Weekend Weather and Local Birth Notices Summary
The report lists weekend temperatures across cities with precipitation, notes a forecast of partly cloudy and cooler conditions, and includes sunrise sunset times. It also records numerous birth announcements and funeral service notices across Iowa communities with names, ages, and venues.
Pope's arrival in Jerusalem ends with night vigil
Crowds cheered the Pope as he appeared in the chill night air and greeted supporters before entering a black sedan to the apostolic delegation. Military vehicles with Bedouin troopers led the procession as Christian pilgrims walked a torchlit route up to the church amid an electric cross lighting the night sky above Jerusalem.
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Apostolic Delegation
Valley of
Kidron
Christ
Holy City
Patriarch Athenagoras to Meet Pope Paul VI in Jerusalem
In Rome AP report Patriarch Athenagoras of Constantinople said on Italian TV he thanks God for the chance to meet Pope Paul VI in Jerusalem. They will meet on the Mount of Olives, site of Christ's prayers before the Crucifixion, amid world reaction praising Christian unity.
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Rome
Athenagoras
Constantinople
Istanbul
Paul VI
Jerusalem
Mount of Olives
Christ
Cedar Rapids Gazette Established in 1883
The Cedar Rapids Gazette established in 1883 by The Gazette Co is a daily and Sunday paper published at 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa. It lists subscription rates by carrier and mail including night and afternoon editions with monthly and yearly prices. Subscriptions are not accepted in towns without Gazette carrier service.
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the Gazette Co
Third Ave SE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Owa
U.S
Deaths Margaret Martin 68 Des Moines
Margaret Martin 68 of Des Moines died in Anaheim California Thursday from a cerebral hemorrhage. She was born in Des Moines. Services are Monday at 9 at St. Anthony's Des Moines. Burial at Glendale cemetery Des Moines. Rosary Sunday 3 30 at Caldwell Brien funeral home. Survived by six children including daughter Mrs William C Fletcher of Cedar Rapids and son Raymond J Martin of Newton.
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Margaret Martin
Des Moines
Anaheim
Calif
St. Anthony’s Catholic Church
Glendale
Caldwell-Brien Funeral Home
William C. Fletcher
Cedar Rapids
Raymond J. Martin
Newton
Cedar Rapids Woman Dies in San Francisco Burial Set
Martha McCauley a Cedar Rapids resident died in San Francisco where she had lived nine months Born in County Antrim Ireland Surviving brothers reside in New Zealand Memorial services at Turner's to be announced later Burial Cedar Memorial
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Martha McCauley
Cedar Rapids
Friday
San Francisco
County Antrim
Ireland
New Zealand
Obituary Details for Barnes and Flaherty Families
William J Barnes funeral arrangements include Monday service at Janeba Kuba's by Rev Neal Gail, burial at Shiloh Ireland, and Mt Calvary with rosary at 7 30 p m Sunday by Msgr Roach. Frank J Flaherty to Immaculate Conception church Monday at 9, burial Mt Calvary. Parish Rosary tonight at 8 in Teahen chapel conducted by Msgr Roach.
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Mt. Calvary
Teahen
Fire Destroys Barn On Schlichte's Farm
A 40 by 60 foot barn on Bernard Schlichte's farm two miles east of Greeley burned Saturday around 2 p.m. due to unknown origin. Hundreds of bales of hay straw and corn stalks were lost. Neighbors saved 13 cows 9 calves and 75 hogs. Mrs. Schlichte spotted smoke after leaving the barn. Greeley and Earlville fire departments responded.
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Greeley
Bernard Schlichte
Timetable of Pope in Holy Land
A Live AP timetable details Pope Pauls Holy Land movement from Jerusalem to Nazareth and Galilee then south toward Jerusalem and back to Jordan with meetings to diplomats and church leaders. Times listed reflect local hours eight hours ahead of Iowa.
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Holy Land
Jerusalem
Paul
Old Jerusalem
Nazareth
Jenin
Jordan
Megiddo
Mount Zion
Mary
Mandelbaum Gate
Athenagoras I
Constantinople
Istanbul
The
Iowa
Draft Bible Corrects Defects in Youth Examinations
The Department of Defense and the Selective Service System are ordered to provide physical and mental examinations to most youths turning 18 as soon as possible. Many eligible youths are not tested until age 22 or 23. The President said early exams do not imply earlier induction and tasked labor and welfare secretaries to create rehabilitation programs to fix detected defects, with voluntary participation per officials.
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Department of Defense
Selective Service System
Secretaries of Labor and Welfare
Wirth
Three Men Hurt In Car Crash Near Norway
Three Cedar Rapids area men were injured in a one car accident one mile south of Norway Saturday night at 7 15. Gene Sykora 29 of 5515 Cedar drive NW and Robert Sonka 22 of Norway were admitted to Mercy hospital with neck shoulder and chest injuries and facial lacerations respectively both reported in good condition. Driver Robert D Wells 31 of 4950 Harriet avenue NW was treated for facial lacerations and fractures of two fingers and released authorities said the car struck an icy spot and overturned.
