Weekend Weather Forecast and Local Birth Notices
The forecast calls for variable cloudiness through Monday with scattered thundershowers Monday and little temperature change. Highs Sunday in the upper 70s to around 80s. precipitation totals not specified. Also listed are numerous birth announcements dated May 31 and June 1 for families in Hopkinton Walker and neighboring towns, plus funeral and service notices for several communities.
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Robert Garner
Hopkinton
Robert Trowbridge
Thirtieth Street Drive
Willard E. Brown
Old Marion Road
Robert Janey
Eighteenth Avenue
Charles Peters
Walker
Elberon Farmer Injured When Tractor Overturns
Elberon resident Loren Eichmeyer, 49, was found Saturday after his farm tractor tipped and rolled onto him. He suffered multiple contusions and abrasions to the right hip and arm, left hip and leg, and chest and was in Fair condition at St Luke's hospital Saturday evening.
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Elberon
Loren Eichmeyer
St. Luke’s Hospital
Two More Windshields Damaged by BB Gun Reports
Police logged two additional windshield damage reports on Saturday due to BB or pellet gunfire. The victims were Chuck Craven of 1738 J Avenue NE and Eldon McSpadden of 820 Wilson Avenue SW.
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Chuck Craven
J Avenue
Eldon McSpadden
Wilson Avenue
Dominican Republic Leaders Standoff Cited by U.S. Citizen
Statements continue on page 1A as Trujillo supporters stir strife. Bosch became president on February 27, the first elected leader in over 30 years. Selden says he will not dictate to Dominicans but wants to prevent any dictatorship from either side.
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Fac! Trujillo
Bosch
Selden
U.S
Lip Injury From Saturday Collision Involves Two Drivers
Lip Cut Larry Childs of 508 Thirty Ninth Street NE was treated at St Luke’s hospital for a lip laceration after his car rammed the rear of a vehicle driven by Olda Wimdeber of 238 Twenty First Street NW. The crash occurred about 5 p.m. Saturday on Sixteenth Avenue SW near Twentieth Street when Childs’ car struck a line of stopped traffic.
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Larry Childs
Thirtyninth Street
St. Luke’s Hospital
Olda Wimdeber
Twenty-first Street
Sixteenth Avenue
Twentieth Street
Cedar Rapids Gazette Established In 1883
The Cedar Rapids Gazette established in 1883 by The Gazette Co. lists its address at 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa and notes postage paid at Cedar Rapids. It provides subscription rates by carrier and mail including night edition six issues 25 cents a month 13 dollars a year and Sunday seven issues 135 per month 14 dollars a year with higher rates for other states and territories. No mail subscriptions accepted in towns with Gazette carrier service.
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The
Gazette Co
Hird Ave
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Owa
U.S
Rights and use notice from Associated Press
The AP grants exclusive local republication rights for all news printed in this newspaper and all AP news dispatches to authorized outlets. This notice governs reproduction and distribution of content within the newspaper’s jurisdiction and under AP terms.
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Associated Press
Deaths Wilma J. Ernst 54 Cedar Rapids resident
Wilma Joan Ernst 54 of 1705 Johnson Ave NW Cedar Rapids died Saturday after a brief illness. Born Feb 20 1909 in Cedar Rapids she lived here all her life. Survived by three sons Gary Jack Michael all of Cedar Rapids a daughter Mrs Robert E Kindig Marion three sisters and two grandchildren. Services Tuesday 9:30 am at St Patrick's Church burial St John's Cemetery Rosary Monday 8 pm Teahen chapel.
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Wilma Joan Ernst
Johnson Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Floyd
Ernst
St. Patrick’s Church
St. Christopher's Circle
Sanford’s
Jack
Gary
Michael
Robert E. Kindig
Marion
Emma Diggins
Hollywood
Calif
Lillian Parkan
Joseph Stourne
J. Robert McDonald
St. John’s Cemetery
Teahen Chapel
Father McDonald
Obituaries and funeral notices from Turner's chapel
The journal lists funeral and burial details for Jennie G Kopel Darwin Eugene Turner Dora A Hurka Drusilla Johnson Leo J Smith Fred Prout and related callers and services. It notes call times at Turner's chapel Cedar Memorial Pale cemetery Mt Calvary St Judes Mt Pius X and Monahan Stewart funeral home with revisions by various clergy and fraternal orders.
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Prout
Fred
St. Pius X
Maurice Sheehy
Mt. Calvary
Monahan-Stewart
Msgr. Sheehy
Knights of Columbus
Boy 9 Is Hooked In Ear While River Fishing
Russell Stambaugh aged 9 of 1427 Third Street SE was hooked in the left ear by a fishing line on the Cedar River bank near the Wilson Packing Plant Saturday afternoon. The hook entered above the ear drum. the line broke and the sinker drifted away. The hook was removed at St Luke's Hospital and Russell was sent home.
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Russell Stambaugh
Third Street
Cedar River
Wilson Packing Plant
Russell
Marvin
St. Luke’s Hospital
Pope John XXIII peaceful in final hours at Vatican
Visitors describe the pontiff’s serene face as he drifted between conscious periods while his sister and brothers from Sotto il Monte keep vigil. Doctors suspend most visits, Vatican radio reports his condition as stationary with rising temperature and no forecast of end.
