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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1963
Page
3
Forecast shows partly cloudy conditions tonight and Tuesday with widely scattered showers and thunderstorms mainly in the southern area. Lows tonight around the mid 60s and highs Tuesday in the 80s with continued warm trend into Wednesday.
The five day forecast shows temperatures 4 to 8 degrees above normal from Tuesday through Saturday with normal highs 74 to 80 and lows 55 to 60. Expect mostly warm humid weather with a slight dip midweek and rainfall averaging 0.5 to 1.0 inch, locally 2 inches, in intermittent showers and thunderstorms. Sunday low noted at 63. Wet pattern likely with barometer falling and noon humidity around 65 percent.
Three men Charles Ludwig Harcourt Robert E. Wilson and Art Camenzind were fined $100 each for moving cattle from Buchanan county Missouri to Nebraska without an inspector's certificate. They pled guilty last week in Fort Dodge before Judge William C Hanson. arraignment records were filed in Cedar Rapids. The Sept 15 1962 shipment from Buchanan county to Irvington is linked to the case. Jury trial set for 9:30 a.m. Tuesday in Cedar Rapids on a separate $46 247 auto accident damages suit by James Shaw of Iowa versus Kenneth C Walker and Doris Eby of Wisconsin.
Reckless driving sentences for Robert D Price 527 Sixth street SE include 30 days in jail. Resisting execution also for Price at the same address 30 days jail. Leaving the scene for Rebert L Nelson 1004 Eleventh street NE fined 100 with 50 suspended. Speeding involves Lynda Coberly 5330 Midway drive NW and others with small fines. Driving left of center Vera Fritz 1821 Eighth avenue SE and Evelyn Cox 1609 Fourteenth avenue SE fined 10 each. Charles Deevers Iowa City forfeited 15 bond. Mary Hartgrave 2925 Johnson avenue SW fined 10. Gerald Shepherd 2517 Thirty third avenue SW fined 10. Henry Griffin 369 Park Terrace SE fined 10. Bruce E Marolf Marion forfeited 30 bond. Drunkenness Edward Gorshak address unknown and Dalton M Hansen 600 avenue NW each 30 days suspended.
Search continued in Bahamian waters for the yacht Morning Star after a crewman relayed via Nassau Marine Telephone that the vessel reported it was sinking with five aboard. The boat’s registry was not known.
In an opinion by Justice White the court says it is not ruling whether a Florida court or the National Labor Relations Board enforces the ban. The decision calls for fall term argument on that point and notes GM must bargain on the issue without implying acceptance. White also wrote the Indiana case.
CAIRO AP reports United Arab Republic and Yemen's revolutionary regime agree to study cooperation in all fields as a prelude to merger. The two sides will explore joint projects and coordination steps to deepen ties.
The U S Supreme Court ruled 7 to 2 that Wilbert Rideau a Louisiana bank robber convicted of murder could not face the death penalty due to a televised confession shown before his trial The decision cites the impact of the broadcast on jurors Justice Stewart wrote for the majority with Justice Clark dissenting joined by Justice Harlan The 19 year old bank robber killed Julia Ferguson and wounded Dora McCain and Jay Hickman during the Lake Charles robbery on Feb 16 1961.
President Radhakrishnan arrived by helicopter at the White House in a rainstorm and was greeted bare headed by President Kennedy. The two leaders spoke of close India U.S. ties and gratitude for American military aid amid border tensions with China. A tropical storm halted planned South Lawn ceremonies and delayed the guest’s arrival by about 16 minutes.
President Kennedy conferred with Democratic congressional leaders on civil rights amid signals a new legislative message may be sent soon. Sen. Humphrey said civil rights proposals will be presented this week with a Wednesday trip west looming. Attorney General Kennedy attended the meeting as Press Secretary Salinger noted the weekly conference was moved forward to fit the schedule.
Robert F. Clark 73 a former Cedar Rapids resident died at his home in Long Beach Saturday Born in Delta Ia August 23 1889 he worked for Wilson and Co until 1951 then moved to Long Beach He is survived by his wife Eula Brohard two daughters Mrs James Kitzmann New Sharon and Mrs Dean Tosh Cedar Rapids three sons Harold Lakewood Bruce Lancaster and Dean Portland 12 grandchildren four great grandchildren three sisters Mrs Daniel Edwards Mrs Pete Club and Cora Beck and a brother George Clark Services will be held Wednesday at 2 p m in the Delta Christian church with burial in Springfield cemetery Friends may call Kuba funeral home after 1 p m Tuesday
Leo B Mull 1066 Twelfth Street NE died after a long illness. Born May 22, 1878 in Richmond Indiana he married Laura Reaugh in Cedar Rapids July 30 1919. He lived in Cedar Rapids 60 years worked for Twentieth Century Manufacturing Co retiring in 1951. Survived by wife a daughter Mrs J Howard Nelson a son George in the Army three grandchildren two great grandchildren and a brother George Mull. Funeral Wednesday at 1 30 pm in Hesser memorial chapel with Rev John M Hardy burial Oak Hill. Friends may call after 2 pm Tuesday.
