Weather notes and obituaries from a midweek Iowa paper
Daily weather outlines with highs in the 80s and 90s around New Orleans and New York, plus forecasts through Sunday. Obituary notices list names and services for Bolson, Benzinger, Ram bo, Michal, Henderson, Bullers, Shde, Dennler, Kloster, Swalim, Keup, Hoffey, Whipple, Reid, and Shank with service times and locations in Cedar Rapids, Tama, Urbana, Amana, and Iowa City.
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Decorah
Julius A. Bolson
Lutheran Church
Burial Church
Steine
Jacob Benzinger
Amana ‘Church
Shellsburg
Charles F. Rambo
Christian Church
Urbana
Fry and Holland
Peter F. Michal
Janebas
Cedar Rapids
Waukon
Vesta Henderson
Bakke-Hanson
Williamsburg
Colleen F
Bullers
Los Angeles
Jones
Friends Church
New Providence
Monona Elmer Shde
St. Paul's Church
Schultz’, Ocelwein
Alice Brownell
Hintz
Elgin
Leo Dennler
Methodist Church
Muehlenthaler’s. Eldorado
Clara Kloster
Traffic fines and one assault in police division notices
A police division notice lists multiple individuals fined for traffic offenses including failure to control disobeying signals failure to yield speeding and moving parked vehicles unsafely with fines ranging from 2 to 20 dollars plus costs. One assault and battery case for ilton Martens with a 30 day sentence is noted.
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Richard Cortez
21St Ave
Theodore Smyth
20Th St
Robert McPhail
Coldstream Ave
James Lucas
Bowling St
John Cach
6Th Ave
Charles Dennis
16Th St
Ronald Findley
Wayne Butz
Fairfax
Cecil Dennis
Lincoln Hts
Armando Baker
Iowa City
Vernon Rompot, Jr
12Th Ave
Darrell Blake
Mechanicsville
Ronald Green
Atkins
Marvin Oakland
YMCA
Gerald Plantry
Coralville
Dwight Danberg
Lennox Ave
Ted Vanerus
Marion
Frankson
Williams
Nancy Koutny
Wrencis Keneeny
5Th Ave
Charles Swope
Williams Blvd
Everett Cook
Ave
Tom Lowe
29Th Ave
James Herndon
10Th St
Tyler Clements
Ridgemore Dr
Ilton Martens
4Th Ave
Parents Seek U S Help To Free Boy From Cuba
In Elizabeth New Jersey a Cuban couple asked the state department and the Red Cross to aid in exporting their seven year old son Israel Jr from Cuba. Despite papers and funds and the boy being born in Cuba the U S Immigrations Service classifies him as a US permanent resident. The parents had sent the child to relatives in Oriente province 500 miles from Havana for space. Government resistance prevented his departure during a recent attempt when grandmother Rose Abraham tried to fly him out.
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United States
Isabel
Oriente Province
Havana
Israel
Rose Abraham
Alvarez
Death Incredibly An Accident Says Mrs Hemingway
The widow of novelist Ernest Hemingway told reporters that his death by gunshot was an accident in an incredible way. She said he had unpublished and unfinished works, calling them his bank account, and that he and George Brown of New York had driven from the Mayo Clinic to Ketchum for five days. They shopped, planned to retrieve more writings, and had a calm last dinner before his death.
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Ketchum
Idaho
UPI
Ernest Hemingway
Hemingway
George Brown
New York
Mayo Clinic
Hailey
J. H. Olds
Here
Khrushchev reiterates Berlin peace aims in warning to West
Khrushchev backs Kennedy on preserving West Berlin residents freedoms and stability. He calls for Soviet drafted proposals at the conference and warns imperialists war would end in ruin, insisting peace talks will consolidate security and sovereignty. He warns distances will not save aggressors, and Soviet forces can respond to any attack.
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West Berlin
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Russia
Soviet Union
Police Sweep in Cape Peninsula Seizes Hundreds
In Durban AP reports a Friday night police sweep across the Cape peninsula netted hundreds of people and large numbers of illegal firearms. The operation targeted crime hotspots and gathered weapons and suspects for processing.
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Durban
South Africa
Cape Peninsula
Young Cyclists Face Education Day in Police Court
In Cedar Rapids the municipal court held a special session for unlicensed bicycles. Judge Loren Hullinger Jr dismissed each case once the bikes were licensed, with around 20 parents and children filing to appear together. Police say 40 summonses issued since July 1 and over 2,000 bikes in town lack licenses.
