Five Day Forecast and Local News Snippets
Temperatures will run two to four degrees below normal Tuesday through Saturday with minor daily shifts. Normal highs in the upper 70s to around 80 and lows in the mid 50s to upper 50s. One to two inches of rain expected with several showers and thunderstorms. Also includes Sunday 61/84, noon and 2 pm readings, June totals, and multiple local notices including births, marriages, and fire or incident reports with times and locations across Cedar Rapids and surrounding towns.
Legislature passes and amends multiple bills in Iowa session
A 42-10 Senate vote approved SF727 creating a nonresident hunting license at $20 and a $5 nonresident fishing license, with other license fee revisions. SF601 passed 48-1 regulating benevolent associations. HF301 calls for biennial town audits. SF338 funds the 1965 legislature inquiry into Richard Dennler’s firing. SF532 amendments advance to conference. SF616 allocates 4.5 million for vo-tech and community college debts. Debates continue on HF516 merged county school systems. Birth announcements list several newborns. numerous traffic and court fines are recorded, with obituaries for multiple local families and service notices across Iowa locations.
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Senate
House
State Insurance Department
Richard Dennler
le Mars
Agriculture Department
State Board of Regents
Iowa City
Iowa
Higher Education Facilities Commission
Death notices and funeral services listed for Iowa towns
A compilation of funeral notices with names ages and service times across multiple towns. Entries include family home call details, church services, graveside rites, and minor travel notes for residents such as North English Della G Dennis 77 and Vinton Orville Lint 70 with services at local churches and cemeteries.
Washington Considers U N Role in Fire Crisis
Senate leaders said U S moves were not mentioned at a briefing attended by CIA Director Helms. Officials noted no action orders to the Sixth Fleet, while about 9 000 of 22 000 Americans in the danger zone remain as 13 000 left by commercial transport.
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U. N
Senate
Mansfield
Rusk
McNamara
U. S
CIA
Richard Helms
U.S
Israel
Washington
U.S. Sixth Fleet
Mediterranean
Suez Blocked by Tanker Grounding Near Port Said
The Baltic Exchange reports the Suez Canal may close for 24 hours after an American tanker ran aground with steering trouble. A Scandinavian on scene said all traffic halted. Egypt alleges the tanker tried to block the canal and later swung to block again about 25 miles from Port Said before being freed by a tug.
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London
UPI
Baltic Exchange
Suez Canal
Egypt
Port Said
Walter R. Kahler obituary from Cedar Rapids dies in Arizona
Walter Ray Kahler age 69 formerly of Cedar Rapids and Holden Kahler Co dies Saturday in a Youngstown Arizona hospital after moving to Sun City in 1966. Services Tuesday in Sun City with Lundbergs Sunland chapel officiating. Burial in Sunland Memorial Park. Memorial gifts to Central Park Presbyterian Cedar Rapids accepted. Survived by wife, one son Walter Jr., one daughter, six grandchildren, and two brothers.401
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Walter Ray Kahler
Holden- Kahler Co
Cedar Rapids
Youngstown
Ariz
Kahler
Sun City
Lundberg
Sunland Chapel
H. H. Donnenworth
Sun City Square Club
Apollo Commandery
Eastern Star Chapter
High 12 Club
el Kahir Shrine
Chamber of Commerce
Lake Field Square Club
Youngstown-Sun City Shrine Club
Walter, Jr
Morrison, Colo
Ted Strun
Young Cook Dies. Rites Held At Cedar Memorial
Justin Marchabees Cook fourteen year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Claude R. Cook of 936 Tenth Avenue SW died Sunday morning. Survived by parents two siblings Regina Sue and Claude John Cedar Rapids maternal grandmother Mrs Luke Whittle paternal grandmother Mrs Claude Cook Topeka Kan. Graveside services 11 am Monday Cedar Memorial cemetery conducted by Rev J Robert McDonald St Patrick's Church Cedar Memorial funeral home in charge of arrangements.
