Weather and notices from Friday data and July totals
The Daily Record lists high and low temperatures for numerous cities including Bismarck 82 54 and Chicago 88 67 with rainfall near .04 to .12 inches. Forecasts call for partly cloudy skies, cooler north, warmer east, and mostly sunny by Monday with seasonable temperatures. Obituaries and local notices follow with service times, and a string of traffic fines and suspensions are noted.
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Bismarck
Mineapolis
Chicago
N.orleans
Denver
New York
Duluth
Boise
L.angeles
Phoenix
Miami
Seattle
Soviet spy Dolnytsin key in Western purge disclosures
The article traces Dolnytsin’s defection from an allied country to Britain and his subsequent interrogation by British security. It credits him with exposing William Vassar and guiding inquiries into Harold Philby. Following his defection, a German source named a Soviet agent in West Germany and reports say five spy rings were broken up in eight weeks. The purge expanded, with Soviet agents recalled to Moscow and about 300 agents nationwide by May.
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Ing
U.S
North America
Central Intelligence Agency
United States
Britain
Dolnytsin
William Vassar
Admiralty
Harold Philby
Guy Burgess
Donald MacLean
Russia
Philby
Beirut
West Germany
Interior Ministry
Commonwealth
FBI
Moscow
Seven Killed in Highway Collision Near Iowa Falls
A two car crash at the intersection of highways 65 and 20 north of Iowa Falls killed Mrs. Spinler and injured six others. Among the injured were Mrs. Spinler’s children Barbara 17 Janice 14 and David 8 and Eugene E Hurd 41 of Alden and his sons William 18 and Leslie 20. Richardson escaped injury.
Fort Dodge man dies in crash at highway junction
A car truck crash at the junction of highways 5 and 17 west of Manson last Thursday claimed its second life. Paul Anderson 37 of rural Fort Dodge died in Luther hospital Saturday from crash injuries. Anderson drove a frozen food truck colliding with a car driven by Jess Amis 70 of Loveland Colorado Amis also died in the collision.
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Fort Dodge
Manson
Paul Anderson
Lutheran Hospital
Anderson
Jess Amis
Loveland
Colo
Theft Reported at Bethany Lutheran Church Office
The Rev. E. W. Waggazer of Bethany Lutheran Church 2202 Forest Drive SE reported to police that $52 was stolen from the church office over the past four days. About $45 came from a tobacco pouch in a lower desk drawer Friday and about $6.65 was taken from an envelope on his desk Tuesday.
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E. W. Waggazer
Bethany Lutheran Church
Forest Drive
Woman 28 reports attempted assault in Cedar Rapids
A 28 year old Cedar Rapids woman told police a dark haired man in his late twenties entered her car and tried to assault her while she drove home from work early Saturday. He drove an old car and asked directions to Iowa City before forcing her to the roadside at Second avenue and Seventh street W. She fled after he got into the car. the attack happened about 3 a.m.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa City
Second Avenue
Seventh Street
Beckwith Murder Defense Fund Winds Up Growth
The defense fund for Byron de la Beckwith, charged in the killing of civil rights leader Medgar Evers, is expanding, according to the fund’s attorney. The report notes increased contributions and ongoing fundraising efforts.
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Greenwood, Miss
Byron de la Beckwith
Medgar Evers
United DC-6 Lands Safely After Brake Failure
A United Airlines DC-6 carrying 51 passengers landed at Cedar Rapids Municipal Airport with no brakes after hydraulic pressure loss. Emergency vehicles arrived. a minor collision between a fire unit and a police car occurred at highways 30 and 218. Pilot Capt. W. R. Funk reported brake loss but guided the plane to a safe touchdown and the craft returned to Chicago this morning.
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United Airlines
Cedar Rapids Municipal
Jack Hines
Seventeenth Avenue
Fire i Department
Richard E. Tebbe
B Avenue NW
Hines
W. R. Funk
C. C. McIntyre
United
Chicago
Cedar Rapids
Betty Stone 31 Takes Her Life in Cedar Rapids Home
Cedar Rapids resident Betty June Stone 31 died by suicide with a shotgun Friday afternoon at her Franklin Avenue NE home. Linn County Medical Examiner Dr. Percy Harris ruled death self inflicted with a 12:55 p.m. time estimate. Survived by husband James F. Stone and four children, the family also includes siblings and her mother. Memorial services set for 3 p.m. Monday at Turner Chapel with burial at Cedar Memorial. daughter Sandy alerted authorities.
