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Daily Record reports high and low temperatures for multiple cities, rainfall totals for July and year-to-date, barometer and humidity readings, wind at 2 p.m., sunrise and sunset times. It lists traffic violations and fines, burn and car incidents, and obituaries with service details for Anamosa, Williamsburg, Central City, McGregor, Ossian, North English, South English, Powell's, Marengo, and Tama.
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Death of Cedar Rapids resident Joseph E Hightower
Joseph Eugene Hightower a Cedar Rapids paint contractor died Friday night after a long illness at 3103 Tamastreet SE Born June 26 1917 in Mooresville Mo he married Mildred Marling in Las Vegas 1946 Surviving wife daughter Sandra Cedar Rapids two sons Joseph Jr and James Salt Lake City mother Alta Hightower Boise brothers Clyde Wheat Ridge Earle Gathersburg and sisters Mrs Evan Hopkins Boise and Mrs Harold Davies Los Angeles Memorial services at Turner chapel Monday 1:30 p.m. by Rev Bernard Olson Burial Cedar Memorial Friends may call at the chapel.
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Tamastreet SE
Cedar Rapids
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Joseph, Jr
James
Salt Lake City
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Utah
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Harold Davies
Los Angeles
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Cedar Memorial
Johnson Trumpets Peace Offer as Goldwater Attacks
President Johnson, amid questions on a dirty campaign, defends a positive program and repeats a offer to share secret intelligence briefings with Goldwater. He notes a joint U S Britain test of a nuclear device in Nevada and warns that federal action will step in if local enforcement fails to curb violent hate groups. Johnson and Gov Connally rendezvous at LBJ ranch for talks on the Texas delegation and conventional strategy before the Democratic convention. Lady Bird Johnson and daughter Lynda Bird join later, after a Truman library visit.
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Texas
Lynda Bird
Truman
Independence
Mayme A White 72 Dies In Marion After Lingering Illness
Mayme A White age 72 wife of Bert White of 508 Favenue NW died Friday in a Marion nursing home after a lingering illness. Born February 18 1892 in Cedar Rapids she was a lifelong Marion resident. Survived only by her husband memorial services Monday at 10 a.m. at Monahan Stewart Funeral Home conducted by Rev J Robert McDonald burial Linwood Friends may call after 2 p.m. Sunday
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Mayme A. White
Bert White
Marion
Cedar Rapids
Monahan-Stewart
J. Robert McDonald
Linwood
Adzhubei Leaves Moscow for West Germany Trip
AP reports Alexei Adzhubei chief editor of Izvestia departed Moscow on Saturday for a West Germany visit amid government media outreach. He will engage with German officials and press leaders to discuss bilateral coverage and cooperation.
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Alexei Adzhubei
Izvestia
West Germany
Truman tours library then hosts dinner
Former President Truman conducted a 90 minute tour of the library and hosted a dinner with Mrs. Truman. Mrs. Johnson and Lynda flew to Kansas City by commercial airliner and then took a courier plane to Texas.
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Mrs. Truman
Mrs. Johnson
Lynda
Kansas City
Texas
Classified Ads Highlight Low Daily Prices
Today’s classified ads showcase low prices across categories with special deals. Readers are urged to review listings for bargains on items, services, and opportunities.
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Tougher Soviet Missile Is Told
A New York Times report says a more accurate Soviet intercontinental ballistic missile with an estimated range over 6000 miles has been tested and possibly produced. Analysts believe it carries a large multimegaton warhead and targets hardened U.S. silos, with Russia fielding 100 to 150 ICBMs and the United States over 800, mostly in below ground silos.
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Hughes says Iowa race mirrors national contest in 1964
In a speech Hughes argues the 1964 Iowa campaign centers on affirmation versus negation and the interests of the majority against the privileged few. He notes a new climate of economic vitality, credits Republicans for progress, but contends Democratic leadership and public opinion pushed reforms like reapportionment liquor control and regulation.
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Iowa
Goldwater Attacks Press In KOOL-TV Interview
Phoenix AP report says Barry Goldwater accused the New York Times the San Francisco Chronicle and CBS of dishonesty in a television interview on KOOL-TV. He complained that CBS misrepresented his Germany trip plans and criticized press coverage as biased while praising other networks as accurate. He canceled the Germany vacation plans amid the dispute.
