Weather and obituaries update from January 29 1964 Daily Record
Forecase shows five day warmth with above normal highs and mixed precipitation. City readings include Bismarck Minneapolis Chicago New Orleans Denver and Seattle. precipitation totals listed. Obituary notices cover multiple towns with funeral details for James Iverson Earlville Clarence Orcutt Maud Stoffel Karl Kraft and others.
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Bismarck
Minneapolis
Chicago
Orleans
Denver
New York
Duluth
Anchorage
L. Angeles
Phoenix
Miam
Seattle
Fairbanks
Washington
Friday Deadline For Alien Report
Friday is the deadline for filing of the address reports required annually of aliens living in this country. As of Wednesday, filing of the reports was lagging behind last year in Cedar Rapids. Only 406 cards had been turned in Wednesday morning, compared with 429 at the same time last year. The cards can be obtained from any lobby window at the Cedar Rapids post office and must be returned in person. After Friday, postal workers will refer all filing to the immigration office in Omaha. Failure to file can lead to a fine or deportation.
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Cedar Rapids
Omaha
Weapon Discharges Wounding Youth in Chest
Richard Dean Carpenter, 20, of 810 Fifth Street SE, was injured early Wednesday when a .22 caliber rifle discharged into his chest at his apartment. He was treated at Mercy Hospital and listed in good condition. Police say the slug pierced the upper chest and lodged in a wall after the weapon accidentally discharged while he cleaned the trigger mechanism. the gun reportedly belongs to a brother.
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Richard Dean Carpenter
Fifth Street SE
Carpenter
Mercy Hospital
Edith Thompson
Bomber Proposal Rejected at Geneva Conference
Soviet chief delegate Sem yon Tsarapkin urged destruction of all bomber fleets, but U.S. officials said such a move is neither acceptable nor practical. Washington indicated the stance may hide Russian interest in curbing obsolete bombers held by smaller nations.
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Geneva
US S
Semyon Tsarapkin
State Department
Washington
Bridge project faces longer work period and funding plan
The council noted the First avenue bridge may take months longer than the 12 month deadline due to greater width. The contract includes excavation in Second avenue between city hall and the island plaza. A meeting with civil defense officials led to agreeing to apply for federal matching funds to develop the under street area.
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First Avenue
Second Avenue
City Hall
Island Plaza
Civil Defense
Federal Civil Defense Agency
Ethan Sproston Elected President of Cedar Rapids Labor Assembly
Ethan Sproston of IBEW local 1362 at Collins Radio was elected president of the Cedar Rapids Labor Assembly AFL-CIO Tuesday night. Other officers include Royal Schladetzky UAW local 1024, first vice president. Donald Berger UAW local 299, second vice president. Willard Cowen Rubber Workers Local 387, three year trustee. Marvin Happel Bookbinders Local 84, two year trustee. Re-elected were Eugene Jahncke Federation of Teachers Local 716, recording secretary. Harold Ketchum RWDSA Local 110, executive secretary. Harold J. Smith UPWA Local 3, financial secretary treasurer. Board members include Cowen, William R. Smith, Paul Henderson, James Null, Earl Edwards, John R. King, Clyde R. Traw, Richard Taylor, Robert Johnson, Arley Remmen and Gerald Fraser. Installation by Edward S. Haines AFL-CIO Region XIV assistant director.
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Ethan Sproston
IBEW
Collins Radio
Cedar Rapids Labor Assembly
Afl-Cio
Royal Schladetzky
UAW
Cherry - Burrell
Donald Berger
Link-Belt Speeder
Willard Cowen
Rubber Workers
Hawkeye Rubber Co
Marvin Happel
Marvin Happel, Bookbinders
Eugene Jahncke
Federation of Teachers
Harold Ketchum
RWDSA
Harold J. Smith
UPWA
Cowen
William R. Smith
Paul Henderson
James Null
Earl Edwards
John R. King
Clyde R. Traw
Richard Taylor
Robert Johnson
Rockefeller Demands Full Accounting on Southeast Asia Crisis
Governor Rockefeller urged a full accounting of the Southeast Asia situation in Los Angeles. He criticized Defense Secretary McNamara for contrasting statements on Vietnam's deterioration and later improvement. Rockefeller said U S policy in Laos Cambodia and Vietnam is inconsistent and linked across the region.
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Los Angeles
API
Rockefeller
Southeast Asia
Defense
McNamara
South Vietnam
Vietnam
Laos
Cambodia
China shifts stance amid Vietnam dispute over trade ties
A newspaper white paper links Red China to the Vietnam conflict, notes France may sever relations, and cites French goods worth about 35 million dollars annually to Saigon. It accuses Paris of aiding communist influence by recognizing Beijing and expanding Chinese communism in the region.
