Weather summary and births listing from midweek Beacon
Saturday temperatures ranged upper 70s to mid 90s across cities including Bismarck Minneapolis Chicago and Denver with scattered showers expected Sunday. Forecast calls for partly cloudy warm humid conditions, little change Monday, plus a detailed local weather record and a long list of births from St. Luke's and Evanston noting families and newborns with dates in July.
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Bismarck
Mineapolis
Chicago
N.orleans
Denver
New York
L.angeles
Phoenix
Miami
Seattle
First close up Mars photo fuels doubt on life evidence
The Thursday release shows Mariner 4 edge of Mars and space beyond shot from 10,500 miles with desert area Phlegra. The team notes few surface markings and no obvious life signs, easing hopes of finding Martian canals or intelligent beings. Further probes required, says Dr. Robert Leighton.
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Mars
Mariner 4
Mariner
Earth
Robert Leighton
Obituaries from Mt Auburn to Independence listed
Mt Auburn Irwin Furry 84 Napa CA services 2 p.m. Tuesday Fry and Holland Vinton Traer Laura Cody 94 services Monday 2 Ericksons burial West Union cemetery east of Traer Vinton Edward J Hoepner 68 services Monday 1 30 Presbyterian church Fry and Holland Garrison Henry E Meyer 62 services Monday 2 Trinity Lutheran church Vinton friends may call Fellmer's Keystone Sunday afternoon and at church after 11 Monday Victor Edward P Cronin 74 services Monday 9 St Bridget's church McAninch's Anamosa Roy Duncan 84 services Monday 1 30 Goettsch's Independence Elmer A Garland 73 services Monday 2 White's burial Madison township cemetery Aurora
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Mt. Auburn
Irwin Furry
Napa
Calif
Fry and Holland
Vinton
Traer
Laura Cody
Erickson’s
West Union Cemetery
Edward J. Hoepner
Presbyterian Church
Garrison
Henry E. Meyer
Trinity Lutheran Church
Fellmer’s
Keystone
Victor — Edward P. Cronin
St. Bridget’s Church
McAninch
S. Anamosa
Roy Duncan
Goettsch’s. Independence
Elmer A. Garland
White’s
Madison Township
Aurora
Brezhnev and Teng at Romanian Communist Congress
In Bucharest Brezhnev and Teng Hsiao-ping arrived for the Romanian Communist party’s 4th congress. The leaders from Moscow and Beijing headed a world Communist delegation as the Moscow Beijing split looms. No meetings were planned beyond formal congress events.
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Bucharest
Leonid Brezhnev
Teng Hsiao-p’ing
Communist Party
Brezhnev
Teng
Fayette Trucker Dies Dodging a Bicyclist
Keith Strong, 36, of Fayette, died in a Rochester Minnesota hospital after a truck crash three miles north of Wadena. Authorities said he swerved to avoid a bicyclist in Highway 296, the truck rolled down an embankment and caught fire from a gasoline spill. Strong escaped the cab but died from burns.
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Fayette
Keith Strong
Rochester
Johnsons To Attend Burial of Stevenson
President and Mrs. Johnson will attend final rites for Adlai Stevenson in Bloomington Illinois on Monday.
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Stevenson
Thurmont, Md
Johnson
Adlai Stevenson
Bloomington
Ill
Girl Injured in Parking Lot Collision
Denise Deetz, seven, of Ely suffers minor injuries in a two car crash in Lindale Plaza parking lot after 4 p.m. Saturday. She was treated at St. Luke's hospital and released. She rode with her mother Mrs. Roger Deetz, 39, in a car driven by another. William E. Sternhagen, 24, of Hopkinton drove the second vehicle. No charges filed.
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Denise Deetz
Route 1
Ely
Lindale Plaza
St. Luke’s Hospital
Roger Deetz
William E. Sternhagen
Hopkinton
Testimony on Tire Load Limits and Cargo Ship Manuals Recall
Trade Commission chair says tires on new heavy sedans and wagons support only three average passengers without luggage when stationary. Nelson says manufacturers reply letters are unsatisfactory and claim tires can be overloaded. Maritime Administration orders removal of 15 manuals from reserve fleet ships bound for South Vietnam.
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South Vietnam
India in Economic Trouble Says Prime Minister Shastri
New Delhi AP Prime Minister Shastri warned India faces serious economic trouble with worsening shortages and a daunting foreign exchange crisis. He blamed easy solutions and more holidays, late monsoons delaying planting, and heavy dependence on U.S. wheat imports and imports in general.
