Winter temperatures and precipitation outlook for Iowa
The report lists high and low temperatures for cities including Bismarck, Minneapolis, Chicago, New Orleans, Denver, New York, Duluth, Los Angeles, Phoenix, Miami and Seattle. It forecasts cloudy conditions with occasional snow across the state Friday night through Saturday, 2 to 4 inches expected, with blowing and drifting snow possible. It notes frigid lows Friday night and a gradual cold-to-moderate warming later in the week, and provides five day temperature forecasts, precipitation totals, barometer readings, sun and moon data, and births recorded at St. Luke's. It also includes Friday legislative actions in Iowa, plus traffic and court fines and upcoming funeral notices.
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Bismarck
Mineapolis
Hicago
Orleans
Denver
New York
Duluth
Veligmane
L. Angeles
Phoenix
Miami
Seattle
Cuba inquiry ends as Morse backs President on policy
Morse states the Latin American affairs subcommittee has exhausted its Cuba inquiry. He asserts the American people can have confidence in the President's handling of American foreign policy in Latin America and elsewhere and warns that any future offensive Cuban buildup would trigger necessary U.S. action.
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Morse
Cuba
U.S
Latin America
Cedar Rapids Fire Incidents Summary
Cedar Rapids residents Lawrence Sturges Carol J Wilson James A Emerson Cheryl C Harris Ray A Comried and Karen K Kahler reported multiple incidents. A chimney fire at 400 Thirty first street SE Thursday night. Grease fire at 431 Thirty first street SE on Thursday evening. Trash burners improperly placed at 824 N street SW Thursday evening. Overheated blower motor at 1922 B avenue NE Friday early. Smoke odor at 202 Fifth avenue SE Friday evening.
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Lawrence Sturges
Carol J. Wilson
James A. Emerson
Cheryl C. Harris
Ray A. Comried
Karen K. Kahler
Cedar Rapids
Thirty-first Street
N Street
B Avenue NE
Fifth Avenue
Cedar Rapids Man Gets Seven Weekend Jail Term
Emery E. Meyers, 27, of Vernon View Addition pled guilty to speeding 60 mph in a 25 mph zone on Mt. Vernon road SE. In municipal court Judge Loren Hullinger Jr ordered 14 days to be served on weekends after Meyers could not post a $110 bond. He said he is the sole breadwinner for his wife and two children.
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Cedar Rapids
Mt. Vernon Road
Emery E. Meyers
Vernon View Addition
Loren Hullinger, Jr
Meyers
Hullinger
Red Cross Appoints Yemen War Mission Teams
The International Red Cross announced it has set permanent missions to royalist and republican forces fighting in Yemen, marking a formal step in humanitarian outreach amid the conflict.
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Geneva
YPI
International Red Cross
Yemen
Cedar Rapids Cuts Firemen Week to 63 Hours
Cedar Rapids firemen now work a 63 hour week five hours less than before. The change follows the Jacobs Co. survey adopted by the city council last summer and reflects a reduction without adding personnel. The state allows a maximum 68 hour week, and the new schedule trims the on duty headcount slightly per station.
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Cedar Rapids
J. L. Jacobs Co
Frank Bush
John Kopecky
Jacobs Co
Bush
Marshalltown
Alien Address Reports Lag Behind Last Year at Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids post office reports 350 alien address reports filed by Thursday night, behind last year’s 392. Officials note a downward trend from 473 in 1960 and 500 in 1961. Reports are required for most aliens as of Jan 1 and must be filed by Jan 31 or with immigration service after that date.
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Cedar Rapids
United States
Immigration Service Office
Omaha
County Jail Prisoner Work Bill Filed in Des Moines
A bill to allow county jail prisoners to leave for daily work at their regular job or to attend school was filed in Des Moines. Sponsor Rep. Francis Messerly said it would save taxpayers and aid rehabilitation, with women allowed to tend to home needs if jailed. District courts would grant the privilege.
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DES Moines
Francis Messerly
Cedar Falls
Deaths Occie Odell Culp Cedar Rapids Resident
Occie Odell Culp 32, Cedar Rapids, died Thursday. Born May 8 1916 in Milan Tennessee he is survived by his wife Geraldine Jackson four sons John Irvin Gerald DeWayne Dennis Ray Occie Culp Jr one grandchild five sisters and two brothers. He was a member of Mt Zion Baptist Church. Services to be announced. Friends may call at Turner chapel after 4 p.m. Saturday.
