Weather, births and scores in Minneapolis area notes
Much colder Sunday and Sunday night with highs near 5 to 10 degrees NW to 20 SE. Lows Sunday night 15 below to 5 below. Sunny and warmer Monday. Also births announced at St. Luke's and Marion with several newborns listed and addresses.
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Bismarck
Minneapolis
Chicago
N.orleans
Denver
New Y. D
Omaha
L.angeles
Phoenix
Miami
Seattle
Iowa Deaths graveside services for Louis Clearman and others
Iowa death notices list graveside or church services for many individuals including Louis Clearman 89 at Oakland cemetery and Earl Stock 63 at Zion Reformed Church of Christ. Other entries include Mrs William Slattery 59 at St Patrick's in Mason, Martha Lamert 65 at St Pauls Lutheran Postville, Earl W Schmidt 51 near Tama at St Johns, Mary Pundt 86 at Our Redeemer Lutheran Iowa City, and Pete DeMeulenaere 78 at St Bridgets Victor with Rosary.
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Iowa City
Louis Clearman
Oakland Cemetery
Donohue’s. Waukon
Fearl Stock
Zion Reformed Church of Christ
Martin’s. _ Waukon
William Slatjtery
St. Patrick’s Church
Rosary
Bakke-Hanson
Postville
Martha Lamert
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Schutte’s. Tama
Earl W. Schmidt
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Tama
Maple Grove
Mason’s Independence
Jean Engstrom
Howe’s
Mary Pundt
Our ‘Redeemer Lutheran Church
Cathout’s
Methodist
Powell’s
South English
Victor
Pete DeMeulenaere
St. Bridget’s
McAninch’s
Winthrop
Peter J. Gaffney
Fawcett’s. Onslow
Howard H. Green
IPT
Hayden’s
Wyoming
Belle Plaine
O. A. Rucker
Peffers
Linwood
Cedar Rapids
Blairstown
Lydia Dill
Tipton
Katharine L. Reid
St.Mary’s Church
Sheets and Son
Monona
Henry Wagner
Delta
John R. Sampson
Reynolds
Sigourney
West Branch
Fritz Clemmensen
Bethany Lutheran Church
Barker’s
Schultz’. Vinton
Kate Lynch Gilroy
Cincinnati
Ohio
Campbells
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Solon Objects to Government Funded Polls
Washington AP Durward Hall Republican Missouri criticizes government financed projects including a poll measuring popularity of politicians versus other occupations. He notes the poll places physicians at prestige rank two and questions the prudent use of taxpayer funds for such research.
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Washington
Durward Hall
R-Mo
Hall
Dragster sweep nets youths from 11 suburbs
Rangers and police from 11 suburbs converged after radio chatter among sheriff's, police, and state troopers. Chartered buses moved arrestees to Milwaukee avenue sheriff's station while 15 tow trucks hauled impounded cars to suburban garage lots. Dragsters from Peoria and Gary attended.
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Sheriff's Police
Milwaukee Avenue
Peoria
Ill
Gary
Ind
Little Hermitage Church Destroyed by Fire in Tennessee
A Saturday fire gutted the historic Little Hermitage Presbyterian church in Nashville built by Gen. Andrew Jackson in 1823 for his wife Rachael. Only four brick walls remain. a few furnishings were saved and the structure was still used as a community church.
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Nashville, Tenn
Little Hermitage Presbyterian Church
Andrew Jackson
Rachael
Camp Good Health Life Pioneers of the Telephone Company
Sixth graders at Washington elementary School Marion exchange valentines. Kenwood School Linn County pharmacists wives in memory of Ivan Burns and Charles Whelpley from a friend. Previous balance 1965 shows 1300s in deposits and small memorials totaling 1310.89.
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The
Telephone Company
Washington Elementary
Marion
Valentine Exchange
Kenwood School
Linn County
Ivan Burns
Charles Whelpley
Center Point Couple Injured in Highway Collision
A Center Point pair, Taylor G. Golden and Loraine Golden, were hospitalized after a car truck crash at the intersection of Highway 30 and J Street SW. They, both admitted to Mercy hospital, faced facial lacerations dislocated hip knee abrasions and possible chest injuries. Police identify truck driver as Robert J. Springer of Scranton Pennsylvania and investigate the incident.
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Highway 30
J Street
Taylor G. Golden
Loraine Golden
Mercy Hospital
Golden
Robert J. Springer
Scranton
Howes Are Royalty At Sweetheart Ball
Lyman and Marion Howe of 531 Tenth Street SW were crowned king and queen of the annual King and Queen Sweetheart Ball sponsored by the Linn County Young Democrats. The Howes, members of Local 43 labor union, were crowned by Peggy Spicer, wife of the Young Democrats president. Rose Mary Atty of 2340 Brookland Drive NE served as mistress of ceremonies.