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New Delhi
Shastri
India
National Productivity Committee
U.S
Rights Parade Bitterly Met With Groceries And Soap Suds
Civil rights demonstrators marched on Bogalusa City Hall despite a shower of soap suds fruit and eggs. About 200 biracial protesters held a prayer service as onlookers hurled produce and insults. A white activist William Park was arrested for disturbing the peace and failure to identify. A young Negro girl was also detained.
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Bogalusa
William Park
Bogaluisa
Temples Rebuilt On Lake Nasser After Dismantling
Temples disassembled for relocation to Lake Nasser will be dismantled from the top down and rebuilt from the bottom up. Dismantling is expected to finish by January 1967. Each block is numbered as it is freed. The new site will feature a hotel port hospital pool museum and tourist bazaar nearby.
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Lake Nasser
FOUND A Quick Easy Inexpensive Way to Recover Lost Items
Gazette Want Ads offer a rapid, affordable service to reunite owners with lost pets jewelry and other valuables through a simple posting system designed to match found items with rightful owners.
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Gazette
Deaths Lydia Soukup 1899 1918 Cedar Rapids area widow
Lydia Soukup born Lydia Kalous on June 27 1899 near Cedar Rapids died after a long illness. widow of Anton T Soukup she lived in the area all her life. Survived by a daughter Mrs George Horak Brainard Minnesota two sons Arnold Cedar Rapids Marvin Fairfax nine grandchildren five sisters three brothers. Services at Brosh chapel Tuesday at 10 with Jerry Drahovzal burial Czech National Friends may call Monday.
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Lydia Soukup
K' ‘Street
Anton T. Soukup
Lydia Kalous
Cedar Rapids
George Horak
Brainard
Minn
Arnold
Marvin
Fairfax
Robert Molumby
Emil Kucera
Bohumi Cilek
Bob Larimer
Milo Zach
Rowley
Adolph
George ‘Kalous
Edward
Solon
Brosh Chapel
Jerry Drahovzal
Esther Hepker 80 Former Cedar Rapids Resident Dies
Esther C Hepker 80 longtime Cedar Rapids resident died Saturday evening after a brief illness She lived at the Home for Aged Women since 1961 born March 9 1885 She belonged to Westminster Presbyterian church and Rebekah lodge No 149 Surviving cousin Mrs Fred Worth of Kansas City Memorial services at Turners 10 30 Monday officiated by Dr John P Woods Burial Linwood chapel after noon Sunday
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Esther C. Hepker
Sixteenth Street
Home For Aged Women
Cedar Rapids
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Rebekah Lodge No. 149
Springville
Fred Worth
Kansas City
TurnIner
John P. Woods
Linwood
Services Held for Mrs Georgene Tongue in Norwalk California
Georgene Tongue born November 9, 1882 formerly of Cedar Rapids died recently. Services were held Saturday in Norwalk California. She leaves two daughters Mrs Rudolph Vyhnanek Cedar Rapids and Mrs Dorothy Wohlers Omaha three grandchildren eleven great grandchildren and three sisters Mrs R W Jones Cedar Rapids Mrs Anna Kimm Norway and Mrs Tom Gilka Mule Lake Narrows Minnesota.
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Norwalk
Calif
Georgene Tongue
Cedar Rapids
Rudolph Vyhnanek
Dorothy Wohlers
Omaha
R. W. Jones
Anna Kimm
Norway
Tom Gilka
Mule Lake Narrows
Minn
Injury at Kingston Stadium After Trip Over Block
John Wolfe, 27, of 2130 Mt. Vernon road SE, tripped on a cement block at Kingston stadium Saturday night, suffering a shoulder injury. He was treated and released.
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John Wolfe
Mt. Vernon Road
Kingston Stadium
Sioux City Girl Named Miss Iowa
Marie Elizabeth Mushro of Sioux City won the Miss Iowa title and will compete in Miss America. Her poise and 36 24 34 figure won a bathing suit prelim and a talent prelim with a ballet piece titled The Dy ing Swan. Jeanne Formanek of Belle Plaine finished second and was named Miss Congeniality by the other contestants.
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Marie Elizabeth Mushro
Sioux City
Iowa
Mushro
Jeanne Formanek
Belle Plaine
Boy Injured by Falling Mirror at Wolf's Store
Randy Meeker a 3 year old son of Mr and Mrs William Meeker of 2941 Juhl drive NE suffered a jaw laceration when a store mirror fell from an unhinged frame at Wolf's 212 Third Avenue SE Saturday afternoon. Police said the incident occurred as the mirror detached and struck the boy.
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Randy Meeker
William ‘Meeker
Juhl Drive
Wolf’s
Third Avenue SE
St. Luke’s Hospital
Officer killed in street shooting during arrest
March shot the officer and was killed after a fight in which the policeman regained his weapon. A CORE spokesman described Erby as eccentric and kneeling in the street praying for rain when shot. Brooklyn District Attorney Aaron Koota scheduled a grand jury investigation. Erby had two prior assault convictions including one for attacking a policeman.