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Occie Odell Culp
Ninth Street
Cedar Rapids
Milan
Tenn
Geraldine Jackson
John Irvin
Air Force
Gerald DeWayne
Waterloo
Dennis Ray
Navy
Occie Culp, Jr
Ella Mae Ewing
Rock Island
Leona Clark
Martha Bell
Ilona
Death of Frank J. Shebetka in Cedar Rapids area
Frank J. Shebetka of 651 Twenty-first Avenue SW died suddenly Thursday after a brief illness. Born October 3, 1887 near Fairfax, he was a retired farmer who lived in Cedar Rapids area for 13 years. Survived by wife Elsie Feyerabend Shebetka, married 1912, three daughters, a son Elmer, eight grandchildren and two great grandchildren, a sister and a brother. Services at Brush Chapel Saturday at 2 with burial at Linwood. Friends may call at the chapel.
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Frank J. Shebetka
Twenty-first Avenue
Fairfax
Cedar Rapids
Elsie Feyerabend Shebetka
John Mehegan
James Barnett
Leonard Coufal
Alburnett
Elmer
Trial features defense and state clash over robbery guilt
In Iowa City a tense trial cements disputes between defense attorney Cahill and County Attorney Neuzil over Schneider’s guilt for the Oct 1961 nightclub robbery. Evans’ testimony on a gun sale and a note is debated while witnesses and alibi evidence test credibility and motive. Jurors from multiple townships hear arguments on whether circumstantial proof suffices and if Evans’ involvement remains unproven.
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Evans
Schneider
Clair Hamilton
A. C. Cahill
Cahill
Ralph Neuzil
Jerry Lovelace
Joseph Kaipo
Neuzil
Kaipos
Edward O’connor
County approves widespread salary increases for 124 employees
The board raised pay across departments led by the engineer’s office with the largest gains. County Engineer William Harrington received a $12,600 annual raise to $12,600. Deputy sheriffs, auditors, treasurer staff, recorder workers, clerks, and county home personnel all saw monthly or annual bumps, including several $5 to $15 increases for multiple employees.
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William Harrington
Arnold W. Johnson
Ronald V. Thillen
Max D. Hamlin
Gilbert R. Lawrence
Russell Pratt
Frank J. Cerveny
Darrell Kuehl
Frank McSpaden
Elton J. Remington
Gertrude Christenson
Sheriff’s Office
Leone Carney
Marcella Slaymaker
Ardis Clatterbuck
Betty Marx
Evelyn Noah
Velma Magnuson
Bernice Mason
Betty DeLang
Esther Henson
Ruth Crist
Emelie Fayman
Recorder’s
Mary L. McDowell
Golda Frame
Mildred Racer
Roland Schneider
Harry Betts
Mary C. Roseberry
Delores Townsend
Patricia Loveless
Norma L. Smith
Minona McLeran
Refugees Recall Tortured Exiles Leaving Cuba on Ship
Le opoldo Fernandez known as Potato performs a comedy to lift spirits among Cuban refugees aboard a 490 foot ship after fleeing Castro's regime. Families describe fear and upheaval, vaccines returned, and polio victims among the stretcher cases as Cuban police scrutinize passengers at Havana wharves. Russian vessels and troops are noted nearby as refugees depart with few possessions.
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Havana
Mrs Kampmeier Lived In Cedar Rapids Area
Former Cedar Rapids resident Mrs. A. G. Kampmeier died January 14 in Hixson Tennessee at 83. Born at Buck Creek and raised in Tripoli she spent about 25 years in Cedar Rapids and was active in church and PTA. Survived by husband August Cedar Rapids school board member two sons Roland Chattanooga and Carlos Wyncote PA a daughter Mrs Harold McCollum Des Moines 12 grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
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A. G. Kampmeier
Cedar Rapids
Hixson
Tenn
Buck Creek
Tripoli
PTA
August
Roland
Chattanooga
Carlos
Wyncote, Pa
Harold McCollum
Des Moines
Peterson Service Planned at Brady Mortuary and St. Wenceslaus
Mrs. Peterson funeral services scheduled Saturday with rites at Brady Mortuary at 9 and at St. Wenceslaus Church at 9 30 led by Rt Rev Msgr Anthony Chihak. Burial will be at St. John's Cemetery.
