Weather and notices mix from Gazette page
Forecast shows fair Sunday with warmer conditions in western areas and partly cloudy skies. Weather data include daily high and low readings, moon and sun times, and precipitation totals. community notices list numerous births and funeral services across Iowa towns with dates and locations.
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Ismarck
Noeets
Hicago
MNO
Denver
D Movies
Omaha
L Angeles
Phoenix
Miami
Seattle
Gazette
C.R
Soviet Officials Named In Hanoi Mass Announcement
The report lists Vasily Kuznetsov Konstan tin Vershinin Georgy Sidorovich and Ilya Shcherbakov among Soviet figures named in a mass international statement about Hanoi. Brezhnev is not mentioned in the release, though Kosygin is noted as ruling alongside him.
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Vasily Kuznetsov
Konstantin Vershinin
Georgy Sidorovich
Soviet Council of Ministers For
Hanoi
Ilya Shcherbakov
Leonid Brezhnev
Soviet Union
Kosygin
Burundi Breaks Ties With Red China
Tokyo dispatch reports Burundi expelled Chinese diplomats after unilaterally suspending diplomatic relations. Peking said its diplomats would leave within two days and hinted the move might be temporary. Burundi seeks to balance influence amid regional power struggles.
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Tokyo
China
Burundi
Congo
Africa
New China News Agency
Peking Radio
Kurundi
Red China
Peking
Liu Yu-feng
Joseph Bamina
Bamina
Soviet Union
Lake Tanganyika
Sahara
Mack family figures in Cedar Rapids funeral plans
Sarah Woods of Cedar Rapids and four Mack brothers Fred Edward and Ray Harras Mack are noted in funeral arrangements in Cedar Rapids with Turner's handling the services.
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Sarah Woods
Cedar Rapids
Fred and
Edward Mack
Ray Mack
Ottumwa
Harras Mack
Lincoln, Nebr
Turner’s
Deaths James P Frederikson of Burlington
James P Frederikson 72 died in Burlington Washington after a brief illness. He lived in Cedar Rapids 1900 to 1948 as a general contractor. He is survived by wife Clara Knutzen two sons Earl L Frederikson John M Frederikson two daughters Pauline Hatchett Betty Jane Robinson four stepchildren 16 grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren and brother John L Frederikson. Memorial services set at Turner's 10:30 Wednesday with burial Cedar Memorial. Friends may view at chapel Tuesday.
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James P.frederikson
Burlington
Wash
Cedar Rapids
Freeborn County
Minnesota
Clara Knutzen
Burlington, Wash
Earl L. Frederikson
Marion
John M. Frederikson
Pauline Hatchett
Amarillo
Texas
Betty Jane Robinson
White Bear Lake
Minn
John L. Frederikson
Pomeroy
Agnes Rasmussen
Turner’s
Edward Douglass
Cedar Memorial
Veteran Gurren, Cedar Rapids resident, dies after long illness
Leo J. Gurren, 851 Third Avenue SE, Cedar Rapids, died Friday evening at Veterans Hospital Iowa City after a long illness. Born January 3, 1896 in Armstrong, he leaves sisters Gertrude and Ruth Gurren of Cedar Rapids and Mrs Winifred Williams of Seattle, and brother Thomas J. Garren of Boston. He was a World War I and II veteran, a member of Hanford Post American Legion. Services will be held at Immaculate Conception Church with parish Rosary and Catholic organizations meeting at Brady Mortuary. Burial is at Mt Calvary with military rites at the grave. Friends may call after 2 p.m. Monday.
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Leo J. Gurren
Third Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids
Veterans Hospital
Iowa City
Armstrong
Gertrude Gurren
Ruth Gurren
Winifred Williams
Seattle
Thomas J. Garren
Boston
Hanford Post
American Legion
William Roach
Immaculate Conception Church
Daughters of Isabella
Women’s Catholic Order of Foresters
St. Anne’s Circle
St. Elizabeth’s Circle
Brady Mortuary
Mt. Calvary
Friends Mall
Death notice for George W. Mack in Iowa City hospital
George W. Mack longtime Cedar Rapids resident and Penick Ford employee died in an Iowa City hospital Saturday evening at 6 30 after a long illness. Born January 29 1900 in Nebraska City Nebraska he is survived by a sister.
