Five Day Forecast and Local Notices From Daily Record
Weather notes show Bismarck and Chicago temperatures with precipitation around .28 inches for the period. Five day forecast calls for 3 to 5 degree above normal highs, possible snow and colder days early week, no precipitation Thursday. List of birth announcements includes multiple families in Iowa City and Salina Kansas. Civil notices list name changes and a few domestic filings. incidents include smoke odor from wood cutting at Three Sisters store and a car heater defect on 422 Thirty second street SE.
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Iowa
Three Sisters Women’s Apparel
First Avenue SE
Thirty-second Street
Police records list numerous traffic fines and service notices
Speeding fines assigned to Dennis H Albers Gary L Bergerson Gerald N Griffith Deanna R Smisloff and others varied from 10 to 50 dollars with costs for violations including excessive noise meter violations leaving scene of accident disobeying traffic signals and losing control. Various obituaries and church service details follow for residents in Iowa locations such as Chelsea Iowa City Guttenberg Sumner Oelwein Arlington New Albin and Toledo with services scheduled through Saturday and Sunday
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Dennis H. Albers
Thirty-fourth Street
Gary L. Bergerson
Cox Avenue
Gerald N. Griffith
Fairlane Drive
Deanna R. Smisloff
Twenty-seventh Street Drive
Kenneth W Tichy
Fourth Avenue
John H. Frick, Jr
Ridge Court
Marion
New Quaker Oats contract proposal set for vote
Quaker Oats proposes a five five six cent wage schedule with signing and Dec 1964 raises and hospital plan shifts. Union president Sam Clark says the package is not adequate and the membership is not likely to accept it. The vote is scheduled for Jan 26 and negotiations will resume after that date with no further meetings planned before then.
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Quaker Oats Co
Cedar Rapids
Sam Clark
Clark
CSPS
Nixon Sees De Gaulle Tensions and Khrushchev Aims
Nixon says U S relations with De Gaulle should be attacked frontally though Europe’s problems not solved by removing him. He notes Khrushchev seems cooperative on the nuclear test ban and wheat deals but warns his goal remains world conquest. He favors negotiation only when U S interests are served.
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Michigan
Scranton
Pennsylvania
Nixon
U. S
de Gaulle
Europe
Khrushchev
Work Force Need in Cedar Rapids To Be Aired
Cedar Rapids business and civic leaders, over 150 in number, will meet at noon Thursday in the Roosevelt hotel to discuss community manpower problems. The Chamber of Commerce sponsors the session with small group discussions following a briefing by School Board Member B. A. Jensen. Topics cover unmet manpower needs, target areas, and actions to meet them as a basis for Cedar Rapids growth.
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Cedar Rapids
Roosevelt Hotel
The
Chamber of Com
Chamber
B. A. Jensen
Glenn Glenn Announces Senate Run After Marine Corps Exit
Glenn says he will reveal campaign plans soon and will run for a second term as U S senator from Ohio. He notes support from Democrats and says he admired Kennedy, Johnson and their policies while stressing independence in voting history. Young counters with a strong political response as party leaders react to the announcement.
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U. S
Ohio
Young
Senate
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Johnson
Atty
Robert Kennedy
Mr. Kennedy
Sen. Young
William Coleman
Wayne Hays
Robert Secrest
Anna
John Glenn
H. W. Castor
New Concord
Washington
Priest Sued for 250000 Over Alleged Affair
Robert McCardle of North Tarrytown New York sues Rev Donald Runkle for 250000 claiming the priest stole his wife Patricia’s affections while serving at Immaculate Conception parish Highland Park Indiana. McCardle, ex-president of Congress Paper Box Co, cites adultery and seeks custody of five children. Patricia McCardle was an Immaculate Conception organist and Highland Park teacher.
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Robert McCardle
Tarrytown
N. Y
Donald Runkle
St. Mary’s Church
Odessa
Texas
McCardle
Father Runkle
Patricia
Immaculate Conception
Highland Park
Congress Paper
Kennedy letter keeps Atty Gen. Kennedy in government
New York Journal American reports a handwritten letter from Jacqueline Kennedy swayed Attorney General Robert Kennedy to remain in office after his brother's assassination. The piece notes he reconsidered during a skiing vacation and chose to continue serving the president's memory and the American people.
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New York
The
Journal-American
Jacqueline Kennedy
Robert Kennedy
Dorothy Kilgallen
Massachusetts
Johnson
Sukarno
Tumor Surgery for Astronaut Shepard
In Houston the thyroid tumor of astronaut Alan Shepard was removed on Friday. The tumor was not malignant and Shepard, 41, will stay in the hospital through next week. Officials say the operation will not affect his flying status.
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Houston
Alan Shepard
Manned Spacecraft Center
Shepard
Diplomatic staffer held in Zanzibar guarded at home
Picard, 33, a Geneva Nebraska native, is confined at his Zanzibar residence with four armed guards outside and barred from communicating with U.S. authorities in Tanganyika. Petterson, 33, from San Luis Obispo California, arrived in Zanzibar last April after attending UC Santa Barbara, while Picard’s wife and children stay in Dar es Salaam.
