Weather and legislative actions summarized for the Midwest
The daily forecast shows several cities with highs in the 60s to 80s and modest rainfall. Five day outlook calls for 1.00 to 1.50 inches, with showers Saturday and midweek. temperatures average 3 to 6 degrees below normal. Separate items note Iowa legislative bills on education funding and taxes, plus local notices of births and court actions.
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Reismarck Estimare
Minnapolis
N. Orleans
Denver
New York
Duluth
Omaha
L. Angeles
Phoenix
Miam
Seattle
Astronauts Describe Hatch Trouble During EVA
McDivitt reports hatch latch difficulties after Ed White’s spacewalk as the capsule moved with each touch in weightless frictionless space. Ground crew discuss surplus gear and unused space aboard the spacecraft while the two men joke about freeing empty space.
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McDivitt
White
Roseknot Victor
Chile
Murdoch's Springville and Belle Plaine Notices
The text lists memorial notices: Murdoch's in Springville and Whittier Adna J Hoge 76. Service Sunday at 2 at Friends Meeting House. Belle Plaine Grace Van Vel 71. Peffers.
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Murdoch’s
Friends
Whittier
Adna J
Red Cross Relief Costs in Linn flood report
The final Red Cross relief and rehabilitation report shows Linn county Cedar Rapids and surrounding areas faced Cedar River flood costs. Total expenditure 1629 with 1182 for mass feeding and 449 for financial assistance. Three families received aid including food clothing daily sustenance and furnishings with 7 on occupational supplies. Upstream Black Hawk county relief exceeded 20000 with 69 families aided at Waterloo and 14 at Cedar Falls.
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Cedar Rapids
Linn County
Red Cross
Black Hawk County
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Navy Enlists Two Eastern Iowa Men
Two Eastern Iowa men enlist in the navy general career field. Thomas R. Kaut, 21, of 1321 Third Avenue SE, sent to Great Lakes naval training center. James E. Ford, 18, of Route One, Tipton, sent to San Diego recruit depot. Also home on leave: Airman Ronald L. Ehrle for 12 days from Enterprise at Norfolk. ship recently returned from world cruise. Airman 3/c J. L. Tompkins, Jr., 1641 Eighth Street NW, from Webb Air Force Base Texas.
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Iowa
Navy
Thomas R. Kaut
Third Avenue SE
Great Lakes Naval Training Center
James E. Ford
Route One
Tipton
San Diego
Ronald L. Ehrle
Carl Ehrle
Amana
Enterprise
Newport News
J. L. Tompkins, Jr
Eighth Street
Webb Air Force Base
Texas
Obituaries for Mrs Nestor Wolkoff and Mrs Ware
Mrs Nestor Wolkoff aged 80 formerly of Cedar Rapids died early Friday after a long illness. Born May 30 1880 in Czechoslovakia she came to the United States in 1904 and lived in Cedar Rapids since 1925. Survived by a daughter and two sons all of Cedar Rapids two grandchildren a sister and two brothers plus seven stepchildren. Services at Janeba Kuba Funeral Home Sunday at 1 30 conducted by Rev William B Harnish and Jerry Drahovzal. Burial Czech National. Friends may call after 1 Saturday at the funeral home. Mrs Ware member Bethel AME Church and deaconess Electa Chapter No 3 CES memorial service at Bethel AME Church Monday 3 p m by Rev John I Thomas burial Oak Hill Cemetery. Friends may call Turner Chapel until 9 p m Sunday and church from noon to 2 30 p m Monday. Casket will not be opened after the service.
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Mary Dvorak Wolkoff
Sixteenth Avenue
Cerekvice
Czechoslovakia
United States
Cedar Rapids
Frank Melsha
Godfrey
Lovella Dvorak
John Prastka
Joseph
Frank Kralik
Ziskov Dub
Lodge 91
Z.C.B.J
Anna Naprstek
Ware
Bethel A.M.E
Electa
John I. Thomas
Oak Hill Cemetery
Turner Chapel
Record Obituary: Georgia M. Trzil Dies at 64 in Cedar Rapids
Georgia M. Trzil 64 of 928 Seventh Street SE Cedar Rapids died Thursday after a short illness. Born September 11, 1900 she married Louis J. Trzil May 2, 1922. Survived by husband two sons Jerome in Cedar Rapids and the Rev Louis J. Trzil in Prairieburg daughter Sister M. Cordee Milwau kee Mrs Robert Reu Cedar Rapids two grandchildren and sister Ella Prohaska Cedar Rapids. Burial at St Johns Cemetery. Funeral services at Kuba funeral home and St Wenceslaus church with Rosaries on Sunday and Monday. Families may call after 3 p.m. Saturday.
