Temperature and weather notes from a January day
The Daily Record reports high and low temperatures for Thursday and related precipitation. It lists city readings such as Fairbanks Minneapolis Chicago New York Denver Seattle Los Angeles and others, plus a five day outlook with expected colder trend and a warming midweek. Also included are barometer readings humidity sunrise and sunset times and a January calendar of civic notices and local incidents.
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Fairbanks
Minneapolis
Ismarck
New Orleans
Cicago
New York
Denver
Phoenix
Duluth
Seattle
Los Angeles
Washington
Miami
Iowa
Women jailed for identity switch in traffic case
Two Cedar Rapids women Jeannie L. Stewart and Gay M. Wiggin faced jail terms after police uncovered that Stewart used Wiggin’s license to operate a car. Stewart, 20, received nine months on four charges while Wiggin, 20, got 30 days for letting Stewart use her license. Both sentences were suspended with stern admonitions. Wiggin’s license faces possible revocation.
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Laura S. Trimble
Fourth Avenue SE
Loren L. McCullough
First Street
Thomas L. Cromwell, Jr
West Park Trailer Court
Cedar Rapids
Jeannie L. Stewart
Oakland Road
Gay M. Wiggin
Stewart
Mt Mercy gifts reach twenty five thousand seven hundred twenty dollars
Cedar Rapids leaders and individuals donated a record 25 720 to Mt. Mercy College as trustees reported 203 donors and an 86 percent response. Alumni gifts add 4 000, pushing total annual gifts toward 32 000, up from 22 300 last year.
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Cedar Rapids
Mt. Mercy College
College Board of
Louis J. Nilles
Nilles
College Aluminae
Mt. Mercy
Berlin Army convoy clears Soviet checkpoints in transit
A U.S. army convoy bound for Berlin, consisting of 12 vehicles and 24 men, moved through Soviet checkpoints on Friday without incident.
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Berlin
Johnson defends Baker inquiry while addressing gifts dispute
Senate discussion centers on Baker business dealings and an $835 stereo gift. Senator Goldwater criticizes the value for an administrative aide and recalls returning costly gifts with even costlier ones. Johnson notes his life insurance policy and LBJ Co. control, then defends his position and ends remarks with a final recap.
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Jordan
Baker
Goldwater
Rariz
Panama
Johnson
White House
LBJ Co
Reynolds
Washington
Don Reynolds
Goldwater Attacks Johnson as Budget Fraud and Spoils Tactics
In Washington Barry Goldwater denounces President Johnson as a highwayman of the bureaucratic spoils system and decries the budget as deceptive spend and elect programs. He calls Johnson not a conservative but a promoter of gimmicks, criticizing the half billion dollar spending cut as fiscal sleight of hand.
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Barry Goldwater
Johnson
Arizona
Goldwater
Washington
a_ pitchman
Texas Ranger
City County Representation Debate in Iowa
Mayor Bob Johnson told a League of Iowa Municipalities session that urban communities lack representation on county boards. He cited Linn County boards and urged reapportionment or at large elections. A grass roots county grouping with cities and schools could improve information flow and administration.
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Iowa Development Commission
E. L. Johnson
Commission
League
Development Commission
Johnson
Park Rinard
The
County Boards of Supervisors
Bob Johnson
League of Iowa
County Board of Supervisors
Roosevelt Hotel
Linn County
Rinard
Courthouse Ginsbergs Dismiss $6581 Damage Suit
Ginsbergs Inc. has dismissed a $6581.75 damage claim filed in Linn district court on November 8, 1962. The suit named Paulson Construction Co., Loomis Brothers Inc, Howard R Green Co, and Merchants National Bank. The claim involved damage to inventory and building at 212 Second Avenue SE due to surface water from an allegedly unprotected common wall with Merchants Bank’s new construction.
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Ginsbergs Inc
Linn
Paulson Construction Co
Loomis Brothers, Inc
Howard R. Green Co
Merchants National Bank
Ginsbergs
Second Avenue SE
Merchants Bank
Patri Sentenced and Placed on Probation
Robert A. Patri, 20, of 943 Twelfth Street in Marion, was sentenced to five years in the men’s reformatory at Anamosa and placed on probation for larceny after pledging guilty on January 17 to stealing a cutting torch, drop cord, and welding hose from J and D Equipment Co. Marion. Judge Charles Penningroth imposed the sentence.
