Five-Day Forecast and City Weather Ledger Details
The Daily Record notes temperatures will run eight to ten degrees above normal through Saturday with minimal daily shifts. Normal highs 24 to 28 north and 28 to 32 south, lows 4 to 12 north and 12 to 16 south. Sunday low 26 and high around 42. Precipitation minimal. report lists January totals and barometer at 29.79. Local airport data show W wind at 10 mph and sunny-to-cloudy cues with sunrise 7:29 and sunset 5:08. Also lists numerous obituaries and public notices about recent births and traffic fines in Cedar Rapids and surrounding areas.
Numerous Drivers Fined On Speeding and Control Violations
A list shows multiple defendants including Michael F. Dur land Gary L. Kaut Ronald L. Osborn Edward N. Crock Emmett L. Cox Florence A Crummer M Jean Seery Kenneth L. Deal Gerald F. Ellis Jack G Wisehart Jr Donald C. Gogg George L. Teachout Henry K. Lankow Kay M. Fischer Carl A. Stockton Kenneth B. Hageberg Renville C. Holderman Ronald J. Matus Carl Rawson Leon C. Lacy John T. OConnell Leo Harran Michael ONeil Vera A Zajas John H Frick Jr and Jarvis B. Johnson Donald P. Hansel each cited for speeding or control violations and fined ten dollars plus costs. others faced varying fines and bonds as listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael F. Durland
Washington Avenue
Gary L. Kaut
Shellsburg
Ronald L. Osborn
Marshalltown
Edward N. Crock
Clarence
Emmett L. Cox
Cedar Drive
Florence A. Crummer
Marion
M. Jean Seery
Oakland Road
Kenneth L. Deal
Thirty-first Street
Gerald F. Ellis
Cedar Rapids
Jack G. Wisehart, Jr
Donald C. Gogg
Hayes Street
George L. Teachout
Seventh Street
Henry K. Lankow
O Avenue
Kay M. Fischer
Meadowbrook Drive
Carl A. Stockton
Toddville
Kenneth B. Hagebberg
E Avenue
Renville C. Holderman
Dalewood Avenue
Ronald J. Matus
Thirty-eighth Street
Carl Rawson
Center Point
Leon C. Lacy
Twenty-first Avenue
John T. O'Connell
D Avenue
Leo Harran
Chandler Street
Michael O’niel
First Street
Vera A. Zajas
John H. Frick, Jr
Ridge Court
Three youths injured in one car crash on Country Club Parkway
Treated for facial injuries at Cedar Rapids hospitals were Walter E. Kellison Jr., 16, charged with reckless driving, Charles Hawbacker, 17, and Richard Roehlk, 16. Kellison allegedly drove over 60 mph, hitting a street sign and two trees at 2304 Country Club Parkway Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club Parkway
Cedar Rapids
Walter E. Kellison, Jr
Eastern Avenue
Charles Hawbacker
B Avenue NE
Richard Roehlk
Regent Street
Kellison
Norway Man Faces Drunk Driving Charge
John M. Brecht, 21, of Norway, was charged Monday with drunk driving after police investigated a car train collision in the 900 block of Third Street SE Saturday night. He was treated at Mercy Hospital for minor injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Brecht
Norway
Third Street
Brecht
Mercy Hospital
Witt named Allamakee Heart Association chair
Reverend Charles E. Witt is appointed Allamakee county chairman of the Iowa Heart Association. Elmer Fogt of Waukon is named treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postville
Charles E. Witt
Allamakee County
Iowa Heart Assn
Elmer Fogt
Waukon
Car Driver 41 Hospitalized After Tree Collision
Alec F. Lawrence aged 41 of 911 Fifth Street SE was hospitalized Sunday night after his car struck a tree at 816 Twelfth Avenue SE. He remained in stair condition Monday at Mercy Hospital with lacerations above both eyes and was charged with drunk driving. The 1962 model car sustained about $650 in damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alec F. Lawrence
Fifth Street SE
Twelfth Avenue
Lawrence
Mercy Hospital
Former Guard Recounts Auschwitz Duty in Trial
Stefan Baretzki a former Gestapo guard at Auschwitz testified that he told his Romanian mother he worked in a place where they burn people. He described firing on prisoners, hangings and beatings, and his fear for his mother if he hid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfurt
Germany
UPI
Nazi Germany
Auschwitz Concentration Camp
Stefan Baretzki
Gestapo
Baretzki
Auschwitz
Baretski
Formosa Quake Kills 110, Injures 479, Missing