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Betty June Stone
Franklin Avenue
Linn County
Percy Harris
Hiawatha Man Hurt In Two-Car Accident
A 22-year-old Hiawatha man Ronald D. Satchett was treated at St Luke's after a two car crash at Third Avenue and First Street at 2 03 a m. He suffered a five inch laceration to his left arm and was charged with disobeying a traffic signal. Arnold D Harger of 1121 Hubbard Avenue NE also involved. Both are 22.
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Hiawatha
Third Avenue
First Street
St. Luke’s Hospital
Ronald D. Satchett
Arnold D. Harger
Hubbard Avenue NE
Satchett
Courthouse hears four plead on drunk driving charges
Four defendants from Mt. Vernon Marion Anamosa and Alburnett pled to drunken driving charges in district court. John C. Conner 54 of rural Mt. Vernon pled innocent to a third offense drunk driving after arraignment before Judge William Eads. Walter W. Nieland 62 of Marion pled guilty to a second offense and was fined 500 dollars. Clarence H. Dirks 45 of Anamosa pled guilty to a first offense and was fined 300 dollars. Ruth L. Bugg 46 pled innocent to a first offense.
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Mt. Vernon
Marion
Anamosa
Alburnett
John C. Conner
William Eads
Conner
Iowa
Twelfth Avenue SE
Walter W. Nieland
Sixth Avenue
B. J. Maxwell
Nieland
Seventh Avenue
Thirty-fifth Street
Linn County
Clarence H. Dirks
Eads
Dirks
Eighth Street
Ruth L. Bugg
Charles Penningroth
Twelfth Street
Mother Given Suspended Term in Stabbing Case
Mrs. Herman Schmidt of St. Paul Minnesota pleaded guilty to assault and battery for stabbing her husband with scissors on July 5 at Linn Junction near Cedar Rapids. Judge Penningroth imposed a 30 day suspended sentence after overruling objections to reducing the charge. Schmidt and her husband, parents of five, had been separated a week prior to the dispute over custody.
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Herman Schmidt
St. Paul
Minn
Charles Penningroth
Penningroth
Bob Matias
Charge of Desertion Denied by C R Man
Bailey Taylor of 908 Ninth Street SE pled innocent to a charge of desertion and abandonment of a minor child. He appeared before Judge William Eads and was released on a $1,000 bond to support the 9 year old son with monthly payments.
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Bailey Taylor
Ninth Street
Fridday
William Eads
Taylor
Linn County
Charge Dismissed Against Cedar Rapids Bartender
Wilbert Smid a 34 year old Cedar Rapids bartender had a charge of prohibited sales and advertisement dismissed by Judge B J Maxwell on county attorney recommendation. He was accused of serving beer to a minor at the 88 club on October 3 and pled not guilty on October 10.
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Cedar Rapids
B. J. Maxwell
Wilbert Smid
Bowling Street
Driver Involved In Four-Car Crash Friday Night
Salt Lake City motorist Gerald Young 23 suffered minor injuries in a four car mishap on Sixteenth Avenue SW and Eighteenth Street. Police charged him with failing to have his car under control. Billy Roberts 26 of Madrid was fined 10 dollars and costs for the same violation. Other drivers were Charles Sumner Englewood Colorado and Joseph Hostak 41 of 1540 Ninth Avenue SW. The crash occurred at 745 PM.
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Salt Lake City
Gerald Young
Young
Sixteenth Avenue
Eighteenth Street
Billy Roberts
Madrid
St. Luke’s Hospital
Roberts
Charles Sumner
Englewood, Colo
Joseph Hostak
Ninth Avenue SW
City Briefs and Local Notices Highlight Community Events
Junior Bar vice president election announced for Byron G. Riley Jr. in Des Moines. Local notices include bowling promos, a 1955 Immaculate Conception high school reunion set for July 20, a death in Cedar Rapids, and Grinnell College honors for Pamela Eschbach and Gary Wilson. Lifelong Cedar Rapids resident Robert A. Williams dies. funeral Monday. Steam locomotive 790 event at Hawkeye Downs Sunday.