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France
South Vietnam
U.S
Saigon
Red China
Peking
China
1963 Court Income Report Totals $199000
The 1963 financial report from court proceedings was placed on file with the city council. Total income was $199,148.09 with police fines $126,168.28 and police court costs $29,219.75. State court fines $13,240.44 and costs $7,098.91. Civil court income $15,571 and costs $7,849.71.
South Korean Patrol Boat Seizes Japanese Fishing Vessel
A South Korean patrol boat fired on a Japanese fishing vessel on Wednesday and seized the ship, according to Japan’s maritime safety agency.
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Tokyo
UPS
Japanese Maritime Safety Agency
Panama Eyes Aggressor Tag for U S
Panama announced to the OAS peace committee its plan to present an aggression charge against the United States at the organization. Ambassador Miguel Moreno indicated talks with the U S had collapsed and no further negotiations were deemed useful. The move could escalate tensions over the Canal Zone as Panamanian leaders hinted at possible U N recourse if needed.
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Washington
UPI
Panama
Inter- American Peace Committee
Organization of American States
U. S
Miguel Moreno
OAS
OAS Peace Commission
Canal Zone
Demise of County Government Seen As Future Threat
Linn County Supervisor Anthony Scolaro warned realtors the county faces abolition in twenty years unless it strengthens county services He proposed metropolitan government as a solution but stressed towns retain identity He noted current agreements where the county maintains roads and bridges within towns and argued secondary road reform could reduce county board duties for taxpayers.
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Linn County
Anthony Scolaro
Cedar Rapids
County Boards of Supervisors
Secondary Road Commission
Highway Commission For
Primary Roads
Scolaro
Training Flight Missing Over Borders In Korea War Veteran’s Tragic Loss
The air force reports a Wiesbaden based trainer disappeared after 3 p.m. on a routine flight with poor weather. Radar identified an unknown plane as the missing T-39, refuting early rumors of being shot down as Washington confirms radio and navigation difficulties. Senator Hickenlooper cites this as evidence of Communist intransigence.
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Air Force
Washington
Defense Department
Iowa City Woman Missing Young SUI faculty wife reported missing
Betty Norbeck a 28 year old Iowa City woman and wife of an associate professor of physics van ished from her home since January 16. Police issued a missing persons bulletin as detectives search for her in a despondent state. She is described as 5 feet 7 inches tall 130 pounds with blonde hair and blue eyes. She drove a 1959 Chevrolet station wagon with Iowa plates 52 705.
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Iowa City
SUI
Edwin Norbeck
Betty Norbeck
Iowa
Saturn Giant Step Forward, President Says
President Johnson hailed Saturns launch as a giant step forward for the U S space effort. He watched the launch on television and said the nation proved the capability to put large payloads into space, noting growth from Explorer I to Saturn I. He praised the team for progress and peace.
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Washington
Johnson
U. S
Space Council
Bob Young Updates on Channel 9 News Weeknights
Bob Young presents updated news segments at 10 15 p m Monday through Friday on Channel 9 delivering local and regional headlines with brief weather and traffic notes.
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Bob Young
Channel 9
Saturn I Launch Doubles as Elgin Officials Visit Cedar Rapids
City officials from Elgin Illinois toured Cedar Rapids March 14 to view McDonalds Farm at Bever Park and gather ideas for a planned 11 million urban renewal project. They met with Cedar Rapids parks chief Donald Gardner and were joined by Mayor Bob Johnson to tour facilities.
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Elgin
Ill
Cedar Rapids
McDonald’s
Bever Park
Winston Franklin
Jack Claes
Parks and Recreation
Franklin
Chicago
Claes
Donald Gardner
Bob Johnson
Deaths Burton G Carns 83 Cedar Rapids retired postal worker
Burton G. Carns 83 of 1224 Thirteenth Street NW Cedar Rapids died Wednesday after a long illness. Born January 17, 1880 at Walker he was a retired postal employee. Survived by wife Grace Stuhr and brother Faud of Cedar Rapids. Memorial services set for 1 30 p m Friday at Turner chapel and Mount Hermon Lodge with burial in Chapel of Memories. Master Masons to meet at 1 p m Friday at the Masonic hall.
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Burton G. Carns
Thirteenth Street
Cedar Rapids
Walker
Grace Stuhr
Faud
Carns
St. Paul’s
Chapel of
Mount Hermon Lodge
Masonic Hall
Turner and Kerr Turner Chapel Services Brief
Donald Francis Turner and Edgar M. Kerr will be honored at chapel services conducted by Rev. Roger Patton. Turner's service is at 1 30 p.m. Thursday with burial at Cedar Memorial and visitation until 1 p.m. The casket remains closed. Kerr’s service is at 3 p.m. Thursday with military graveside rites by Hanford Post of the American Legion at Cedar Memorial Cemetery.
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Dudley
Donald Francis Turner
Roger Patton
Cedar Memorial
Kerr
Edgar M.—Turnner
Hanford Post
The
American Legion
Bechuanaland School Shuts After Multiracial Admission
One of Bechuanaland best-equipped schools closed when white parents pulled out 50 pupils after an African child was admitted under the territory’s new multiracial laws.
