Five Day Forecast Details Mild Week Across Regions
The Sunday report lists daily highs and lows for multiple cities including Bismarck Minneapolis Chicago New Orleans Denver New York and Seattle with precipitation figures. The five day outlook calls for near normal temperatures in the northwest and 6 to 8 degrees above normal elsewhere with a warming trend in the week's second half and about a quarter inch of rain expected mostly early.
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Bismarck
Mineapolis
Chicago
N. Orleans
Denver
New York
Duluth
Omaha
L Angeles
Phoenix
Miami
Seattle
Cedar Rapids Men Convicted in Lumber Co Burglary
Robert Smith 25 of Cedar Rapids was sentenced to ten years at Anamosa for breaking and entering the Ogden and Adams Lumber Co. Others involved include Robert Morelock 19 who pled guilty and received probation and Charles Allnutt 34 who was convicted and appealed to the Iowa Supreme Court.
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Robert Smith
Cedar Rapids
George van Allen
State
Anamosa
Smith
Ogden and Adams Lumber Co
Thirty-second Street Drive
Robert Morelock
Charles Allnutt
Morelock
Allnutt
Iowa Supreme Court
Marion Man 31 Pleads Innocent To Morals Charge
James Shadle of Moore's Trailer Court Marion pleads innocent to lascivious acts with a child. He appeared before Judge Harold D. Vietor. Shadle is accused of lascivious acts Oct 9 with a 13 year old Hiawatha boy. Indicted by the January grand jury.
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James Shadle
Moore
Marion
Harold D. Vietor
Shadle
Hiawatha
Lawrence Benson Sentenced for Break-In in Anamosa
Lawrence W. Benson age 18 of 2251 Blakely Boulevard SE was sentenced by Judge Harold D. Vietor to ten years at the men's reformatory at Anamosa for breaking and entering and then placed on probation after pleading guilty to the charge.
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Lawrence W. Benson
Blakely Boulevard
Harold D. Vietor
Anamosa
Home of James Bailey Targeted in Jan 3 Cash Theft
The residence at 2537 Otis Road SE was burgled on January 3 with $60 in cash stolen. Police report no injuries. James Bailey identified as the resident. Investigation ongoing with few leads.
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James Bailey
Otis Road
Trial Date Set For J. E. McLaud
Judge Harold D. Vietor set February 20 as the trial date for James E. McLaud 23 of 1507 Sixth Avenue SE charged with breaking and entering. McLaud is accused of breaking into the Paulson Electric Co. at 503-504 Fourth Avenue SE on January 15.
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Harold D. Vietor
James E. McLaud
Sixth Avenue SE
McLaud
Paulson Electric Co
Fourth Avenue SE
Hiatt Seeks 6146 for Auto Crash Injuries
C R Hiatt filed a 6146.98 dollar lawsuit alleging permanent spine and neck injuries from an Oct 8 car crash on highway 149 south of Amana. Defendants include Carmen E Berg Bertha M Berg Hargrave Construction Co Cedar Rapids and employee William Marion Elam referenced as backing onto the highway and rear impacting Hiatt.
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C. R. Hiatt
Golfview Drive
Carmen E. Berg
Bertha M. Berg
Norway
Hardgrave Construction Co
Cedar Rapids
William Marion Elam
Hiatt
Amana
Elam
Carmen Berg
Olson Fined $50 for Damaging Building Siding
Wesley Olson, 55, of 24070 Avenue NE, was fined $50 by Judge Harold D. Vietor after pleading guilty to malicious injury to a building. He damaged the siding of a dwelling owned by Mrs. Leslie Peters at 330 Twenty-fourth Street NW on November 7 by striking it with a suitcase and a lunch bucket. Sentencing occurred Friday.
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Wesley Olson
Avenue NE
Harold D. Vietor
Olson
Leslie Peters
Twenty-fourth Street
Hardman to Answer to Forgery Charges
Thomas L. Hardman, 25, of 350 Third Avenue SW, given until Tuesday to plead to forgery. He is accused of forging a $20 check and cashing it on September 30 at J. C. Penney Co., Cedar Rapids. Petition filed federal National Mortgage Assn. vs John E. and Patricia A. Goodman for $11,427.60 foreclosure.
