Weather and crime notes from a late summer day in 1963
The bulletin lists high and low temperatures for multiple cities including Bismarck, Minneapolis, Chicago, New Orleans, Denver, New York, Duluth, Los Angeles, Phoenix, and Seattle with precipitation figures. It forecasts clear to partly cloudy conditions through Wednesday, with highs in the 80s and 90s and scattered showers or thundershowers later. Police reports cover fines for various infractions, births and deaths, and local incidents with names and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bismarck
Mineapolis
Chicago
N. Orleans
Denver
New York
Duluth
Maha
L Angeles
Phoenix
Seattle
Kennedy backs voluntary talks on railroads plan
The White House press secretary outlined President Kennedy's support for peaceful resolution of railroad issues and described Goldberg as a proposed mediator. Salinger noted the idea originated with Kennedy and that Goldberg agreed during a Monday night phone call. The justice is currently visiting Puerto Rico.
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Goldberg
Salinger
Kennedy
Justice
Puerto Rico
Synod Delays Action on FCC Regulation Statement
The General Synod of the United Church of Christ postponed a decision on a statement urging stricter FCC oversight of television and radio. A spokesman said the issue would be revisited before meetings end as more study time was requested. The body also created a committee to lead its campaign against racial discrimination with Rev. Nicholas Hood of Plymouth United Church of Christ in Detroit named to head it. The synod approved establishing the denomination's national headquarters in New York, defeating a move to move to Philadelphia.
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Denver
UPI
General Synod of the United Church of Christ
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Nicholas Hood
Plymouth United Church of Christ of Detroit
New York
Philadelphia
Soviets Refuse to Quit Talks as Khrushchev Skips Moscow
The statement warns against aggravating relations while Soviet actions are seen as unfriendly yet aimed at avoiding deepening tensions. It notes Khrushchev did not accompany Spaak to Moscow and has not indicated a return from Kiev, signaling continued discussions despite delays.
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Khrushchev
Spaak
Moscow
Kiev
Farm Boy Hurt In Wagon Fall Run Over
Os sian Kenneth Zei bohmer, 14, son of Mr and Mrs Ted Zeibohmer, was listed in fair condition at Postville hospital Tuesday with internal injuries after falling from a farm wagon and being run over Monday.
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Ossian
Kenneth Zeibohmer
Ted Zeibohmer
Postville Hospital
Mississippi Negro Registration Books Close Sparks Civil Rights Debate
In Jackson Mississippi registration books closed abruptly amid a civil rights drive led by Rev. R L T Smith. Officials cite staff workload ahead of the August 6 Democratic primary with 138 names on the ballot. Voters must be registered four months before a general election to vote.
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Jackson
Miss
Mississippi
R. L. T. Smith
Hinds County
H. S. Ashford
Ashford
Record July Cold Hits Northern States From Minnesota to New England
A nationwide July cold snap brought frost and light freezes from Minnesota to New England. Kane Pennsylvania registered 30 degrees the fourth 30s reading this week, Whiteface Mountain hit 31, and multiple towns in New York, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, Vermont, Ohio, Michigan set record lows for the date. New York City dropped to a record cool 54 after a week of 93.
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Minnesota
New England
Kane
Ice Box
Pennsylvania
Whiteface Mountain
Adirondacks
Bradford
Emporium
Arcade
New York
Oneonta
Albany
Rochester
N.Y
Worcester
Mass
Burlington
Pittsburgh
Akron
Columbus
Ohio
Flint
Lansing
Mich
New York City
Bank sues to recover 1400 of 1800 mis deposited funds
The Merchants National Bank seeks to recover 1400 dollars after depositing 1800 dollars into the Fifth Street grocery account in Cedar Rapids. The store's proprietors withdrew funds before the error was found, with deposits totaling 600 dollars each on May 17 and an 18.54 check clearance. The bank says the true balance was 81.48 dollars, and that 1200 dollars cash was cashed on June 6. The bank claims 1408.60 remains due after seizing 391.40.
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Merchants National Bank
Cedar Rapids
Nemers
Everett S. Nemer
Boy Caught in Mailbox Surprise Hide and Seek
In Birmingham a boy named Kev was found inside a pillar mailbox after the door closed on him during hide and seek. A police officer and postman freed him, and Kev quipped that next time he climbs in a postal box he must remember the three-penny stamp.