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George W. Mack
Cedar Rapids
Penick &Ford
Iowa City
Nebraska City
Neb
Obituary notices and funeral details from local church events
George Ethel B burial Cedar Memorial funeral at Turner's chapel burial after service not opening casket Friends may call until Monday. Nazar Bublik funeral Monday 11 Janeba Kuba funeral home burial Czech National. William W Flick funeral Monday 9 Kuba funeral home 9 30 St Ludmila Church burial Czech National Rosary 7 30 Sunday. John Kriz funeral Monday 2 Janeba Kuba funeral home Rev. William B. Harnish.
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George
Ethel B
Turner’s
Glenn /McMichael
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Cedar
A. L. Zachar
Kriz
John
Janeba-Kuba
William B. Harnish
Cedar Memorial
Churchill remembered as world mourns across nations
In Ottawa former Governor General Vincent Massey led a solemn ceremony honoring Winston Churchill. Across the globe, memorials appeared from Tokyo to South Vietnam with flags at half staff. Laos, Hong Kong, and Switzerland observed moments of silence and mourning in various ceremonies and events.
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Vincent Massey
Canada
Ottawa
Churchill
Tokyo
South Vietnam
Laos
Souvanna Phouma
Hong Kong
St. Moritz
Switzerland
Luce Named Honorary Citizen of Oskaloosa
Oskaloosa honors Henry Luce, co founder of Time Life and Fortune, with honorary citizenship as direct dialing begins on Northwestern Bell lines. Mayor Charles Russell announced the gesture after Luce, born in Oskaloosa, said he longs for an American hometown.
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Oskaloosa
Charles Russell
Henry Luce
Phoenix
Northwestern Bell Lines
Russell
Luce
Time, Life and Fortune Magazine
China
Oskaloosa, Iowa
Steer Yourself to Better Car Buys in Classifieds
A brief note directs readers to improved vehicle listings in want ads classifications 17 and 17A, highlighting better options and clearer browsing for buyers searching cars.
Ohio Farm Bureau Still Plans to Buy Supermarket
The Ohio Farm Bureau Federation says it may proceed with a plan to buy a major supermarket chain. Delegates may back the idea at the American Farm Bureau convention in December or approve a study and recommendations. Ohio officials tour several states explaining a scheme in which 500000 farmers invest $400 each to raise $200 million to borrow another $200 million for controlling interest.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Farm Bureau
American Farm Bureau
National Farm Bureau
Philadelphia
D. R. Stanfield
Ohio Group
Stanfield
Georgia
Maryland
Kentucky
Wisconsin
Michigan
California
Washington
Selma Voter Drive Enters Its Third Week
Selma Alabama enters its third week of a Black voter registration drive with plans to stage marches on Perry county’s Marion courthouse. Rev. James Bevel, King aide, signals potential Selma street demonstrations and a federal suit seeks to strike down Alabama literacy tests.
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Selma
Ala
Perry County
James Bevel
Martin Luther King, Jr
Southern ‘Christian Leadership Conference
Perry
Marion
Here
Bevel
Dallas County
Alabama
Justice Department
King
Greensboro
O. S. Burke
U.S
Daniel Thomas
Mobile
Dallas
James Clark
Rob Chicago Woman of Jewels at Airport
Three gunmen kidnapped and robbed Harold Weinstein and his wife Mary at O Hare airport Saturday night. They seized a bag containing a 21 carat pear shaped diamond ring worth up to 75000 and diamond gold and platinum jewelry totaling 100000 to 150000 in value. Weinstein is owner of Calumet Iron and Supply Co in East Chicago Indiana.
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Chicago
Ind
Harold Weinstein
O’hare International
Mary
Weinstein
Walter Taylor
Eastern Iowan to Head Farm Bureau Group
James Wilkin of Mount Vernon was named chairman of the Iowa Farm Bureau young member advisory committee at a Des Moines planning meeting for 1965. Other committee members include Dean Clingerman New Providence Ronald Bodensteiner West Union Larry Fox Britt Leo Weinheimer Fontanelle James Wilkin Mount Vernon and Marlin White Chariton.
