Weather roundup for major cities with five day forecast
Highs and lows listed for cities Bismarck Minneapolis Chicago New Orleans Denver Boston Duluth Omaha Los Angeles Phoenix Miami Seattle and more. Forecast calls partly cloudy through Tuesday with scattered thundershowers likely west and a warming trend toward midweek. Rainfall expected 0.50 to 1.00 inch over the period.
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Bismarck
Minnapolis
Chicago
N.orleans
Denver
Boston
Duluth
Omaha
L.angeles
Phoenix
Miami
Seattle
Births and notices across Mercy region date July
Birth announcements list a daughter for Eugene Van Beek and a daughter for Raymond Stoffel. other entries include daughters and sons for several families. Court notices record numerous small claims and judgments between individuals and businesses. Local incidents note fires, theft, drunkenness, and vagrancy cases with fines and sentences. Funeral services and obituaries follow for multiple residents across Iowa communities.
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Eugene van Beek
Sixteenth Avenue
Raymond Wiesenhofer
Mechanicsville
Raymond Stoffel
Thirty Third Street
Clarence McEnany
Thirty-second Street
John McClintock
Thirtyfifth Street
Municipal Court Police Division Traffic Fines List
A municipal court police division record lists multiple individuals with driving or vehicle related offenses and fines. Names include James B Fitzpatrick Lester Craig Richard Ketchum Wes Panek James W Taylor Dorothy Bailey Robert Schmidt Larry Finley James Bodensteiner Alan Kessler Jean Murray Roger Lemke David Ahrens Chester Terry William Behrend Robert Netolicky John Honolka Jr Michael Pena Walter Lingo Prince Nerison Richard Haege Samuel Freday and others with fines ranging from 10 to 100 dollars plus costs and forfeited bonds for offenses such as speeding failure to control disobeying stop signs muffler improper left turn and reporting accidents.
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James B. Fitzpatrick
Sioux Drive
Lester E. Craig
Ohio Street
Richard G. Ketchum
Pine Avenue
Wes Panek
First Avenue
James W. Taylor
Regal Avenue
Dorothy A. Bailey
Marion
Robert D. Schmidt
Larry T. Finley
Third Avenue
James T. Bodensteiner
Eighth Street
Alan D. Kessler
Cottage Grove Avenue
Jean A. Murray
Fifth Avenue
Roger A. Lemke
Jacelyn Drive
David R. Ahrens
Amana
Eldon W. Fruehling
Camburncourt
Ronald E. Thenhaus
Omaha
Neb
Chester Terry
Fourth Avenue
William G. Behrend
Robert W. Netolicky, Jr
Soutter Avenue
John Honolka, Jr
South Amana
Michael R. Pena
Seventh Street
Walter K. Lingo
Prince E. Nerison
Norway
Richard E. Haege
Ninth Street
Lfowa
Samuel Freday
Fifteenth Avenue
Tense Civil Rights Struggle Continues in Cambridge Md
Violence erupts in Cambridge Maryland as noontime demonstrations resume after guard withdrawal. Governor Tawes sent troops June 14 to quell racial clashes on the eastern shore. NAACP leader Roy Wilkins says youth groups will take a more aggressive role in civil rights, citing James Meredith’s criticism and urging an apology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Gov. Tawes
Roy Wilkins
National Assny For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
James Meredith
University of Mississippi
Meredith
Wilkins
Eighteen derby hopefuls qualify for local Soap Box race
Eighteen young drivers qualified in Sunday trials for the Soap Box Derby to be held here next Sunday at 2 under the Junior Chamber of Commerce. The winner will receive a $500 savings bond and a trip to the national Derby at Akron Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oelwein
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Akron
Ohio
Cedar River Faces Record High Pollution Levels
Cedar River contamination soars to 7 million coliform bacteria per 100 ml, triple the prior week. Water officials add chlorine at the plant, doubling residual levels to ensure bacteria kill while costs rise modestly. Health cautions address boating and contact precautions as contamination fluctuates.
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Cedar River
Water Department
Cherry
Waterloo
City Health Department
George Lee
U.S. Public Health Service
Lee
Courthouse Hits 1963 Tax Appeals for Local Stores and Apartments
Appeals filed in district court challenge 1963 assessments on Armstrong's Race Realty Co. property three parcels totaling 466 585 dollars, Commonwealth Apartments at Second Avenue and Fourteenth Street SE 172 900 dollars, and Fidelity Realty Co. on three parcels including Killian's store. 1962 assessments on these properties remain pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armstrong's
Killian’s
Commonwealth Apartments
District Court
Armstrong-Race Realty Co
Armstrong’s
Commonwealth Apartments, Inc
Second Avenue
Fourteenth Street
Fidelity Realty Co
Killian
UN chief orders Congo peacekeepers withdrawn by year end
United Nations Secretary General Thant ordered a complete pullout of U N troops from the Congo by December 31. Aides said no residual force would stay into 1964, despite speculation of a small contingent remaining after year’s start.