Dorothea R Wright widow of W C Wright died in a Cedar Rapids hospital after a brief illness. Born October 4 1875 in Wheatland she lived much of her life in Palo and Cedar Rapids. Surviving are daughters Velma Judy Jessie and Nellie with a son Walter and many grandchildren. Services to be held at Turner chapel with details to be announced.
Jesse Franklin Randall of Cedar Rapids died Sunday after a long illness. Born August 22, 1903 in White Cloud Kansas, he married Margaret M. Randall in 1941 in Kansas City. Survived by wife, daughter Anna Norton, son James Randall, and two grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday at Kenwood Methodist with Rev Bernard Olson officiating. Burial Cedar Memorial. friends may call at the chapel.
Services planned at St Patrick's Church Tuesday at 9 30 a m conducted by Rev J Robert McDonald for Wilma Joan. Burial at St John's. Graveside Oak Hill at 1 30 p m for Oswald Edward Van Hutton conducted by Henry Mensinger Turner's.
The prompt shows a TV news program introduction for Murphy Martin at TV 9 airing 10:15 each weeknight. It frames the broadcast as delivering top stories of the day in brief segments and highlights the host’s delivery style.
The report describes Alabama officials resisting federal school integration orders while threatening hearings and possible default judgments. It notes Wallace’s vow to block Negroes from entering university doors and cites reactions in Jackson Mississippi Gainesville Florida Greensboro North Carolina and a list of jurors for a related case.
A district court jury was chosen Monday for a $28 500 damages suit filed by James W Smith of near Monticello against Delmar R Massman of Center Point over an April 17 1961 icy highway 150 accident. Smith alleges a broken leg and other injuries after his car hit a stationary vehicle while Massman was pulling a disabled auto from a ditch. The case before Judge B J Maxwell includes jurors Ruth R Smith Donna Kloster Harold Christianson Doyle Owen Ruth W Berger Leo J Just Fred C Littman Don C Knock Clair G Ankney William Faltis Jr Gordon J Edwards and Donovan D Hahn.
F A Burchard of 1935 Mt Vernon Rd SE files a 4181 dollar suit in district court against Lesphil Inc Eli Abodeely and Bolton and Hay over fixtures and equipment of Old Hickory West on Highway 30 West He holds three chattel mortgages secured by the equipment dating from 1957 and 1960 transfers involve Melvin and Genevieve German and the Colonial Motel Also seeks a ruling that Bolton and Hay has no interest in the property.
Anthony Pierazek, 52, of route two Marion, was arraigned on a drunk driving charge and given a week to enter a plea. Deputies say he was arrested when trying to free his truck from a ditch on May 20 along old Highway 30 west of Camp Good Health. He was released from Linn County jail after completing a prior term for driving without a license.
Donald Geater of Cedar Rapids sues Charles Chado and Richard Youngton seeking 20 919 80 dollars. He alleges a violent assault at Charlie's Pizza on May 15 about 11 p m injuring his face neck and shoulder and asks 10 919 80 dollars for injuries and 10 000 for exemplary damages.
An unidentified woman warned the Ely First Trust and Savings Bank that the next customer would be assaulted. The bank alerted the sheriff, two deputies responded, and no incident occurred.
Sentenced-Dean A Jones Jr 20 of 1809 Park Avenue SE pled guilty Monday to disturbing the peace and received a 30 day suspended sentence from Judge B J Maxwell. A lewdness charge was dismissed on county attorney recommendation.
Judgment is entered in favor of Judgment City State Bank against Frank J. Plauer for 535.80 on a promissory note plus lawful costs.
Washington reports that the Agency for International Development signed a $20 million loan to Morocco. The loan funds purchase of U S goods and services to support economic development in the North African nation.
Vatican confirms Pope John XXIII died at 7 49 p.m after predicting his time would come at night. Thousands filled St. Peter's Square for a vigil and an outside mass as doctors and aides recited prayers, with Vatican radio broadcasting the final announcements in multiple languages.
ANCHORAGE Alaska AP A veteran Northwest Orient Airlines pilot collapsed and died of a heart attack Sunday after landing a jetliner on a Tokyo flight Captain Ralph Nelson 52 of Seattle had just cleared customs and was walking to a flight operations office when stricken The company said he passed a physical examination April 15.
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