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Cedar Rapids Area
Norway
Mercy Hospital
Gene Sykora
Cedar Drive NW
Robert Sonka
Sykora
Sonka
Robert D. Wells
Harriet Avenue NW
Auburn campus welcomes Negro with friendly gesture
An Associated Press report notes Auburn people describe the handshake as friendly. Franklin, contacted at his dormitory, declined to comment saying he had nothing to say. He would not indicate if he would stay over the weekend as his luggage moved into the dorm and his attorney drove him to Montgomery.
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Associated Press
Franklin
Montgomery
Auburn
Republicans in Second District Meet to discuss reapportionment
Republican legislators from 11 counties in the Second District met in Manchester with state chairman Robert Ray to discuss reapportionment and a potential special session. Attendees included state officers, district committeemen, and several senators and representatives. Rep. Kenneth Parker was absent. The group planned to await federal court ruling on Iowa reapportionment before proposing a new plan and gearing up for the 1964 election.
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Manchester
Robert Ray
Des Moines
Robert Tyson
Shenandoah
Republican State Central Committee
Richard Shirk
Oelwein
Federal District Court
Iowa
Gov. Hughes
King drive noted in Dr Burns talk on rights and revolution
Judge Parker praised mediation as a leveling force. Dr Jackson Burns, pastor of St Paul's, spoke on human rights and Time magazine's man of the year. He described white domination and the urgent Negro rights struggle, warning violence accompanies revolutions and urging white allies to join and be patient with white insensitivity.
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William Parker
Waterloo
Jackson Burns
St. Paul’s
Martin Luther King
Time Magazine
Burns
Morley Burglars Hit Morley Lumber Co
Morley burglars broke into Morley Lumber and Grain Co owned by Don Nicholl Friday night taking small change. Entry gained through a rear window.
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Morley
Morley Lumber and Grain Co
Don Nicholl
Lima Citizen to close after sale to Lima News
The Lima Citizen, in Lima, Ohio, began winding down publication after selling its operating assets to the Lima News. The price was not disclosed and co publisher James Howenstine disputed reports that it reached 2 million dollars. The piece notes tributes from NAACP leaders and regional officials, along with community remarks and music at the closing events.
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Lima, Ohio
UPI
Lima Citizen
Lima News
Citizen
James Howenstine
Entering as Demo In N H Primary
Grady O Cummings III, chairman of the National Civil Rights party, said he would enter New Hampshire’s March 10 primary seeking the Democratic presidential nomination. The 34 year old editor and publisher from East Harlem plans to open campaign HQ Jan 11 and aims to enter primaries in other states.
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New York
Grady O’cummings III
National Civil Rights Party
New Hampshire
O’cummings
East Harlem
Use Tax Collections Up 53,002 Over 1962
Des Moines AP Iowa use tax receipts for last November totaled 727176, up 53002 from November 1962. Polk County led with 80894, followed by Scott 43332 Linn 42276 Black Hawk 34851 Woodbury 24425. Total November 1962 use taxes were 674174.
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Iowa
Polk County
Scott County
Linn
Black Hawk
Woodbury
Harold Franklin Named Most Versatile Man On Campus
Harold Alonzo Franklin received the campus honor for two years while at Alabama State College, acted as choir narrator and dormitory court prosecutor, graduated in 1962 with honors and a bachelor’s in history and social science, and later became Auburn University’s first Black student.
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Auburn
Ala
Harold Alonzo Franklin
Alabama State College
Talladega
George Franklin, Jr
Franklin
Montgomery
Alabama State
Westside High
Air Force
Adenauer warns on Khrushchev while court orders Auburn access
Adenauer criticizes Khrushchev as an apostle of peace and warns the West must press Moscow for reciprocal gains amid Cold War tensions. He questions Russian honesty, predicts Soviet aims to dominate Western Europe, and urges vigilance in Berlin. A separate civil rights case outlines Franklin, a Talladega native, winning court orders to attend Auburn and gain housing after initial denial. The piece threads political commentary with a local legal decision and student story.
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Adenauer
Khrushchev
Lenin
Stalin
U.S
French
West Germany
Britain
Moscow
Johnson
Russia
Europe
Red China
Berlin
Camp Good Health Memorials Reported for Local Figures
A memory list notes tributes to F Burl Myrta and Jimmy Andrews by Charles E and Mary Martin, Mrs Carrie Hagan by the Daughters of Union Veterans of Civil ee, and Mrs John Scolaro by Mr and Mrs H James Corwin, with a 1964 camp budget balance totaling 172.79.
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F. Burl
Myrta
Jimmy Andrews
Charles E
Mary Martin
Carrie Hagan
Daughters of Union Veterans of Civil Ee
Eet Ee Cultus Club
John Scolaro
H. James Corwin
Dvorak
Smith Explains Independent Candidacy Approach
Smith says she will act independently of other candidates and run a personal handshaking campaign due to having no organization and no money. She emphasizes her senatorial duties would not be affected by her candidacy.
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Senate
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