Weather and notices from Wednesday broadside
Wednesday weather shows high lows across multiple cities with a five day forecast forecasting below normal temperatures and minimal precipitation. Senate rules action and a flood of births marriages and legal notices fill the following sections with local readers’ updates.
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Bismarck
Mineapolis
Chicago
N. Orleans
Denver
New York
Duluth
Omaha
L. Angeles
Phoenix
Miami
Seattle
Court cuts funeral claim in Fedunowicz estate case
In Linn County Iowa Judge George Van Allen reduced Courthouse Funeral Home’s fee claim from 1999 to 642 against the estate of Onisim Fedunowicz a Cedar Rapids man who died in 1964. The ruling follows a prior decision recognizing reciprocal inheritance rights for a daughter in Russia and battles over funeral costs for the late man.
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George van Allen
Linn District Court
Kuba Funeral Home
Onisim Fedunowicz
David Harris
Fedonowicz
Russia
Barbara Archangelskaja
Fedunowicz
Cedar Rapids
Mike Sindelar
Fred Lorenzen
van Allen
Municipal Court Speeding Notices Summary
Police division records list speeding cases for Kathryn Kiosa 132 Thirty-second street NE Ervin L. Ames 348 Seventeenth street SE Shirley J. Robinson 5142 Holly avenue NW Ronald L. Parazil 87 Wilson avenue SW Dennis F. Schmidt 852 Camburn Court SE Loren R. Lee 5943 First avenue SW and Clarence W. Ahland 125.
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Kathryn Kiosa
Thirty-second Street
Ervin L. Ames
Seventeenth Street
Shirley J. Robinson
Holly Avenue
Ronald L. Parazil
Wilson Avenue
Dennis F. Schmidt
Camburn Court
Loren R. Lee
First Avenue
Clarence W. Ahland
Revocation of Parole Denied for Pearl Ferguson
Judge Warren J. Rees denied the Iowa parole board’s bid to revoke Pearl M. Ferguson’s parole. Ferguson, 18, of Keithsburg Indiana, faced probation violations including debt, car purchase, driving without liability insurance, and beer possession by a minor. He was convicted of larceny in Linn District Court on October 15, 1965, and remains under probation in Cedar Rapids.
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Warren J. Rees
Iowa State Parole Board
Pearl M. Ferguson
Keithsburg
Illinois
Iowa Board
Ferguson
Rees
Cedar Rapids
David D. Mitchell
The
Gazette
Linn
Five Years Sentenced At Anamosa Reformatory
A man received a five year sentence at the men’s reformatory in Anamosa and was placed on probation under the Illinois board by the interstate compact authority.
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Tenced
Men’s Reformatory
Anamosa
Illinois Board
Interstate Compact
Man Sentenced for Driving Car Without Consent
Judge Warren J. Rees issued a six month suspended jail term to Keith L. Eddins 25 of 1043 Tenth Avenue SE after pleading guilty to operating a motor vehicle without the owner's consent. Eddins was charged with larceny of a motor vehicle for allegedly taking a car owned by Norman Johnson of Minneapolis from the Armstrong parking lot on September 21.
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Warren J. Rees
Keith L. Eddins
Tenth Avenue SE
Eddins
Norman Johnson
Minneapolis
Armstrong
Deaths Merna L. Filip 58 Cedar Rapids Resident
Merna L. Filip died after a brief illness at 58. She was born January 16, 1909, married July 3, 1932, active in the Mayflower DAR chapter and served as past regent and state program chair. Survived by husband J Edward, son David Alan Filip, daughter Susan Bearbower, sister and four brothers, six grandchildren. Funeral 10:30 a.m. Saturday Turner Chapel East. Burial Czech National Cemetery. Memorial heart fund gift requested.
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Merna L. Filip
Twenty-third Street Drive
Cedar Rapids
J. Edward Filip
Postville
Spirit Lake
Mayflower
The
DAR
David Alan Filip
Minneapolis
Susan E. Bearbower
Arthur Butterfield
C. Wayne Newell
Moline
Ill
Donald R. Newell
Belton
Turner Chapel
D. A. Loferski
Czech’ National Cemetery
L D Steffy of Cedar Rapids Dies in Houston at 63
L D Steffy 63 formerly of Cedar Rapids died Wednesday in Houston Texas after moving there seven years ago. He was president of Interior Trends. Survived by wife Kathryn a son a daughter and three Houston grandchildren and a sister in Springfield Illinois. Services Friday at 1:30 in Sage Road chapel George H Lewis and Son. Cremation to follow.
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L. D. Steffy
Cedar Rapids
Houston
Texas
Victor
Interior Trends
Kathryn
Springfield
Sage Road
George H. Lewis
Obituaries and funeral services in Marion area
Mrs William Johannsen funeral set for 11 a.m. Saturday at Murdoch chapel Marion officiated by Rev Peter M Morgan with burial at Oak Shade cemetery. Joseph H Stubbs service 1:30 p.m. Friday Turner chapel East burial Shellsburg cemetery. Mrs Joseph T Raher service Saturday 10 a.m. at St Matthews Church by Rev Louis V McDonough with burial Mt Calvary cemetery. Foresters Rosary Friday 7:30 p.m. Monahan Stewart funeral home. Vernon O Hansen service Friday noon Turner chapel West by Rev John K Moore burial Linwood cemetery.