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Cedar Rapids
Loren Hullinger, Jr
Hullinger
Davis
Democrats Split Over New York City Mayor Candidacy
New York Democrats divided over the mayoral race as State Comptroller Arthur Levitt said he would back organizational leaders and oppose Mayor Wagner in the primary. The split stems from Wagner seeking a third term with or without regular party support.
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New York
Arthur Levitt
Wagner
Deaths Wilbert Lahue veteran of World War I
Wilbert R Lahue 67 of 1325 B Ave NW Cedar Rapids died Friday afternoon after 18 year Cherry Burrell employee who retired in 1957 Born July 22 1893 in Vinton he married Joanna Brody June 3 1919 Survived by wife daughter Charlotte Peter son Forrest C Lahue two brothers Walter and Lester and five grandchildren He was a Hanford American Legion member Services Beatty Bearles 1 30 Tuesday with Rev J W Hansen and Rev Willard Mason Burial Cedar Memorial military graveside honors Friends may call after 6 tonight
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Wilbert R
Dick’’ Lahue
Bave
Cherry-Burrell Corp
Cedar Rapids
Vinton
Joanna Brody
Charlotte Peter
Mason City
Forrest C. Lahue
Cedar Rapids widow dies after long illness at nursing home
Lillis Floyd Anderson widow of Charles O. Anderson of Marion dies in a Cedar Rapids nursing home at 1 20 p m Friday after a long illness. Born Jan 22 1877 at Center Point she leaves a sister Mrs Bertha Barnes of Marion Services will be held at Turner chapel at 3 p m Monday conducted by Elder A H Gerst with burial at Cedar Memorial Friends may call at the chapel
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Lillis Floyd Anderson
Charles O. Anderson
Marion
Cedar Rapids
Center Point
Bertha Barnes
Turner Chapel
A. H. Gerst
Cedar Memorial
Ithe Chapel
Fund staggeringly difficult goal faces critics
Critics say the plan to fund the project is staggeringly difficult yet not impossible to achieve. Supporters argue disciplined budgeting and phased from current revenues can meet milestones.
Potential growth eyed in Cedar Rapids Marion drive
Hess notes communities of similar size reach 750000 to 800000 and urges expanded giving from lower executive levels and employees. The fall campaign will have seven divisions including major firms schools public employees and geographic areas with countywide goals and full Marion integration planned.
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Hess
Cedar Rapids
Marion
Five Breakins Reported In Iowa City Area
Five break ins or attempts were reported in Iowa City and Coralville Friday night. Police found entries at the Federal Land Bank Assn. office and the Drs Lang and Kennedy veterinary office with nothing believed taken. An unsuccessful entry attempt occurred at Short's Place tavern. A coin box was taken from a King Kom laundry machine. The Bodey Lumber Co. office in Coralville was entered again with nothing reported missing.
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Iowa City
Coralville
Federal Land Bank Assn
Drs. Lang and Kennedy Veterinary
Short’s Place Tavern
King Kom Laundry
Bodey Lumber Co
Murder on Monday TV Guide Mystery
A bank clerk with amnesia becomes entangled in a murder plot featured on TV 9’s MOVIE 9. The program airs Saturday at 10:30 p.m. with a suspenseful plot and shifting clues.
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TV 9
Pak Chung-hi to form own investigating agency
South Korea Major General Pak Chung-hi announced the creation of an investigating agency under his direct control to oversee other government investigators amid rumors of dissension within the ruling junta.
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Seoul
South Korea
Pak Chung-hi
Air Hero Faces Ouster After Vanishing From Crash
Capt Ernest Brace a 29 year old Korean War combat hero faces dismissal after a 10 day disappearance following trainer plane crashes near a river on Jan 3. He surrendered Jan 13 to the FBI in Baltimore and is charged with desertion and willful concealment of his whereabouts.
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Quantico
Ernest Brace
Korea
Maryland
Marine Corps
FBI
Baltimore
Brace
Man Slain in Utah Had Stable Life, Family Says
Aragon, a Price man with four children, was found with camping gear and potatoes in his car after four days in the bad lands. Neighbors and relatives recall him as a devoted family man who worked hard, never caused trouble, and recently took a part time job in Moab. His wife is stunned by the police report.
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Mike Milovich
Highway Patrol
Milovich
Aragon
Price
Three Injured in Cedar Rapids Traffic Accidents
Three people were injured in separate Cedar Rapids collisions Thursday evening. Dale Fye was charged with disobeying a traffic signal after a collision at First avenue and Tenth street SE. Robert Visek was cited for following too closely in a second crash at Fourth street and Twelfth avenue SE. John Malueg fell from a car at Second avenue and Fifth street SE, receiving multiple abrasions before being released from Mercy hospital.
