Weather and notices from Cedar Rapids area forecast
The bulletin lists daily highs and lows across several cities with precipitation notes and forecasts for Tuesday night and Wednesday. It includes temperatures for Bismarck through New York, Duluth, Omaha, Los Angeles, Phoenix, Miami, Seattle, and local noon readings. It also reports births listed by Mercy on July 15 and various local incidents, speeding fines, license violations, and suspensions from Cedar Rapids with names and addresses.
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Bismarck
Mineapolis
Chicago
N.orleans
Denver
New York
Duluth
Omaha
L. Angeles
Phoenix
Miam
Seattle
Vinton Advances Sewage Plant Ahead of Schedule
Mayor Paul F. Greene notes Vinton improved its treatment plant without compulsion and completed the project early. Engineer George Ahrens confirms all required work was done and the facility has operated satisfactorily since December 1962.
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Paul F. Greene
Vinton
George Ahrens
Howard R. Green Co
Ahrens
Waterloo
Gazette
Contractor Arrested in Bank Shortage Case in Indiana
FBI agents arrested Ernest W. Mullins Jr., a Northbrook contractor, on charges tied to an alleged $800,000 shortage at Farmers State Bank of Brookston. Glen Garrett, bank cashier since 1945, faces accusations over a $30,000 CD issued without authority and the two men allegedly collaborated in the deal. Garrett, free on $5,000 bond, says the FBI estimate is too high.
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Chicago
FBI
Northbrook
Ill
Farmers State Bank
Brookston
Ind
Ernest W. Mullins, Jr
Mullins
Glen Garrett
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Federal Reserve System
Garrett
Calvin Howard
Garrott
John F. Garrott
I. Floyd Garrett
Battle Ground
State Budget Commission
Injured Girl Returns Home After City Hall Fall
Linda L. Walker, 19, who fell 18 feet down an elevator shaft at city hall on June 29, has returned home from St. Luke's hospital. Major injuries included a collapsed lung and broken ribs as she recuperates over the summer. she is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Roy L Walker of 154 Nineteenth Street NW.
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Linda L. Walker
City Hall
St. Luke’s Hospital
Miss Walker
Roy L. Walker
Nineteenth Street NW
Obituary Notices From Iowa Cities
Manchester Ada Wendel 79 services Wednesday at 2 Methodist church Gill's Iowa City Sarah Elkins 87 burial Kirksville Missouri Iowa City Mabel Wright 71 services Thursday at 2 Cathout's Belle Plaine Pertha Osborn 81 services Thursday at 10 30 Peffer's Anamosa Carlos Herr 86 services Thursday at 2 Goettsch's
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Manchester
Ada Wendel
Methodist Church
Gill’s
Iowa City
Sarah Elkins
Kirksville
Mabel Wright
Cathout’s
Belle Plaine
Pertha Osborn
Peffer’s
Anamosa
Carlos Herr
Goettsch’s
Indian Delegation Heads to Russia and Czechoslovakia
An Indian weapons seeking delegation departed New Delhi on Tuesday for a three week tour of Russia and Czechoslovakia. The group plans talks amid a chorus of harsh rhetoric from Western powers about communism and the Chinese party.
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U S
Russia
India
Yugoslavia
Communist Party of China
New Delhi
Moscow
Czechoslovakia
Beat Formidable Odds for Twins
Mrs Harold Moore of Chester Virginia surprised the odds by delivering twin girls in Petersburg on Sunday night. Her family has produced twins in four generations spanning more than a century, with the man odds at 57 309 761 to 1. The father works as a chemical firm engineer and was away. The Moores also have an older daughter Diane four. The twins are named A and B.
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Petersburg
Harold Moore
Moores
Diane
U S Canada to Shut 28 DEW Radar Stations
The United States and Canada will close 28 of the 68 distant early warning radar stations along the Arctic DEW line. Eight Alaska and 20 Canada sites are affected, with 123 Canadian and 60 American employees reassigned. The system remains capable of warning of an attack if needed.
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Washington
UPI
United States
Canada
Arctic
Alaska
Aleutian Islands
Greenland
Iceland
Federal Electric Co
U.S. Air Force
Baton Rouge Visit Triggers Denunciation of Sit-ins
In Baton Rouge Rev. C. C. Addison archbishop of the African Universal Church denounces sit-ins and mass demonstrations as harming his people. He spoke during a visit to the Louisiana sovereignty commission, watchdog on segregation for the state, urging restraint and order.
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New York
C. C. Addison
African Universal Church
Baton Rouge
Louisiana Sovereignty Commission
Cedar Rapids youth fined for reckless driving after girl rides hood
Robert C. Davenport, 17, pled guilty to reckless driving for driving south on Blakely boulevard SE with Colleen Ballard riding on the hood. He surrendered his license for 60 days and paid a $25 fine. Ballard, 15, suffered severe facial injuries but is in good condition at Mercy hospital.