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Spillville
John Still
St. Wenceslaus
Balik's
Ossian Anna Schaffee
Schutte’s
Postville
Flora McNally
St. Bridget’s
Schutte’s. Spillville
Frank Triska
St. Wenceslaus Church
Balik’s. West Liberty
Carrie Hudachek
Johannsen
William
Murdoch Chapel
Marion
Peter M. Morgan
Oak Shade
Stubbs
Joseph H
Turner
John M. Jensen
Shellsburg
Raher
Joseph T
St. Matthew's Church
Louis V. McDonough
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Women’s
Senate Approves Repeal Of Courthouse Saturday Hours
DES MOINES Iowa senate votes 45 to 14 to repeal a law that required courthouses to stay open Saturday mornings. The measure, backed by Democrats and some Republicans, advances to the house for action.
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Senate
Des Moines
Iowa
House
Old-Fashioned Rabbit Hunt at City Airport
Federal employee will meet at the municipal airport Saturday for a good old-fashioned rabbit hunt. Airport Manager Joe Bergin explains airplanes are endangered because rabbits attract an increasing number of hungry eagles and hawks.
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Salt Lake City, Utah
Joe Bergin
Ruby note claims part of frameup and fears for Jews
Dallas AP report outlines a prison note said to be written by Jack Ruby. The note claims he was part of a terrible political frameup and warns of planned slaughter of Jews worldwide. A jail repairman retrieved the note as Ruby spoke through bars.
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Ruby
Dallas
Jack Ruby
The
Times Herald
Lee Oswald
Warren Commission
Kennedy
Parkland Hospital
Israel
Baker acquittal bid denied in tax evasion case
In U S district court Harrison testified Baker underpaid 1961 taxes by 1058.41 and 1962 by 21082.42. The government claims Baker routed 99600 in campaign funds via Cali fornia savings and loan interests to his use. Defense argues lack of willful evasion and insufficient evidence of extra income.
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Internal Revenue Service
Harrison
U.S. District Court
Baker
Williams
Oliver Gasch
Fort Worth Texas
FBI
Fred Miller
Nancy Tyler
Wayne A. Bromley
United States Freight Co
New York
Harvey Aluminum Co
Torrance
Calif
Landmark Sale Barn Destroyed by Fire in Colchester
Fire swept the Colchester Sale Barn on U S 136 six miles west of Macomb destroying a landmark livestock facility. Estimates put losses between 250000 and 500000 with 150 hogs and 50 to 100 cattle killed. 100 hogs saved. The blaze damaged offices, records, a restaurant, garage, hay and feed. Firefighters faced eight below zero conditions.
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Colchester, Ill
Colchester Sale
Illinois
Hughey Martin
U.S. 136
Macomb
Powell Stars in Record Album from Jubilee Records
New York AP reports congressman Adam Clayton Powell Jr signs a five year deal with Jubilee Records. The album title Keep the Faith Baby contains Powell’s spontaneous speeches framed as a distillation of his life philosophy and is set for release next week.
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New York
Adam Clayton Powell
Powell
Jerry Blaine
Jubilee Records
Avengers Color Return Friday Night on KCRG-TV
The Avengers return in color this Friday at 9:00 PM on KCRG TV Channel 9. The program highlights action packed crime fighting with the iconic team and their latest cases.
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the Avengers
Kcrg-Tv
Channel 9
Republicans Split On Johnson Surtax Amid Budget Debate
Republican leaders and members split over President Johnson's proposed surtax with Ford calling it a tragic mistake and pressed for spending cuts. Rep Byrnes warned on deficits while Bow urged examining antipoverty and space programs. Both parties debate the deficit size and tax necessity as they await fuller budget details.
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Ford
Johnson
Republican Congressional Committee
House
Ways and Means
John Byrnes
Wisconsin
Byrnes
Frank Bow
Ohio
House Appropriations Committee
Congress
Henry Fonda Narrates To Save A Soldier Film on KCRG
Henry Fonda narrates the documentary To Save a Soldier scheduled Thursday night at 9 00 on KCRG TV Channel 9 in color.
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Henry Fonda
Kcrg-Tv
Military Base Cutbacks Across Nation Scheduled
The Pentagon plans to save over 37 million yearly by merging or phasing out 330 US bases and 6 overseas facilities. More than 1,400 civilian jobs would go, with 3,000 civilian and 1,700 military workers reassigned. Key shifts include navy antisubmarine seaplanes and multiple district mergers and base closures by 1968 69.
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Pentagon
Defense McNamara
Defense Department
Alabama
New Jersey
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California
Massachusetts
New York
Ohio
Navy
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Naval Supply Center
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N.J
Norfolk
Fort Hancock
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Coney Island
Army Reserve Corps
Army Metrology and Calibrations Center
Standards Laboratory
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Philadelphia
Redstone Arsenal
Huntsville
Ala
Joliet, Ill
Wright Air Force Base
Fairborn
Patterson Air Force Base
Office of Economic Adjustment
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