Daily Record Quick Weather and Local Notices June 7 1959
Weekend weather notes show many cities with high temperatures including 94 in Minneapolis and 108 in Phoenix. The forecast calls for partly cloudy skies with continued warmth across Sunday and Monday and specific high and low ranges. Local obituaries, services, births and community notices centered on.
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Anchorage
Minneapolis
Bismarck
New Orleans
Chicago
New York
Denver
Omaha
Des Moines
Phoenix
Jacksonville
Seattle
Los Angeles
Washington
Two Tots Die as Car Strikes Suburban Family
In Detroit area suburb Wayne a mother Grace Johnson and her 2 year old David were seriously hurt when struck by a car driven by Gillman Mullreed of Belleville. The children Howard John son age 5 and Jeri Lynn age 6 were killed. The family was crossing a street near home when the stroller was hurled about 100 feet and the victims were knocked about 75 feet.
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Detroit
Wayne
Howard Johnson
Jeri Lynn
Grace Johnson
David
Gillman Mullreed
Belleville
Mullreed
Aluminum Armor Troop Carriers Ordered by Army
The army plans to buy 34.6 million dollars worth of Mi 3 aluminum amphibious troop carriers that can be air dropped and carried by cargo planes. Weighing 9 tons, the M113 will replace the 20 ton M59 steel carrier, offering equivalent armor protection and multitask roles as infantry transport, missile launcher, command post, communications center, cargo carrier and evacuation vehicle.
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San Jose
Calif
Ordnance Division of Food Machinery and Chemical Corp
Surplus Dairy Purchases Decline in Early Marketing Year
Government buys of surplus dairy under price support are about 40 percent lower this year. The Commodity Credit Corp reports about 170 million pounds purchased in the first two months of the season starting in April, versus 288 million pounds in the same period last year.
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Washington
Commodity Credit Corp
Names of five NCOs featured on farm base dining
At Fort Dix New Jersey five members of the women's army corps Nancy Bacon An nette Fish Betty Berries Barbara Hamm and Nancy Grapes are highlighted for their roles in a farmy base dining scene.
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FT. DIX
N. J
Nancy Bacon
Annette Fish
Betty Berries
Barbara Hamm
Nancy Grapes
Women’s Army Corps
Deaths Richard A. Clark Jr. 23 Cedar Rapids
Richard A. Clark Jr. 23 of 1411 Staub Court NE died Friday after a short illness. He was a motor technician in Killian's sporting goods and lived in Cedar Rapids about a year. Born August 28 1935 in Oelwein he was a member of St Matthew's church. Survived by wife Mary Ann a son Kirby James and daughter Kristi Jane. parents Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Clark Jr.. siblings Terry, Karen Heln, Peggy Ann. services Tuesday 11 at Sacred Heart Oelwein with burial Woodlawn. rosary Monday 8 p.m. at Hintz funeral home.
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Richard A. Clark, Jr
Staub Court
Killian’s
Sporting Goods
Cedar Rapids
Oelwein
Clark
St. Matthew’s Church
Mary Ann
Kirby James
Kristi Jane
Terry Clark
Ronald Goodell
Karen
Heln
Peggy Ann Clark
Monahan- Stewart
Hintz
Sacred Heart Church
P. J. Maguire
Woodlawn
Hintz Funeral
Services for Helen L. Laucamp Planned in Turner Chapel
Funeral services for Helen Louise Laucamp set for 1:30 p.m. Monday in Turner chapel with Rev. J. Richard Wagner of First Congregational church officiating. Burial will be at Cedar Memorial. Friends may visit at the chapel after 11 a.m. Sunday.
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Helen Louise Laucamp
Turner Chapel
J. Richard Wagner
First Congregational Church
Cedar Memorial
Free chest X-rays offered across Linn County towns
The Linn County Tuberculosis Association will run mobile X-ray units at the county home on Highway 13 north and east of Marion from 8 to 9. Alburnett from 10 to noon Toddville 2 to 3 Hiawatha 3 45 to 5 30 and Daniels Park Oakland Road NE Cedar Rapids from 1 to 5 and 6 30 to 8 30 p.m. Monday for free chest X-rays.
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Linn County Tuberculosis Assa
Highway 13
Marion
Alburnett
Toddville
Hiawatha
Daniels Park
Oakland Rd
Cedar Rapids
Crucial Election In Sicily Today
In Palermo, Sicily, the Christian Democrats face a tough regional vote as Communists and Fascists hold strong positions. Nearly 3 million Sicilians vote in what may be the island's most pivotal election since 1947, with Milazzo leading a CD rebellion that formed a broad alliance last winter. The result could reshape mainland Italian politics.
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Palermo
Sicily
Italy
Christian Democrats
Silvio Milazzo
Red Left
Pioneers of Cedar Rapids Man Dies in Iowa City
Lester Ralph Kimes 55 of 417 Ninth St NW died at University Hospital Iowa City at 6 45 pm Friday. He was born Aug 30 1903 in Cedar Rapids and earlier worked for Iowa Mfg Co until ill health retired him. Survived by wife Doris Huntington Kimes son Kenneth R daughter Sandra Kay two sisters and a brother. Funeral services at Janeda funeral home Tuesday 2 pm with Rev George W Koch. Burial Czech National Cemetery. Friends may call after 3 pm Sunday.
