Weather and court notes from the Daily Record timely forecast and local fines
The Daily Record reports a five day forecast with mild regional temperatures and above normal highs in the east, plus a list of traffic violations and small town court fines. It also notes recent births and a roundup of services for local deceased residents with multiple obituaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arma
John &, Hanes
Fairfax
Gardony
Frekes
Eighteenth Street
Marion
Thomas C. Hurst
Cedar
Santral
Derry Carr
Jerry
D. Medberry
US Rescue Plane Crashes Near Formosa While Searching
A U S air force rescue plane crashed about 70 miles southeast of Formosa during a search for eight missing crewmen of the Japanese freighter Shoka Maru. Fifteen Japanese seamen were rescued and pilot James Philips was picked up with leg injuries and burns. He was to be taken to Okinawa for treatment.
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Tokyo
Formosa
Japan
Clark
Philippines
James Philips
Okinawa
Philips
Town City seniors protest salary talks at dance
Five youths face counts after a dance at Town Memorial ended with disorderly conduct charges. Senators debate pay raises for federal officials from $35 000 to $69 000 while judges see increases. Police acted after a union official sought action and hearings were set for hearings on the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter W. Drew
Ninth Avenue
James D
Babcock
Solon
Smiley
Marion
Virgil
Wood
Viet Ree
Miller
Parewood Drive
Richard T
Gazette
Schower
Towa
Mansfield
Gericke, Walker
James Buchenbaker
University of Town Memorial
Bishop
Hank
Tnion
Fae
Jerry Sies
Tawa City
Harmon Webb
Colratte
Ayers
Bony
Senate
Lawrenes LaRose
Janice Wilkinson
Congress
Palice
Marion Neely
Neely
Federal District
Iowa City Police
Jury Picked for Coffee Murder Trial in Hoover Case
The jury panel was selected late Wednesday in the Hoover Coffee murder trial. Names include Paull Dobbins Richard Erickson Paul Kerkman Dorothy Wageman Joseph Loucks Alice Burns Sharon White Louis Dunck Teresa Schiltz Evelyn Gilbert Harald Hutchins. Alternates named. trial set to begin with opening statements at 1 30 p m. Tax valuation details mentioned with deadlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover Coffee
Paull. Dobbins
Richard C Erickson
Paul I. Kerkman
Dorothy J. Wageman
Joseph Loucks
Alice T. Burns
Sharon A. White
Louis J. Dunck
Teresa A. Schiltz
Cedar Rapids
Carol Long
Raymond P. Spraté
Marion
Helen Rockrohr
Mrs. Doolin Released After Posting Bond in Slaying Case
Accused slayer LaQuesta Doolin was freed after posting bonds totaling 27,500 dollars. She provided 2,500 dollars cash and signed a 25,000 dollar surety bond with Olen Gibson, Mary Goodwin, and Haliard Bell, each claiming net worth above 25,000. The judge ordered conditions restricting travel and warned of potential felony penalties for failure to appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaQuesta Doolin
Hullinger
Out of Town Births and Local Notices
Out-of-town births: a son to Columbus air force base sergeant Touglas Cook and wife on February 2. he is the son of Kenneth Cook and spouse of Forty-second Street. A second birth: Mr. and Mrs. Donald Kraklio welcome a son February 4. Kraklio is daughter of M A Pusateri of 2601 T Street SW. Divorce dismissals include Janette M Perry vs Mervin MM Ferry. Divorce decrees list Melvalynne Krantz vs Patrick Krantz and Sandra Miller vs Alfred Miller. Petition for separate maintenance Nancy Heath vs Robert Heath. Divorce petitions include Pamela Teel vs David Teel and others. Fire at 8:03 am due to grease from a spare heater causing smoke at 113 Fifth Street NW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Air Force Base
Miss
Touglas Cook
Cook
Kenneth 1. Cook
Forty-second Street
Donald Kraklio
Kraklio
M. A. Pusateri
T Street
Nancy
Heath
Robert J , Heath
Pamela R. Teel
David Teel
Fanehon P. Ewing
Verne W. Ewinn
P. Michael Chiafos
Ean M. Chiafos
Vergie V. Rodestra
Frante C. Rodestra
Fifth Street NW
Castalia Man Held On Breakin Count
A Castalia man was held on a breaking and entering charge. The report notes local police details and the suspect's arrest after a reported incident at a residence in Castalia.