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Robert A. Patri
Twelfth Street
Marion
Anamosa
Patri
J and D Equipment Co
Charles Penningroth
Burdened by Lavish Décor Baker House Fails to Sell
Washington area sees a $28 000 town house in River Park Mutual Homes fail to attract buyers after French wallpaper and lavender carpeting are revealed. C O op president C W Taylor testifies buyers balk at the elaborate furnishings as Baker resists relinquishing the unit, though a Dec 10 agreement calls for sale. Baker disputes the sit uation but agrees to cooperate with attempts to find a buyer.
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Washington
Senate
Robert Baker
Carole Tyler
Tennessee
Senate Rules Committee
Baker
River Park Mutual Homes, Inc
C. W. Taylor
Co-Op
Senate Committee
Taylor
Miss Tyler
Tayler
House
Whitaker Pleads Innocent to Grand Larceny
Fred A. Whitaker 36 of Waterloo pled innocent to grand larceny at arraignment before Judge William Eads for allegedly stealing more than $2,000 in diamond rings from Spartan's Discount store at 4601 First Avenue SE. William E. Brown 33 of Tulsa is charged and to be arraigned next Monday.
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Fred A. Whitaker
Waterloo
William Eads
Whitaker
William E. Brown
Tulsa
Okla
Spartan
First Avenue SE
Brown
Murder Charge Filed Against Iowa Man
Amos Branson of Marshalltown faces an open murder charge over the shotgun death of his wife Lacey 48. Judge M C Farber set February 27 to enter a plea as Branson was accused of fatally wounding her with a .410 shotgun after an argument.
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Marshalltown
UPI
Amos Branson
District Court
M. C. Farber
Branson
Lacey
Safety Lane Check Dates Set for May Parade
The Junior Safety council announces May 8 and 9 for the annual safety lane check. A parade will be held and a free vacation prize given away.
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Wein
Junior Safety Council
Professional Bowlers Tour in Hialeah Saturday
The Professional Bowlers Tour event comes to Hialeah Florida with a 2 30 PM start on Saturday on channel 9 featuring top bowlers in a high profile competition.
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Hialeah
Fla
Channel 9
Death of Dr Charles D Youel in Flandreau South Dakota
Dr Charles D Youel died Thursday in Flandreau after a long illness. Born 1877 near Shellsburg Iowa he trained at Coe College and the College of Dentistry Omaha. A dentist anesthesiologist he helped build Flandreau’s municipal hospital and clinic and served as mayor for several terms. Memorial service is planned for Saturday in Second Presbyterian Church.
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Charles D. Youel
Flandreau
S. D
Robert C. Armstrong
Shellsburg
Coe College
College of Dentistry
Omaha
Youel
Second Presbyterian Church
South Dakota
Plains States
Nellie Dibble
Armstrong
Donald B. Youel
Mankato
Minn
Charles L. Youel
St. Cloud
Arthur
Marion
California
Memorial Services Voss Joseph and Popelka Frank Scheduled
Memorial services are listed for Voss Joseph Saturday at 9 30 at St Patrick s church with a Friday 8 rosary at Teahen chapel where friends may call. Popelka Frank has a service Saturday at 2 p m at Janeba Kuba funeral home with burial at Czech National Cemetery.
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Anamosa
George G. Waite
Goettsch’s. Masonic
Goettsch’s. West Liberty
Carl Phillips
Snider’s
Atalissa
Glen Thompson
St. Patrick’s Church
Rosary
McNamara’s. Springville
Marion McShane
Hunt
Voss
Joseph
Teahen Chapel
Popelka
Frank
Janeba-Kuba
Jerry Drahovzal
Khrushchev Reported To Take Yalta Vacation
Premier Nikita Khrushchev reportedly traveled to Yalta in the Crimea for a vacation to prepare for next month's crucial meeting of the communist party central committee.
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Moscow
UPI
Khrushchev
Yalta
Crimea
Communist Party Central Committee
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