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Des Moines
James ‘Wilkin
Mount Vernon
Iowa Farm Bureau
Dean Clingerman
New Providence
Ronald Bodensteiner
West Union
Larry Fox
Britt
Leo Weinheimer
Fontanelle
James Wilkin
Marlin White
Chariton
Camp Good Health In memory notices and budget figures
Memorials for Charles Popper of Cedar Rapids Lodge No. 262 and Doris Riely of the Merry Makers club in Coggon appear with a 1965 Camp Budget balance. The record shows a previous balance of 1 216 39 and a total of 1 226 39 dollars.
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Charles Popper
Cedar Rapids Lodge No
Doris Riely
Merry Makers Club
Coggon
Hullinger Brother Dies in Tractor Accident at Harris
L M Hullinger of Harris Missouri 52 a noted breeder of Black Angus cattle was killed when the tractor he drove overturned pinning him beneath it He was brother to L M Hullinger and uncle to Judge L M Hullinger Jr of Cedar Rapids Survived by wife three daughters three sons parents and a sister Bonnie Marvin of Manchester His daughter Janet won grand champion at the 1954 International Livestock Show Chicago and another Hullinger steer won junior championship in 1956 He showed several winning steers at the American Royal in Kansas City A native of Davis City he lived in Manly until 1959 when he moved to Missouri
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Harris, Mo
B. D. Hullinger
Harris
L. M. Hullinger
Cedar Rapids
Bonnie Marvin
Manchester
Hullinger
Janice
Shorty
Chicago
Kansas City
Davis City
Manly
Missouri
Record of Heavy Snow Hits Brighton and Alta Ski Areas
Avalanches intermittently blocked the sole highway to Brighton near Alta, forcing skiers to leave before slides began. Alta reports 13 feet of snow on slopes and 114 inches since last Sunday, the heaviest in 15 years and described as the worst since World War II by Alta general manager Charles Morton.
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Brighton
Alta
Charles Morton
J. C. Winter Carnival At Amana Delayed
The Amana JayCee winter carnival at Lily Lake is postponed from today to a later date, affecting plans for attendees and participants. Organizers postponed the event due to unspecified reasons, with details to follow.
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J. C
Amana
Cedar Rapids Gazette Establishment and Pricing Notes
The item notes the Cedar Rapids Gazette founded in 1883 by The Gonette Co. with mailing address at 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa and publication details for night and afternoon editions. It lists subscription prices per month and per year, and mentions U S and other states delivery rates.
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Gonette Co
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Cartier
U. S
U S Soviet to Step Up Cultural Exchange in 65
The United States and Soviet Union will boost cultural exchanges in 1965. The Cleveland Symphony Orchestra tours six Russian cities in six weeks starting in April and the Juilliard Quartet visits the Soviet Union in May. American stars Van Cliburn and Isaac Stern travel to Russia, while the Moscow Symphony Orchestra Moiseyev dancers and four other musicians visit the United States.
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Lewis Gulick Washington
U.S
Russia
State Department
Cleveland Symphony Orchestra
Juilliard Quartet
Soviet Union
van Cliburn
Issac Stern
Cliburn
Stern
Eugene Istomin
Joseph Fuchs
Jerome Hines
Mary Costa
Svyatoslav Richter
Yakov Zak
Igor Oistrakh
Tamara Milashkina
Moscow Arts Theater
New York
Moscow
Los Angeles
Hancher Death Prompts Iowa Leaders Tributes
University President How ard Bowen and A. W. Noehren state regent leader ship memorialize Dr. Virgil Hancher. Gov Hughes mourns loss noting Hancher raised Iowa education to national stature as the state and university bid farewell.
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Hughes
Mrs. Roy Howard Dies in Rome at 81
Mrs. Roy W. Howard, 81, widow of the Scripps-Howard newspaper executive, died in Rome Saturday night from a heart attack.
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Roy Howard
Rome
Roy W. Howard
Scripps-Howard
South Korea to ask U.S. to keep military aid steady
Seoul reports the national assembly approved sending a delegation to the United States to request no decrease in military assistance for South Korea. The move aims to maintain defense support amid regional tensions.
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Seoul
UPI
National Assembly
U.S
South Korea
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Oakland Road
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Sir Winston Churchill
Tower Pier
James P. Frederikson
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Farm Bureau Group
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AP News
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America
Moscow Symphony Orchestra
Moiseyev Dankcers
Hancher
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Soviet State Committee
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Evanston
University
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