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Cedar Rapids
First Avenue
Tenth Street
Dale Fye
Houston
D. NE
Lewis W. Klausterman
Hiawatha
Klausterman
Mercy Hospital
Second Avenue
Fifth Street
John Malueg
Bernnard C. Malueg
John
Local Hospital Notices and Public Ads
City briefs report patients Ida Edwards and Arthur Mickelson at St Luke's and Veterans hospitals in Iowa City and contain ads for Tastee Freeze quarts and Jubilee Lanes bowling. A bicyclist, Gabriel Schnieder, was treated after a crash on Cherry Hill road with brakes failing.
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Arthur Mickelson
Lave
Veterans Hospital
Iowa City
Ida Edwards
Sixth Ave
St. Luke’s Hospital
Gabriel Schnieder
Cherry Hill Rd
Cherry Hill Road
St. Luke's Hospital
Iowa Search Called Off After Suspect Fatally Shoots Self
Eastern Iowa ended its search after a man believed linked to the Utah killer case fatally shot himself in Utah. A suspect seized in Freeport, Gilbert Lara, 25, matched the description of the swarthy man who forced food and gasoline from Mrs. J. H. Olds near Welton.
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Weston, Ia
UPI
Utah
Iowa
Freeport
Ill
Welton
Cedar Rapids
East Dubuque
Gilbert Lara
San Antonio
San Jose
Olds Farm
Johnson urges self reliance over Red Rift in Texas talk
Vice president Johnson told Texas lawyers on Friday night that Americans must seek survival through their own strength rather than expect a split within the Communist world.
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Fort Worth
Johnson
Texas
Trujillo Backers Clash With Leftists in Dominican Rally
In Ciudad Trujillo fighting broke out as Rafael Trujillo supporters attacked the Dominican Popular Movement DPM headquarters and a pro government radio station after leftist protests. Police detained several attackers with at least six wounded and twenty arrested.
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Ciudad Trujillo
Trujillo
Dominican Republic
Rafael Trujillo
Dominican Popular Movement
DPM
Caribe
Balaguer
Dominican Revolutionary Party
Hoffa Eyes Labor Party Takeover and 1968 Presidency
Newsday quoted James R Hoffa saying a young aggressive group will gain control of the labor movement and form a labor party to elect its own President in 1968 The plan includes press pressure and strict legislation as a price Hoffa claimed will be paid by critics A Teamster spokesman called the report sensational but said the ideas were not new
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Maximo Lopez Molina
DPM
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Dominican Republic
Garden City
N. Y
Newsday Saturday
James R. Hoffa
Labor Movement
Labor
Miami Beach
Newsday
Bob Greene
Greene
Hoffa
Afl-Cio
Boat Collision Kills Fisherman in San Diego Race Incident
A 161 foot racing schooner Goodwill struck a fishing boat in half early Saturday off San Diego. A fisherman aboard died, two other men and a 13 year old boy were rescued unharmed by Goodwill’s crew. The Goodwill, West’s largest sailing yacht, won the 1953 Los Angeles Honolulu race.
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San Diego
Goodwill
Honolulu
Shirts Tailed Off: Florence Chief Orders Dowtown Dress Rule
Florence police chief Melvin Adams has ordered officers to prevent men from appearing downtown with shirt tails dangling. He said the look does not look right.
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Florence, D. Co
Melvin Adams
NASA recruiters to visit Cedar Rapids on July 20
NASA recruiters plan to visit Cedar Rapids on July 20 seeking engineers and scientists for Project Appello at the Lewis Research Center in Cleveland. They tour 135 Midwest cities aiming to recruit at least 135 people to begin work by July end, with about 2,000 additional jobs available at NASA research centers.
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Cedar Rapids
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Midwest
Lewis Research Center
Cleveland
NASA
Hoffa Landslide Victory Extends Union Power
Hoffa reelected as union president amid a landslide victory over Milton Liss of Newark who withdrew during the roll call. Liss praised Hoffa while noting his past loyalty to friends who took advantage of him, as Hoffa secured the broadest powers and a salary of 75 thousand dollars.
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Geles
Hoffa
Milton Liss
Newark
Liss
Silent Evolution of Revolution on KCRG TV
D. W. Griffith presents Silents Please a French Revolution story airing at 10 p.m. Saturday on KCRG TV 9. The program promises early cinema flair with historic drama and period settings for viewers seeking classic film history.
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D. W. Griffith
Kcrg-Tv
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