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Lobatsi
Bechuanaland
UPI
Trust Territory
Iowans See Echo II Tonight in Sky Tour
Echo II the new US satellite will be visible tonight across Iowa with passes at 6 28 p m 6 36 p m 8 21 p m and 8 28 p m engineers from Collins Radio Co note the balloon satellite moves south to north and is seen during darkness for 14 to 18 minutes. Thousands have watched it since its launch last Saturday.
Council Studies NE Side Tract Annexation Petition
A 58 acre tract north of Cedar Rapids submitted for voluntary annexation by Lumber Supply Co. The council referred the petition to the engineering department for study and a recommendation before next Wednesday. A 15 acre park site near Wiley boulevard NW and north of Highway 74 also will be up for annexation.
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Cedar Rapids
The
Lumber Supply Co
Engineering Department
Jones
Linn County
Blairs Ferry Road
Council
C Avenue
John Oberthien
Public Works
Wiley Boulevard
Highway 74
Five Cent Kennedy Memorial Stamp Issued May 29
Washington AP reports a five cent stamp honoring President Kennedy will be issued on his 47th birthday May 29. Postmaster General Gronouski announced the date and design will be chosen by Mrs Kennedy. Johnson urged issuance following the assassination. memorial stamps have followed presidents who died in office since Lincoln.
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Washington
Kennedy
Gronouski
Johnson
Abraham Lincoln
Two East German youths flee to West Berlin
Two 17 year old youths fled to West Berlin from East Germany Tuesday night and were reported by West Berlin police on Wednesday.
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Berlin
UPI
West Berlin
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C.R. Weather
Municipal
S Serouss Case
Kcs
A. Berner
James Iverson
Thirtysixth Street
Robert Miskimen
Terry Bruce
Twenty-first Street
Wausau
Wis
Garrison Cemetery
Fry and Holland
Traer
Melvin Luethje
Peace United Church of Christ
Gladbrook
Crystal Cemetery
Erickson
Hintz
Oxford Junction
Howard ‘Rogers
Hayden’s
St. Luke's
Richard Coates
Ninth Street
Donald Cantaberry
Ridge Drive
Marion
Robert Kindt
Sixteenth Street
Gerald Hutton
Harlan Moen
Cedar Drive
Willis Suckow
Thirtieth Street
Honolulu
Hawaii
Mitchell Siechert
Siechert
Dean Roberts
Mr. Siechert
William Siechert
Madison Street
Minn
Charles Shank
Shank
Carl McDonald
Seventh Avenue
Mr. Shank
Stewart Shank
Johnson Avenue
Alexandria
Carl J. Gibbs
Mr. Gibbs
Carl A. Gibbs
Nineteenth Avenue
Laura L. Armstrong
Robert E. Armstrong
Beverly A. McDonald
John W. McDonald
Frieda M. Lewig
Robert L. Lewig
First Street
Eric W. Locke
Hiawatha
Robert B. Enos
Second Street
Thomas H. Sylvester
Nineteenth Street NW
Alvin H. Lingo
Sixteenth Avenue
Thomas L. Ryan
Tipton
Harvey J. Holst
Alfred J. Kramer, Jr
Eighth Avenue
Sharon L. Hitt
Thirty-sixth Street
Dale E. Kolsrud
Thirty-third Street
Donald W Hopkinson
H Avenue
Grant Maples, Jr
Twenty Sixth Street
Ardath E. Sperry
Thirty-fifth Street
Mark A. Miller
Meadowbrookcourt
Donald L. Irons
D Avenue
Betty M. Sexton
Kent M. Black
Fortieth Street
Robert Swalley
Keystone
J. P. Kroehnke
Vinton
Felmer’s. Edgewood
Ethel Bowers
Congregational Church
Appleton’s. Buckingham
Thomas B. Cummings
Sacred Heart Church
Waterloo
Blessing Cemetery
Buckingham
Independence
Elmer H. Buss
White’s
Rowley
Elkader
Michael Garaghty
St. Joseph’s Church
Rosary
McTaggart’s. Vinton
Reno W. Trego
Third Street
Labor Assembly
Rocky
S.E. Asia Accounting
Panama Eyes
Moreno
Peace Commission
OAS Council
Wiesbaden
Austin
Texas
Lorraine
Germany
Winter Park
Fla
Eee
Jacksonville
Korea
Millard
Ukiah
Calif
Hickenlooper
John E. Lapes
3Rd Ave
Saturn
First Ave
6Th St
Cape Kennedy
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Space Agency
Globe
West Indies
Antigua
Elgin, Ill
C.R
Beatty-Beurle
Arthur Beurle
Funeral Home
Third Avenue
Echo
NE Side
T Turner’s
John B. Turner & Son
Second Ave. S.E
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