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Geneva
UPI
United Nations
Thant
U.N
Congo
Reds Accused of Play On African Emotions
Assistant Labor Secretary Weaver, a Negro, charged Monday that Soviet Russia exploited African emotions to disrupt the Geneva International Labor conference. He told a House subcommittee that African delegations withdrew to oppose colonialism and apartheid after the South African voice was allowed to speak. Weaver cited the communist vice chairman’s conduct as inflaming the African groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Weaver
Russia
Geneva
House
Africa
Sheriff Corrals Stray Horse With Cowboy Tactics
Linn County Sheriff Jim Smith answered a late call about a horse on highway 64 near DeWees quarry east of Marion. He rode about six miles to Crabapple creek and used a 200 foot rope and a hackamore to guide the horse back into a pasture after the animal escaped an electric fence. He noted he talked to the horse to ease the approach.
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Linn County
Jim Smith
Highway 64
DeWees Quarry
Marion
Crabapple Creek
Boy 14 Admits Pushing TV Into Cedar River
A 14 year old rural Shellsburg boy admitted to sheriff's deputies that he stole a television from the John Stodola cabin five miles north of Palo and pushed it into the Cedar River after taking it home. His two brothers, ages 11 and 13, also from Shellsburg, helped break in on July 2 and the trio were referred to juvenile authorities.
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Boy
Cedar River
Shellsburg
Sheriff's Deputies
Palo
Bob Burt
John Stodola
Center Point Bridge
Burt
Waterloo Youth Gets Time to Enter Plea
James W. Long, 19, of Waterloo, was given until Wednesday to plead to a larceny charge after a Monday arraignment before Judge Charles Penningroth. He is accused of stealing a $50 diamond ring on June 23 from Michael Dougherty of 217 Fifth Avenue SW, prior to Dougherty moving from his apartment at 217.
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James W. Long
Waterloo
Charles Penningroth
Long
Michael Dougherty
Fifth Avenue
Dougherty
Man Fined $300 for Drunk Driving in Marion
George S. O’Hara of 1916 Avenue NE was fined $300 and costs after pleading guilty to drunk driving. He was arrested Friday at 1 55 p m by Marion police when his car struck the rear of a car driven by Elenor Schaub Blairstown which had stopped for a stop sign at Seventh avenue and Twelfth street.
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George S. O'Hara
Avenue NE
Charles Penningroth
O’hara
Marion
Elenor Schaub
Blairstown
Seventh Avenue
Twelfth Street
Public Hearing In Linn County Assessor Budget
Public hearing on Linn County Assessor Forrest Holveck's 1964 budget of 72 320 will be held Tuesday at 2 30 p m in the board of supervisors room.
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Linn County
Forrest Holveck
Board of Supervisors
Liquor License Application Filed for Waubeek Club
Virginia Nemecek president of Sportsman's Club southeast of Waubeek files the first liquor license application with the board of supervisors. Judgments show Peoples Finance Company versus Louis and Dorothy McDaniel for 425.29 on a promissory note.
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Board of Supervisors
Virginia Nemecek
Sportsman’s Club
Waubeek
Peoples Finance Company
Louis
Dorothy McDaniel
Suit Filed Over Promissory Note Between Parties
General Electric Credit Corporation sues Richard R. Appeloff for 2051 dollars and 72 cents on a promissory note. The case seeks recovery of the debt and related costs.
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General Electric Credit Corporation
Richard R. Appeloff
Reading mayor indicted in extortion case with gambling figure
Federal grand jury in Philadelphia charges Reading Pennsylvania mayor John Kubacki and ex-convict Abraham Minker with extorting at least 10500 from meter suppliers. They allegedly received 3000 from Koontz Equipment of Pittsburgh in 1960 and 7500 plus 880 clock from Karpark of Starkville in 1961.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Reading
Justice Department
Philadelphia
John Kubacki
Abraham Minker
Kubacki
Charles Wade
Minker
Koontz Equipment Corp
Pittsburgh
Karpark Corp
Starkville
Mass
Bucknell University
Lewisburg
Second Siamese Twin Girl Dies in Pittsburgh
The second of Siamese twin girls separated on June 19 died Monday in Pittsburgh. Her sister Ruth Ann Temoshenko had contracted an infection days before she died, following Rose Mary’s death from pneumonia that developed last week. The girls were born June 7.