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Castalia Man
Peters New President of Colesburg Club
Peters elected president of the Colesburg Tone Pine Country Club at the first annual meeting held in West Union. Neil Prentice elected vice president and Lawson Waterman secretary treasurer. New clubhouse planned to open early summer with 96 stockholders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
West Union
Dale Snyder
Castalia
Horder
Calmar
Colesburg
Bill Peters
Tues
Tone Pine Country Clubl
St. Lucas
Vnl
Peace Court
Ab West Union
Friends of the West
Artsfirst
Neil
Prentice
Lawson Waterman
Brookman Named to County Board FiveYear Term
Center Point resident Harry Brookman was appointed to a five year term on the Ling county board of supervisors replacing Paints retiree Lloyd Jones who served since March 196? The appointment was made Tuesday by the county board of supervisors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marry Brookman
Center Point
Ling
Berkeley— Servation Board
County Board of Supervisors
Brookman
Anapolies
Lloyd Jones
Centerlearne
Paint
Jones
John Ashlock
Iraqi Release To American Engineer Bail Free in Damascus
An American engineer Paul Bail was released in Damascus after a month’s detention on espionage suspicions. Bagdad radio said Bail learned of his release only at the press conference where the announce ment was made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damascus
Tag Fe
Paul Bail
Bagdad Radio
Martin Sides in Cedar Rapids Tax Valuation Dispute
Assistant Linn County Atty William Martin argues for both sides in a state revenue dispute over Cedar Rapids residential valuation increases. In Linn County District Court he represents County Auditor Charles Werner seeking to block or modify an order mandating valuation changes that would raise local taxes and reduce state aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willliam Martin
State Revenue
Cedar Rapids
Linn
Martin
Charles Werner
Werner
Holliday
Linn County
Linn District Court
Dale Piersill
Gilo Wiedersberg
Palo Man Fined As Drunk Driver
Melvin L Burt 33 of Palo was fined 80 dollars and court costs by District Judge J Paul Naughton for drunk driving His license was suspended 64 days He had pled innocent on Jan 1 and changed plea to guilty Tuesday Cedar Rapids police arrested Burt Dec 24 after an accident in the 000 block of E J avenue NW
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin L. Burt
Palo
J. Paul Naughton
Burt
Cedar Rapids
Burl
E J Avenue
Kepler Sentenced To One Year In Fort Madison
Kepler Toyd 21 of 733 Eights street SH was sentenced by District Court Judge Warren J Rees to one year in the state penitentiary at Fort Madison for operating a motor vehicle without the owner's consent. Kepler was arrested January 18 by Linn County deputy sheriffs a half mile east of Springville. The decoy said the car was stolen from the 200 block of Sixth street SE registered to John Ely Jr 203 Twenty third street NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toyd Kepler
State Penitentiary
Fort Madison
Warren J. Rees
Kepler
Linn
Springville
Sixth Street
John Ely, Jr
Twenty-third Street
Cedar Rapids seeks parks commissioner as 26 apply
Twenty six aspirants filed applications by 1 30 p m for Cedar Rapids parks commissioner to replace Donald Gardner who resigns to become regional director for the National Recreation and Parks Association The office pays 11874 annually and faces a November re election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Donald Gardner
National Recreation and Parks’ Assn
Belle Plain
New Jersey
Commercial Debits Edge Down in January Cedar Rapids Area
January commercial debits totaled 26,907,192 dollars, slightly below December’s 269,154,251 and January 1963’s 267,172,451 in Cedar Rapids Marion area. Time and savings debits dropped to 4,778,546 for January with December at 2,945,592 and January 1968 at 6,979,773.
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Cedar Rapids-Marion
Dutch Adoptions Increase in 1968 Half-Year
The Dutch courts handled 497 adoption requests in the first half of 1968, with 452 granted and 5 248 children adopted since the national adoption law took effect on November 1 1956.
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UPI
Value Goldfish Prices Range From Cents to Thousands
A historical note lists goldfish values across varieties with prices spanning from 10 cents to $2,000 each. The source item cites a broad scale of market values reflecting varied breeds and desirability.
Nixon News Session On Video Thursday
A Cedar Rapids man received a suspended 20 day sentence in municipal court for failure to pay child support to his three children. The ex-wife filed the complaint. the judge placed him on two years probation and ordered the sentence suspended. The hearing covered the Nixon news conference and related coverage.
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Cedar
Death notices for Hassler and Schmuecker families
Edward John Hassler 62 of Cedar Rapids died after a brief illness. Born July 19 1906 in Germany he was a Quaker Oats shift foreman and is survived by Mamie his wife two stepsons a stepdaughter five sisters a brother 16 grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. Services at Beally-Beatte chapel 3:30 p.m. Monday with burial at Shiloh cemetery Hiawatha. Rose F Schrouecker widow of Henry Schmuecker died after a short illness in Cedar Rapids survived by two sons a daughter eight grandchildren 14 great grandchildren and a brother Services Requiem high mass St Patrick Fairfax Friday 10 a.m. Burial Watkins cemetery Rosary Thursday at 2 p.m. at the Teacher chapel for the public viewing.