Nationalist Chinese and U.S. aid officials begin rehabilitation efforts in South Formosa after an earthquake that killed 110, injured 479, and left seven missing. No American casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taipei
Formosa
U.S
Man Denies Morals Charge in Linn District Court
Richard L. Rose, 20, of 2700 Union Drive SW, pled innocent in Linn district court on a morals charge. He was held on $2,000 bond after arrest Sunday morning at A Avenue and Fourth Street NW where a 15 year old Van Horne girl was a passenger in his car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard L. Rose
Union Drive
Linn District Court
Rose
A Avenue
Fourth Street
van Horne
Tot Burned In Central City Coffee Cup Accident
Greg ory Cousins 13 month old son of Mr and Mrs Mervin Cousins suffered second and third degree burns to his nose chest and arms Sunday about 4 p m when he knocked over a hot cup of coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central City
Gregory Cousins
Mervin Cousins
Weather-in-motion keeps viewers up to date on Iowa forecasts
At 10 10 each week night KCRG TV 9 features Art Rankin presenting weather in motion. The segment offers current conditions and short term outlook for viewers in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kcrg-Tv 9
Art Rankin
Cedar Rapids man stands trial in 22 month old death
A Cedar Rapids man Robert J. Berends 30 faces a manslaughter charge in the death of 22 month old Michael Wayne Kohl. County Attorney Jack Fulton asserts circumstantial evidence of a severe blow to the midsection. Berends' attorney denies the charge citing a severe fall and says the child was deathly ill from other causes. Mrs. Kohl testified Berends had been drinking the night of the death and found him with the child at a bakery early Oct. 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Jack Fulton
Robert J. Berends
Michael Wayne Kohl
Alta Joan Kohl
D Avenue NW
Fulton
Fall yields $9,500 damages in Linn County suit
Lois Weber files in Linn district court against Jefferson Transportation Co and driver Richard Lanning seeking 9500 for injuries from a fall on icy bus steps while alighting in Waukon after buying a Cedar Rapids ticket on Feb. 24, 1962. Jury trial requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn
Jefferson Transportatio Co
Richard Lanning
Lois Weber
Fourth Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids
Waukon
Judge Orders Possession To Wilkinson For 824 Fourth Street NW
Judge William Eads orders Mr and Mrs Kenneth Loney to give immediate possession of 824 Fourth Street NW to T L Wilkinson who had sued for writ of possession. Also listed is Robert Shireman against Owen Brislawn for 511.81 on account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Eads Friday
Kenneth Loney
Fourth Street NW
T. L. Wilkinson
Wilkinson
Robert Shireman
Owen Brislawn
Suit Filed in Mortgage Trial for Promissory Note Debt
Advance Mortgage Corp files against V. C. and Florence S. Miller seeking 3939.60 on a promissory note. The petition requests judgment for the stated amount plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Advance Mortgage Corp
V. C
Florence S. Miller
Drag Race Brings Two Fines to Youth
Gary L. Kaut twenty of Shellsburg was fined twenty five dollars and costs in municipal court for speeding from a Saturday drag race. Police said he drove forty two mph in the 1000 block of Third avenue southwest at 7 25 p m Saturday. Judge Loren Hullinger junior also fined him fifteen dollars and costs for excessive noise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary L. Kaut
Shellsburg
Third Avenue
Loren Hullinger, Jr
Kaut
Burglary at Carpet Firm Nets $570 In Cash And Checks
Detectives said burglars broke a rear window to enter House of Carpets at 3219 First Avenue SE and stole $180 in cash plus checks totaling $390. Owner William Pringle reported the Sunday afternoon breakin. Also investigated were two Saturday night thefts at Cedar Rapids stations, with small cash losses reported at Sinclair and Shell locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Carpets
First Avenue SE
William Pringle
Cedar Rapids
Boubin Sinclair
Sixth Street
Williams Boulevard
Cedar Rapids Men Enlisted for Navy Training
