Weather and notices from the Cedar Rapids Daily Record
July 3 1965 forecast shows warm humid with scattered storms from afternoon to night. Winds at 6:30 pm list 15 knots at Municipal airport. Births deaths marriages and divorce decrees across Cedar Rapids and surrounding towns are noted with names and locations.
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Chicago
Washington
Fort Worth
Moline
New Orleans
Feree
Denver
Cen Cecetts
Phoenix
Jami
Los Angeles
New York
Seattle
Municipal
Indiana man held on bad check charge in Cedar Rapids
James M. Fritz, 27, of Jasper Indiana, arrested while attempting to cash another bad check in Cedar Rapids. He faces a Linn County District Court felony warrant and is jailed on 1500 dollar bond. Police say two May checks totaling 21.21 were drawn on Dubois State Bank and marked no account.
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Indiana
Cedar Rapids
Linn County District Court
James M. Fritz
Jasper
Ind
Dubois State Bank
James Shannon
Roy Walker
Fritz
California
Mundt urges broader exchange visits between nations
Sen. Karl Mundt asks President Eisenhower to push for more Soviet American exchanges. He proposes including the idea in the Geneva Four talks and notes upcoming Soviet farmer visits to the Midwest alongside American farmer trips to Russia. Mundt argues person-to-person contact reduces tensions and cites the exchange program created by statute.
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Washington
Karl E. Mundt
R-S. D
Eisenhower
South Dakota Republican
Geneva
Midwest
Russia
Mundt
State Department
America
Ike and U Nu Seek Way To Free Flyers
Eisenhower and Burmese Premier U Nu said they are pursuing a method to win release for 11 American airmen imprisoned in Communist China on spy charges. The joint communique noted discussions on the prisoners and broader U S Burma ties, including rice surplus issues and economic challenges.
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Washington
INS
Eisenhower
U Nu
China
United States
Peiping
White House
Burma
Holiday Death Toll Climbs During Fourth of July
The toll of highway deaths rose as the 78 hour Fourth of July holiday passed the one third mark. By 10:30 p.m. 111 traffic deaths 29 drownings and 35 others totaled 175. Safety experts expect the rate to exceed last year with the National Safety Council estimating 380 traffic fatalities for the period ending Monday midnight.
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National Safety Council
Broadway Actress Isabel Bonner Dies On Stage
Hollywood reports actress Isabel Bonner died of a brain hemorrhage during a performance of The Shrike at Carthay Circle Theater. The 47 year old slumped into co star Dane Clark in the first act. autopsy cited a ruptured brain artery as the cause.
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Hollywood
Isabel Bonner
Dane Clark
Carthay Circle Theater
Joseph Kramm
Harry L. Deutsch
Police Seek Hit Run Motorcyclist in Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids police are searching for a hit and run motorcyclist who rode east on First Avenue East then turned into Eighth Street colliding with two parked cars and a restaurant. After a brief talk with a car owner, he rode away. Car owners are Russell Eberle and Lana Siekerka.
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Cedar Rapids
First Avenue
Eighth Street
Russell Eberle
Fourth Avenue
Lana Siekerka
Couple Held in 100000 Theft and Blackmail Charged
Lancaster police accuse Kathryn Hassel a 44 year old bookkeeper of stealing about 100000 from her employer over eight years to pay blackmail to her secret former husband John F. Huber and his father Frank. The trio were held without bail on larceny fraudulent conversion conspiracy and receiving stolen goods charges.
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Lancaster, Pa
Llp
Kathryn Rita Hassel
Edward Hassel
Huber
Hassel
Darmstaetter
S. K. Cliff
Johnny Ie
Employment in Iowa Rises in May
Iowa non farm employment increased by 4 300 from mid April to mid May reaching 628 500. May non manufacturing work totaled 463 900 the peak for any May. Factory employment was 164 600 in May up from April and down from May 1954. Average hourly earnings rose from 1 30 to 1 82 due to wage hikes overtime and higher paid workers.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Iowa Employment Security Commission
Higer
City Briefs Note Hospital Visit and Club Meetings
City briefs report patient status for Joseph Doupnik at St. Luke's Hospital with no visitors. It lists hospital departments hours for July 4 and notes several club meetings including Optimist, Kiwanis, Rotary, and Stamp Club events at local hotels and venues. It mentions a dental office change and special July 4 holiday ad intake hours.
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Joseph Doupnik
Hayes Street
St. Luke’s Hospital
Killian Company
Eight Youths Held For Gang Slaying
Chicago police charged eight youths with murder after a shotgun slaying that ended a teen gang war. Five others including the claimed shooter were sent to juvenile authorities. Clement Macis a 14 year old paratrooper veteran admitted firing the fatal shot that killed Kenneth Sloboda 17 claiming it was an accident.
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Chicago
Clement Macis
Kenneth Sloboda
Macis
Sloboda
Husband and Wife Die 2000 Miles Apart
Edith Phoenix 54, wife of a touring violinist, is found dead at her Melbourne home. In Perth, Scotland, Lance Phoenix, husband and violinist, collapses and dies of a heart attack after Friday night performance when notified of his wife’s death.
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Melbourne
Australia
Edith Phoenix
Lance
Perth
Scotland
Phoenix
Catholics and Socialists clash in Liege streets
In Liege Belgium a 30000 strong Catholic demonstration against government school subsidy cuts led to street clashes with Socialists. At least 15 injured and 48 arrested as fights erupted outside Socialist Party headquarters after a wreath theft dispute. The truce allowed only non destructive protests.