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Kevin Spearn
Kevin
Six killed in three car and bus collision on parkway
In Pittsburgh an AP report states six people died Tuesday in a crash involving three cars and a bus on a parkway. Five victims were in one car and another in a second, with one more person injured. The bus occupants were unharmed and the cars caught fire after the collision.
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Pittsburgh
Action Deferred On License for Sportsman Club
The board of supervisors tabled a liquor license application by the Sportsman’s Club, citing errors in the filing. Virginia Nemecek, club president, led the patch, with questions about bond amounts and a related beer permit issued to C. J. Nemecek. Officials will consult the state liquor commission to determine eligibility and whether the license can be issued to Virginia.
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Sportsman Club
Board of Supervisors
Sportsman’s Club
Virginia Nemecek
Waubeek
Wendy Oaks
Anthony Scolaro
John Burrill
C. J. Nemecek
Virginia
Nemecek
State Liquor Commission
Mystery Noises Blamed on Boys With Firecrackers
Deputies believe recent farm noises near Loren Port's Waubeek area were caused by two 17 year old boys with firecrackers. The suspects were questioned and released as using firecrackers is illegal only when exploded, not merely possessed.
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Waubeek — Linn
Loren Port Farm
Waubeek
Port
Gene Clatterbuck
Clatterbuck
Springville
Lyle Shook
Donovan Wright
Port Farm
Central City
Four Charged As Drunk Drivers In Eastern Iowa
Four eastern Iowa men faced district court on Monday with charges of drunk driving including a fifth offense for John C. Conner. Conner, 54, of rural Mt. Vernon, has four prior convictions and faces a third offense count after a Friday arrest on Twelfth Avenue SE. Roy O. Rolison, 59, pled not guilty to a second offense drunk driving, stemming from a crash near Mt. Vernon on Highway 150. Carl D. Stoler, 37, of La Porte City, was fined $300 for a first offense after a Wednesday Cedar Rapids arrest. Other case details include prior convictions and arraignments.
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Iowa
John C. Conner
Mt. Vernon
Conner
Twelfth Avenue SE
Roy O. Rolison
1604
Eighth Avenue SE
B. J. Maxwell
Rolison
Abbe Creek
Carl D. Stoler
la Porte City
William Eads
Stoler
Cedar Rapids
Suspended Sentence Given to Phillip G Gentz
Phillip G Gentz a 21 year old resident of Manchester received a six month suspended sentence on Monday from Judge Charles in a court proceeding.
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Phillip G. Gentz
Manchester
Charles
Gazette ad cancellation remark ends sale attempt
Mr. L Hines canceled a Gazette want ad claiming it was a good way to sell things. The terse remark ends the listing without further details or follow up.
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Mr. L. Hines
Anamosa Man Charged After Sunday Arrest in Marion
Clarence H. Dirks, 45, of Anamosa, was charged following a Sunday 1:45 a.m. arrest at Seventh Avenue and Eighth Street in Marion. He has not yet been arraigned on the charge.
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Clarence H. Dirks
Anamosa
Marion
Seventh Avenue
Eighth Street
Dirks
Two Men Sentenced for Contempt in Linn County Court
Judge B J Maxwell sentenced Joseph Hivel to ten days and Welder W Schultz to three days for contempt of court in Linn County. Schultz had the sentence suspended if he finds work provides support to his wife and abides by an injunction. Hrvol received a ten day suspended term for failing to pay child support and failing to return his son Carl from Chicago. authorities report the boy remains missing and Hrvol claims no knowledge of his whereabouts.
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Linn County
B. J. Maxwell
Joseph Hivel
Avenue NE
Welder
W. Schultz
Hiawatha
Hrool
Carl
Chicago
Hrvol
Maxwell
Des Moines
Pleads Innocent to False Pretense Charge
Richard Sabins 24 of 113 A avenue NE pled innocent to a false pretense charge arraigned before Judge Charles Penningroth. His trial was set for next Monday. He allegedly bought a 1957 model car May 16 from Allen Motor Co Cedar Rapids with a $650.75 check drawn on First Trust and Savings Bank without an account at the bank.
