Five day forecast and weather notes from midwest region
The report lists high and low temperatures for Tuesday across several cities including Minneapolis Denver New York Duluth Seattle and Kitami with precipitation figures. A five day forecast projects near normal temperatures Thursday through Monday with isolated rain or snow and amounts between .10 and .25 inch. Additional data cover barometer humidity winds sunrise and sunset times plus recent year-to-date figures and local notices of births and public safety incidents.
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Gazette
Written Brief Deadlines Set in State Farm Insurance Case
Federal Judge Edward J. McManus set new deadlines for written briefs in the Cedar Falls and State Farm auto insurance dispute. Brown must file by January 26, State Farm by February 9, and Brown’s reply by February 16, with judgment after. Rex V. Roupe admitted to practice in Cedar Rapids court.
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Edward J. McManus
Lawrence R. Brown
Cedar Falls
State Farm Mutual Insurance Co
McManus
Brown
State Farm
Rex V. Roupe
Des Moines
U.S. District Court
Cedar Rapids
Transit strike counsel and civic leaders urge resolution
Meany offered help to settle the strike but no takers. Leaders from Protestant Catholic and Jewish faiths press for immediate acceptance of Mayor Lindsay’s recommendations and rapid restoration of service. Merchants and labor officials urge action with possible national guard involvement and federal help from James Reynolds.
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Meany
TA and
Union
Lindsay
Raymond Corbett
Afl-Cio
Nelson Rockefeller
James Reynolds
Labor Department
Eshkol Warns Arabs Over Middle East Map Change
Premier Eshkol accuses Arab states of seeking to redraw the regional map and asserts Israel will keep building military strength in response. The remarks signal ongoing tensions as regional dynamics remain unsettled.
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Jerusalem
Eshkol Wednesday
Middle East
Staff Sgt Loren Schute Receives Combat Infantryman Badge
Staff Sgt Loren Schute son of Mr and Mrs Arnold Schute awarded the Combat Infantryman Badge for service with the Army's 101st Airborne Division in Vietnam confirming his distinguished combat role and recognition.
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Waukon
Loren Schute
Arnold Schute
Army
101St Airborne Division
Vietnam
Guidelines Consider Off Street Parking in Multi Dwelling Areas
City Attorney Dave McGuire proposed Wednesday an ordinance to require off street parking in A-4 and special permit zones. The plan fills a gap in existing rules that only analyze parking when properties are rezoned. New construction must include specified spaces per use including office, medical, and dwelling units.
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Dave McGuire
Vietnam War Tensions Fill News From Bangkok to Hanoi
A grenade booby trap near a U S NCO club injures three Americans in Saigon. Harriman delays Paris trip for talks in Bangkok and Vientiane while North Vietnam rejects peace talks terms. Soviet warned actions invite harsher retribution as Tito Nasser Boumedienne push for Hanoi to suspend raids.
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U.S
Johnson
W. Averell Harriman
Australia
Bangkok
Harriman
Vientiane
Laos
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Alexander Shelepin
Vietnam
New York Herald Tribune
U.N
Tito
Nasser
Algeria
Houari Boumedienne
Shastri
Trampoline Injury in Prairie Elementary PE Class
Patricia Zalesky, 10, daughter of Mr and Mrs George W Zalesky of Swisher, was injured Wednesday during a trampoline exercise in a Prairie Elementary School physical education class. She was admitted to Mercy hospital for observation of a back injury.
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Patricia Zalesky
George W. Zalesky
Swisher
Prairie Elementary School
Patricia
Mercy Hospital
Brezhnev Arrives in Ulan Bator for Mongolia Visit
Soviet party leader Leonid Brezhnev arrived in the Mongolian capital Ulan Bator on a welcome-filled visit. The trip marks a show of Soviet-Mongolian ties as Brezhnev meets local leaders and discusses regional issues.
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Moscow
Leonid Brezhnev
Ulan_Bator
Court House Code Fees Face Opposition in Linn County
Linn County Supervisors delayed a building code hearing after 30 objectors argued they lacked time to consult farm groups. The Jan 25 hearing was set after a 15 day notice, as hundreds of citizens petitioned against code adoption. farm land, farm buildings, and incorporated cities are exempt.
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Linn County
William Linstrom
County Board of Supervisors
Linn to Auction $1 Million Park Bonds March 1
County announces bids on 1 million dollars in park bonds to fund Pinicon Ridge park in Central City and Squaw Creek valley. Bids open at public meeting February 23 at the courthouse. Chairman William Linstrom notes growing park development program.
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William Linstrom
Board of Supervisors
Pinicon Ridge Park
Central City
Squaw Creek Valley
Hazleton Man Found Innocent After Quick Jury Verdict
A Hazleton man, Jerry Joe Everett, 23, was found innocent of larceny after a jury deliberated under two hours. The trial before Judge Harold D. Vietor covered the alleged radio theft from Flamingo Pizza Palace at 1211 Ellisboule NW on May 9, 1965.
