Weather Forecast and Obituary Notices From Daily Record
Weather forecast shows generally fair conditions with warmer northwest and highs in the 70s to upper 80s across regions. The page also lists numerous funeral notices across towns including Amana, Swisher, Williamsburg, Elgin, Muehlenthaler’s, Tama, Iowa City, and Waukon with service times and locations.
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Amana
Jacob Benzinger
Shellsburg
Charles F. Rambo
Christian Church
Urbana
Fry and Holland
Swisher
Peter F. Michal
Janebas
Cedar Rapids
Williamsburg
Colleen F. Bullers
Los Angeles
Jones
Friends Church
New Providence
Elgin
Leo Dennler
Methodist Church
Muehlenthaler’s
Belle Plaine
Harry Swalm
Bethany Evangelical Church
Hrabek’s
Tama
William Keup
Mason’s
Iowa City
Richard Hoffey
St. Wenceslaus
Osary
McGovern’s
Funeral Services for Clarence Rogers and Others
Funeral services held for Clarence O Beatty Beurle at 1 30 Monday conducted by Rev Warren L Feller of Trinity Methodist. Burial at Linwood Lahue Wilbert Dick Beatty Beurle with burial at Cedar Memorial and military honors. Huntington Helen Knapp Turner chapel service at 1 30 Monday with burial in Union Cemetery Columbus Ohio. The casket will not be opened after the service. Anderson Lillis Floyd Turner chapel service at 3 Monday with burial Cedar Memorial cemetery.
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Anderson
Lillis Floyd Turner
A. H. Gerst
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Kennedy appoints first Black to labor post in inter national affairs
President Kennedy named George L. P. Weaver to succeed George Cabot Lodge as assistant secretary of labor for international affairs. Weaver, 49, is the first Negro to be named an assistant secretary. Robert C. Weaver, also a Negro, is Kennedy's federal housing administrator. the two men are not related.
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Hyannisport, Mass
Kennedy
George L. P. Weaver
George Cabot Lodge
Rep. Smith
Defense Departments
Berlin Threat Prompts U S Plans To Strengthen Europe
The article notes that a fundamental challenge to Berlin could trigger war on a large or limited scale. It states the Kennedy administration is urgently weighing steps to bolster the U S and allied military position in Europe due to grave dangers.
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Berlin
Kennedy
U.S
Europe
Gazette publication details and mailing information
The Cedar Rapids Gazette announces its publishing details and mailing information at 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa indicating class postage paid. This notice confirms establishment and distribution particulars for readers and mailers.
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E Gazette Co
Third Ave
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Avics
Iowa
Gazette Carrier Rates and Service Restrictions
Subscription rates are listed per week and per month with annual options. The notice notes six issues cost $1.10 monthly or a yearly rate, and specifies that mail delivery is not available in towns that have Gazette carrier service.
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Ierition
Igtes
Local AP News Teases Segregation of Publications
The Associated Press issue mentions exclusive rights for local news prints and related distribution. It indicates separation of AP content across regional outlets and the broader wire service’s role in supplying material.
Patrolman Wilke Kidnap Probe Grows in Iowa
Iowa investigators and southern county officers scoured area for clues after Patrolman Wilke vanished. A patrol car was found abandoned on highway 65 near Derby with witnesses seeing it later, while hundreds of officers volunteers and aircraft joined the search. Wilke’s family rushed to the scene as the safety commissioner planned dawn efforts and potential FBI involvement.
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Wilke
Iowa Bureau of Investigation
Iowa
Chariton
Pesch
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Clair Throckmorton
Jim Babcock
Derby
Avoca
Ernest Anderson
Lucas
Kennedy and Advisers End Berlin Talks Aboard Marlin
President Kennedy and three top aides spent nearly five hours discussing Germany and Berlin, joined by Jacqueline Kennedy on a weekend cruise aboard the Marlin off Dead Neck Island. No details were released as Khrushchev stirred tensions with a peace conference proposal.
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Hyannisport
Mass
Kennedy
Germany
Berlin
Southeast Asia
Nantucket ‘Sound
Marlin
Sunny Sound
Dean Rusk
Robert S. McNamara
Maxwell B. Taylor
Dead Neck Island
McNamara
Taylor
Rusk
Jacqueline
Caroline K
Crashes Leave Four People Injured In Two Accidents
Police report two Saturday morning crashes injuring four people. Edward Sturgis’s southbound car on Center Point road collided with Dale Maas’s eastbound car on First avenue. Maas faces a failure to yield charge. In the Cedar Rapids area collision on highway 150 near Mt. Vernon involved Beverly Stark Weather and Allen Marcum. Marcum charged for losing control.
