Case Against Driver
A Linn district court jury began a second offense drunk driving case against Lyle E. Mahanna 21. Mahanna listed 215 First Street SW as his address and was arrested about 3 a.m. December 17 on Second Avenue near Second Street SE for driving the wrong way on a one way street. Jurors named are Mary Jordan Chester Bullis Adria Grant Adaline Ennis Betsey Chehak Estelle W. Myers Paul D. Fuller Jr Wilmer T. Bowen John H. Nelson Roland Price Paul Stratton Harold Ringer.
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Linn District Court
Lyle E. Mahanna
Mahanna
First Street
Second Avenue
Second Street
Mary Jordan
Chester Bullis
Adria Grant
Adaline Ennis
Betsey Chehak
Estelle W. Myers
Paul D. Fuller, Jr
Wilmer T. Bowen
John H. Nelson
Roland Price
Paul Stratton
Harold Ringer
Injuries Sought in Cedar Rapids Auto Collision Suit
A $48,000 damage lawsuit filed in Linn district court names Delmar F. Schnipkowitz of near Mechanicsville as the at fault driver in a January 19 1961 Cedar Rapids rear end collision. Plaintiff Edythe Hill of Dysart alleges head neck and back injuries requiring two hospitalizations.
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Linn
Mechanicsville
Cedar Rapids
Delmar F. Schnipkoweit
Edythe Hill
Dysart
Auto
Jury Picked for Accident Trial in $33 777.90 Case
Jury was selected to hear a traffic accident suit dated Feb 1 1960. Plaintiff Richard K Hunter seeks 33 777.90 against Wesley Miska of Fairfax after his car was rear ended at a red light on First Avenue E and Thompson Avenue. Hunter claims back and spinal injuries with 20 percent disability.
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Linn District Court
Richard K
Doc” Hunter
Twenty-third Street
Wesley Miska
Fairfax
Hunter
Miska
First Avenue
Thompson Avenue
Decree Granted in Kottmeier Separate Maintenance Case
A decree was granted in the case of Hilde guard C. Kottmeier against William H. Kottmeier, concerning separate maintenance.
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Hildegarde C. Kottmeier
William H. Kottmeier
Weather Notes From Iowa Wind Toll and Cold
A wind driven car hood caused an automobile accident in Cedar Rapids as a cold spell eased. Sunday high reached 43 with overnight drop of 35 degrees to 8 above, then 14 at noon. Western Iowa snow cover melted, runoff may flood south central Iowa. fair cold weather continues to Tuesday with warming on Wednesday.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Weather Bureau
Mrs Wes Panek Dies in Boston After Illness
Wilma S. Panek wife of Wes Panek co owner of Wes Panek Gifts died Sunday in Boston after a brief illness Born November 30 1912 in South Amana married there in 1945 Surviving are her husband her mother Mrs Helen Shoup and two brothers Albert and Herman Shoup all of South Amana She was a member of the First Church of Christ Scientist Services will be held at Turner chapel at 1030 Thursday Burial Cedar Memorial The casket will not be opened
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Wilma S. Panek
Wes Panek
Wes Panek Gifts
First Avenue SE
Boston
South Amana
Helen Shoup
Albert
Herman Shoup
Panek
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Turner Chapel
Faull Rose C. Ebright 62 Widow of Irvin Ebright
Faull Rose C. Ebright died in Washington DC after a Cedar Rapids life. Born December 31, 1899 in Holbrook she belonged to St Patrick's church and Foresters Court 727. Surviving sister T J Shea. husband predeceased in 1950. Body to Monahan Stewart funeral home for calling after 3 PM Wednesday. Rosary Wednesday 7:30 and 8 PM with Father McDonald. Services Thursday 9:30 AM at St Patrick's. burial Mt Calvary cemetery.
