Weather summary for Iowa five day forecast
The Daily Record reports normal temperatures returning in Iowa from Saturday to Wednesday with occasional showers or thunderstorms possible in the latter half. Rainfall expected .20 to .40 inches in western Iowa and .40 to .60 inches in the east, with high temperatures around the 80s and lows in the 60s. Data include hourly highs, rainfall, barometer, humidity, and regional readings such as LaCrosse, Lansing, Dubuque, and Davenport.
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Iowa
Weather Bureau
Births and fines listed in Cedar Rapids notices
A long list from St. Luke's Hospital notes births including Frank Benesb Vernon and others in Mechanicsville Hiawatha and Lisbon. Separate entries note multiple individuals fined for traffic and related offenses, with amounts ranging from 10 to 50 dollars plus costs. Also includes brief divorce petition mentions and several obituaries and service notices across Cedar Rapids Marion and surrounding areas.
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St. Luke's
Frank Benesb
Vernon
Ralph McCall
Mechanicsville
Eugene Pansegrau
Hiawatha
Jack Tyrrel
Lisbon
Prisoner Escapes From Iowa City Hospital
Lonnie J. Engle bart, 24, of Oskaloosa, escaped from University hospitals in Iowa City about 12:50 p.m. Friday. He had been taken for treatment of an unspecified illness. Engle bart, 6 feet tall, 160 pounds, brown hair and eyes, was committed to the men’s reformatory on April 12.
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Iowa City
Anamosa
Lonnie J. Englebart
Oskaloosa
University Hospitals
Englebart
Capital Cable Losses Tied to Johnson Family Stake
A Austin cable firm owned in part by President Johnson’s family reports losses of 881824 since starting in January 1963. Capital Cable seeks FCC waiver on a local programming rule, while Southwest Republic Corp opposes, arguing the Johnsons aim to curb competition with KTBC.
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Washington
Austin
Texas
Johnson
Capital Cable Co
Federal Communications Commission
Capital Cable
Texas Broadcasting Co
FCC
Southwest Republic Corp
KHFI
Texas Broadcasting
KTBC
Johnsons
Change of Venues Sought for McClelland Murder Trial
Beaumont man Hubert McClelland 42 faces murder charges in Benton County Iowa for the June 21 slaying of Gladys Schwab 42 of Belle Plaine. Attorney Robert Matias plans a venue change beyond Benton County possibly to Linn or Johnson counties after psychiatric intake at a secure hospital in Alamosa with results due in August. Suspects in the Tama area killings of Leland Skoog 54 and son Garith 25 near Elberon are connected to the case.
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McClelland
Hubert McClelland
Beaumont
Texas
Robert Matias
Cedar Rapids
Alamosa
Reformatory Security Hospital
Iowa
Benton County
Vinton
Matias
Linn
Johnson Counties
Gladys Schwab
Belle Plaine
Leland Skoog
Garith
Elberon
Tama
Henderson may oppose renewal on county home land option
Dudley Henderson, Linn County Board of Supervisors chairman, plans to vote against renewing an option on a 10 acre tract west of Twin Pines golf course for a proposed county multi million dollar home land and health center. The option would let the county buy the land for 130000, previously renewed after an initial 100 then 100 payment. Henderson argues against spending 1250 per acre before location is decided and favors a bond issue vote first. The land is owned by George and Florence Eberle on Linn Junction road NE.
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Dudley Henderson
Linn County Board of Supervisors
Homeland Comprehensive Health Center
Twin Pines
Henderson
George and
Florence Eberle
Linn Junction Road
Jurors Excused For Week Of July 10 In Linn County
Linn county district court announces that the July term petit jury will not report during the week beginning July 10. County clerk Kenneth Perry said jurors may not have to report the following week beginning July 17.
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Linn County District Court
Petit Jury
Kenneth Perry
Jauly
Maleys Drop Supreme Court Appeal in Birth Control Suit
Kathleen and Berdell Maley of Marion abandoned their appeal to the Town Supreme Court over a $75 000 birth control suit filed March 11 1966 against Doctors William Armstrong and Thomas Wright. Judge William R Eads dismissed for lack of evidence. The notice of appeal had been filed February 6 1967.