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Edward John Hassler
Third Street
Quaker Oats Co
Cedar Rapids
Germany
Hassler
The
One
Whey
Mamie
Leslie IR. Skersick
Calmar
Richard ‘Skersick
Marion
Lewis C. Skersick
Downey
iCalif
Gladys i Baker
Baldwin Park
Calif
Tive
Mamie Lockhart
Anna Nichols
iSpringfield
Della VanBuskirk
Irene McClain
Edith Griffin
Freeport
Charles Numeri
Cleveland
Eignt
Beally-Beatte Chapel
Shiloh
Hiawatha
Fimneral
Rose F. Schrouecker
Ywidow
Henry Sehmuecker
Watkins
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Altar and Rosary Society of
Fairfax
Elvin J. Schmuecker
Marengo
Raphael Schmuecker
Phoenix
Ariz
John Kemler
Ada
Memorial Services and Funerals Listed for Several Individuals
Memorial services and funeral arrangements are announced for Morton and Bernard, with services at St Matthew and St Patrick's churches respectively. Burials are set for Mt Calvary and Linwood Cemeteries, with Monaghan Stewart and Burnst Monahan-Stewart funeral homes handling rites. Margaret L Forde and Carl J OConnecr also noted with times, churches, and burial details.
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Catholic Daughters of America
Father O'Brien Burnst
Mt. Calvary
Monahan
Stewart
O'Connecr
Carl J
Iet
Calvary Cemetery
Roger O'Brien
Monaghan- Stewart Funeral Home
Griffith
Charles
Brush Chapel
A. T. Washington
Linwood Cemetery
Viet Cong Free U.S. Soldier During Tet Celebration
Viet Cong radio announced the release of a U.S. soldier captured March 3 in the central highlands. The prisoner’s name could not be understood, the announcer said he was born March 19, 181 in West Germany, and the release coincided with Tet. No further information was provided by U.S. command.
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Saigon
Viet Cong
U.S
West Germany
Central Highlands
Rezoning Pleas Get Second and Third Readings in Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids city council approved second and third readings for several rezoning ordinances. Changes include A avenue NE from B1 to R4, 116 Thirty-third Street Drive SE from R4 to B1, and multiple other reads along Blairs Ferry road and Center Point road. Petitions involved include Jack Zazza William Browik Claude Rusner Ebner Herman Amelia Metzger and Continental Trust Investment Corp.
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Cedar Rapid City
Ain A Avenue
Thirty-third Street Drive
Jack Zazza
William D. Browik
Claude E. Rusner
Ight Industrial
Blairs Ferry Road
Center Point Road
Harry Ad Amelia Metzger
Cen
Ter Point Road
Coldstream
Avenue NE
Ebner
Edith Y Herman
Trial Park
Blairs Ferty Toad
Continental Trrvestment Corp
Fark Towne Gourt
Guaratily Bank and ‘Trust Co
Schools Seek Sewer Connection For New Cedar Rapids Elementary
The Cedar Rapids school board requests permission to connect a new elementary school site near Mt Vernon Road and Squaw Creek to the sanitary sewer system. A. J. Malmer, director of buildings and grounds, signs the letter. The request goes to the city engineering department.
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Cedar Rapids
Mt. Vernon Road
Squaw Creek
A. J. Malmer
Cedar
Haplds Community School District
City Engineering Department
Open question on borders as Israel seeks peace talks
Israeli Foreign Minister Abu Bunnt says the frontier status with Arab states remains open and will not be fixed before negotiations. He rejects a full return of occupied lands but asserts Jerusalem as Israel’s capital will remain.
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Abu Bbunt
Wedness Day
Jerusalem
Israel
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Daily Record
Legislatere
Equity Conservation Boards
State Board of Regents
Frank J. Snenicka
Otis Road
Cherie
M. Carter
Benton Street
Garry L. Pealer
Anton Porehaska
Igon
Indonete
Janés
Warren W. Roth Tama
Edwin J. Alison
Stanley J. Wall
Iowa
Hazleton
Nichaligs Tama
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Daisy Mae Seeger
Calvary Bible Church
Best's
Decorah
Gena Bersie
First Lutheran Church
Stein's
Clutter — Ralph Foley
Immaculate Conception
Rosary
Fellmer’s
Keystone
Guitentery
Heleng Lake
St. Mary's Church
Tuecke’s. Independence
Ward T. Peterson
First United Methodist Church
White's
Independence
Ray A Crow
Tracr
Dale Stull
United Presbyterian Church
Jerickson
St. Luke's
Supreme Court
Courthouse News
Janette M. Perry
Mervin MM
Ferry
Melvalynne Krantz
Patrick H. Kranta
Sandra Miller
Alfred Miller
Moscow
Palach
Czechoslovakia
Literaturnaya Gazeta
Literary Gazette
Prague
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
U.S. Press
Colesburg Club
Providence
Dolphin
Harry Brookman
Sather Pate
Uto
Sproul Plaza
Fhe
San Francisco
Sehool
Autonomous College
Sproul Hall
Ispeech
Polk District Court
Gibson Holliday
William Heins
John Dannewitz
Rohn Funeral Home
Third Avenue
Sethone
William Hamilton
Edward J. Hassler
Cong
Yank
Mid-East
Jordan
Miran
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
John E. Lapes
Turner
John K. Turner
Satonal
Ava
Turner Mortuary
Sacana Ave. Se
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