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Georgia M. Trzil
Seventh Street
Louis J. Trzil
Cedar Rapids
Prairieburg
Jerome
M. Cordee
O.S.F
Milwaukee
Robert Reu
Ella Prohaska
Rosary Society
Sanctuary Guild
Christian Mothers
St. Wenceslaus Church
Kuba
St. Wenceslaus
Friends
St. John’s Cemetery
Memorial notices for Clara St Jude and Mary Turner chapels
Lucas Miss Clara St Jude church service at 10 am Saturday with burial in Iowa City. Parish Rosary Friday 8 pm in Brady mortuary. Martna Mary Turner service 1 30 pm Saturday led by Elder Lewis Howard and Elder Walter Gunderson. Burial Cedar Memorial cemetery. Friends may call until 1 pm Saturday. Casket not opened after service. Savel Jerry J Turner chapel 10 30 am Saturday led by Rev J Richard Wagner. Burial Czech National cemetery. Friends may call until 10 am Saturday. Casket not opened after service.
Memphis Men Arraigned On Larceny Charges
Royce A. Box age 20 and Orvel C. Hays age 22, both of Memphis Tennessee, were arraigned Thursday before Linn District Judge Warren Rees on larceny charges. They were held in the county jail Friday in lieu of $500 bond each, accused of stealing two truck tires valued at $50 each from the rear of Powers Truck Port on Highway 30 West Wednesday night.
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Royce A. Box
Orvel C. Hays
Memphis
Tenn
Linn
Warren Rees
Powers Truck Port
Highway 30
Infant Anthony Johnson Dies. Rites Planned in Marion
Anthony Robin Johnson infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Johnson of 4331 First Avenue SE died Thursday. Born June 2, 1965, he is survived by his parents two brothers Kenneth and Timothy and grandparents Mr. and Mrs. John H. Johnson of Walnut and Mrs. Everett Harrell of Eure NC. Services Saturday at 10 a.m. graveside Cedar Memorial cemetery with Rev. Lloyd Kellams of First Methodist Church of Marion officiating. Murdoch chapel in Marion is handling arrangements.
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Anthony Robin Johnson
Donald R. Johnson
First Avenue SE
Kenneth
Timothy
John H. Johnson
Walnut
Everett Harrell
Eure
N. C
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Lloyd Kellams
First Methodist Church
Marion
Murdoch
Mother Denies Neglect Charge In Marion Court
Ida H. Cahill, 40, of 1250 Ninth Avenue, Marion, pleaded innocent in municipal court to a charge of wanton neglect of children. Trial date set for June 30 by Judge Loren Hullinger Jr. Bond posted at 110 dollars. Cahill accused of leaving home at 5720 Ohio Street SW on May 20 and abandoning two children, Kurt Wayne, 3, and Janniece Edwina, 13.
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Ida H. Cahill
Ninth Avenue
Marion
Loren Hullinger, Jr
Two Men Fined For Drunk Driving
Francis B. Morrissey, 53, of Coggan, and Richard Wayne Mullett, 23, of Wyoming, Iowa, were each fined $300 and costs by District Court Judge William Eads for drunk driving. Morrissey was arrested May 27 at 8 30 p m one and a half miles north of Central City. Mullett was arrested April 15 in the 1400 block of Mt Vernon Road SE.
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Francis B. Morrissey
Coggan
Richard Wayne Mullett
Wyoming
Iowa
William Eads
Morrissey
Central City
Mullett
Mt. Vernon Road
Obituary of Mary Melissa Karr of Center Point Road
Mary Melissa Karr 80 widow of Harry L Karr of Center Point Road NE died Thursday after a long illness. Born November 21 1884 in Linn County she is survived by sister Mrs L G Karr of rural Marion and brothers Burt Coleman of Marion route one and Ernest Coleman of Cedar Rapids Memorial services 130 p m Tuesday at Turner Chapel Reverend Wayne Baker burial Shiloh Cemetery Friends may call at the chapel.
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Mary Melissa Karr
Center Point Road
Harry L. Karr
Linn County
L. G. Karr
Marion
Burt Coleman
Ernest Coleman
Cedar Rapids
Turner Chapel
Wayne Baker
Shiloh
Mrs. John W. Ware 70 Dies After Sudden Illness
Mrs. John W. Ware of 712 H street SW Cedar Rapids died Wednesday after a sudden illness. She was born September 29 1894 in Waco Texas. Her husband Mr. Ware died in 1964. Survived by son Herman Brown and daughter Lauree Hunter both of Minneapolis and four grandchildren.
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John W. Ware
H Street
Cedar Rapids
Waco
Texas
Ware
Herman Brown
Lauree Hunter
Minneapolis
Ely Man Pleads Not Guilty to False Uttering of Check
Frank A. Holets 56 of rural Ely pled innocent before Judge William Eads to a charge of false uttering of a check. He is accused of passing a bogus 50 dollar check May 20 at a Cedar Rapids supermarket.
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Frank A. Holets
Ely
William Eads
Cedar Rapids
Appeal Filed by Larson in Linn District Court
Gerald K. Larson of Marion appealed to Linn district court on Friday the Marion Police Court conviction and $15 fine for speeding issued by Judge Miles Adams on May 28.