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Cedar Rapids
Robert C. Davenport
Twenty-fourth Avenue
Blakely Boulevard
Colleen Ballard
Davenport
Miss Ballard
Mercy Hospital
Deaths Rites Thursday For Kent Hayes
Funeral services for Kent J. Hayes and his wife Rose of Cedar Rapids follow a three car crash near Spirit Lake. The rites will be held at St. Patrick's Church in Cedar Rapids with burial at Mt. Calvary Cemetery. Hayes born December 23 1902 and employed by Wilson and Co. Surviving family includes his mother and sister. Rose Hayes born October 17 1907 in Ossian and married June 22 1940 in Cedar Rapids. Surviving relatives include a brother and seven sisters.
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Kent J. Hayes
Thirteenth Street NW
Spirit Lake
St. Patrick’s Church
J. Robert McDonald
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Brady Mortuary
Mr. Hayes
Newhall
Wilson and Co
Cedar Rapids
Nellie Hayes
Ellen Miller
Hayes
Rose Schissel
Ossian
Ralph Schissel
R. G. Schupanitz
John Kelly
Clermont
Charles Rothmeyer
Calmar
Lumir Bena
Paul Bibby
William Weaver
J. J. Schneberger
Henry J. Roth dies of heart attack in Cedar Rapids
Henry J. Roth 511 Seventh Street SE died at his home Monday from a heart attack. A paint contractor for 35 years, he retired in Cedar Rapids. Survived by wife A Marian Melsha and brother William of Seattle. He was a World War I veteran and life member of Union 447 and Hanford Post of the American Legion. Services at Kuba funeral home Friday with time to be announced. callers welcome after 7 Wednesday.
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Henry J. Roth
Seventh Street
Cedar Rapids
A. Marian Melsha
William
Seattle
Wash
Brotherhood of Painters, Decorators and Paperhangers Union
Hanford Post
American Legion
Walter A. Davis Former Cedar Rapids Resident Dies
Walter A. Davis who moved to New York from Cedar Rapids in March died July 8 at his Farmingdale home. Services were held last Wednesday and burial took place at Evergreen Cemetery in Brooklyn. In Cedar Rapids he lived with his son and daughter in law Walter R. Davis and his wife at 294 Thunderbird road SE.
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Walter A. Davis
New York
Cedar Rapids
Farmingdale
Evergreen Cemetery
Brooklyn
Davis
Walter R. Davis
Thunderbird Road
Cedar Rapids Siblings listed in obituary notice
The obituary notes brothers Emil Obed and Porter of Cedar Rapids and Milo of Lisbon along with three sisters Mrs Carl Thompson and Mrs Marvin Ford both of Cedar Rapids and Mrs Richard Farmer of San Francisco. Services are planned for Friday at Benson.
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Emil
Obed
Porter
Cedar Rapids
Milo
Lisbon
Carl Thompson
Marvin Ford
Richard Farmer
San Francisco
Benson
Obituaries and funeral services listed for several individuals
Multiple funeral notices detail Wednesday services at churches including Immaculate Conception and St Matthew's with burials at Mt Calvary Cedar Memorial and IOOF Cemetery. Names include Genevieve Whelan Austie Tomec Ted Vernimont Elizabeth Louise Moes and others with callers at Brady Mortuary and Monahan Stewart funeral home.
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Whelan
Genevieve
Immaculate Conception
William A. Roach
Mt. Calvary
Brady Mortuary
Tomec
Austie
Ioof
Victor
Vernimont
Ted
St. Matthew’s Church
James D. Kearn
Catholic Daughters of America
Monahan-Stewart
Moes
Elizabeth Louise
Turner
D. A. Jarrert
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Senate hearing on civil rights bill sparks debate over heaven and segregation
At a judiciary committee session, Ervin denounced the omnibus civil rights package as unconstitutional and unnecessary while criticizing the public accommodations provision. Wallace and Hart argued about heaven and unity, noting humanity beyond skin color. Long defended the bill, insisting it creates no new rights.
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Wallace
Heaven
God
Hart
Judiciary Committee
Ervin
More Liquor Licenses Issued in Iowa by State Board
The Iowa liquor control commission on Tuesday issued numerous liquor-by-the-drink licenses across the state. Names include American Legion posts in Manchester and Oelwein, VFW in Oelwein, and various taverns, hotels, and clubs in Decorah, Cascade, Marengo, Bennett, Spillville, and Calmar, with license fees ranging from 300 to 1000 dollars.
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Des Moines
UPI
Iowa Liquor Control Commission
American Legion
Manchester
VFW
Oelwein
Ross Reid
South Winn
Calmar
Fraternal Benevolent Assn
Cedar Rapids
Leland O. Brown
Lansing
Roy FE. Davis
Mahogany Room
Michael J. Berger
Berger’s
Max L. Slaughter
Esquire Tavern
Eugene L
Evelyn M. Wylie
G & E Tap & Grill
Bennett
Sylvan Anton
Elizabeth Wennat
the Rainbow
Pete Strang
Pete’s Place
Cascade
Norman C. Johnson
Doose
Marengo
American Legion Club Inc
Bennatz-Symonds
Decorah
Civic Improvement Assn
Spillville
Mealey
Nuclear test ban talks yield cautious optimism in Moscow
U S and British delegates led by Harriman and Hailsham meet with Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko in the Spiridonovka palace for about three hours as hopes rise for a treaty banning all nuclear tests except underground. Khrushchev conferred with France's de Jean amid aloofness from Paris.
