The Weather Indher Dad Low Temperatures Monday
A fragment notes cold conditions with low temperatures expected Monday. Details on exact numbers or locations are missing, leaving the forecast unclear.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1963
Page
3
A fragment notes cold conditions with low temperatures expected Monday. Details on exact numbers or locations are missing, leaving the forecast unclear.
The forecast calls for cloudy, colder conditions through Wednesday with light snow in many areas. Lows Tuesday night range from 5 to 10 below in the northwest and 5 to 10 above in the southeast. Wednesday highs 5 to 15. The outlook shows mostly cloudy skies with light snow in the east and little temperature change Thursday. In the Iowa legislature, debate opened on the Shaff plan for reapportionment. 11 bills were received including sheriff uniforms, night deputy patrols, anti age discrimination, constitutional appointment powers, and tax/education property exemptions.
Police division records list several individuals fined for speeding failing to control driving without license and leaving scene of accident with amounts ranging from 10 to 100 dollars plus costs. Names and addresses include Roger Leith 1442 Fourth Avenue SE and William J Bright 407 J Avenue NW among others. Community church service notices follow civic entries with locations and prayer schedules.
Controversy over municipal and juvenile court reporters in Cedar Rapids spread to the Linn county board of supervisors. The board debated funding and whether two reporters are needed while planning a meeting with judges and the county attorney to decide next steps.
General Lucius Clay will join Lehman Brothers as a senior partner, subject to New York Stock Exchange approval. Clay, retired from the army, previously chaired Continental Can and served as Kennedy's personal representative to Berlin from 1961.
Henderson says an opinion from Fulton is sought on whether the county can withdraw funds for a second reporter. The county attorney, the board, and judges plan a meeting, but Scolaro and Judge Hullinger are out of town and the session will wait until they return.
A Cedar Rapids cold front moving in by midday Tuesday threatens to push a sub zero reading into the record books for the eighteenth straight day. Forecaster Carl Hatfield notes the 24 hour low may still occur before midnight if the front does not stall west of the area.
Interstate telephone rates were cut by 50 million in 1959 with another 46 million reduction in interstate revenues adopted last year under separations procedures enabling 41 states to reduce intrastate rates by 40 million. The Bell system said the changes will substantially benefit residence customers with reductions up to 43 percent in some areas.
Kathy Nolan guests as the wife of a Chicago mobster in a Tuesday evening segment on KCRG TV 9. The show airs at 8 30 PM and focuses on crime family dynamics as depicted in the series.
Clyde Warren Hawkins 55 years a Cedar Rapids resident died Monday after a long illness. Born Sept 23 1882 in Wapelio county he married Cora Mae Johnson in Buchanan county Sept 20 1905. He retired as a locomotive engineer in 1949 after 40 years of service. Surviving are his wife two sons a daughter five grandchildren and one great grandchild. A daughter Helen Marie preceded him in death. He belonged to the Presbyterian church Disabled Veterans and retired railroad groups and was past president of the Brotherhood of Firemen and Enginemen. Services at Turner chapel Thursday at 1 30 by Rev Allen S VanCleve burial Cedar Memorial. Friends may call.
Oren Allison Carter 66 of 314 A avenue NW Cedar Rapids died Tuesday after a long illness. Born Marengo March 9 1896 he married Elizabeth Chase May 1 1950 in Iowa City. Survived by wife two daughters Gladys Rhoda and Delores two sons Oren A Jr and Richard L four stepchildren and two sisters. Funeral services at Beatty Bearle at 1 30 Friday with burial Linwood and military honors at the grave chapel after 1 p m Wednesday.
John W. Mendenhall 66 of 1124 K Street SW died Saturday in Hammond Indiana after a brief illness. Born January 16 1897 at Mount Vernon he lived in Cedar Rapids most of his life and worked 18 years for Iowa Steel retiring in 1960. Survived by sister Alice East and brother Herbert Mendenhall burial in Sigourney with services Thursday by Rev. W A Mason. Friends may call at the chapel.