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Kathleen
Berdell W. Maley
Marion
Supreme Court
William R. Eads
William S. Armstrong
Thomas G. Wright
County Auditor Collects Back Taxes in Linn County
Linn county treasurer Wendl Kulish announced 22,067.72 dollars in delinquent personal property taxes collected in May and June. May brought 2,067.54 from 40 accounts and June 20,000.18 from 134 accounts as part of a broader effort to clear delinquent books, with about 150,000 dollars still outstanding. Some accounts are uncollectible if individuals left or died, while in-state collection may occur via distress warrants.
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Linn
Wendl Kulish
Kulish
Lynn Frantz
Kulsih
Iowa
Barriss
Walsh
Allish
Webster
J D Gilson Receives Suspended Term For Theft
John D. Gilson, 20, of rural Independence, pled guilty to a reduced charge of petty larceny. Judge Warren J. Rees imposed a 30 day suspended sentence, marking the outcome of the Friday court proceeding.
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John D. Gilson
Warren J. Rees
Man 54 Suffers Leg Fracture After curb fall
Edward Greedy, 54, of 801 Twenty-fifth Street NE, fractured his left leg when stepping off a curb in the 300 block of First Avenue SE and tripped and fell. He was taken to St. Luke's Hospital in fairly good condition.
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Douglas C. McVay
Thirty-sixth Street
Nick R. King
Sixteenth Street
Steven J. Vosatka
Twenty-fourth Avenue
Lowell K. Willie
D Avenue
Douglas C. “McVay
Randy
Bares Lee Wilkey
Westland Road
Third Avenue
Maurice A
Fas Bie
Clancy
Mayberry Drive
Mlegal Barns
Sally Jean Coon
C Avenue NW
Russell B. Kramer
Fourth Street
Edwin J. Hemphill
Sinclair Avenue
Man
Edward Greedy
Twenty-fifth Street
First Avenue
St. Luke’s Hospital
Deaths of Carl W. Leichsenring in Cedar Rapids
Carl W. Leichsenring a World War I veteran Penick and Ford employee and Cedar Rapids resident for 36 years died after a long illness. Born June 26 1891 at South Amana he married Lydia S. Oehler in 1919 at Marengo. Surviving are his wife four sons Gene of Richardson Texas ten grandchildren three great grandchildren and a sister Jennie Burgy of Marengo. Services Monday at Turner Chapel East at 1 30 pm with burial Cedar Memorial and American Legion military rites. Friends may call until 1 pm Monday and contributions may go to the First Lutheran church memorial fund.
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Carl W. Leichsenring
Avenue NE
Penick
Ford
Cedar Rapids
South Amana
Lydia S. Oehler
Marengo
Leichsenring
First Lutheran
American Legion Post
American Federation of Grain Millers
Harlan
Melvin
Clifford
Gene Leichsenring
Richardson
Texas
Jennie Burgy
Turner Chapel
John M. Jensen
Cedar Memorial
American Legion
First Lutheran Church
Congo Note Mentions Tribal Bonds With Katangans
Fragmentary line from page 1 references Congo tribal bonds with the Katangans and hints at continuing discussion or coverage on the topic. The text is incomplete and does not provide full context or details.
Mrs J F Stourac dies after short illness Cedar Rapids widow
J F Stourac Cedar Rapids widow 72 died Thursday after a short illness Born May 23 1695 in Cedar Rapids lifelong resident She was active in Rosary Society and Sanctuary Guild at St Wenceslaus Church Surviving two daughters Mrs George Vogel and Mrs Betty Rosell four grandchildren two sisters Lillian Parkin and Emparachuted into Bukavu but… services Monday 9 am Kuba funeral home Requiem mass 9 30 am St Wenceslaus Burial St John's Cemetery Rosary Sunday 7 30 pm funeral home Friends may call after 5 pm Saturday at the funeral home
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Anna B. Stourac
Twenty-first Avenue
Joseph F. Stourac
Cedar Rapids
Rosary Society
St. Wenceslaus Church
George Vogel
Betty Rosell
Lillian Parkin
Bukavu
Ma Diggins
Hollywood
Calif Uvira
Uvira
Kuba Funeral
Anthony W. Chihak
St. John’s Cemetery
Charles Buresh
Charles W. Buresh
Fourth Street
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Praha
Rebekah Lodge
Royal Neighbors of America
Charles
L. E. Swatosh
Frank Pirks
John Horl
Josie K. Holubar
Sixth Avenue
Cedar Bluffs
Mt. Vernon
Marion Beaty
Walford
Joseph Pisarik
St Patrick's Church
J. Robert McDonald
Kuba
Law Review Panel at Coe Discusses Public Defender Shift
A Coe College law review panel with Rich Wendorf featured Police Chief George Matias and Criminologist Herb Calleson urging replacing court appointed attorneys with public defenders. Inmates Patton and Simpson offered inmate views as Upward Bound students ages 16 to 17 listened. The session ran 9 am with Q A lasting an hour and covered justice, parole, and fairness in Iowa courts.