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Richard Sabins
Avenue NE
Charles Penningroth
Sabins
Allen Motor Co
Cedar Rapids
First Trust and Savings Bank
Robert E Ford Appeals Assessment on Cedar Rapids Home
Robert E Ford filed an appeal in district court challenging the city assessor's $9180 valuation on his residence at 3317 First Avenue SW. The protest was first made May 6 to the Cedar Rapids board of review and denied June 7.
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First Avenue
Robert E. Ford
Ford
Cedar Rapids
Deaths James A. Zeman 24
James A. Zeman 24, a former resident of Shellsburg and Cedar Rapids, died Saturday in a San Francisco hospital. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Leon Zeman of Richmond California. Surviving are a sister Mrs Benjamin Nolan and a brother Robert.
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James A. Zeman
Shellsburg
Cedar Rapids
San Francisco
Leon Zeman
Richmond
Calif
Benjamin Nolan
Robert
Obituary Notices for Carroll and George C Thomas
John M Carroll funeral Wednesday at 9 in Immaculate Conception Church by Msgr Wm Roach. Burial Mt Calvary. Friends may call at Brady mortuary. George C Thomas cremation to be arranged with Memorial Chapel Cedar Memorial. service Wednesday at 2 by Rev Dominic Loferski. Friends may call at Brosh chapel.
Bacteria Count Drops in Cedar River After Peak
Cedar river coli form bacteria levels fell sharply after a peak of seven million per 100 milliliters. City lab said samples Sunday and Monday measured 24 000, down from Saturday s peak. Officials cited rain dilution and cooler temperatures as factors in the decline. River height rose from 3 47 feet Friday to 4 13 feet Tuesday at 8 am.
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Cedar River
City Waterworks Laboratory
City Briefs and Events Across Morristown
Local notices announce a Coin Club gathering Wednesday at 7 30 PM in the Sheraton Morristown. Marion Ridiculous Days offer bargains Thursday and Friday. An Optimists meeting features a Masters golf movie Thursday at noon at the Roosevelt. A Quaker Oats plant tour Wednesday at 6 15 PM includes dinner at the Roosevelt with free rides and shopping from downtown merchants.
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Roosevelt
Roosevelt Hotel
Annual Traffic Outing Scheduled by Chamber of Commerce
The Outing-Transportation bureau of the Chamber of Commerce schedules its annual traffic outing for Sept. 10 with chairman William B. Cass. Dairy Queen sodas or floats available at 19 cents today through Thursday as an Adv. note. A lawn mower valued at $25 was reported stolen from the cellar entryway of Ross Wilson’s home at 417 Eighteenth Street SE. Country Cobbler Shoe Store at Lindale Plaza will be closed Tuesday until 6 p.m. to prepare for their semi.
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Transportation Bureau of the Chamber of Commerce
William B. Cass
Dairy Queen
Ross Wilson
Eighteenth Street
Lindale Plaza
Royal visit highlights Greek Cyprus tensions and police security
Demonstrators in mourning sashes protest Greece as Queen and Prince Philip arrive at Gatwick aboard a chartered jet. Police shield the royal party on arrival and during a train trip to Victoria station, guarding bridges and overpasses to prevent interference amid Cyprus dispute strains.
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Britain
Militant Committee of 100
Greece
Gatwick
Prince Philip
Panayotis Pipinelis
Victoria Station
Cyprus
Year in Jail for Oelwein Man on Larceny Charge
West Union Tom Saw yer of Oelwein was sentenced to a year in Fayette county jail on a larceny charge.
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West Union
Tom Sawyer
Oelwein
Fayette County
Annual nickel sale and foreign trade dinner planned
Foreign Trade Commerce annual dinner for the planning committee will be held Thursday at 6 p.m. at Holiday Inn. Activities for the coming season will be set. Also promoting gifts, D&S Glass Co. advertises framed and Venetian mirrors.
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The
Foreign Trade Bureau of the
Chamber of Commerce
Holiday Inn
Marion liquor licenses issued this week
Iowa liquor control commission granted licenses to several entities including the Class C Commercial Armory Ballroom in Marion for 1000 dollars to Peter C. Pirillo, Sportsmen in rural Hazleton for 1000 dollars, the Class A Bona Fide Clubs at Wapsipinicon Golf Club in Independence for 300 dollars, and Indian Creek Country Club in Marion for 500 dollars.