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Center Point Road
Edward Sturgis
West Post Rd
First Ave
Dale Maas
Cave
Jeff Sturgis
West Post Road
Lester Davis
Elkton
John Sturgis
Laurel
Del
St. Luke’s
Maas
Beverly Starkweather
Mt. Vernon
Allen Marcum
Cedar Rapids
Marcum
Mrs. Hemingway challenges Hemingway death anecdotes in AP interview
Mrs. Hemingway, fourth wife of the late Ernest Hemingway, grants an Associated Press interview to address historical inaccuracies in early accounts of his death by gunshot. She disputes suicide theories, says no gun cleaning occurred, and describes the hours before the incident as not indicating despair.
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Bahamas
Hemingway
Associated Press
Mountain
Ray McGoldrick
Bethlehem Mayor Luncheon in Washington and Cedar Rapids
Bethlehem Mayor Mussallam accompanied by Costa Rica radio executive Carlos Cordova and interpreter from Chile join a state department visit in Cedar Rapids. The group toured the city with Cedar Rapids officials and chamber executives after a Saturday luncheon hosted by Rep. James Bramwell. Mussallam plans departure to San Francisco Sunday morning.
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Bethlehem
Costa Rica
Chile
Cedar Rapids
State Department
Washington
Roosevelt Hotel
James Bramwell
Ayoub,Mussallam
Jordan
Conference of Mayors
Clinton
Dubuque
Carlos Cordova
Mussallam
Lawa
Harold Templeman
Bramwell
Robert Caldwell
Chamber of Commerce
Caldwell
James Meaghan
Cordova and
Templeman
Meaghans
Mussallams
Bethlehem Chamber of Commerce
San Francisco
Center
Ayoub Mussallam
Doctor Changes Identity for Protection
A physician adopts a new identity to shield himself from danger as the lawman program airs tonight at 7:30 on KCRG TV 9 featuring coverage of the safety issue and the decision.
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Lawman
Kcrg-Tv
Camp Fire Girls Race Omission Noted at Camp Hitaga
Jill Choosky of 1323 Hinkley Ave NW was omitted from the list of girls who participated in the water race during the Camp Fire Girls annual riding show Saturday at Camp Hitaga.
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Jill Choosky
Hinkley Ave
Camp Fire Girls
Camp Hitaga
Demos Honor Ely at Dinner To Raise Cash
Linn county Democrats honored the lone party winner last November at a $10 plate dinner to bolster the 1962 campaign. U S Rep Neal R Smith, Sen C Edwin Gilmour, and Rep John M Ely Jr spoke. County chair J D Weimer urged renewed effort as party loyalists remembered Linn county Democrat dies Mekota. The event at the Sheraton Montrose drew about 150.
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Demos
Ely
Linn County
Neal R. Smith
Des Moines
Edwin Gilmour
Grinnell
John M., Ely, Jr
Cedar Rapids
J. D. Weimer
U. S
Rep. Smith
Joseph Mekota
Atttorney
Democrat
Secord
Charles Murphy
Dubuque
Sheraton-Montrose
GM Probes Union Charge Of Cheating On Line Speeds
GM will investigate union charges that assembly lines have been cheated to speed production. Leonard Woodcock of the UAW demanded standards while Louis Seaton of GM said the union had not documented the claims. A plant by plant check will be conducted with a later GM report addressing automation and job impact.
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Detroit
General Motors Corp
Leonard Woodcock
United Auto Workers
Louis G. Seaton
Seaton
JFK Plans Cape Cod Return Flight Monday
President Kennedy will fly back to Washington Monday ending his second weekend on Cape Cod. Press Secretary Pierre Salinger said the schedule has the president boarding a helicopter at his summer home at 7:55 a.m. EST for the trip.
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White House
Berlin
Marlin
Kennedy
Nikita Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Pierre Salinger
Khrushchev
Germany
Kremlin
Hyannisport
Mass
Washington
Cape Cod
Springville Man Arraigned in Marion Court
William Cole a 27 year old Springville man was arraigned in Justice of the Peace M H Biddicks court in Marion on an assault and battery charge. Bremer 78 of Springville filed charges after being assaulted at the Springville dump on Saturday afternoon. Deputies said the men argued over dumping procedures leading to a scuffle and Cole was released pending trial Monday.
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Springville
William Cole
Justice of the Peace
M. H Biddick
Marion
Cole
Lewis F. Bremer
Bremer
Linn County Sheriff's
Linn County Sheriff's Suffice
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Center Point
Tracy Everhart
Lincoln Way Et
Dean Owens
Palo
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25Th Ave
Kenneth LaHew
Walker
Eugene Hogan
Pine Ave
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Southland St
Kenneth Cooper
34Th St. NE
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37Th Ave
James Corcoran
Danbury St
Elmer Kelly
Ave. NW
Alexander Wery
36Th St
Wayne Spencer
Harbert Ave
Dale Peck
A Ave NW
Charles A. Whipple
Oakland Cemetery
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Roy Lyster
Thornburg
St. Luke's
Labor Department
The
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Walter R. Mears
Jackie
Salinger
A. C.R
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Maxwell Taylor
Robert McNamara
Brady Mortuary
Fifth Avenue
John B. Turner & Son
Murdoch Funeral Homes
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Gilmour
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Norman Erbe
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