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Pittsburgh
Rose Mary Temoshenko
Ruth Ann
Kennedy Wife Joan Kennedy Convalesces After Throat Surgery
Joan Kennedy wife of Senator Edward Kennedy rested at her Hyannis Port summer home after throat abscess surgery. She had been released from the hospital on Sunday and remained there Monday.
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Hyannis Port
Mass
Joan Kennedy
Edward Kennedy
Island
Missing John Ely Jr. from Linn County family home
John M. Ely Jr. 18, Coe College student, is missing from the family home at 203 Twenty third Street NE since last Friday. His father Linn Solon Ely reported the absence to police on Monday. he knows of no reason for the disappearance. John is 5 feet 8 inches, brown hair, blue eyes. The family is away at a Bridgeman Michigan church conference with Mrs. Ely and two other children.
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John M. Ely, Jr
Linn County
John M. Ely
Coe College
Twenty-third Street
Deaths George C. Thomas Cedar Rapids Resident
George C. Thomas a Cedar Rapids resident died Monday after a short illness. Born Center Point June 19 1893 he lived in Marion six years. A former constable he belonged to Iowa Consistory El Kabir Shrine Mt Herman lodge AF AM. Survived by wife Rose Comried Thomas married July 18 1916 son Clair Cedar Rapids two grandchildren and two brothers. Services at Cedar Memorial Chapel of Memories 2 pm Wednesday with cremation committal. Master Masons meet at Masonic hall 1 pm Wednesday.
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George C. Thomas
Cedar Rapids
Center Point
Marion
Iowa
el Kabir Shrine
Mt. Hermanlodge
Rose Comried Thomas
Clair
Dean
Royal
Chapel of Memories
Cedar Memorial Park
Dominic Loferski
Brush Chapel
Masonic Hall
Obituary for John M. Carroll of Cedar Rapids
John M. Carroll 21 of 601 McKinley street SE Cedar Rapids died Monday after a long illness. Born February 15 1942 in Cedar Rapids he is survived by his mother Katherine Carroll and brother Robert both of Cedar Rapids and grandmother Mrs Clara Lindsay of Marengo. His father Gerald Carroll died June 10 1961. Services at Immaculate Conception church at 9 am Wednesday with Rt Rev Msgr William Roach burial at Mt Calvary. Rosary at 8 pm Tuesday at Brady mortuary with friends welcome after 5 pm. Casket will remain closed.
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John M. Carroll
McKinley Street
Cedar Rapids
Katherine Carroll
Robert
Clara Lindsay
Marengo
Gerald Carroll
Immaculate Conception Church
William Roach
Mt. Calvary
Brady Mortuary
Death Notice of Ellen Horak in Canoga Park Calif
Ellen Horak 80 of Canoga Park California died Sunday. Former Cedar Rapids resident survived by husband J W Horak two daughters Mary and Hanora Horak six sons Jay Joe Charles Leo Jack and Jerry two brothers J P Conway and Joe F Conway Cedar Rapids. Services set for Tuesday in California.
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Ellen Horak
Canoga Park
Calif
Cedar Rapids
J. W. Horak
Mary
Hanora Horak
Jay
Joe
Charles
Leo
Jack
Jerry
J. P. Conway
Joe F. Conway
California
Death notices for J A Bert Cornthwaite of Maryland
J A Bert Cornthwaite 71 former Cedar Rapids resident died Saturday at his home near Mechanicsville Maryland Services will be held in Leonardtown Maryland at 1 p m Wednesday A Masonic service will be held at 8 p m at the Mattingley funeral home in Leonardtown Burial will be in Arlington National Cemetery
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J. A
Bert’ Cornthwaite
Cedar Rapids
Mechanicsville
Leonardtown
Mattingley
Arlington National Cemetery
Blast at Powder Plant Kills One
An explosion at Hercules Powder Co plant in Kenil New Jersey killed one employee and injured another. The blast shattered windows up to 10 miles away but the company said plant damage was negligible and it occurred in a building where nitroglycerin is produced.
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Kenil
N. J
Hercules Powder Co
No Decision On Rural Plan For Library Extension
Linn county supervisors and Cedar Rapids and Marion library reps met over a proposed one mill rural levy to fund free library use for rural residents. They failed to agree on distributing about 25000 dollars among six other county libraries and on including all libraries in the initial contract.
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Linn Board of Supervisors
Cedar Rapids
Marion
Anthony Scolaro
Henderson
Emmons
Scolaro
Henderson and Emmons
Church Picnic Moved to Ellis Park Pavilion
City briefs note a Presbyterian church picnic at 5 p.m. Wednesday will take place in the river pavilion at Ellis Park rather than Van Vechten Park as previously reported.