Two Cedar Rapids men Dean M. Pfiffner and Donald C. Peterson Jr have been enlisted in the navy and ordered to report to the naval training center at San Diego for basic training. Patricia Ellen Callan enlisted in WAVES and is sent to Bainbridge for recruit training. Richard H Urban, 17, enlisted in the marine corps under the delay program to report to San Diego February 4. Dayle Moyer left for the marine helicopter base at Santa Ana following a leave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Navy
Naval Training Center
San Diego
Calif
Dean M. Pfiffner
B Avenue
Donald C. Peterson, Jr
Linwood Street
Patricia Ellen Callan
Fifth Avenue
Bainbridge
Richard H. Urban
Marine Corps
Dayle Moyer
Twenty-second Avenue
Marine Helicopter Base
Santa Ana
Two Charged After Drag Racing Crash
Central City residents Keith Roy Price and Gary Lee Vance were charged after a drag race incident on a rural road two miles west of Central City. Price faced a charge of failing to keep his car under control while Vance was charged with stopping on the traveled portion of the highway. Price sustained a severe forehead laceration requiring 40 stitches in the collision that occurred when Vance stopped his car in front of Price's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central City
Keith Roy Price
Gary Lee Vance
Hiawatha
Here
Price
Linn County
Vance
Two-Car Crash Near Mt Pleasant Kills One Pedestrian
A collision about three miles west of Mt Pleasant left one person dead and six others injured, including five hospitalized. The victim was identified as Mrs John Ridinger, 23, of rural Mt Pleasant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Pleasant
UPI
Here
John Ridinger
Johnson County Atty Ralph Neuzil Announces Comeback End
Iowa City Democrat Ralph Neuzil Johnson County attorney says he will not seek a fourth term. The announcement came Monday in a local political event in Iowa City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Johnson County
Atty
Ralph Neuzil
Moniday
Levin Assumes New Duties with Syndicate Firm
Herbert A. Levin, manager of the Syndicate Clothing Co. in Cedar Rapids, will leave Feb. 1 to become president of the Martin Morris Co. in Clinton, a Syndicate subsidiary. He will also serve as treasurer and director of the subsidiary and retain roles at the parent firm. C. Don Brown will replace him in Cedar Rapids. Levin’s son Stephen is transferring from Decatur to Cedar Rapids. Levin, 44, has been with the Syndicate for 30 years and will move to Clinton Feb. 10 with his wife Mrs. Levin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert A. Levin
Syndicate Clothing Co
Cedar Rapids
Martin Morris Co
Clinton
Clinton Company
Levin
Mortimer Levy
Davenport
C. Don Brown
Syndicate
Decatur
Stephen
Chamber of Commerce
Oakland Road
Knowland predicts Goldwater landslide in California primary
Former Sen. Knowland says Barry Goldwater will win California's Republican presidential primary on June 2 by about 500000 votes more than any rival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
William Knowland
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
California
Mass Massed in Dedication with Leinsdorf Conductor
Cardinal Cushing leads a Mass scene after which a sobbing worshiper returns to her seat. Erich Leinsdorf, famed conductor, meets the nun in the sanctuary. Leinsdorf chose Mozart Requiem as a tribute to unfinished genius and dedication to another.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cushing
Erich ‘Leinsdorf
Leinsdorf
Moizart
Peron Enters Clinic in Madrid After Health Disclosure
Former Argentine President Juan Peron checked into a Madrid clinic raising questions about his health. No further details were released by officials or representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Juan Peron
Argentina
Obituary of Leopoldine Kaliban 83 of Fairfax Area
Leopoldine Kaliban 83 widow of Anton Kaliban died Saturday after a long illness. She and her husband farmed near Fairfax for 40 years. Surviving: two daughters Eldo Schulte Cedar Rapids and Lee Kratoska Downey Calif a grandchild four great grandchildren one sister Blanche Mitralsky San Mateo Calif and a brother Otto Konasek Edinburg Texas. Services Brush chapel Tuesday 9:30 a.m. and St. Wenceslaus church 10 a.m. Rev Msgr Anthony W Chihak to officiate Burial Czech National Memorial services Turner chapel Tuesday 10:30 a.m. Rev Thomas Sears. Friends may call chapel until 10 a.m. Tuesday. Casket not to be opened after service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leopoldine Kaliban