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Liege
Belgium
Socialist Party
Freedom Monument
Socialist
Catholics Parade in Buenos Aires Demands Return of Exiled Archbishop
Thousands of Roman Catholics marched from Buenos Aires Metropolitan Cathedral to the Basilica de San Francisco after Mass, shouting Return Tato and Liberty. They urged the return of exiled auxiliary archbishop Msgr. Manuel Tato, following the June rebellion.
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Buenos Aires
Msgr
Manuel Tato
Metropolitan Cathedral
Peron
Tato
Rome
Plaza de Mayo
San Francisco
Argentina
Auto crashes through Mt. Vernon Theater door
Mrs. H. R. Hanley of Mt. Vernon escaped serious injury when her Oldsmobile jumped the curb on Main Street and crashed into the Strand theater door. The car stopped after hitting a lobby post. damage totaled about $100 plus theater damage. She had left the car running and dropped a heavy box on the accelerator.
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MT. Vernon
H. R. Hanley
Main Street
Strand Theater
Iowa Man Killed in Car-Truck Crash Near Independence
A Fort Dodge Iowa man Fred Eldon Fickes 29 was killed in a collision between a car and a truck on Saturday. Fickes was driving the truck named G F Ardrey of Charles City Iowa and became pinned beneath it.
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Iowa
Independence
Fred Eldon Fickes
Fort Dodge
Fickes
G. F. Ardery
Charles City
Court Rules Out Negro Ban at Alabama Univ
Federal Judge H Hobart Grooms ruled that Negroes cannot be barred from the University of Alabama based on race. The decision followed earlier limits that applied to two Negro women who had alleged admission denial at Tuscaloosa.
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Alabama
Univ
Birmingham
Ala
University of Alabama
H. Hobart Grooms
Grooms
University At
Tuscaloosa
Funeral services for Leo J. Smith held Tuesday
Funeral services for Leo J. Smith age 52 of 310 Center Point Road NE are set for Tuesday at 10 a.m. at Monahan Funeral Home with Rev Frank in TT officiating. Burial follows at Cedar Memorial Cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel.
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Leo J. Smith
Center Point Road
Monahan
Frankin
Christ Church
United Presbyterian
Cedar Memorial
Leo Smith Tery
Philip L. Lastuvka obituary in Cedar Rapids
Philip Leo Lastuvka aged 53 died in a Cedar Rapids hospital at 9 15 p m Saturday He was born December 18 1901 at Fairfax and served in the navy in World War I Surviving are a daughter a San Francisco resident two brothers and two sisters all in Cedar Rapids Burial will be in Cedar Memorial cemetery with services in Turner chapel pending and his widow Leona Rose Lastuvka died in 1954.
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Philip L. Lastuvka
Philip Leo Lastuvka
Twenty-fifth Street
Cedar Rapids
Fairfax
B. J. Hennig
San Francisco
Joseph Lastuvka
Ben
Las Vegas
Nev
Services for Frank H. Jirsa at Janeba Funeral Home
The body of Frank H. Jirsa of 3124 Sixth Street SW will be taken to Janeba funeral home for services at 3:30 p.m. Sunday conducted by the Rev. Zdenek F. Pauk. Burial will follow at Cedar Memorial cemetery. Friends may visit the funeral home and may contribute to Camp Good Health if they wish.
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Frank H. Jirsa
Sixth Street
Janeba
Zdenek F. Pauk
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Services for Mrs. Roburtis Bean
Funeral services for Mrs. Roburtis Bean of 3327 Wood avenue SE Cedar Rapids, a resident for 66 years, will be held at Beatty-Bearle chapel at 1 30 p m Tuesday conducted by Rev Frank H Ward. Burial will be in Cedar Memorial cemetery.
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Roburtis Bean
Wood Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Beatty-Bearle Chapel
Frank H. Ward
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Services for Archie G. Tilla paugh at Turner chapel
Services for Archie G. Tilla paugh of 1722 Ellis Boulevard NW Cedar Rapids who died Friday will be conducted in the Turner chapel at 10 30 a m Tuesday by the Rev Theodore Youngquist of the local church. He was a Cedar Rapids resident for 31 years.
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Archie G. Tillapaugh
Ellis Boulevard
Cedar Rapids
Turner Chapel
Theodore Youngquist
First Lutheran Church Burial Plans Mentioned
Burial will be at Cedar Memorial Cemetery following services at First Lutheran Church. Details unclear due to fragmentary text.
Services for Irving Emery in Mt. Vernon on Tuesday
Irving Cass Emery lifelong Cedar Rapids resident until 1946 move to Mt. Vernon died Friday. Funeral services set for 1 30 p m Tuesday with Rev Karl Swanberg of the Presbyterian church Mt Vernon. Burial at Oak Hill cemetery Friends may call at the chapel
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Irving Cass Emery
Cedar Rapids
Mt. Vernon
Turner Chapel
Karl Swanberg
Presbyterian Church of
Joe Must Go Founder Eyes 1958 Senate Challenge
Leroy Gore, founder of the Joe Must Go club, quit the Wisconsin Republican Party and said he might run as a Democrat against Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy in 1958. Gore, a Sauk City editor, once led a recall bid against McCarthy and asserted McCarthyism could vanish, though his faith in the party leadership has faded.
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Madison
Wis
Leroy Gore
Republican Party
Joseph R. McCarthy
Gore
Sauk City
McCarthy
Wisconsin
Nationalists Alert to Seize Soviet Tanker Grazney
Nationalist Chinese navy alerted to seize the 10,000 ton Soviet tanker Grazney if it attempts to pass the Formosa straits. The vessel, last seen off the Philippine coast, had anchored near a Mindanao town and an appendectomy was reported for a crew member's waitress.
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Formosa
Formosa Straits
Philippine
Mindanao
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