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Germany
Goldwater campaign begins with Phoenix rally and plans
Goldwater outlined extremism as fascism or communism and defended his speech in Phoenix. He discussed strategy with Burch, advised Johnson’s ticket, criticized Adams, and weighed running mate Bobby Kennedy. A Prescott kickoff is planned, with a long Phoenix stay and nationwide campaigning to follow.
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William Miller
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Rockefeller
Soviet stevedore dispute over grain shipment ends in arbitration
Fertig reported in Istanbul that a Soviet port clash over unloading 32 436 tons of grain arose from pay differences for Russian stevedores. The ship chose 3 dollars per hour per man over 50 cents per cargo ton. Moscow referred the matter to arbitration and allowed departure after discharge. Drive safely.
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Istanbul
Soviet Ministry of the Merchant Marine
Moscow
Escapee Teens Nabbed After Terror Spree in Illinois
Three 16-year-olds escaped from Elgin state mental hospital and terrorized Kane, Du Page, and Cook counties with robbery and kidnapping before being captured. Lawrence Lingle, Terry Irvin, and Robert Lunde were identified. Lingle and Irvin were seized in Naperville, while Lunde was nabbed in Lisle. The spree included robbing the Butler home, kidnapping a 12-year-old girl, and threatening the elderly to steal cash and jewelry. Police recovered the vehicle and the abducted girl was found unharmed but distressed.
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Cook Counties
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Lawrence Lingle
Guernee
Terry Irvin
Centralia
Robert Lunde
Chicago
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Irvin
Naperville
Lunde
Lisle
Ill
W. Earl Butler
Butlers
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Grace
Cabrilla Bogham
Alice
Wallace Elector Dilemma in Alabama If Wallace Quits Race
AP report from Montgomery discusses what fate befalls Alabama Wallace electors if Gov George Wallace withdraws and urges pledges to support Republicans. Some electors insist on sticking to their oath while Alabama law allows voting for any candidate. Debates and opinions split among electors, with calls for Wallace to withdraw to avoid splitting the conservative vote.
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Montgomery
Ala
George Wallace
Alabama
Democratic Executive Committee
Wallace
Barry
Goldwater
National Party
South
Art Hanes
Birmingham
James F. Allen
State Committee
Roy Mayhall
Jasper
Reds Blamed in Korean Rioting
President Chung Hee Park's government in Seoul says a secret communist youth group inspired student riots and protests this spring. The claim ties the demonstrations to hidden agitators, with authorities promising action to restore order.
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Reds
Seoul
Korea
Chung Hee Park
Footsteps In The Sky Theme For IT IS WRITTEN on KCRG
Footsteps In The Sky serves as the theme for Sunday's IT IS WRITTEN program on KCRG TV 9 at 5 00 p m local time.
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Kcrg-Tv
Two Thirds of Triple Play in Space Attained
CAPE KENNEDY AP The United States has completed two thirds of a space triple play by maneuvering one of two nuclear detection satellites into a circular orbit 65 000 miles above Earth. The second Sentry will be jockeyed into a similar orbit Sunday. The three satellite package launched Friday atop an Atlas Agena rocket includes two Sentry units and a Pygmy unit to measure electrons in the Van Allen belt.
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United States
van Allen
Sentry No. 1
Sentry No. 2
Court orders release in Sheppard case sparks bond review
Sheppard says they scarcely knew each other. A U.S. district court judge ruled he did not receive a fair trial and granted release on bond. The appeals court issued a stay but did not order re-arrest. Ohio attorney general’s office moved to cancel bond and have him picked up by a U.S. marshal. A hearing on the motion is set for Wednesday.
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U.S. District Court
U.S. Court of Appeals
Ohio
Claim Dozen U.S.-Made Planes Felled in Laos
Tokyo based AP report cites New China News Agency quoting a Pathet Lao spokesman who says 12 American made planes were shot down in Laos between June and July 17. The claim references Laos conflict dynamics with Pathet Lao forces asserting air losses against U S aircraft.
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China
New China News Agency
Pathet Lao
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