Anton Kaliban
Cedar Rapids
Fairfax
St. Wenceslaus Church
Eldo Schulte
Lee Kratoska
Downey
Calif
Blanche Mitralsky
San Mateo
Otto Konasek
Edinburg
Texas
Brush Chapel
Anthony W. Chihak
Msgr
Chihak
Charles D. Stout 84 Cedar Rapids resident dies at home
Charles Delbert Stout, 84, of 215 Thirteenth Avenue SW, Cedar Rapids, died at 2 45 a.m. Sunday after a career as a steward at the Anamosa Reformatory and service with the Marion police force. He later worked as a flagman for the Milwaukee Road before retirement. Born March 3, 1879 in Vinton, he married Mazie Fischer in Galena, Illinois on June 9, 1932. Surviving are his wife, two sons George N. of Greeley Colorado and Glenn M. of Clinton, and three grandchildren. Memorial services 3 p.m. Tuesday at Turner Chapel with Rev. Forrest E. Whitlatch. Burial Linwood. Friends may call at the chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Delbert Stout
Thirteenth Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Stout
Anamosa Reformatory
Marlion
Milwaukee Road
Vinton
Mazie Fischer
Galena
George N
Greeley
Colo
Glenn M
Clinton
Turner Chapel
Forrest E. Whitlatch
Linwood
Death notice for Meta Doty Schnepf of Cedar Rapids
Meta Doty Schnepf, 75, of Meth-Wick Manor and Cedar Rapids, died Sunday evening. Born March 24, 1873 in Flensburg Germany, she was the widow of Peter Schnepf. Survived by three stepdaughters J B White, George J Starman, George Buck of Cedar Rapids and two step sons Conrad Schnepf Kirksville Missouri and Clyde Schnepf Ladysmith Wisconsin. Memorial services at Turner chapel 1 30 p m Wednesday conducted by Rev D A Lofer ski of St Johns Episcopal Church. Burial Oak Hill cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meta Doty. Schnepf
Meth-Wick Manor
Cedar Rapids
Flensburg
Germany
Peter Schnepf
J. B. White
George J. Starman
George Buck
Conrad Schnepf
Kirksville
Clyde Schnepf
Ray Starry 86 longtime Marion Cedar Rapids area resident dies
Ray Starry aged 86 a lifelong Marion Cedar Rapids area resident and retired farmer died Sunday after a long illness Born July 5 1877 at Olin he married Nina Maley May 20 1903 at Stanwood She died in 1963 Surviving is one son Le
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Starry
Marion
Cedar Rapids
Olin
Nina Maley
Stanwood
Starry
Painter Andrew G Holland dies after brief illness
Andrew G Holland 95 a Cedar Rapids resident for 43 years died Monday after a brief illness. Born in Norway on Sept 12 1868 he was a retired painter and interior decorator. Survived by son Joseph Holland of Solon a granddaughter and a great granddaughter. Services 2 pm Wednesday conducted by Rev J Richard Wagner burial in Norway Cemetery Norway Iowa. Friends may call at the chapel after noon Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew G. Holland
Cedar Rapids
Norway
Joseph Holland
Solon
Brush Chapel
J. Richard Wagner
Norway Cemetery
Iowa
Budget Cuts Prompt Possible Restorations in Grants
The ADC funds may be increased by 75 000 dollars a month as officials adjust to stay within the budget. Some money is accumulating and you may see restored cuts later, while ensuring enough funds to avoid further reductions. The taxpayers association conducted a survey to clarify the issue and present facts on legislative and welfare actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taxpayers Association
State Department of Social Welfare
Coup in Tanganyika prompts British naval deployment
British troops mutinied at a barracks near Dar es Salaam amid pay and living conditions demands. President Nyerere announced intervention and the mutiny ended, but reports later said the capital airport could be under rebel control as the Rhyl, a British destroyer, was ordered offshore to protect about 5,000 British citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Tanganyika
Dar Es Salaam
Julius Nyerere
Commonwealth
Duncan Sandys
House of Commons
Sandys
Rhyl
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