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Thomas L. Hardman
Third Avenue
Harold D. Victor
Hardman
J. C. Penney &Co
Cedar Rapids
Federal
National Mortgage Assn
John E
Patricia A. Goodman
Speck Trial Moves Sought After Change of Venue
Chicago public defender Gerald Getty urged a second venue for Richard Speck’s murder trial. Getty asked to move the case from Peoria where it was set to begin February 6, following a venue change from Chicago to Peoria earlier.
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Chicago
APS
Richard Speck
Gerald Getty
Peoria
Johnson seeks 313600 for Hoover site work
President Johnson asked Congress to appropriate 313600 for Herbert Hoover national historic site in Iowa for the fiscal year starting July 1. The funds would be used to relocate a street and to build a parking area and a federal office as part of the National Park Service budget of 131.2 million dollars.
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Washington
UPS
Johnson
Congress
Iowa
Herbert Hoover National Historic Site
National Park Service
Auto overturns injure Marion girls on way to high school
Two rural Marion girls aged 16 and 17 were treated for lacerations after their car overturned in a ditch while en route to Washington High School. Miss Whiting, 17, the driver from route one Marion, reportedly lost control when a tire blew out at 7:45 a.m.
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Marion
Washington High School
Leslie Whiting
Connie DeSotel
Route One
Mercy Hospital
Miss Whiting
Miller Nominated for Brigadier General in Air Force Reserve
President Johnson nominates Senator Jack R. Miller of Iowa for promotion to brigadier general in the Air Force Reserve. Miller represents Iowa in the Senate and receives the wartime era recognition. The nomination comes as Johnson seeks senior officers for reserve leadership.
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Washington
Jack R. Miller
A-Iowa
Johnson Monday
Air Force Reserve
Mrs Bohumil Mallie dies after short illness
Former Cedar Rapids resident Helen Earla May 15 1897 died Sunday after a brief illness She lived in the Cedar Rapids area most of her life before moving to Lisbon six years ago Survived by husband a daughter four sons a stepson two sisters a brother and 21 grandchildren Services at Brush Chapel at 10 00 a m Wednesday conducted by Jerry Drahovzal Burial at Czech National Cemetery Friends may call after 3 30 p m Tuesday
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Oscar L. Walker
4Th St
Huron
S.D
Mary Combes
Shellsburg
Walker
Roosevelt Hotel
Cedar Rapids
Hubert C
Springville
O. Lorraine
Ely
Elvin L
Anamosa
Charles Thurston
Albert Loukota
Grace Green
Pacific
Wash
Leslie Shipley
Napa
Calif
Hesser
Seventh Day Adventist Church Building Fund
Bohumil Mallie
Helen Earla
Fairfax
Lisbon
Wesley Serbousek
Route 2
Leo Clouhy
Neillsville
Wis
Frank
Donald
Eugene Clouhy
Edward Mallie
Annie Yanecek
Caroline Hicak
Charles Barsa
Brush Chapel
Jerry Drahovzal
Czech National Cemetery
Charles Paul Whitters
Blairs Ferry Road
Denver
St. Pius X Church
Margaret
Paul Whitters
Mary Ann Whitters
Marion
Joseph Lucas
Mary Spillman
John Sims
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Turner Chapel
Father Sims
Clare Nichols Petersen
Andrew Petersen
Meth-Wick Manor
Shell Rock
St. Paul's Methodist Church
First Presbyterian Church
Turner Chapel East
Leigh Soule
Glen McMichael
Linwood Cemetery
Yunker Cedar Rapids resident dies after short illness
George Yunker 1895 4 27 Spencers Grove born resident of Cedar Rapids died Sunday at University Hospitals Iowa City after a brief illness. Survived by five sisters including Mrs Car Blair Hot Springs Ark Mrs Don McMullen Cedar Rapids and Miss Lettie Yunker Cedar Rapids. Requiem Mass Wednesday 10 a.m. Immaculate Conception church burial Mt Calvary cemetery parish rosary Tuesday 7 30 p.m. Brady Mortuary callers after 1 p.m. Tuesday.