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Rose C. Ebright
Irvin J. Ebright
Washington, D. C
Holbrook
Cedar Rapids
Women's Catholic Order of Foresters Court
St. Patrick's Church
T. J. Shea
Monahan-Stewart
J. Robert McDonald
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Women's Catholic Order of Foresters
Father McDonald
Monahan-Stewart Funeral Home
Obituary Notices for Lund and Leamon in Cedar Rapids
William George Lund a World War I navy veteran and Cedar Rapids resident died Sunday after a long illness born August 19 1895 He is survived by his sister Mrs William Cain services at Beatty Bearle chapel 1 30 Wednesday with Rev John W Ried burial Linwood Veterans of Foreign Wars to provide military honors Friends may call after 4 Tuesday Adele Leamon widow of Robert Leamon Cedar Rapids resident most of life before moving to Friendship Haven Fort Dodge died there Sunday She was a member of St Pauls Methodist church and Daughters of the Nile Surviving is her stepdaughter Mrs Genevieve Fey of Massillon 1 30 Wednesday by Dr H Hughes Dill burial Cedar Memorial Friends may call at the chapel
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William George Lund
Tenth Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids
William Cain
Beatty-Bearle Chapel
John W. Ried
First Lutheran Church
Linwood
Adele Leamon
Robert Leamon
Second Avenue SE
Friendship Haven
Fort Dodge
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Daughters of the Nile
Genevieve Fey
Massillon
Turner Chapel
H. Hughes Dill
Cedar Memorial
Death of Ross R Long In Long Beach California
Mrs. Guy Andrews of 2407 Ninth Avenue SW received word on Sunday of the death of her brother-in-law Ross R Long in Long Beach California. The Long family moved from Cedar Rapids to Long Beach about 24 years ago. Mr Long is said to be sure
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Guy Andrews
Ninth Avenue SW
Ross R. Long
Long Beach
Calif
Longs
Cedar Rapids
Long
Jaeger Rites Held for Local Resident
Bunnie Lynn Jaeger died Monday at Cedar Rapids aged 79. Born Jan 16 1936 in Webster City she married in 1958. Survived by husband James a daughter Kelly parents Amos and Mrs Swenson and a brother Stanley Swenson. Services 1 30 Thursday by Paul Elder in Long Beach. friends may call at the chapel after 1 Tuesday.
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Bunnie Lynn Jaeger
Jordan Lee Jaeger
Eighteenth Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Webster City
Kelly
Amos M. Swenson
Stanley Swenson
Redondo Beach
Calif
Calif. Mrs. Jaeger Was A Member of the Jehovah's Witness Services
Turner Chapel
Paul Elder
Winter Haven Woman Mourns Brother-In-Law Clifford Pitts
Mrs. Alex Fidler of 2024 E Avenue NE Winter Haven Florida reports the death of her brother in law Clifford Pitts on Sunday. Services will be held in Des Moines at a time to be announced. Mrs. Fidler's sister Mrs. Pitts visits frequently.
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Alex Fidler
E Avenue
Winterhaven
Fla
Clifford Pitts
Des Moines
Fidler
Mrs. Pitts
Cedar Rapids
Death of Harland D. Travis Reported at Narva Hotel
Harland D. Travis, about 60, was found dead Monday in his room at the Narva hotel. Police say the death appears from natural causes and the body was taken to St. Luke's hospital for autopsy.
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Harland D. Travis
Narva
St. Luke’s Hospital
Wavra and Bruce Deaths Listed With Burial Details
Mrs. Frank Wavra funeral set Tuesday at 9 45 at Kuba funeral home with service at St Wenceslaus Church by Rt Rev Msgr Anthony W Chihak Burial at St John s Bruce Charles Henry Bruce funeral Tuesday at 1 30 at Brady Mortuary led by Rev H L Suniderman Burial at Cedar Memorial
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Wavra
Frank
Kuba
St. Wenceslaus Church
Anthony W. Chihak
St. John's
Bruce
Charles Henry
Brady Mortuary
H. L. Suniderman
Cedar Memorial
No Holiday for Abe's Birthday in City Hall
City hall will stay open on Lincoln's birthday despite past holiday status. A council resolution named Good Friday a holiday and removed Lincoln's birthday from that status. A poll by home ballots in workers' pay envelopes showed overwhelming support for Good Friday, though results were not announced. Lincoln's birthday falls on February 12, next Monday.
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City Hall
Lincoln's
Te Ng Council
Lincoln
Bob Johnson
London Hit by Another One Day Strike
About three million engineering workers walked off the job for pay, closing plants from pins to jet planes in Britain’s worst shutdown since World War II. London escaped a subway and railway strike after leaders urged a last minute halt, while unions prepared a broader campaign against the government wage freeze.
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London
Britain
Adoula Arrives in Washington for Red Carpet Visit
Congolese Premier Adoula arrived in Washington and received a red carpet reception as an honored guest of President Kennedy. It marked his first U S visit and underlines U S support for his leadership of the United Congo.