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Jerry Joe Everett
Hazleton
Harold D. Vietor
Everett
Flamingo Pizza Palace
Ellisboule NW
Man Fined 300 For Drunk Driving
Jimmy T. Waterfallen, 42, of Oklahoma City, pled guilty before Judge William R. Eads to a drunk driving charge. He was fined 300 dollars and costs and his license was revoked for 60 days. Waterfallen was arrested December 19 at the junction of Highway 64 and 13, east of Marion.
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Jimmy T. Waterfallen
Oklahoma City
William R. Eads
Waterfallen
Marion
David E Rick Pleads Innocent in Concealed Weapon Charge
David E Rick 22 of the Orchard Trailer Court pled innocent before Judge Warren J Rees to a charge of carrying a concealed weapon. He allegedly had a .38 caliber revolver on October 22.
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David E. Rick
Orchard Trailer Court
Warren J. Rees
Pleads Innocent in Desertion Charge for Minor Child
Harlan C Moen, 29, formerly of 618 C Avenue NW, pleaded innocent on Tuesday before Judge Warren J Rees to a charge of desertion and abandonment of a minor child.
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Harlan C. Moen
C Avenue NW
Warren J. Rees
City Council Approves Littering Ban Amendment
The council approved the first of three readings of an amendment to forbid dumping on streets alleys or sidewalks. If the six hour limit is missed the city will clear debris and bill the responsible party. Violations may incur a $100 fine and up to 30 days in jail.
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Wiliuelsia Nuaid
Longo Trial Postponed to April Term
The trial of Richard C. Longo, 32, of 1450 Fifth Avenue SE, was continued from January to April term by Judge Fiarold D. Victor at the defendant s request. Longo faces embezzlement charges of 817 dollars from General Motors Acceptance Corp on June 30 while employed as an agent. Case Dismissed Center Point vs Mr and Mrs Charles E Mader remains a separate suit.
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Richard C. Longo
Fifth Avenue SE
Fiarold D. Victor
Longo
General Motors Acceptance Corp
Linn County Inducts Eleven Into Army In December
The Linn county draft board announced Wednesday that eleven men were inducted into the army during December. Draftees include Richard D. Prohaska Solon Richard D. Dee Michael V. Sullivan Tom A. Frady Larry J. Curtis John L. Krumm Gary A. Albertus David E. Hopker James R. Nagel Wesley R. Dostal and George A. Fogarty with addresses in Cedar Rapids Center Point Marion and nearby areas.
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Linn County
Richard D. Prohaska
Solon
Richard D. Dee
Second Avenue
Michael V. Sullivan
Reynolds Avenue
Tom A. Frady
Thirty-fourth Street
Larry J. Curtis
Center Point
John L. Krumm
Mt. Vernon
Gary A. Albertus
Avenue
David E. Hopker
James R. Nagel
Prairieburg
Wesley R. Dostal
Cedar Rapids
George A. Fogarty
Marion
National Advisory Commission on Food and Fiber Opens Study
Washington AP The 30 member National Advisory Commission on Food and Fiber began a three day closed meeting to plan a farm policy study requested by President Johnson. Dr Sherwood Berg of the University of Minnesota was named chairman. Secretary Freeman swore in the members and said the group will explore new ways to keep agriculture policy up to date and study its effects on the economy and foreign relations.
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Washington
National Advisory Commission On Food and Fiber
Johnson
Sherwood Berg
Institute of Agriculture
University of Minnesota
Agriculture
Freeman
Italy Faces Nationwide Power Strike Amid Installations Guards
A broad power strike began across Italy on Wednesday with soldiers and management staff guarding power facilities to ensure electricity continues to flow.
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Rome
Italy
Municipal Court Receipts Dip Slightly From 1964
Cedar Rapids municipal court 1965 receipts totaled $222 043.59, down $4 103.54 from 1964. Police court fines reached $152 465.01 with $29 349.40 in costs, state court fines $12 967.72 and costs $4 880.28. Bailiff fees and other income were $14 988.69, civil costs $7 392.49, and bonds on file amounted to $7 154 as of December 31 1965.
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Cedar Rapids
Weather Report Continues With Mixed Precipitation
The article notes rain and sleet transitioning to snow with about 2 inches already on the ground and a possible additional inch by 2 p.m. Oelwein and Elkader reported 2 inches, Manchester 3 inches, Sigourney saw rain earlier, and highways were salted and open. Colder air is forecast to move across the state as snow diminishes with temperatures staying cold through Thursday.
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Elkader
Manchester
Sigourney
Weather Bureau
Ex King Leopold Injured in Car Crash
Former King Leopold of Belgium requires four or five days rest after chest injuries from a high speed collision in Cannes France. Princess Liliane de Rethy driving. she escaped injury. Three others in the second car were hurt but not seriously. The crash occurred as the couple were returning from a party at a highway intersection.
