Moore Sentenced for Disturbing the Peace in Municipal Court
Francis J. Moore, 21, received a 15 day jail sentence after pleading guilty to disturbing the peace. He was arrested Monday night on a resisting officers charge tied to receiving stolen goods. Police found a .22 revolver in a room he rented at 409 Tenth Street SE and said he admitted obtaining it from a 16 year old who had stolen it from Drew's Sporting Goods at 214 First Street SE. Arraignment in district court on the stolen goods charge was set for Tuesday afternoon.
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Drew
Moore
Tenth Street SE
Drew's Sporting Goods
First Street SE
Improvements Contracts Set At Courthouse
Linn county board of supervisors awarded contracts totaling 32762 for third floor courthouse air conditioning lowering ceiling and acoustical ceilings. Filter Supply Co. won 24000 for air conditioning the entire third floor Loomis Brothers 4715 for lowering ceilings and acoustical ceilings in two courtrooms Emmett J. Keough Electric 4047 for fluorescent lighting. Chairman Anthony Scolaro said work to start by March 15 and a public hearing on a new electrical system was held with March 13 set for letting contracts.
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Linn County Board of Supervisors
Filter Supply Co
Loomis Brothers
Emmett J. Keough Electric
Scolaro
Union Told To Halt Picketing
Judge Charles Penningroth issued a temporary injunction restraining Teamsters Local 359 of Minneapolis and three officials from picketing Downing Box Co at 1601 Blairs Ferry Rd NE. Downing alleges pickets began Jan 29 at Cedar Rapids plant. A separate injunction bars Teamsters Local 238 of Cedar Rapids from picketing that plant.
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Charles Penningroth
Teamsters Union
Minneapolis
Downing Box Co
Blairs Ferry Road
Stephan J. Nehotte
Alexander Gallus
Jack J. Jorgensen
Downing
Cedar Rapids
Teamsters Local
Penningroth
Cronk Case Now In Jury's Hands
An assault with intent to rob Bert G. Cronk 25 faced a jury in Judge Donald P. Barnes's court. Cronk is charged with attempting to rob Allen E. Decious 26 of 1010 Thirteenth Avenue Marion on November 18. Jurors listed include Donald E. Starks Edith Rhodes Jack D. Welch Lucile Lindgren Ed Grubhoffer William Leonard Burle Ruston Lois Butler Helen C. O'Connell Carolyn J. McConkey Adaline A. Ennis and Nina Bragg.
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Donald P. Barnes
Cronk
Allen E. Decious
Thirteenth Avenue
Marion
Donald E. Starks
Edith Rhodes
Jack D. Welch
Lucile Lindgren
Ed Grubhoffer
William Leonard
Burle Ruston
Lois Butler
Helen C. O'Connell
Carolyn J. McConkey
Adaline A. Ennis
Nina Bragg
Sorenson Case Details and List of Jurors
Sorenson from Cedar Rapids seeks 10 000 dollars for injuries after her son's dog allegedly tripped her. Jurors hearing the case include James A Akers Chester Bullis Shirley Collins Estelle Myers Edwin Elyen LeRoy Muir John H O Neill Dorothy Metz Mary Jordan Arthur Hunt John H Nelson and Keith L Pence.
C R Man Fined For Drunk Driving
Thomas C. McBath aged 39 of 4429 Bowling Street SW was fined 300 dollars and costs after pleading guilty to drunk driving before Judge Donald Barnes. He was arrested Saturday by Linn County sheriffs deputies at Wilson Avenue and Sixth Street SW. Ralph R. Ash aged 43 of Martell o pleaded innocent to a third offense drunk driving at arraignment before Judge B J Maxwell. Ash, arrested Friday by Linn County deputies in Central City, has four prior drunk driving convictions dated Sept 14 1943 Nov 9 1957 Feb 24 1958 and Apr 21 1960 all in Linn County.
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Thomas C. McBath
Bowling Street
Donald Barnes
McBath
Linn County Sheriff's Deputies
Wilson Avenue
Sixth Street
Ralph R. Ash
Martello
B. J. Maxwell
Ash
Linn County
Central City
Batye Is Sentenced And Then Released
Phillip Batye aged 18 of 1022 Sixth Street SE was sentenced to 20 days in county jail after pleading guilty to prohibitive sales and advertising. Judge B J Maxwell credited time served and ordered release. Five Cedar Rapids youths ages 16 to 19 faced beer underage charges. four fined $25 each, the fifth referred to juvenile court.