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Justin Marchabees Cook
Claude R. Cook
Tenth Avenue SW
Regina Sue
Claude John
Luke Whittle
Cedar Rapids
Claude Cook
Topeka
Kan
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
J. Robert McDonald
St. Patrick’s Church
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
Obituary: John E. Hollister 1893 1956 Cedar Rapids Resident
John Edward Hollister, 73, of 1052 Center Point Road NE Cedar Rapids, died suddenly Saturday. Born July 7, 1893 in Waverly, he married Edith M. Hunt on June 16, 1917 in Cedar Rapids. He worked 33 years at Penick and Ford, Ltd., before retiring in 1958 and was a member of the church community.
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John Edward Hollister
Center Point Road
Cedar Rapids
Waverly
Edith M. Hunt
Penick and Ford, Ltd
Jan Barton 77 Cedar Rapids retired Wilson and Co employee
Jan Barton 77 of 1113 Eighth street SE Cedar Rapids died Sunday after a lingering illness. Born in Czechoslovakia he came to the United States in 1920 and lived in Cedar Rapids. Surviving wife Marie Cindy Barton three daughters a sister and five grandchildren. Services Tuesday at 9:30 a.m. Kuba funeral home and 10 a.m. Requiem Mass at St. Wenceslaus Church. Burial in St. John's cemetery Rosary Monday at 7:30 p.m. at the funeral home and parish.
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Jan
John) Barton
Eighth Street
Wilson and Co
Slovpnice
Czechoslovakia
United States
Cedar Rapids
St. Wenceslaus Church
Cadets of
St. George of the Catholic Workman
Marie Cindy Barton
Gordon Krieg
Joseph E. Bousek
Francis Possehl
Anna Kroulik
Kuba
Anthony W. Chihak
St. John’s Cemetery
Realtors Invited on Minneapolis Housing Junket
Mayor Bob Johnson and Jim Wasta invited Board of Realtors to join a one day trip to Minneapolis on Thursday to see the city housing project. The trip aims to clarify facts about public housing and includes representatives from the citizens committee urban renewal board low rent housing agency city council and media.
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Bob Johnson
Jim Wasta
Citizens For Low Rent Housing
Board of Realtors
Minneapolis
Johnson
Wasta
Citizens Committee
Urban Renewal Board
Low Rent Housing Agency
Widow Rachel Mueller Dies After Long Illness In Cedar Rapids
Rachel Adelle Mueller widow of Frank Mueller died Sunday after a long illness born November 11 1892 in Anamosa she lived in Cedar Rapids 62 years and belonged to St Pauls Methodist church Survived by daughter Mrs Dorothy Kirkman Mountville New Jersey two sisters Mrs Carolyn Pangburn and Mrs Josephine Wilson Cedar Rapids and two grandchildren Memorial services at Turner Chapel led by Dr Arnold Herbst burial Cedar Memorial Cemetery Friends may call until 1 pm Wednesday and casket will not be opened after the service
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First Lutheran Church
Grain Millers Union
Howard Moss
Hiawatha
Richard J
Donald E. Hollister
Cedar Rapids
George W. Carlson
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
Rachel Adelle Mueller
Twenty-seventh Street Drive
Frank Mueller
Anamosa
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Dorothy Kirkman
Mountville
N.J
Carolyn Pangburn
Josephine Wilson
Turner Chapel
Arnold Herbst
Memorial Services for Hessenius Held at Turner Chapel
Memorial services for Henry Hessenius scheduled at 1 30 p m Tuesday at Turner chapel east officiated by Rev E W Koberg of Trinity Lutheran church. Burial at Cedar Memorial. Friends may visit the chapel beforehand.