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Byron G. Riley, Jr
Lynch, Dallas, Smith and Harman
Iowa State Bar Assn
Des Moines
Immaculate Conception High School
Pat Harrington
Pamela V. Eschbach
H. Johann Eschbach
Eighteenth Street
Gary R. Wilson
Lloyd R. Wilson
Bever Avenue
Grinnell College
State Mountain Folk Camp Forced to Close
In Rosman North Carolina Mountaineers burned a camp gym and shot at a bus amid reports of free love Nudity and integration at Summer lane leading to the camp's closure Police escort ferried 70 campers away after Friday's unrest Sheriff C R McCall said move to New Jersey was planned Some locals objected to alleged activities including Negro attendees and progressive school ties The Herald of Freedom a New York paper and its publisher Frank Capell are cited as influencing tensions
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Rosman
N. C
Blue Ridge Mountains
C. R. McCall
New Jersey
Summerlane
Summerhill
England
McCall
Herald of Freedom
New York
Frank Capell
Deaths Wallace A Mart 54 longtime Detroit area resident
Wallace Andrew Mart 54 formerly of Oakland and Economy Lumber employee died Friday in Zumbrota Minnesota after moving to Rochester two years ago. Born March 28, 1909 in South Dakota he belonged to Immaculate Conception church Knights of Columbus and served as Minnesota district deputy of the 4th Degree. Surviving wife Ruth E. Rogers son Roger Cedar Rapids and two grandchildren. Services at Immaculate Conception Church Tuesday 9 am with the parish rosary Monday 7:30 pm in Turner chapel and 8 pm Knights of Columbus night.
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Wallace Andrew Mart
Oakland
Rochester
Minn
Zumbrota
Mr. Mart
Economy ,Lumber Co
South Dakota
Mart
Immaculate Conception ‘Church
Knights of Columbus
Minnesota
Ruth E. Rogers
Roger
Cedar Rapids
Immaculate Conception Church
William A. Roach
Turner Chapel
Philadelphia approves birdproofing project for City Hall
The city announced a contractor may begin a $62,234 electrical birdproofing project at City Hall on Friday. The work aims to prevent birds from roosting and causing damage to electrical systems.
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Philadelphia
City Hall
Death of Mathilda Schaerer longtime Cedar Rapids resident
Mathilda Emma Schaerer widow of Gustav C Schaerer died at 6 30 a m Saturday after a long illness at age 76 Born March 14 1887 in Schleppe Germany she lived on 4206 Avenue NW with daughter Mrs Wayne England and another daughter Mrs Owen Darrow of Clear Lake She leaves four grandchildren nine great grandchildren and one brother Ernest Krause of Florida Her husband died June 10 1962 She was a member of Trinity Lutheran Church. Services 1 30 p m Tuesday.
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Robert A. Williams
Twentieth Street
Cedar Rapids
Clarice
Adel
Bert
Melbourne
Fla
Irvin
Lincoln, Neb
Chester
Herbert
Robert
Bertha
Brady Mortuary
Donald Cassper
Lovely Lane Methodist Church
Brady
Oak Hill Cemetery
Mathilda Emma Schuerer
Gustav C. Schuerer
Avenne
Schleppe
Germany
Wayne E. England
Owen W. Darrow
Clear Lake
Ernest Krause
Florida
Schaerer
Trinity Lutheran Church
Turner Chapel
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Former Cedar Rapids Woman Cecile Shaver Dies in Milwaukee
Word came of the death in Milwaukee Friday of Cecile K. Shaver 76 former Cedar Rapids resident and mother of I. H. Shaver 3430 E avenue NE. She leaves a daughter three sons a sister and 11 grandchildren and was a member of Eastern Star. Services at Ritters Funeral Home Milwaukee Monday at 10 a.m. Burial in Green Bay.