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Lyman
Marion Howe
Tenth Street
The
Linn County Young Democrats
the Howes
Peggy Spicer
Young Democrats
Jerry Spicer
Rose Mary Atty
Brookland Drive
Blizzard Sinks Granduc Camp. Eight Dead, Seventeen Missing
In Ketchikan Alaska authorities report eight dead and seventeen still missing after a glacier avalanche struck the Granduc copper camp near the Alaska Canada border. Rescue teams comb through debris as a blizzard delays operations and survivors are evacuated by sea and air to Vancouver.
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Ketchikan
Alaska
Granduc Company
Hope
U.S. Coast Guard
Alaska-Canada
Vancouver
B. C
Clarence Moore
Dawson
Man
Moon Rangers 7 and 8 Images Shape Landing Plans
Scientists assess lunar surface strength from Ranger 7 and 8 photos. The surface appears largely level with craters and highland detail, suggesting possible landing zones and the need for craft suited to unknown dust and foam like material.
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Space Sciences
U.S. Space Agency
Rangers 7
Ranger 7
Marion Woman Hurt Critically In Headon Crash
A Marion woman Wilma J. Walden 24 suffered severe facial lacerations and was moved from St. Luke's to University hospital Iowa City after a headon collision on Center Point road NE. Her husband David Walden 31 and Meinhardt D Hansen 50 were treated for injuries and admitted to St. Luke's.
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Marion
Center Point Road
Wilma J. Walden
Tower Trailer Terrace
St. Luke’s Hospital
University Hospital
Iowa City
David Walden
St. Luke’s
Meinhardt D. Hansen
Prairie Drive
Adlai Sees U N Crisis Turning With Time
In Kingston Jamaica Adlai Stevenson predicted the United Nations would overcome its peacekeeping crisis by changing with changing conditions He noted France and the Soviet Union refuse to pay peacekeeping assessments and this dispute centers on Security Council authority Stevenson the U S chief U N delegate spoke at the University of the West Indies as the Assembly recessed until Sept 1 to avert a Soviet U S clash over voting rights for delinquents and to allow negotiations
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Kingston
Jamaica
Adlai Stevenson
U.N
France
Soviet Union
General Assembly
Security Council
Assembly
Stevenson
U.S
University of the West Indies
Firefighters Hurl Witnesses in Peachtree Street Blast
A fire on Peachtree Street near the Piedmont hotel caused a massive explosion that injured 15 to 20 people watching firefighters battle the blaze. Police said the blast knocked spectators to the ground outside a two story structure.
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Atlanta
Peachtree Street
Piedmont Hotel
Cedar Rapids Boy Struck by Car, Injured
An 8 year old Cedar Rapids boy, James Morrissey of 1531 Washington Avenue SE, was hit in the 1500 block of Bever avenue SE while running from behind a parked car. He suffered lacerations and possible head injuries and was admitted for observation at Mercy hospital. The driver, David F. Long of Iowa City, 20, was not charged. Police said the incident occurred Saturday afternoon.
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Cedar Rapids
Bever Avenue
James Morrissey
Paul F. Morissey
Washington Avenue
Mercy Hospital
David F. Long
Iowa City
Po ‘Lice
Friendly turkey shoot under investigation for The Rifle Man
A televised turkey shoot segment on KCRG TV 9 at 6 p.m. Monday ends with the Rifle Man in trouble as details unfold. Local authorities and station officials are reviewing the event.
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Kcrg. TV
Deaths Melvin L Hotz 50 former Cedar Rapids machinist
Melvin L Hotz 50 of 1915 L Street SW died Saturday after a brief illness. Born in Olin August 27 1914 he lived in Cedar Rapids since 1956 worked as a machinist at Collins Radio Co. Survived by wife Margaret Schultz married May 12 1962 a daughter Laura Sue five stepdaughters a sister five brothers a World War II veteran awarded the Bronze Star and member of Asbury Methodist Church and Hanford Post. Memorial services Tuesday at 2 at Janeba Kuba's with burial at Czech National and military rites at the grave. Friends may call after 5 Monday.
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Melvin L. Hotz
L Street SW
Olin
Cedar Rapids
Collins Radio Co
Margaret Schultz
Laura Sue
Steve Reggentin
Springfield
Illinois
John Lilley
Aurora
Colo
Ernest Tanksley
Seneca
Carolina
Ted Clothier
Harlan
Eldon Hotz
Marion
Ernest
Lisbon
Irvin
Mervin Hotz
Asbury Methodist Church
Hanford Post
American Legion
Janeba-Kuba’s
John K. Moore
Ritchey passes away at 59 in Marion services pending
Harvey Dale Ritchey aged 59 of 1023 Regent Street NE died Saturday. Services are pending at Baxter Memorial Chapel in Marion.
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Harvey Dale Ritchey
Regent Street
Baxter Memorial Chapel
Marion
Obituaries Notice for Local Church Members
Obituaries note services for Eugene F Barnes Lillie May Smith Harriet L McAlister Truman John Kadlee Agnes E Straube. Services listed at St Patrick's St Paul's Zion Lutheran Turner's Cedar Memorial Waldheim Chicago with times 9 30 10 30 12 noon 1 30 3 p.m and graves at Mount Calvary Cedar Memorial Waldheim. Friends may call at Teahen Turner's and Malta chapter 415 CES. Caskets not opened at church in several cases.