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France
Leopold
Belgium
Liliane de Rethy
Iowa City Sigma Delta Chi names officers
East Iowans in the University of Iowa chapter of Sigma Delta Chi announce officers Dennis Brown of Cedar Rapids as secretary and Michael Barnes of Iowa City as president in a society update.
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Iowa City
Bar Association Studies Cedar Rapids Court Space Issue
A Linn County Bar Association subcommittee discussed Cedar Rapids municipal court space needs with Municipal Judges Hullinger and McLaughlin and city council members. They said current facilities are inadequate and traffic court should be separated from the police department. They proposed remodeling unused armory space in city hall as a possible solution, with further study planned in two to four weeks.
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Linn County Bar Assn
Cedar Rapids
Ralph Harman
Loren Hullinger, Jr
Howard McLaughlin
Harman
Police Department
City Hall
Bar Association
Intruder Flees Barefoot After Closet Clash
In Union New Jersey a frightened thief hiding in a home closet fled barefoot after a struggle with Michael Fitz. Mrs. Michael Less screamed for help as Fitz chased the intruder from the second floor apartment leaving behind the intruder’s new shoes.
Swanson Reports To Night On KCRG Channel 9 News
Dean Swanson reports for the 10 o clock news on KCRG TV Channel 9 delivering local updates and headlines. He anchors the late newscast with brief regional highlights and weather notes.
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Dean Swanson
Kcrg-Tv
Channel
Obituary for Margaret Murphy 99 Cedar Rapids resident
Margaret A. Murphy 99 of 1408 Third Avenue SE died Tuesday after a lingering illness. Born September 6 1866 in Anamosa she lived in Cedar Rapids 43 years. She is survived by a daughter a brother a sister six grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. Funeral Mass Friday 930 am Immaculate Conception church with burial at Holy Cross cemetery Anamosa. Rosary Thursday 3 pm Monahan Stewart funeral home and 730 pm in church. Burial and services also noted for Centerville Friday at 130 pm.
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Third Avenue SE
Anamosa
Cedar Rapids
Cornelius
B. G. Broghammer
Cornelius Brady
Mary Brady
St. Mary Agnes Circle
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Immaculate Conception
Immaculate Conception Church
Msgr
William A. Roach
Holy, Cross Cemetery
Monahan-Stewart
Msgr. Roach
Robert
Hicks
Nellie Wess
Centerville
Hawaiian Chief Justice Tsukiyama Dies at 68
Wilfred Tsukiyama, 68, first chief justice of the Hawaiian supreme court under statehood, died last Thursday. He studied at Coe College, earned a Chicago law degree, served in the territorial senate from 1946, chaired the senate twice, and backed statehood. Gov Burns ordered flags at half mast during mourning.
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Wilfred Chomatsu Tsukiyama
Hawaiian Supreme Court
Justice Tsukiyama
Coe
Cedar Rapids
Tsukiyama
John A. Burns
Hawaii
University of Chicago
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Senate
Union
Civic Center project cost and public hearing uncertain
The Civic Center project is estimated at 17.4 million with non cash credits reducing net cost to about 12.7 million. No public hearing date is set though an informal meeting may occur a week or two prior. Mamie Fuller 79 died at her daughter’s home in Centerville after living at 1428 Third Street NW.
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Salyer
Mamie Fuller
Third Street
Alyce Hicks
Centerville
James Woodworth Dies at 81 in Marion
James L. Woodworth, 81, of 34080 Avenue NE died Wednesday. Funeral arrangements are pending at Murdoch Funeral Home in Marion.
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James Woodworth
James L. Woodworth
Avenue
Murdoch Funeral Home
Marion
Memorial Services for Mrs Josephine Pohorsky Thursday
Memorial services will be held Thursday at 1 30 p m in Hesser Memorial chapel by Mabel K Swanson reader of Unity Center Burial will follow at Cedar Memorial Friends may call at the chapel.
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Hampton
Minnie L. Hempel
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Dyersville
Iowa City
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Donohue’s. Elgin
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Muehlenthaler
S. Manchester
Fred Richardson
Gull-Bohnenkamp
Marengo
Hulda Teggatt
Hoover-Valentine
Kenneth Patterson
Toledo
Cedar Memorial
Sheriff's Emergency Generator Installed
The county sheriff's civil defense emergency generator has been installed at the Glass road NE water tower with the sheriff's radio equipment. The 14% kilowatt unit provides back up power for the radio and can run city water monitoring instruments. Automatic operation keeps radio service continuous during outages.
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Bill Bjorenson
Civil Defense
Glass Road NE
City Water Department
Shastri Funeral Draws Nation in Mourning
The crowd stretched for miles as Lal Bahadur Shastri's funeral procession moved past the gun carriage. Security surrounded dignitaries Kosygin and Humphrey while police and guards managed the surging mourners. Shastri's body lay in state overnight and Mrs Shastri broke toward her husband before sons restrained her.
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Lal Bahadur Shastri
Shastri
Kosygin
Humphrey
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