Weather Forecast And Local Notices From Daily Record
Five day forecast notes near normal temperatures from Thursday to Monday with scattered showers. Normal highs 77 to 81, lows 58 to 61, rainfall 0.75 to 1.00 inch potential. Also reports river stages, lake pool levels, and local obituaries and police notices with traffic citations and incidents in Marion Cedar Rapids and surrounding areas. District weather data includes barometer, humidity, wind, sunrise and sunset times.
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Seeeres
Bismarck
Mistapalis Lp
Denver
New Ie York
Kalell zoning rezoning approved despite opposition
The city council approved Kalell's request to rezone property at Center Point Road NE to B-2 for a restaurant and lounge despite ongoing opposition. The 3 to 2 vote followed letters from neighbors and a disputed analysis of property ownership and distance from the church. Opponents plan to seek an attorney general ruling on nearby alcohol sales.
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Bis Center
Point Road
Buti
Line Kalell
James 0. McCoy
First Pentecostal
O' Center Point Road
Darrel Miller
Lincoln Avenue
Pate Mrstik
Twelfth Street
James M. White
Center Point Road
Kalell
White
Man Fined $15 After Hawkeye Downs Stock Race Fracas
Charles R. Coulbourn of 1313 Ellis boulevard NW was fined $15 and costs in municipal court for fighting. He pleaded guilty to kicking Marvin Reece of 2620 Primrose Lang SE in the face after Reece was knocked down during a fracas. Reece was treated and released from a hospital. Police could not identify other participants. The incident followed stock car races at Hawkeye Downs.
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Charles R. Coulbourn
Ellis Boulevard
Coulbourn
Marvin Reece
Primrose Lang
Muscatine Man Cleared On Federal Charges
Gilbert D. Jacobs of Muscatine formerly of Durant was acquitted by the Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals in St Louis on all eight counts of falsifying Federal Commodity Corp records. The court found no knowledge of wrongdoing in his grain handling and reversed five counts for lack of fraudulent intent while dropping three because he relied on a CCC order.
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Gilbert D. Jacobs
Muscatine
Durant
Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals
St. Louis
Federal Commodity Corp
Jacobs
Wilton Elevator Co
Wilton Junction
CCC
Courthouse Charge Changed: Driver Pleads Guilty in Cedar Rapids
An 18 year old Cedar Rapids youth pleaded guilty to drunk driving in a Linn County District Court trial proceeding two days. Gary Wirfs of 3735 H Avenue NE was fined 500 dollars plus costs by Judge William R. Eads. His license was revoked for 180 days and he received a 60 day suspended jail sentence. Original charge of operating a motor vehicle without owner's consent was replaced. The county attorney had sought the felony motor vehicle charge but the court accepted the drunk driving plea. Wirfs had driven the car while intoxicated, previously charged in a related case. Additionally, Jacobs faced eight counts, including a two year punishment and 1500 dollars in fines following federal court actions. a related matter involved a habeas corpus hearing for an inmate at Anamosa. Other entries note Leo M. Baker admitted to practice in the northern district, and Floyd R. Mortley pled guilty to larceny and forgery with sentencing slated.
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Linn
Cedar. Rapids
Gary Wirfs
H Avenue
William R. Eads
Wirts
Dis- Jacobs
Cedar Rapids
Edward J. McManus
Jacobs
Wilfs
Henry F. Bock
Ders
Eads
Wirfs
Anamosa
Wilton Junction
Cedar County
Shive
Warren’ J. Rees
Linn District Court
Everett
Charles Allland
Nutt
Everett accused of break in at Brimer's grocery
Judge Rees noted the defendant Everett changed his mind as authorities accuse him of breaking into Brimer's grocery in Springville.
Mississippi reacts to violence amid armed stand
In Nashville a man named Meredith declares he will be armed when visiting Mississippi after a hospital interview. He served nine years in the army and expresses regret over a wound, saying he will not subject himself to such an incident again. He vows to be prepared if confronted.