Kruger Begins 75 Day County Jail Term
Raymond Kruger 30 of 606 Fourth Avenue SE started a 75 day sentence in county jail by order of municipal court Judge Hullinger. He earlier had 30 days sentenced January 16 for assault and battery with three previously suspended sentences revoked for driving without license, disturbing the peace, and driving with expired license.
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Raymond Kruger
Fourth Avenue SE
Loren Hullinger
Hullinger
Kruger
Watchmen Wounded in Israeli Border Attacks
Two Israeli watchmen were wounded by submachine gun fire in separate attacks. Infiltrators from Jordan and the Gaza strip carried out the shootings on Thursday, drawing Israeli security responses.
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Jerusalem
UPI
Jordan
Gaza Strip
Sandys to Visit Kenya for Independence Preparations
Colonial Secretary Duncan Sandys will visit Kenya in the middle of next month to prepare for the country’s independence.
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Kenya
London
UPI
Duncan Sandys
Feature series on Cedar Rapids high school girls starts Sunday
The Cedar Rapids Gazette will begin a Sunday feature series in the women's section spotlighting a different city high school girl each week. The goal is to show conscientious students and provide a balanced view beyond teenage problems. Also a kitchen skills photo page will appear featuring CR husbands who can cook professionally.
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Cedar Rapids
Kennedy Orders Justice Dept to Seek Boeing Strike Injunction
President Kennedy directed the justice department to obtain an injunction against a Boeing Aircraft Co strike set for Saturday, aiming to halt walkout actions at Boeing plants across the nation.
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Washington
Kennedy Friday
Justice Department
Boeing Aircraft Co
Classified Ads Chronicle Community Notices
Classified ads sketch a village conversation with listings on jobs services rentals and sales. Readers scan brief notices for items as diverse as room rentals repairs yard sales employment opportunities and personal messages reflecting local life.
Spain Seeks Revisions to Air Base Pact Renewal
Spain formally notified the United States it wants to renegotiate the aid-for-bases agreement due to expire next September. Madrid invokes a clause ending automatic extension, opening detailed talks on changes sought in the defense pact amid long-standing U.S. bases and billions in aid.
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Madrid
Spain
U.S
Strategic Air Command
Francisco Franco
Soviet Union
Foreign Ministry
Indonesia bid for West New Guinea rejected by U.N.
The United Nations refused Indonesia's bid to assume administration of West New Guinea by May 1, the date agreed last year with the Netherlands.
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United Nations
U.N
Indonesia
West New Guinea
Netherlands
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Terry Drive
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Third Avenue
Kenneth Ritchie
Harold Drive
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Country Club Drive
Marion
Phillip DeWees
Fourth Avenue
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Senate
Stormont
Clayton
Fayette
Buchanan
Delaware
Area Six
Muscatine County
Iowa Commission For the Blind
Commission
Iowa
Boards of Supervisors
House
C Avenue NE
Roy D. Johnson
Ninth Street SE
Cal Markham
Twelfth Avenue SE
Carmen Dylve
Wilson Avenue
Donald Barske
Bryce Fisher
Crescent Drive SE
William Harrison
Tama
Rudolph Sieck
Harrison’s
Pierson
Ellis Blvd
W.W
C.R
Council
Jacobs
Bosh
First Assembly OF God Church
Oakland Road N.E
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Fred R. Gottwald
Frank Shebetka
Lovelace
O’connor
Ing
Kathleen Christie
Lowell Edmondson
Charles Kent
Iowa City
Patricia Maas
Sharon Township
Frank Larkin
William Krall
Henry Hess
Paul Sueppel
Richard Dickens
James Nesmith
C. B. Righter
Lillian Vickers
Fremont Township
Leopoldo Fernandez
Gusanos
Castro
Carlos de Miguel
de Miguel
Eduardo del Pozo
Pedro Perez Vidal
Ivan Polzunov
C.R. Man
Lewellen
Florist
Third Street
John E. Lapes
3Rd Ave
Heesser
Jay W. Hesser
Court
Boeing
John B.turner & Son
Second Avenue S.E
Krebs
Flower Shop
18Th St. S.W
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