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Milwaukee
Cecile K. Shaver
Cedar Rapids
I. H. Shaver
E Avenue
Eastern Star
Ritters Funeral Home
Green Bay
Kennedy Civil Rights Claim Challenged by Governor
Supporters of Kennedy civil rights legislation dispute a Southern governor's assertion that Negro demonstrations are largely communist inspired. Senator Monroney stated the FBI will be asked for any information bearing on the governor's claim.
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Washington
Kennedy
Monroney
Dokla
FBI
Gov Barnett photo sparks civil rights debate in senate panel
Gov Barnett of Mississippi argued before the Senate Commerce Committee that a photo from a communist training school includes Martin Luther King. King dismissed the claim as ridiculous. Senator Magnuson warned the issue touches civil rights legislation and will be reviewed by Attorney General Kennedy.
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Barnett
Mississippi
Senate Commerce Committee
Martin Luther King
New York
King
Hart
Mich
Magnuson
Kennedy
The
Elks Club
John Birch Society
Five in Family Hurt in Crash on Eighth Ave SW
A Cedar Rapids woman Mrs Norman Kostka 29 and her four children were treated and released at Mercy hospital after a crash on Eighth Avenue Southwest near Rockford Road. Diane 10 Norman Jr 8 Linda 10 months and Mike 7 suffered minor injuries. Charles 4 was uninjured. The incident occurred Friday afternoon.
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Cedar Rapids
Eighth Avenue
Rockford Road
Mercy Hospital
Norman Kostka
Diane
Norman, Jr
Mike
Linda
St Olaf Church Plans 50th Anniversary Observance
St Olaf Lutheran church in West Union marks its 50th anniversary with Sunday services at 10:30 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. featuring former pastors and an anniversary sermon by Rev I B Sorensen. A noon fellowship dinner follows, with 15 new families joining under Pastor M C Thompson since 1959.
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West Union
St. Olaf Lutheran Church
M. C. Thompson
I. B. Sorensen
United Brethren Church
Ole Andresen
First Lutheran Church
Andresen
United Brethren Group
S. O. Heidahl
Mr. Andresen
Ole Shelveland
G. O. Mona
H. T. Braa
J. A. Quelle
E. O. Ulring
Ivan Vallem
Gerhard Belgum
Zion Lutheran Church
St. Olaf Church
Zion Lutheran
Thompson
Noelridge Baptist Addition Groundbreaking in Cedar Rapids
Noelridge Baptist Church in Cedar Rapids broke ground this week on a new educational unit measuring 40 by 66 feet. The addition will include classrooms a new foyer and a basement fellowship hall at an estimated cost of 60 000 dollars with Blahnik Construction Co handling the contract and plans drawn by Tom Barry of Cedar Rapids.
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Noelridge Baptist Church
Cedar Rapids
Blahnik Construction Co
Tom Barry
Capital crime rises 8.4 percent in year
Officials report Washington D C crime totals for the last 12 months reached 23 607 an 8.4 percent rise from the prior year.
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Washington
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George J. Whitters
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Center Point Road
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Marengo
Dennis G. Marsh
Beatrice L. Thomas
Terry Drive
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Washington Avenue
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Ninth Avenue
John R. Stull
Nineteenth Avenue
Ronald J. Aschbrenner
Forty-second Street
Billy W. Roberts
Robert R. Kinkead
Richard T. Putney
Grande Avenue
John L. Helm
Virgil D. Power
Twenty-second Avenue
Paul D. Ziemer
Vinton
Velma L. Conner
Arthur L. Ross
Richard Chamberlain
Philby Case
Richardson
Spinler
Beckwith
Betty Stone
Mrs. Stone
Austin
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San Antonio
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Billie Kutch
Houston
Bernard Olson
C.R. Man
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Jubilee Lanes
C. R. Bowall
Springville
Wienerschnitzel
Pierson’s Florists
Ellisblvd
Shriners
Embassy Club Room
Adv
Lou Keller
Hawkeye Downs
Purple Cow
First Avenue
State Mountain Folk Force Camp
Wallace A. Mart
Hesser
Mathilda Schuerer
Charles
John E. Lapes
3Rd Ave
E. O. Alring
Windom
Ivan H. Vallem
Camp Douglas
Wis
Norwegian Evangelical Lutheran Church
St. Olaf Lutheran
Noelridge Baptist Addition
Capital
John B. Turner
Ave
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