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Papal Chamber
Piero Mazzoni
Zaverio
Rome
Sotto Il Monte
Vatican Radio
Vatican
St. Peter’s Square
Pope John Receives Visitors in Rome Including Bergamo Bishop
The Pope greeted various guests on Friday and Saturday. He gave a special blessing to his home diocese of Bergamo, while the Bishop of Bergamo was in the papal room. Baron Prosper Poswick, Belgian ambassador to the Vatican, also visited the Holy See.
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Jasmin
Papal Gardens
Pope John
Milan
Vigorelli
Bergamo
Italy
Baron Prosper Poswick
Vatican
Holy See
Doubt Safety Of Atom Ship Savannah
Former Savannah engineers question the ship's safety in a telegram to President Kennedy. Jesse Calhoon, head of the National Marine Engineers Beneficial Assn., says no licensed engineers are aboard while atomic fuel remains in the reactors at Galveston docking.
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Baltimore
Savannah
Kennedy
Baltimore Sun
Helen Delich Bentley
Jesse Calhoon
The
National Marine Engineers Beneficial Assn
Afl-Cio
Calhoon
Galveston
Texas
Tavern Owners To Meet In Cedar Rapids
Iowa tavern owners from across the state gather for an all day program by the Iowa Tavern Assn. in Cedar Rapids at the Sheraton Montrose hotel to discuss the new liquor law and tavern issues. Sessions occur at 9 a.m. 2 p.m. and 7 p.m. Topics include financial responsibility requirements and the impact of the dram shop act on the new law.
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Iowa
Iowa Tavern Assn
Cedar Rapids
Sheraton-Montrose
Want Ads Commandeer Local Market Headlines
Classifieds urge readers to use want ads for results and profits. Advertisers emphasize quick sales and reliable reach, urging businesses and individuals to place notices in the newspaper’s classifieds section for best visibility.
Calif Citizens Protest Towns Discrimination in San Jose
A thousand demonstrators walked two miles through downtown San Jose to protest racial discrimination against Negroes. One minor incident involved juvenile catcalls. no arrests were made. The march featured about 75 percent white participants and was led by Dr. James Blackwell of San Jose State. Mayor Welch proclaimed Human Rights Day but did not attend. The event, organized by the local NAACP chapter, called for broader integration in housing and employment and highlighted indifference rather than hostility.
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San Jose
Calif
James Blackwell
San Jose State College
National Assny For the Advancement of Colored People
South
Blackwell
Robert Welch
Thomas Fry
Theft Report From Apartment On Twenty Seventh Street
Paul Smith reports a Polaroid camera and a stereo set were stolen from their apartment Saturday. The items belong to his roommate Ronald Anderson.
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Paul Smith
Twentyseventh Street
Ronald Anderson
Borgnine Stars as Bounty Hunter in Major Adams Trailmaster
Ernest Borgnine headlines as bounty hunter in Major Adams Trailmaster airing Sunday at 4 on KCRG TV 9. The program presents a western adventure with Borgnine in the lead role for a weekend television showcase.
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Ernest Borgnine
Bounty Hunter
Major Adams
Kcrg-Tv
California Yacht Lenore sinks off California coast
A 79 foot yacht Lenore burned and sank about 14 miles west of Point Piedras Blancas. Six survivors including three men and two women from Utah were plucked from the sea by the Norwegian freighter Porsanger and brought to Long Beach. The party had sailed from Long Beach for a Kodiak Island Alaska venture.
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Long Beach
Calif
California
Utah
Porsanger
Kodiak Island
Alaska
Point Piedras Blancas
San Simeon
Moscow accepts NATO nuclear force as Germany deterrent
The Soviets reportedly concede that NATO nuclear forces may be the only way to deter West Germany from building its own arsenal. Washington disputes that its proposals aim at blocking German nuclear ambitions, asserting a primarily political motive and a sufficient U.S. deterrent.
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Moscow
West Germany
U.S
Germany
Washington
Fire Destroys Barn on Earl Domer Farm Near Central City
Fire Saturday evening destroyed a pole barn on the Earl Domer farm two miles south and a mile west of Central City. Six calves, a feed grinder, milk cooler and milking equipment burned with about one third of hay lost. Domer discovered the blaze and saved two calves before calling the department. loss partly insured.
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Central City
Earl Domer
Here
Domer
J. R. Carley
Rites Monday for Mrs Clyde Tull
Mt Vernon Iowa obit for Jewel Bothwell Tull 73 wife of Prof Clyde Tull former head of Cornell college English department. Native of Kansas graduate of University of Idaho taught French at Dakota Wesleyan and helped direct a chautauqua touring company and edit The Husk. Survived by foster daughter Dr Signe Falk. Service Monday 2 p.m. at Baxter's. Donations waived to Cornell children's library.
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MT. Vernon
Jewell Bothwell Tull
Clyde Tull
Cornell College
Kansas
Tull
University of Idaho
Dakota Wesleyan
Husk
Cornell
Signe Falk
Coe College
Baxter’s
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