Cullman Hurt In Auto Mishap
Louis Cullman aged 75 of 4401 Benton street NE was injured Monday morning when his car was hit by an auto driven by Michael C. Wendll 80 of Granville at the intersection of First Avenue and Third Street East. Cullman was treated for a broken rib at St Luke's hospital and released. Traffic officers said Cullman was northbound on Third Street when the Wendll vehicle westbound on First Avenue ran a red signal and collided with the Cullman car. Wendll was charged with disobeying a traffic signal.
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Louis Cullman
Benton Street
Michael C. Wendl
Granville
First Avenue
Third Street
Cullman
St. Luke’s Hospital
Wendl
Ticket chairmen named for GOP dinner with Baker
Roger Stigers announced the ticket chairmen for the Republican fundraising dinner featuring Senator Howard H. Baker. They are Drs. John Lohnes, John Ferguson, Richard Geiger, B. A. Jensen and Earl Miller with Ted Johnson as general chairman. The event occurs at the Roosevelt hotel.
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Howard H. Baker
R-Tenn
Roger Stigers
John Lohnes
John Ferguson
Richard Geiger
B. A. Jensen
Earl Miller
Ted Johnson
Roosevelt Hotel
Breakin Reported at Lisbon Service Station
The Shell service station in Lisbon was broken into Saturday night, with 50 cents and a pack of cigarettes stolen, according to Linn County Sheriff Walter Grant. An entry was made through a rear window, and the sheriff suspects a juvenile may be involved.
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Lisbon
Linn
Walter Grant
Grant
Prosser 33 Arrested for Striking Unattended Car
Richard D Prosser aged 33 of 1318 Second Street SE was arrested early Sunday for drunken driving and striking an unattended vehicle after his car collided with a vehicle at Center Point Road and Lincoln Avenue NE He posted a 220 bond and was released from the city jail.
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Richard D. Prosser
Second Street
Prosser
Center Point Road
Lincoln Avenue
Hostilities Begin on 21st Day of Middle East Crisis
Reported fighting between Israeli and Egyptian forces near the Gaza Strip and southern Israel began at 9 am local time on the 21st day of the crisis. Israeli air force attacked Egyptian bases, while Jordan claimed Israeli planes shot down. U.S. 6th Fleet placed on alert and Americans urged to leave Israel immediately.
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Middle East
Mid-East
Gaza Strip
Israel
Amman
Jerusalem
Jordan
Kefar-Baabetz
Tel Aviv
Tel-Mond
Haifa
Jenin
Paul VI
Holy Land
Cairo
Naples
Washington
U.S
Lebanon
Mediterranean
Arab forces claim 158 Israeli planes destroyed
Beir ut reports indicate Arab forces claim 158 Israeli planes destroyed in Monday’s fighting. Egypt 86, Syria 51, Jordan 13, Iraq 7, Lebanon 1. Western estimates place Israel’s air force at 450 to 570 planes.
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Lebanon
UPI
Egypt
Syria
Jordan
Iraq
Israeli Forces Engage Egyptians and Jordanians on Sinai Front
Israeli artillery and tanks clash with Egyptian armor along the Sinai border as Dayan urges troops in a national crisis. Reports say Israeli lines may have been breached in some sectors while full scale fighting also erupts between Israeli and Jordanian forces.
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Sinai
Israel
Algeria declares general mobilization in war against Israel
Algeria announced in Algiers that it is in a state of war with Israel and has proclaimed general mobilization after a cabinet meeting. Information Minister Mohamed Ben Yahia delivered the statement.
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Algiers
Algeria
Israel
Mo‘hamed Ben Yahia
Attorneys Named To Serve Federal Court
Five attorneys have been admitted to practice in the northern district of the federal court. They are Darwin Bunger of Carroll, Harold H. Pahlas of Elkader, Louis F. Helms of Dyersville, Richard A. Knock of Cedar Falls, and William D. Martin of Cedar Rapids.
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Northern District of Federal Court
Darwin Bunger
Carroll
Harold H. Pahlas
Elkader
Louis F. Helms
Dyersville
Richard A. Knock
Cedar Falls
William D. Martin
Cedar Rapids
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