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Gerald K. Larson
West Eighth Avennue
Marion
Linn District Court
Miles Adams
Executives Club Elects Officers for Cedar Rapids 1965 66
Dr. S. M. Lehr of Cottage Grove avenue SE was chosen president of the Executives club of Cedar Rapids for 1965 66. Elected as officers were Roy E. Taylor vice president Walter W. Badger secretary and Robert F. Ledwith treasurer.
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S. M. Lehr
Cottage Grove Avenue
Executives Club of
Cedar Rapids
Roy E. Taylor
Walter W. Badger
Robert F. Ledwith
Iowa Legislature Near Balance With 267.8 Million Appropriations
Fiscal Director H D Wicker and State Comptroller Mar vin Selden report total appropriations near 267.8 million annually, about 13.2 million over Gov Hughes request. Revenue tops 260 million with 224.1 million current income and 35.9 million new taxes, plus 8.25 million from reserves to balance.
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Gazette
Des Moines
Iowa
H. D. Wicker
Harold Hughes
Board of Control
Wicker
Marvin Selden
Hughes
Lurch Dance Ad Dams Family on Friday Night
The ad promotes a Friday night program on KCRG TV 9 at 7 30 CDT featuring the Dams Family with a lively dance showcase and entertainment.
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Kcrg-Tv
Water Main Assessment Ruling Expected Soon
A Cedar Rapids legal dispute over whether the city may legally assess property owners for water main extensions could be decided by Linn District Judge Warren Rees next week. North west Cedar Rapids residents claim state law requires rebates. the city argues against rebates and cites potential rate increases if rebates are needed.
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Linn District
Warren Rees
John Reilly
Cedar Rapids
Rees
Reilly
Last Marines Ordered Out Of Dominican
U S marines depart Santo Domingo by air to the carrier Boxer as President Johnson orders remaining 2 100 leathernecks withdrawn. Inter-American peace force totals 14 200 U S paratroops with 1 500 Latin American troops. Rebels enjoy support in the Cibao valley while U N mission reports 75 percent backing rebels.
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Santo Domingo
U. S
Johnson
inter-American Force
Organization of American States
Cibao
Santiago
San Francisco de Macoris
Junta
U.N
Extradition Waived In Deputy Slaying Report
Ernest McElveen, a white man, waived extradition in Mississippi on Friday and agreed to return to Louisiana to face a murder charge for the slaying of a Negro deputy sheriff in Bogalusa.
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Bogalusa
Ernest McElveen
Mississippi
Louisiana
Defense Draft Call Reaches Post Berlin Crisis Level
The Defense Department issued its largest monthly draft call since 1961, asking selective service to induct 17,100 men in July for the army. The figure is up from 17,000 in June, with 20,000 in November 1961. Draft quotas rise as enlistments fall.
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Washington
Defense Department
Uniform Fast Time Approved by Senate
The Senate approved a daylight saving time bill by voice vote and sent it to the House. It would set 2 a.m. on the last Sunday in April as the start and 2 a.m. on the last Sunday in October as the end, without mandating adoption of the schedule for any area.
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Senate
State Board of Control Institutions
Iowa
Washington
House
Teen-Age Road-e-o Entries Set For Sunday
A record number near 40 teen entrants will compete in the Cedar Rapids Junior Chamber of Commerce Teen-Age Road-e-o Sunday afternoon. Frank Bush will present trophies after the driving skills test at 2 p.m. in the Lindale Plaza north parking lot.
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Cedar Rapids
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Ray Mainer
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St. Luke's
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Cavalier Street NE
Richard D. Cassabaum
Starry Drive
Eugene Portz
A Avenue NE
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Joseph Ruzicka
Mavis J. Baird
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Quaker Oats Co
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Richard J. Muvalsky
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Kenneth W. Melsha
Fourth Avenue
Charles N. Ledore
Ottumwa
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James G. McMullen
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Jerome J. Wilde
Fairlane Drive
Robert A. Skrobecki
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Evergreen Street
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Thirty-fifth Street
Kristen C. Clarke
Johnson Avenue
Patricia K. Berntsen
Eleventh Avenue
Robert M. Krewson
Thirty-third Street
Jack Costello
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John W. Curtis
John H. Hoffa
Floyd J. Vorster
Fourth Avenue SE
Allie A. Powers
Fifth Avenue SE
Richard L. Jedlicka
Toddville
Shirley J. Mudd
Terry L. Cooper
Sixth Avenue
John J. Coolahan
James H.hart
Donald Hauskins
Reuben Grover
Thirty-first Street
Decorah
Clara Rollins
Methodist Church
Olson- Fiestal
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Chapman’s
John E. Lapes
3Rd Ave
Nestor Wolkoff
Louis Trzil
Johnson Infant
Ely Man
Lewellen
Florist
Town and Country
Baxter
10Th Ave
Executives Club
DR. S. M. Lehr
Ments
Dominican
By Robert Berrellez
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Highway Patrol
Cording
William Posey
Krebs
Krebs Flower Shop
18Th St
Third Street
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Turner
B. Turner
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