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Washington
Adoula
Kennedy
U.S
Congo
Swiss Climbers Extend Effort on Wall Amid Storm
Two Swiss climbers forged ahead on day two as a storm pushed alpinists to seek wind proof cracks in the wall. Austrian duo Leo Schlommer and Erich Krempke and roped Germans tried a direct eastward route while weather worsened. They may camp under overhangs awaiting clearing as the storm rages with five inches of snow in the Zermatt valley and dense fog limiting visibility. The Swiss conquerors have not returned to base and await rescue or safe passage back to huts near the wall.
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Leo Schloemmer
Erich Krempke
Peter Siegert
Rainer Kauschke
Werner Bittner
Wall
Zermatt Valley
Rusk urges allied review of Cuba ties amid Punta del Este stance
Secretary of State Rusk asked U S allies to reexamine dealings with Cuba in light of actions against the Castro regime by American republics. He warned of forthcoming steps to realign policies toward Cuba as he testified before a House committee on export controls. The discussion included questions about parking policies and potential future public lot needs as part of city planning.
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Rusk
U.S
Cuba
Founda Bction
Punta del Este
House
Commercial Club Seeks Parking Rate Increase Near Sixteenth Ave
The Sixteenth Avenue Commercial Club urged the city to raise parking rates at the liquor store lot near Sixteenth Avenue SW. A motion to raise rates to 10 cents per 12 minutes failed for lack of a second at the Monday council meeting. Mayor Johnson suggested aligning street rates to downtown levels if more income is needed.
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Sixteenth Avenue Commercial Club
Sixteenth Avenue SW
Paul Hallberg
Bob Johnson
Hallberg
Deadline Stands For Strike Call At Allis-Chalmers
Local 248 in Milwaukee breaks with eight plant council and extends strike deadline to March 15. Cedar Rapids and local 1316 leaders report no change and say February 20 remains the deadline.
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Cedar Rapids
Allis- Chalmers
United Auto Workers
Allis-Chalmers
UAW
Milwaukee
Charles M. Schultz
Schultz
Oscar Byam
Financier Dewey Gruenhagen Dies in Lincoln
Dewey Gruenhagen, 63, financial vice president and treasurer of Bankers' Life of Nebraska, died Sunday in Lincoln.
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Lincoln, Neb
Dewey Gruenhagen
Bankers’ Life of Nebraska
Caldwell to Study Chamber Management Course
Robert H. Caldwell former executive vice president and secretary of the Chamber of Commerce has been accepted for an advanced course in Chamber management announced by the U S Chamber office. The course runs September 9 to 15 at Michigan State University East Lansing. Entrance requires a rigid examination. The program spans three years with one week per year.
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Robert H. Caldwell
Chamber of Commerce
U.S. Chamber
Washington
Michigan State University
East Lansing
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Richard Burgess
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Eugene Mackel
Tower Terrace
Grants Pass
Oregon
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Betsworth
H. R. van Siyck
Twenty-eighth Street Drive
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Sandra Hamed
Larry McVay
Jane Bugg
John C. Fillmore
Jane R. Warner
Bother
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Atkins
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Dwain R. Wood
Betty J. Terpkush
Joe D. Butterfield
Estes Park
Colo
Connie R. McCright
Walker
Mary B. Cooper
Bert J. Cooper
Beverly A. Starkweather
Emery C. Starkweather
Richard L. Kelty
Rita M. Kelty
Francee A. Berry
Edward H. Berry
Linda L. Wood
Richard W. Wood
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Aper
F Ave
C Ave
Dalewood Ave
Rowe Zehms, Jr
E Ave
Fred Lockwood
30Th St
Douglas MacWarrington
Kencrester
Dewayne Benner
Coldstream Ave
Freddie Kilmer
Klinger St
Douglas Bann
14Th St
Marjorie Portner
Grande Ave
Dale Speidel
Vinton
Edwin Thornquist
Muscatine
Frederick Parham
Corydon
Richard Dennison
Fort Madison
Ward Markley
Clinton
James Croker
Robert Burns
5Th St
Truman Bowers
9Th Ave
Judith Hamilton
32Nd St
Francis Murphy
Parnell
Donald Palmer
Oakland Rd
James Lefebvre
Cheyenne Rd
Martha Knupp
Central City
Gail Furnish
Lst
Albert Canelli
Clyde Perrigo
Major
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Jown E. Lapes
3Rd Ave
Citian
Gost
Untiedt
Third Avenue
Eighth Street
Faull
William Lund
Lou Field
Bunnie Jaeger
Services
Abe
Pierson
Ellis Blvd
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Stewart Shank
Public Improvements
Woody Stolba
Commercial Club
Sixteenth Avenue
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Caldwell
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