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Marion
Peter C. Pirillo
Wapsipinicon Golf Club
Independence
Indian Creek Country Club
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C.R. Weather
Municipal Airport
Richard P. Schilling
Seventh Street
Gary E. Griffin
H Avenue
Larry Biderman
James B. Dougherty
Nineteenth Street
Dallas H. Roseberry
Newhall
Alan F. Maurer
Wilton Junction
Charles A.heiden
Thirtieth Street
James D. Cummins
Seventeenth Street
Phillip C. Winkler
Second Avenue
John L. Watters
Donald W. Smith
Stanwood
Ned
William P. Burke
Mt. Vernon Road SE
Carl *. Puckett
Rosedale
Mt. Vernon Road
Carl J. Puckett
Jack Noble
James J. Humphrey
Baton Rouge
Orville W. Hall
Postville
Daniel C. Sullivan
LaCrosse
St. Bridget’s Church
Cewevea
Schutte’s. McGregor
Davenport
C.R
Thomas Leso
Edgewood Read
Edwin Carlson
Chelsea
Gene Henderson
Ellis Boulevard
Scotty Diveley
Dale Weaver
Raymond Franklin
St. Luke's
Len E. Biella
Park Avenue SE
Leonard Kroemer
Lowden
Jack W. Snetzler
Oakland Road NE
Jan D. Esch
Stephen R. Robinson
Washington Avenue
Louis L. Westbrook
E Street
Richard S. Lund
E Avenue NE
James van Denover
van Denovers
Robert W. Hach
Winifred H. Hach
H. Pierce Alexander
Nadine E. Alexander
Bessie M. Frady
John H. Frady
Martha Ann Beaver
Arvie D. Beaver
Sybil L. Parkins
Donald L. Parkins
Patricia Ann Beltz
Robert E. Beltz
Carolyn Schlicht
Francis R. Schlicht
Dennis Callas
Diane Wyatt
Gordon L. Bryan
Connie Kimble
James Howe
Sheron Kingsbury
Dean S. Warner
Dorothy Spicka
Larry Foley
Mardonna Rutenbeck
Wendell Weeks
Dolores Conner
Walter Phillips, Jr
Jeanette R. Phillips
Darryl LaGrange
Sharon Blessing
Kurt Winfield
Hazel Butterfield
Vinton
Merle Foote
Burnside
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Leo Rensch
Karen Klosterman
Harold Drive
Linwood Street
Fourth Avenue
First Street
Eighth
Twelfth Avenues
Sixteenth Street
First Avenue SE
Edward F. Bock
Twelfth Avenue
Naify Dingle
Susan M. Collins
Fifth Avenue
Everett W. Schilling
Emerald Avenue
Raymond R. Neumeyer
Sunrise Trailer Court
James A. Kattmeir
Avenue
Harold G. Athey
Cox Avenue
Patricia L. Bridges
Ford Avenue
Charles W. Christensen
Wilson Avenue
William L. Blakeslee
Twentyfirst
James H. Vauslin
Ethel M. Crail
Thirty-third Street
Shirley A. Kouba
Alburnett
James Parizek
Fourth Street
Walter J. Binney
Twenty-seventh Street
Richard A. Wood
Twenty-fourth Street
Robert P. Johnston
Twelfth Street
Rosalind G
Reds
Beatty-Bearle
Funeral Home
Teahen Funeral Home
First Ave
6Th St
Associated Press
Courthouse News
Tony Nemer
Fifth Street
Fifth Street NW
Penningroth
Gentz
Roy
Birmingham
England
Monahan
Stewart
1St Ave
J. Stewart
H. Lloyd Miller
John
Dorothy M. King
Donald Barnes
B Avenue NE
Collins
Elizabeth
Don Liston
Cecilia Kelp
Linda S. Brody
Ronald R. Brody
Margaret L. Callahan
James M. Callahan
Gazette
John E. Lapes
3Rd Ave
Turner’s
Turner's
John B. Turner & Son
Second Ave. S.E
Empire
Coin Club
Sheraton-Montrose Hotel
Adv
Jerry Voldingh
Philip
D&s Glass Co
Olive Seymour
Los Angeles
St. Luke’s Hospital
Third Avenue SE
Marion Liquor Licenses
Hesser
Order OF the Golden Rule
Murdoch
Walker
Center Point
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