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Moscow
U.S
Gromyko
W. Averell Harriman
Lord Hailsham
Khrushchev
Maurice de Jean
Harriman and
Hailshan
Kremlin
Valerian Zorin
Geneva
Spiridonovka Palace
Hailsham
Iowa Faces Tax Ruling Questions On Liquor Law
Iowa's liquor by the drink law prompts legal questions from the liquor control commission's Larry Scalise. Key issues seek to define alcoholic beverages, Sunday use of bottles, and how Daylight Saving time affects 1 am closing. Officials worry about loopholes in convention and private gathering exemptions.
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Des Moines
UPI
Iowa
Attorney General's Office
Larry Scalise
Liquor Control Commission
Atty
Evan Hultman
Scalise
Locate Son in East Ends Disappearance Mystery
John M. Ely Jr and Mrs Ely report their son John M Ely III 18 has been missing since July 5 and may be visiting friends in the east The youth finished his freshman year at Iowa State University and was taking summer courses at Coe College at the time he vanished
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John M. Ely, Jr
John M. Ely, III
Ely
the Gazette
Iowa State University
Coe College
Lutherans Urge Action to End Racial Discrimination
The Rev Dr Franklin Clark Fry president of the Lutheran Church in America urged the church's 3.2 million members in New York on Sunday to act against racial discrimination.
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New York
Franklin Clark Fry
Lutheran Church In America
Gazette Want Ads Tell Readers About Buyers Fast
Classified plea urging readers to use Gazette want ads to locate buyers quickly by calling EM 2-1121 for placement and inquiries.
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Gazette
Doran Committee Guides State Agency Rulemaking
The Doran committee lacks veto power over agency rules and can only issue recommendations to the next legislature, while liquor state law directs agencies on what to do but not how to execute it.
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Doran
Severe storm lashes Chicago area with heavy rain and outages
A severe storm hit northeastern Illinois with 2.19 inches of rain at Midway in six hours. Lightning damaged two homes, power lines were downed, and 16 underpasses flooded while 2,100 telephones failed. A funnel cloud over Tinley Park triggered a tornado alert that did not produce a touchdown.
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Chicago
Illinois
Midway Airport
Tinley Park
Vig Thorger A. Vig obituary notes Cedar Rapids roots
Thorger A. Vig, 65, former Cedar Rapids resident, died Monday in Benson Arizona. Born April 14, 1898 in Norway, he lived in Cedar Rapids most of his life and later moved to Arizona. He worked for the Link-Belt Speeder Co. Survived by his wife and a son, Robert, of Kansas City.
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Thorger A. Vig
Cedar Rapids
Benson
Ariz
Mr. Vig
Arizona
Link-Belt Speeder Co
Norway
Robert
Kansas City
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Dubuque
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Robert Levy
Fifteenth Street
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C Avenue NE
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Eighteenth Street
Eugene Sullivan
Teresa Drive
St. Luke's
Lee Ramsey
Wesley Drive
Marion E. Harrison
Shellsburg
John N. Wilson
Maplewood Drive
Milo F. Parizek
Center Point
Robert N. Wilson
Blairstown
Donald H. Labs
Hiawatha
William G. Harrington
JoAnn Remington
Darrell E. Wiley
Arlene A. Kula
Robert G. Bruns
Patricia McDowell
John F. Stenberg
Patricia Schimberg
Ronald D. Appleby
Eva Holst
Independence
Diana F. Welshhoms
Harold G. Welshhoms
Iris A. Hepker
Leland O. Hepker
Seventeenth Avenue
Tenth Street SE
First Avenue SE
LaVern O. Eggleston
Center Point Road
William T. Johnson
Donald E. Arnold
E Avenue
Ralph L. Triplett
Memorial Drive
Archie J. Otten
Sixteenth Street
William F. Smith
Tenth Street
Harry F. Fordice
la Donna Safarik
Fourth Avenue
Robert D. Brown
LaPorte City
Floyd A. Fisher
Twenty-ninth Street
Larry D. Ryan
Thirty-second Street
Merle D. Cole
Seventeenth Street
Charles L. Smith
First Avenue NW
Robert H. Heathman
Second Street
Alvin K. Holmbeck
Minneapolis
Robert Davenport
Twenty-fourth Avenue SE
Wendell L. Oliver
E Avenue NE
Clyde Morris
Harold Hamm
State Health Department
Cedar Falls
Reds
John E. Lapes
3Rd Ave
Kent Hayes
Kuba Funeral Home
By John Hightower
German Democratic Republic
West Germany
Hultman
John M. Elys, Jr
East
Turner’s
Soon B. Turner & Son
Ave. S.E
Monahan
Stewart
Funeral Home
1St Ave
WM. J. Stewart
Beatty-Bearle
Murdoch
Walker
Center
Marion “Acedar Rapids
Marion
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