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George Yunker
Fourteenth Street
Cedar Rapids
University Hospitals
Iowa City
Spencers Grove
Car Blair
Hot Springs
Ark
Don McMullen
W. L. Bohan
Joplin
Lettie Yunker
L. J. McCarthy
William Roach
Wenesday
Immaculate Conception Church
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Brady Mortuary
Death of Christopher A Schmidt Heir to Schmidt Family
Christopher Allen Schmidt infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Schmidt of Ravenwood Terrace NW died Sunday. Survived by parents a brother Charles and sisters Cynthia Cheryl Connie at home and paternal grandparents Arthur L. Schmidt Norway and maternal grandparents Thomas Cunningham Cedar. Graveside services Tuesday at 10 a.m. Mt Calvary Cemetery led by Rev Richard Krapfl. Teahen funeral home in charge of arrangements.
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Christopher Allen Schmidt
Robert C. Schmidt
Ravenwood Terrace
Charles
Cynthia
Cheryl
Connie
Arthur L. Schmidt
Norway Am
Thomas Cunningham
Cedar Rapids
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Richard Krapfl
St. Jude’s Church
Teahen Funeral Home
Memorial notices from Cedar Rapids area deaths span five profiles
Obituary notices describe the deaths of Robert J. Minor 68 of 240 Fifteenth Street NW Cedar Rapids. Charles P Whitters 90 of Blairs Ferry Road NE Cedar Rapids. Clare Nichols Petersen 82 resident of Meth-Wick Manor. and Colonel Ellis Taylor 81 once from Cedar Rapids. Details cover birth dates marriages professions military service church affiliations and burial/ service arrangements.
Local Man Dies. Services Pending at West Chapel
An obituary fragment notes a Wheaton resident born 29 1934 who belonged to the Presbyterian church and Mecca lodge 523 AF AM of Coggon and was a retired Rock Island railroad conductor. Survived by sisters Ruth Banderwyde Linda Loma Calif and Nancy Reynolds Florida Beach Fla with services announced later at the West Chapel.
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Wheaton
Presbyterian Church
Mecca Lodge
AF & AM
Coggon
Rock Island Railroad
Ruth Banderwyde
Linda Loma
Calif
Nancy Reynolds
Florida Beach
Fla
Turner Chapel West
Memorial Service for Mrs George-Turner at West Chapel
Memorial services for Mrs. George-Turner will be held at Kerns chapel west at 1 30 Tuesday officiated by Rev L George Pimlott. Burial will follow at Linwood. Friends may call at the chapel until 1 p m Tuesday. The casket will not be opened after the service.
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Christ United Presbyterian
John E. Wheatley
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Memorial Fund of
Christ United Presbyterian Church
Rohn Funeral Home
Kerns
George
Turner Chapel
L. George Pimlott
Linwood
Toll crashes on foggy Highway 20 injure eleven
A trio of wrecks on a three mile fog shrouded stretch of highway 20 from 12:45 p.m. to 2 p.m. injured eleven people. Dalzell, 54, and Martha Widmeier, 58, were identified among those involved. Officers said no serious injuries were reported among the other victims who were treated and released from area hospitals.
Multiple Fatal Crashes Reported Across Iowa Roads
A string of deadly crashes across Iowa over the weekend claimed several lives. Victims included Mary Venneman 22 of Cedar Rapids James Gray 20 of Cedar Rapids Dennis Porter 19 of Reinbeck Murray McCabe 31 of Storm Lake and others. Authorities cite fog and wrecked crossings as contributing factors in several incidents.
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Mary Venneman
Cedar Rapids
Center Point
James Gray
Murray L. McCabe
Storm Lake
Audubon
Iowa minds DST as lawmakers push repeal bid
Fast Time supports keeping daylight saving as repeal seems unlikely. Governor would veto any repeal bill, citing hardship and preferring uniform nationwide practice. Senator Briles plans to introduce a DST abolition bill and a referendum proposal to let voters decide.
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Sen. Briles
Hughes
Iowa
Frosty Roads Cause Two Eastern Iowa Auto Crashes
Slippery highways in Eastern Iowa Monday morning sparked two crashes. A Tama woman, Coleen Clay, and a Des Moines man, Robert Alexander, collided on a highway 30 bridge near Toledo. Clay suffered head cuts and was treated at a Marshalltown hospital while Alexander remained uninjured. A second one car crash on Highway 6 near Homestead sent an unnamed young woman to a Marengo hospital. the driver’s condition improved later.