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U.S
Tanganyika
Picard
Geneva
Neb
Zanzibar
State Department
University of Nebraska
Canberra University
Australia
Dar Es Salaam
Petterson
San Luis Obispo
Calif
University of California
Santa Barbara
U S Ambassador Protest Over Arrests in Tanganyika Tangle
In Dar es Salaam William Leonard the U S ambassador to Tanganyika protested the arrest of Americans. He attempted to contact Zanzibari government officials but was informed phone lines were disrupted. In Havana the Cuban foreign ministry announced recognition of the new government and the Cuban press dismissed reports of Cuban involvement.
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Dar Es Salaam
William Leonard
U.S
Tanganyika
Zanzibar
Havana
Administration Wins In Tax Group Ballot
The Senate Finance Committee voted 12 to 5 to remove a section lowering capital gains rates on assets held two years or more. Chairman Byrd said the administration would finish work on the measure next week. Treasury Secretary Dillon had urged the change in the House version.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Byrd
D-Va
Treasury
Dillon
Ruby's Deposit Box Found Empty
Local and federal agents opened a bank deposit box rented to Jack Ruby and his sister in Dallas but found it empty. Investigators obtained a search warrant after learning of the box to seek information related to Ruby's murder trial.
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Dallas (Ap
Jack Ruby
Bill Alexander
Dallas County
Ruby
Deaths Mayme Sherwood Ramsey 83 Cedar Rapids
Mayme Sherwood Ramsey 83 of 225 Crescent drive SE Cedar Rapids died at 10 23 a m Friday born December 30 1880 in Clinton Wisconsin widow of Addison J Ramsey partner in Armstrong Clothing Co Surviving daughter Margot of Sarasota Fla Memorial services 1 30 p m Monday at Turner chapel Rev D A Lofferski burial Cedar Memorial friends may call at chapel after 1 p m Saturday Contributions suggested to St John s Memorial Fund
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Mayme Sherwood Ramsey
Crescent Drive
Cedar Rapids
Clinton
Wis
Addison J. Ramsey
Armstrong Clothing Co
Margot
Sarasota
Fla
Turner Chapel
D. A. Loferski
Cedar Memorial
St. John’s Memorial Fund
Nurse Blanche E. Frink Johnson dies after long illness
Blanche Elizabeth Frink Johnson a Cedar Rapids registered nurse died at 12 10 a m Friday after a long illness born September 5 1880 in Libson married March 1 1916 in Minneapolis lifelong Cedar Rapids resident she leaves a daughter Mrs Ned F Wilbur Travis Air Force Base California two sons Carl E Cedar Rapids Kent F San Andreas California five grandchildren and two great grandchildrenMemorial services 1030 a m Monday at Turner Chapel by Dr Jackson Burns Burial Cedar Memorial Friends may call at the chapel
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Blanche Elizabeth Frink Johnson
Arthur Edward Johnson
Lisbon
Minneapolis
Minn
Johnson
Cedar Rapids
Ned F. Wilbur
Travis Air Force Base
Calif
Carl E
Kent F
San Andreas
Trinity Methodist Church
Ashley Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution
Iowa Registered Nurses Assn
St. Luke’s Hospital School of Nursing
Turner Chapel
Jackson Burns
Cedar Memorial
Services Pending for Cedar Rapids Native in Ottumwa
Mrs David L Williams 29 former Jo Ann Miller Cedar Rapids died Friday in Ottumwa after a long illness. Born June 6 1934 in Cedar Rapids she leaves husband two sons David and Terry four daughters Kathy Linda Betty Jo and Theresa father L J Miller of Cedar Rapids two brothers Robert L Miller and Gerald in the air force two sisters Mrs Loras Maloney Cedar Rapids and Mrs Allen Hurt Central City. Body at Tranl funeral home Ottumwa funeral arrangements pending.
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David L. Williams
Jo Ann Miller
Cedar Rapids
Ottumwa
David
Terry
Kathy
Linda
Betty Jo
Theresa
L. J. Miller
Robert L. Miller
Gerald
Air Force
Loras Maloney
Allen Hurt
Central City
Tranl Funeral Home
Memorial Services for Minehart and Rex Alan Ackerman
Memorial services are set for Mrs. R D Minehart at Central City Methodist Church at 1 30 p m Saturday led by Rev Dwight Hendricks with burial at Mt Clark cemetery. Rex Alan Ackerman will be buried in Cedar Memorial cemetery at 3 p m Saturday with Rev B J Humble officiating. Friends may call at Turner chapel until noon Saturday.
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Minehart
R. D
Del
Central City
Dwight Hendricks
Mt. Clark Cemetery
Turner Chapel
Fidelitas Lodge
Governors Conference Shapes Iowa Apportionment Debate
The governor and party leaders at a conference debated reapportionment as the special session nears. Gov. Hughes called for guidelines to avoid vetoes while resisting full legislative dictation. Attorney General Hultman outlined election timing and how holdover senators might be affected, and discussed forming a state agency to administer $4.155 million in federal college funds.
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Raymond Eveland
Kelley
Naden
John Mowry
Marshalltown
House of Representatives
Senate
Atty
Evan Hultman
Hughes
Hultman
Federal District Court
Iowa
Sports Highlights With Channel 9’s Bob Brooks
Channel 9 presents nightly sports highlights hosted by Bob Brooks at 10 25 each weekday. The segment covers local teams standings scores and key plays with brief on screen updates.
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Channel 9
Bob Brooks
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