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Lester Ralph Kimes
Ninth St. NW
University Hospital
Iowa City
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Mfg. Co
Doris Huntington Kimes
Kenneth R
Sandra Kay
Frank Kubik
Shellsburg
James F. Williams
Houston
Texas
Leon
Phoenix
Ariz
Janeda Funeral
George W. Koch
The
Free Methodist Church
Czech National Cemetery
Mad 110 M P H Drive Lands Woman in Psychiatric Ward
A Salt Lake City woman, Dorothy Ann Hall, drove 110 mph on the wrong side of U S 91 in Bountiful Utah at dawn triggering police pursuit. She pleaded guilty to multiple charges and was fined 598 dollars, jailed 120 days, and ordered admitted to a psychiatric ward.
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Bountiful
Utah
Dorothy Ann Hall
Salt Lake City
U.S. 91
Miss Hall
Meet McGraw on the Route to Adventure
McGraw pursues a set of maps in an on screen hunt described as an adventure run. Dan Ger guides viewers through the journey with a 9 30 time slot on channel nine.
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McGraw
Obituary of A G Lightfoot Former Cedar Rapids Resident
A G Lightfoot aged 69, longtime Cedar Rapids resident, died Friday in Mebish Minnesota after a sudden illness. He was born May 3, 1890. Survived by daughter Mrs A E Sproston and son Lee Lightfoot of Cedar Rapids. Funeral plans pending. body to be brought to Beatty Beurle's.
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A. G. Lightfoot
Cedar Rapids
Mebish
Minn
Mabel
A. E. Sproston
Lee Lightfoot
Beatty Beurle
Richardson Services for Bertram M Richardson
Funeral services for Bertram M Richardson will be held in the Chapel of Memories at 10 30 a m Monday with Rev Forrest E Whitlatch of the First Nazarene Church officiating Burial will follow at Cedar Memorial Friends may call at the Tur-
Latin America's rise and unrest tests dictatorships
The piece traces outbreaks in Paraguay and Ecuador as Stroessner strengthens siege powers and street protests erupt. It notes Latin America's population boom, rising education and communication, and a shift away from iron fencing by rulers. It argues dictators lose control as demand climbs and raw material prices fall.
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Latin America
Atlas Blast Ends Early in Quest for Useful Missile
The Atlas rocket exploded shortly after launch from Cape Canaveral, dimming hopes for an operational intercontinental range missile by summer. The 82 foot booster rose to 80 miles altitude and 15 000 mph before a blast 70 seconds into flight, with DoD calling it an apparent success then noting an explosion after initial propulsion. Cause not known immediately.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Air Force
U.S
Atlantic i
Department of Defense
Reid Takes Office as U S Ambassador to Israel
Ogden R. Reid sworn in Friday as new United States ambassador to Israel less than a day after Senate confirmation.
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Washington
UPI
Ogden R. Reid
U. S
Israel
Camp Good Health Benefit Raises Funds at Local Drive
City firemen helped with Camp Good Health work as they set up shutters screens and playground equipment. Volunteers included James Brady William Davidson Frank Machek James Harris Melvin Cook Carl Heins William Scheikert Frank Svoboda Richard Wing and others. Total donations listed include memorials from Cedar Rapids and Marion areas and a 1959 budget figure.
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Camp Good Health
James Brady
William
Davidson
Frank Machek
James Harris
Melvin Cook
Carl Heins
William Scheikert
Frank Svoboda
Richard Wing
Richard Hach
William Gorman
John Helming
John Kopecky
Jim
Berlin leaders weigh new moves as Berlin crisis drags on
Western diplomats debate deadlines to wind up the conference with Herter Lloyd and Couve de Murville awaiting Gromyko. The plan to reassure West Berlin with unqualified Western support may be tested when Willy Brandt visits Washington to confer with Herter and von Brentano, ending the week with talks.
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West Berlin
Willy Brandt
Herter
Heinrich von Brentano
West Germany
Kennedy criticized for senator committee procedure
The report notes Kennedy told the committee members the proper channel to complain about their counsel was lacking. Holovachka claimed the counsel is targeting him for opposing Kennedy at the 1956 Democratic convention when Kefauver won the vice presidential nomination, and the Lake county prosecutor said he supported Kefauver then.
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Holovachka
Sen. Kennedy
Kennedy
Sen
Estes Kefauver
Dtenn
Lake County
Kefauver
East Orange Couple Welcome Quadruplets Including Girl
Ciro Jerry Bravata and Louise Bravata welcomed four newborns at East Orange General Hospital. The first baby, a girl, arrived 65 minutes after admission, with three brothers following. All infants weighed under five pounds and were in incubators, with the mother reported in good condition.
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East Orange
N.J
Ciro
Jerry’’ Bravata
East Orange General Hospital
Louise Bravata
Bravata
Pennsylvania Railroad
Manhattan
Puerto Rico unions gauge gains in AFL-CIO drives
The AFL-CIO says affiliated unions in Puerto Rico have more than 75,000 members and expect to add thousands more as organizing drives continue.
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Washington
Quick Want Ad Contact Dial EM 2-1121
A brief classified prompt urges readers to place a want ad by dialing EM 2 1121. The line emphasizes fast, direct action for selling or requesting items. The contact method is the phone number provided.
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