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CORE
Erby
Leibowitz
Brooklyn Dist. Atty
Aaron Koota
Delaware Firemen To Meet Next Wednesday
Delaware county firefighters plan a gathering at Manchester on Wednesday July 21. The program includes a water-ball fight and a business meeting hosted by the Manchester fire department.
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Delaware
RYAN
Delaware County
Manchester
US Spy Plane Noted Intercept Near Pierrelatte
French and American officials investigated reports that an RF 101 photo recon aircraft flying a Ramstein to France training mission was identified by a French patrol in the Rhone valley area rather than entering the Pierrelatte prohibited zone.
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Paris
Pierrelatte
U.S. Air Force
Ramstein
West Germany
U. S. Air Force
Rhone Valley
Lyon
U. S
France
Oxford farmer hurt in fall from hayrack
Eugene Barnett, 43, of Oxford, fell from a hayrack at his home late Saturday afternoon. He sustained shoulder chest and abdominal injuries and was admitted to Mercy hospital in Cedar Rapids where he was listed in fairly good condition.
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Oxford
Eugene Barnett
Mercy Hospital
Cedar Rapids
New White House Push Seeks Two Year Teaching Fellowships
President Johnson urges Congress to fund fellowships for up to two years of graduate study in elementary and secondary education. Institutions would receive 2500 dollars per fellow and support to develop training programs as part of a nationwide push to attract top students to teaching, with urgency stressed for immediate action.
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White House
Congress
Commissioner of Education
Johnson
Tam
Snow
Bunche Denies China Seating Remark at U N
U N Undersecretary Ralph Bunche rejected claims that he stated Communist China would likely be seated in the United Nations within two years. He spoke after remarks attributed to him appeared in Los Angeles.
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United Nations
U.N
Ralph Bunche
Los Angeles
China
Culver Asked To Aid in Fridley Appeal Attempt
G Gilbert Fridley ousted Linn county ASCS office manager seeks review by the deputy administrator of state and county operations. Fridley’s attorney Republican Tom Riley asks Congressman Culver to intervene, arguing politics influenced the removal and urging respect for the local committee’s decision.
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Culver
Fridley
G. Gilbert Fridley
Linn County
ASCS
Department of Agriculture
State
ALCS
Des Moines
Tom Riley
Cedar Rapids
Second
John Culver
Riley
State Committee
Orville Freeman
Campaign health fund drives and memorial gifts listed
The report itemizes donations to Camp Good Health and a 1965 budget, including memorial gifts for George Barvinek, Gertrude MacNeil, Mrs. Til lie Long, and William Steven Kuba. It records multiple contributions from individuals and groups such as Quaker Oats Federated Unit ed Fund and Lend A Hand club, totaling 12 685.00 with 5 646.39 yet to be raised.
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George Barvinek
Ellis G. Oranie Arsee
Ge Cs
Helen I. Blok
William E. Groepper
Friends
Bae
Quaker Oats Federated United Fund
Iowa District Council
Czechoslovak Society of America
ILS Aa Ooan
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David G. Kudebeh
Tower Trailer Terrace
Marion
Vern E. Skare
Northview Drive
Andrew H. Blakey
Tenth Street
Boyd J. Dankert
Plainview Drive
Ervin F. Wells
Anamosa
William Dickson
Fourteenth Avenue SW
John Kucera
Rockford Road
Allen Shockley
Washington Avenue
James Livingston
Cheyenne Road
Ronald Wingert
Tipton
Darren Dietrich
Nineteenth Avenue
Harry Donald
Bennett
Leo Sonka
Westwew Drive
Earl Hasley
Ivanhoe Road
Orville Entwisle
Sixth Avenue
Hiawatha
Bernard Musel
Ninth
Evanston, Ill
Rockwell Daehler
Mr. Daehler
Max Daehler
Grande Avenue
Romania
Fayette Trucker
Che
the Gazette Co
Third Ave
Owa
U. S Territories
Associated Press
Kinsey Memorial
3Rd Ave. SE
Conrad Fink
John McIvor
Mark Scott Mohr
Raymond Jack Mohr
Kesler
Mark
Jeffrey
Mohr
Milwaukee
Young Mark
Anton Soukup
Esther Hepker
Brady
5Th Ave
John E. Lapes
Davenport
C.R. Boy
Study News
By Joseph Dynan
Good
Bunche
Clinton
Great Western
North Western
Novak Monument CO
Aeat
Turner's
Turner
John B. Turner & Son
Ave. S.E
Is Eahre
Cedar Rapids-Marion Area
First Avenue
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