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Phillip Batye
Sixth Street
B. J. Maxwell
Maxwell
Batye
Cedar Rapids
Glenn Spots Thousands Of Luminous Particles On Orbit
CAPE CANAVERAL UPI John Glenn reported thousands of luminous particles streaming past his cabin during his first orbital passage over the southwestern United States. He could not identify the objects.
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Cape Canaveral
UPI
John Glenn
U.S
Low Cost Hospital Plan Ad for Catholics
An advertisement promotes a Catholic oriented hospital insurance from the Western Catholic Union. It offers flexible benefits covering hospital, doctor and surgeon fees, ambulance, X rays, maternity care and more starting under two dollars per month. It also mentions income protection and monthly payments to aid household expenses during disability. For free information, mail today.
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Western Catholic Union
Family Scene At Glenn Home As Launch Nears
The article describes astronaut John Glenn's family awaiting launch with lights on at 5:45 a.m. Mon day, Mrs Glenn chipper and rested, children David and Lyn engaged in activities, while Dr H W Castor arrives. Neighbors quote Lt Col Thomas Miller noting Mrs Glenn's mood.
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Glenn
Thomas Miller
Miller
Annie
David
Lyn
H. W. Castor
John Glenn unfazed by mission delays in Cocoa Beach bar
CAPE CANAVERAL AP Newsmen spotted John Glenn in a Cocoa Beach bar Monday. He said he was ready and eager to fly and was not disturbed by the delays, noting they are of no consequence after three years of training and a few more days won’t matter.
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Cape Canaveral
John Glenn
Cocoa Beach
Tem
Astronaut’s Final Call Before Retirement Report
An astronaut awaiting retirement phoned his wife and children in Arlington Virginia and his parents in New Concord Ohio after a day of simulated missions and star observations. The report notes his reflective mood and family contact before departure.
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Arlington, Va
New Concord
Ohio
Snow removal at eight rinks as seven close for season
Snow cleared at eight Cedar Rapids ice rinks with skating open while seven rinks shut for the season due to unsafe surfaces. Attendance across ten rinks through Feb 15 reached 58,538, down from 65,098 a year earlier. derby events in Manhattan may occur if weather permits.
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R. B. Burch
Twenty-fifth Avenue
Quincy
Ill
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Skating Assn
Manhattan
Eagles
Iowa Fraternal Order of Eagles
Urban Renewal Budget Approved by Council
The city council approved a 1962 urban renewal board budget of $7,000 on Tuesday. James Vaughan, chair, said funds will cover essential board expenses for the year including a per diem consultant and office costs.
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James Vaughan
Death notice for Wesley Stepanek with funeral details
NW reports the death of Wesley Stepanek of Toledo on Monday with services planned for Wednesday at 10 30 AM in a Catholic church in Chelsea. A cash drawer burglary at the Ellis YMCA branch on Ellis Boulevard NW involved about 40 dollars. Boy Scout Troop 4 held a court of honor at Harrison School after a potluck, awarding several honors to named scouts including Gary Clark and others.
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Wesley Stepanek
Toledo
Chelsea
Ellis Ymca
Ellis Boulevard NW
Boy Scout Troop 4
Harrison School
Gary Clark
Kent Jayne
Lavern Burns
Tom Dicus
Dean
David Lindeman
Jim Gephart
Mike Bishop
David Cray
Steve Brown
Robert Burns
Paul Durbala
Dave Dessinger
Leroy Lucus
Mrs Glenn Serves Reporters Fried Chicken At Doorstep
Annie Glenn briefly interrupted the space voyage coverage by serving cold reporters at her Arlington home. She welcomed them with a smile and pointed to boxes of fried chicken and hot cheese rolls, which the reporters helped themselves to.
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Arlington, Va
John Glenn
Annie Glenn
Mrs Shepard compares Glenn spaceflight to Alan Shepard mission
Mrs. Alan Shepard, mother of America's first astronaut, said she felt the same thrill watching John Glenn's space flight as when Alan Shepard Jr. made history. She described the moment as a completion of a wonderful event and noted the family watched in front of television sets while Glenn orbited.
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Derry, N. H
Alan Shepard
America
John Glenn
Alan, Jr
Fragmentary praise frames a young man's character
A partial quote depicts a “very fine young man” with family pride and optimism. The snippet conveys excitement and delight but lacks full context or event details.
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