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First Presbyterian Church
Ellis Park
van Vechten Park
Patient-Nellie Frizelle Admitted at St Luke's Hospital
Patient Nellie Frizelle of 126144 Third Avenue SW is listed as a medical patient at St Luke's hospital with visitors permitted. Jaycees Executive Council of the Junior Chamber of Commerce will meet Tuesday at 7:30 PM in the Roosevelt hotel.
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Nellie Frizelle
Third Avenue
St. Luke’s Hospital
Jaycees
The
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Roosevelt Hotel
Haircut and Permanent Specials at Petite Salon
Advertisement announces haircuts for 1 dollar and permanents for 7.95 available Monday Tuesday and Wednesday only. Petite Salon contact EM 6-0511.
Canopus Club Meeting Highlights Czech Behind the Iron Curtain
Mrs Frank Melsha will present slides from Czechoslovakia behind the Iron Curtain at the Canopus Club noon meeting on Tuesday at the Embassy club. She will share scenes from her trip and discuss experiences abroad.
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Canopus Club
Embassy Club
Frank Melsha
Czechoslovakia
Iron Curtain
Potted Rosebush Sale and Community Notices
A Cedar Rapids column itemizes a 20 percent discount at Piersons Florists 1800 Ellis Blvd NW. It also notes a Baha I meeting at Maurine Augustine 202 Twenty Fourth Street SE with Samah HeLal discussing the Black Muslim movement. A Dairy Queen soda sale runs Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday. Two women, Katherine Fults and Brenda Britton, received 30 day suspended sentences for shoplifting at Spartan store. Sheriff Steve named honorary parade marshal for the Tournament of Drums parade August 10 with sidekick Saurdo assist.
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Francis V. Bowers
Maurine Augustine
Twenty-fourth Street
Samah HeLal
Katherine E. Fults
Route One
Cedar Rapids
Brenda J. Britton
Newton
Spartan
Steve
Kcrgtv
Drum and Bugle Corps
Saurdo
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Municipal
Mississippi
OMND
Cde
Coralville Lake
C.R
C. J. Vorel
Robert Smock
Harry Edleman
Norman Pollock
J. C. Manville
Milo L
Agnes Zeman
Kruckenberg
Shank
Nathan E. Strong
Midwest Oil Co
August Holmquist, Jr
John W
Alice Pizel
Louis L. Sanders
Helen Whitney
Anthony Abeln
Ruby Horak
Marian L. Barnes
James
Elaine Seger
J and R Motor Supply
John
Barbara Yeoman
Nordman Jewelers
Carl
Leora E
Leona Blake
Slavia Realty Co
Earl Beck
Allen Motor Co
William A
Bernice Hungerford
Schwietering and Wallis
Kirby Dry Wall
Mercy Hospital
Jess W
Dolores Martin
James V. Prouty
Betty M. Talkington
Anthony Animal Hospital
Ernest
Ruth Lane
McDonald Stevenson Ford
John A. Hamilton
Paul Albert
Louis Mumm
Fry and Holland
St. Luke's
Jo S. Drechster
Ellis Boulevard NW
William Schriever
D Avenue NW
Richard D. Chelikowski
Oakland Road NE
Butuan City
Philippines
Donald Bendewald
Bendewald
Paul Detlefsen
Fifteenth Street
B Avenue NE
Linwood Street
Fourth Street
Brandon
Lynn Pardon
St. Mary’s Church
Vinton
St. John’s Cemetery
Fry and Holland’s
Elgin
Mary Kaiser
Baptist Church
Muelenthaler’s
Hawkeye
Fred Bindert
Trinity Lutheran Church
Emerson's
Ossian — Vena Schweinefus
Schmitz
Columbus Junction
Thomas A. Todd
Columbus City
Stacy’s
Brooklyn
Allen Lynn Hendrickson
Marion Hendrickson
Madison Lutheran Church
Bramer’s
George Kirk
Alice
Alice Eub
Murdoch's
Soap Box Derby
Arnold Cherry
C. R. Stores
Board of Review of the City of
Leo C. Peiffer
ULM
Troans
Reds
Hesser
C. R. Man
Fohin E. Lapes
3Rd Ave
John Ely
Linn Solon
J. A. Cornthwaite
Dudley Henderson
Floyd Emmons
Sunshine Mission
Emof
Monstold Scolaro Mission
Second Avenue SE
Adv
Vets Hospital
Herbert H. Hess
Veterans Hospital
Springville
Lisbon
Coggon
Central City
Pierson’s Florists
Ellis Blvd
Dairy Queen Soda Sale
Beatty-Bearle
Turner
Turner’s
B. Turner & Son
Ave. S.E
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