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Rich Wendorf
Coe College
George Matias
Eldora Training School
Anthony Travi‘sono
Anamosa State Reformatory
Herb Calleson i
Steve Jackson
County Attorney’s Office
Iowa
Anamosa Reformatory
Larry Patton
Don Simpson
Patton
Simpson
Ed Gorman
Linn
Jones
Benton
Coe
Calleson
Jackson
County Boards of Supervisors
Linn County
Travisono
Matias
Oakley pleads innocent to drunk driving charge
Loren F. Oakley, 51, of Mt. Vernon, entered a not guilty plea before Judge Harold D. Vietor on a drunk driving charge. He was arrested July 1 on Highway 30 about a half mile west of Lisbon.
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Loren F. Oakley
Mt. Vernon
Harold D. Vietor
Oakley
Lisbon
Drowning Victim Annie Witt Borchert Brees Remains Revealed
Drowning victim, daughter of Worth and Vera Borchert Brees, formerly of Rock Island and Moline, moved to Cedar Rapids in 1962 to work at Pratt Sound Films as a film inspector. Surviving are her mother Mrs Lester Yarbrough of East Moline, brother Darrell Wittner of Chester, VA, and sister Mrs Delores Hoskins of Moline. Services Monday at 1 30 PM at Wheelan funeral home Rock Island with Rev Carl Baugh of Edgewood Baptist church. Burial Memorial Park Rock Island. Friends may call Wheelan's Sunday afternoon.
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Worth
Vera
Borchert Brees
Rock Island
Cedar Rapids
Pratt Sound Films
Lester Yarbrough
East “Moline
Darrell Wittner
Chester
Ster
Delores Hoskins
Moline
Wheelan
Carl i Baugh
Edegwood Baptist Church
There
Memorial Park
Congo Crisis Evacuations as Katanga Split Sparks U S Action
The 1960 63 Congo crisis led the U S to back Mobutu and evacuate Americans from Bukavu. The State Department reported 46 of 65 U S citizens in the Bukavu area, including all children, relocated to Rwanda, while missionaries and a small consular staff remained.
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Katanga
Congo
U.S
Bukavu
Mobutu
State Department
Rwanda
Linn County planning group to meet more to meet deadlines
The Linn County regional planning commission held its first meeting since January and urged more sessions to hit the December 1 deadline for the transportation plan. Mayor Bob Johnson noted Cedar Rapids' bus system grant hinges on timely completion, with the commission about 14 months behind and 55 percent through comprehensive plans. Kansas City firm Howard Needles Tammen Bergendorf serves as consultant.
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Linn County Regional Planning Commission
Cedar Rapids
Bob Johnson
Johnson
Commission
van Snyder
Iowa Highway Commission
Snyder
Kansas City
Howard, Needles, Tammen and Bergendorf
Marion
George Michel
William Linstrom
James Stinson
Stinson
Regional Planning Commission
Linn County
Picketers Halting City Street Resurfacing Project
Work on the city's asphalt resurfacing program halted after two men began picketing the E avenue NE project between Nineteenth and Thirty-seventh streets. The L L Pelling Co of Iowa City holds the contract. No comment was available from contractor or union representative. Local 234 members are reportedly involved, with conflicting reasons given for the stoppage.
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E Avenue
Nineteenth
Thirty-seventh Street
L. L. Pelling Co
Iowa City
Pelling
Don Morgan
Local 234
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