Luella E Williams widow of Thomas A Williams died in LaVeta Colorado last Thursday She was born December 15 1870 in Baldwin and later lived in Cedar Rapids She leaves a daughter Yvette Williams of LaVeta three grandchildren and five great grandchildren Graveside services set for 10 Wednesday at Waterford cemetery near Maquoketa Friends may visit Turner chapel until 9 p m Tuesday
Sol Harris a former Cedar Rapids resident died Saturday at the Iowa Jewish Home for the Aged in Des Moines where he had lived the last 15 years. Services were held in Des Moines with burial in Jewish Glendale cemetery. Survivors include a sister Mrs. Max Scheer of Peoria Ill and a brother Albert J Harris of Des Moines.
Helen Faye Townsend formerly of 1908 Fifth Avenue SE Cedar Rapids and longtime resident who moved to Pasadena about ten years ago died January 24. Her passing is reported as a local obituary notice.
Memorial services were conducted there Monday for a member of Peoples Church in Cedar Rapids.
A police confession ties Shelton to multiple breakins across Cedar Rapids and Marion from late 1961 to early 1963. He admitted thefts at Cecil Brothers Standard Service, Igram's grocery, Madden's Skelly station, and several others, with amounts ranging from pennies to $89. The Madden station faced three burglaries, and a Hatch and Brookman Lumber Co. break-in yielded nothing. Officers Reed and Barnes credited the quiet police work leading to arrests.
Three lawsuits totaling 200 700 were filed in district court over a September Cedar Rapids crash that killed Raymond E Trafton 75 and Bess Trafton 72 of Paton Iowa and seriously injured their son Raymond B Trafton of Los Alamitos California The son seeks 160 000 for head leg chest and internal injuries The administrator requests 20 000 for each death and 700 for car damage Defendants are John L Marshall 23 Muscatine and the Charles L Mull and Sons truck line of Muscatine The accident occurred when the elder Trafton turned left at highways 218 and 30 The Trafton car and a semi driven by Marshall collided head on A jury trial was requested.
Howard A. Guffey, 38, of route three, draws a six month suspended sentence after pleading guilty to false uttering of a check. Restitution of 25 dollars for a January 15 bogus check drawn on Peoples Bank of Cedar Rapids required. Judge Charles Penningroth presided. Edward W. Hamilton, 41, of Charles City, awaits plea on uttering a forged instrument charge for two $50 checks written last Friday and forging Glen Katcher's name.
Donald T. Pejchl files a district court suit seeking 41 975.51 for injuries from a Nov 10 collision on First Ave E at Third St. Defendant Dan W. Oakley drove a truck that struck Pejchl from behind. Request breaks down 40 000 for pain and suffering and the remainder for wages medical bills and car damage.
Four Soviet Mig fighter jets arrived in Bombay in crates on a Soviet ship. Officials say the aircraft will be used mainly for training and as models for Indian builders. Soviet technicians will soon help set up manufacture of Migs in India.
Harold Ockenfels 50 of 1026 Eleventh Street NE pled innocent to desertion and abandonment of children at arraignment before Judge Donald Barnes. He is accused of deserting four children ages 9 11 12 and 14.
The Brussels talks collapse as De Gaulle blocks Britain from joining the Common Market. Five nations urge a commission study while U S officials warn against wrecking European unification. Spaak Lefevre Lans stress European unity despite setback.
Rio de Janeiro reports Brazil will deploy 20 Marines to its Havana embassy to maintain security after two Cuban refugees were killed in unclear circumstances.
Caracas Venezuela AP El Mundo reports Henry Ford II received police protection after a communist plot to kidnap the manufacturer. Ford visited Valencia to inspect a new auto assembly plant as communists and Castro supporters use terror tactics to topple President Betancourt.
Mrs Chyba sold a SIMMONS day bed with Beautyrest mattress after one month of use. The listing notes many prospective buyers and urges readers to place want ads for unused furniture and appliances. Dial EM 2-112 for placement.
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