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Iowa News
Iowa
Toledo
Coleen Clay
Tama
Robert Alexander
Des Moines
Alexander
Marshalltown
Highway 6
Homestead
Marengo Hospital
FiveYearOld Hurt In City Auto Crash
A five year old boy sustained extensive injuries in a two car collision at E avenue and Seventeenth street NE shortly before 2 p.m. Monday. He was taken to St. Luke's hospital conscious with head injuries. No condition report or name was released.
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E Avenue
Seventeenth Street
St. Luke’s Hospital
Nursing Assn Will Seek Federal Funds
The Public Health Nursing Assn of Linn county will ask the State Department of Health in Des Moines for federal funds to cover a 35854 budget deficit. Miss Marian Van Fossen leads the group with Dick Lamping UCS director and Ted Lloyd UCS associate director, planning a meeting with Dr. Arthur Long and Dr. James Speer to pursue aid.
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Public Health Nursing Assn
Linn County
State Department of Health
Des Moines
Association
Marian van
Miss van Fossen
Dick Lamping
United Community Services Ucs
Ted Lloyd
UCS
Arthur Long
James Speer
Zoo’s Newborn Giraffe Welcomed by Crowds in OKC
Thousands flocked to Lincoln Park Zoo in Oklahoma City to see a female giraffe born the night before. The calf stood about 6 feet tall and weighed around 150 pounds as Fritz and Frieda watched the awkward youngster cavort in the pen.
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Oklahoma City
Lincoln Park Zoo
Fritz
Frieda
Fourteen youths fined for beer possession in Dysart
Seventeen youths faced penalties after Iowa state liquor agents set up road blocks in Dysart leading to fines of 50 dollars and 5 dollars costs for minor beer possession. Names and ages of those fined include David Coot 18 Mt. Auburn and John Ehrig 18 Traer among others. Twelve others, including three girls, were referred to Tama county juvenile authorities.
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Dysart
H. L. Zimmer
Tama County
Iowa State Liquor Commission
David Coot
Mt. Auburn
John Dales
Vinton
James Bowne
Stanton Rice
Richard Ballheim
la Porte City
Thomas Iezek
Duane Nachazel
Jerry Benson
Lester Boerm
Jerry Hulme
John Ehrig
Traer
Ronnie Dengler
Jaye Ohde
Gene Hyde
Sumner
Labor Assembly backs yes vote for bus service plan
The Labor Assembly urges a yes vote arguing tax funds are needed to restore bus service and get drivers back to work. Robert Carson says the measure is the most feasible method, echoed by a Chamber of Commerce board that favors the proposal and notes private firms cannot run the system without subsidies.
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Labor Assembly
Robert Carson
Assembly
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Thefts Reported at Cedar Rapids Gas Stations
Two Cedar Rapids service stations reported cash register thefts over the weekend. Sinclair at 1601 Ellis Blvd NW saw $73 stolen between 11 and 11 30 a.m. Sunday, while Deep Rock at 2200 Sixteenth Ave SW reported $102.74 taken on Saturday.
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Cedar Rapids
Joseph Koenig
Sinclair
Ellis Boulevard
Ernest Mahan
Deep Rock
Sixteenth Avenue SW
Chris Webber Delivers First Step in Life and Death Game
Peyton Place returns with a pivotal Monday 8 30 PM color telecast on KCRG TV Channel 9 featuring drama that tests characters and stakes in a tense storyline.
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Chris Webber
Peyton Place
Mon
Kcrg-Tv
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Kencrest Drive
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Coldstream Avenue
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3Rd Ave
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Fifteenth Street
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Hanford
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Minneapolis
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Charles P. Whitters
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Ellis Taylor
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Dennis Lee Porter
Reinbeck
Highway 58
Council Bluffs
Robert R. Miller
James T. Ellis
Wilbert H. Keys
Warren
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West Des Moines
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Douds
Route 16
Selma
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Canaday
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Third Ave
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