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Turner’s
Straube
Agnes E
Paul H. Stenstrom
Malta
Waldheim J Cemetery
Chicago
Father Coughlin Plans Retirement at 72
DETROIT AP The Rev Charles Coughlin once dubbed Radio Priest plans to retire at age 72 as pastor of the Shrine of the Little Flower in Royal Oak Michigan Critics once accused him of anti semitism and supporting Nazi Germany and fascist Italy Fr Robert Zindler one of his assistants would not confirm or deny the report.
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Detroit
Charles Coughlin
Adolf Hitler
Nazi
Germany
Italy
Benito Mussolini
Fr. Coughlin
Robert Zindler
Birthday Sale Sparks Long Hardware Store Line
In Adelphi Maryland a hardware store drew a crowd as a $25 circular saw dropped to 2.95 for a Washington Birthday sale. Joe Coppinger Jr. and Greg Hinely waited from 3 a.m. until 9 a.m. alongside about 15 others. A woman’s cry that the store was empty added surprise to the scene.
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Washington
Joe Coppinger Jr
Greg Hinely
Adelphi
Submarine Reactor Study Could Enable Deep Submergence Pods
Discussion references Rickover and the AEC funding for a reactor feasibility study to fit in a small submarine or a pressure pod. Benefits include extended submerged operation and faster search speeds versus battery power, with shielding considerations and hull integrity noted. A Trieste example shows depth capability but limited speed and endurance without reactor power.
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McNamara
AEC
Rickover
Navy
Trieste
Guam
Manchester Hog Wins at Austin Show Sweep Stakes Honors
A Hampshire barrow shown by Wilbur Kehrli of Manchester Iowa won sweep stakes at the 23rd Minnesota spring barrow show in Austin Minn. Dennis Haween of Reedwood Falls Minn earned reserve championship as 818 animals were entered from Minnesota and Iowa per Show Manager Jim Oleson.
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Austin, Minn
Upi
Hampshire
Wilbur Kehrli
Manchester
Iowa
Minnesota
Dennis Haween
Reedwood Falls
Minn
Jim Oleson
Cedar Rapids Gazette Local News Publication Details
The Cedar Rapids Gazette established in 1883 by The State and published daily at Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa. Subscription rates list carrier 50 cents per week and mail options for night and afternoon editions with monthly and yearly figures. no mail subscriptions in towns with Gazette carrier service. The Associated Press is used for local news and AP dispatches.
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Eaatte
Cedar Rep
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Owa
Associated Press
Car Crashes House In C R Iowa City Two Injured
Two people were hurt when a car crashed into a house at 1000 Third Street SE. Don Ackerman, 16, suffered facial and shoulder injuries, released after St Luke's treatment. Passenger James Cooper, 27, Ely, had severe facial lacerations and remained hospitalized in fair condition. The house occupants were unharmed. Police say Ackerman, speeding to pass another car in the parking lane, lost control and skidded 192 feet before hitting the north wall. the car caught fire but was extinguished before responders arrived.
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Third Street SE
Don Ackerman
Eleventh Avenue SE
St. Luke’s Hospital
James Cooper
Ely
St. Luke’s
Leo Kosina
Ackerman
Kenneth Vanous
August Gureno
Steel term bid faces Abel in union election
David McDonald seeks a fourth four year term while challenger I W Abel, the union secretary treasurer, claims victory. Labor department in Washington says representatives will witness opening examination and tabulation of votes by mutual agreement of the candidates.
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David McDonald
I. W. Abel
Labor Department
Washington
Want Ads Urge Quick Look for Deals
Readers are urged to check the want ads for immediate opportunities and bargains. The notice highlights local listings and contact details for sellers and services.
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Twenty-fifth Street
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Jerald Wright
Fifteenth Avenue
George Smith
Twenty-first Street
James A. Bauer
Red Fox Road
John C. Strawn
Mt. Vernon Road
Raymond L. Judge
G Avenue NW
Darrel Andre
McGowan Boulevard
LeRoy Taylor
Central City
David Westemeier
Sixteenth Avenue SW
William Zahn
Avenue NE
Gerald Mason
Ellis Boulevard NW
Solon
Dragsters
Pierson’s
Ellis Blvd
Howes
Sweetheart
la Duc
Tom Merryman
Coe College
Carolyn Brown
Shirley Hughes
Kathy Brinn
Davenport
Delta Chi Beta
Ahmad Jamal
Ranger
Hawaii
University of Arizona
Ewen Whitaker
Kuiper
U. S
William H. Pickering
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Lunar
Harold Urey
University of California At
Urey
Eugene Shoemaker
Ranger 8
Headon
Adlai
Novak Monument CO
C.R. Boy Hart
5Th Ave
Melvin Hotz
Harvey Ritchey
Silver Spring
Greg
Austin
John E. Lapes
3Rd Ave. SE
C.R
Turner
John B. Turner & Son
Second Ave. S.E
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