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Nashville Tennessean
Meredith
Mississippi
Four Named to Plumbing Board
The city council approved Safety Commissioner Frank Bush's recommendations for four appointments to the plumbing board of appeals. Terms run from one to five years, naming Robert Blahnik, Leo C. Peiffer, Charles Mullinex, and Arch Cummings with end dates June 8 of 1967 to 1971. Palace Delayed TOKYO AP The world copper shortage delays Emperor Hirohito's new palace construction.
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Frank Bush
Plumbing Board of Appeals
Robert Blahnik
Leo C. Peiffer
Charles Mullinex
Arch Cummings
Tokyo
Emperor Hirohito
Welfare Board Details Job-Training Program
Mrs. Mary Louise Fisk explained the on-the-job training plan of the Iowa State Manpower Development Council to Linn county supervisors and welfare representatives. She urged sending qualified relief applicants to gain aided jobs combining instruction with training.
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Mary Louise Fisk
Iowa
I Iowa State Manpower Development Council
Linn County Board of Supervisors
Social Welfare Department
Psychiatric Exam Ordered for Woman in Iowa Case
Helen Neve, 38, of Cedar Rapids, charged with conspiracy, ordered by Judge B J Maxwell to be sent to the psychiatric hospital at University hospitals Iowa City for examination and observation. She allegedly passed a $95 bad check to Hy Vee Food store No 1 on April 29.
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Helen Neve
Cedar Rapids
B. J.maxwell
Psychopathic
University Hospitals
Iowa City
City Council Approves Cedar Lake Renewal Funds Advance
The council voted to request a third HUD advance of 734000 for Cedar Lake renewal, bringing total federal loans to 1763000. Repayment of 244067 reduces net municipal debt to 1588933. A Shive Judge Warren J Rees contract for engineering and site work was approved, with Everett charged in a separate case. A federal policy on city employee travel allowances in urban renewal programs sets subsistence at 250 plus actual transport costs with meal limits at 7.50 per day.
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Department of Housing and Urban Development
Cedar Lake Orban
Cedar Lake
Bob Eckert
Florida hurricane threat shifts to Florida coast
A hurricane warning spread across south and central Florida with potential tornado threats. Northbound traffic surged as residents moved to higher ground while Miami boats sought safe anchorage. Three Norwegian trawlers reached Key West and two British freighters, Cayman Hope and Temac, faced 30 foot seas but repaired and escaped danger. The storm could damage Cuba's sugar crop and other rations reliant crops.
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Florida
Keys
Miami
Key West
Fidelcastro
Alma
Tidewater
Weather Bureau
Navy Base
Obituary: Exlowan 29 and son drown in Arizona outing
Loretta Jean Mann Brannon and her son Rodney Paul Brannon, residents of Coolidge Arizona, drowned during a family outing at Wood's Canyon Lake northeast of Phoenix. Loretta born Cedar Rapids October 29 1936, married June 15 1958. Surviving husband Lloyd, two sons Jeffrey and Randy, parents Ira and Wilma Mann, sister Donovan McCluskey, brothers Ira Jr. and Leroy Mann. Rodney born May 12 1959 in Coolidge. Burial details pending. memorial service announced in Turner chapel.
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Cedar
Brannon
Cedar Rapids
Lloyd P. Brannon
Las Vegas
Jeffrey
Randy Brannon
Ra Mann
Coolidge
Ariz
Donovan McCluskey
Ira E. Mann, Jr
Leroy Mann
Rodney
Ira Mann
Howard C. Brannon
Frank Shively
West Allis
Wis
Maryin Schulter
Norway
George Sadilek
Phoenix
Joseph
Edward
Walford
Arina"Kula
Mary Kula
Prairieburg
John
Benjamin
Frank
Newhall
Brushchapel
St. Patrick’s Church
Robert McDonald
National Cemetery
Father McDonald
Louis Melsa
Route Two
Lester Jansa
Fairfax
Brush Chapel
A. T. Washington
Sharon Eub Church
Czech National Cemetery
Walmar’s Gift Shop fights city permit to close sale
Walmar's Gift and Hobby Shop seeks a going out of business sale permit in Cedar Rapids but faces a council advisory panel's ruling that its inventory exceeds limits. Attorney Abe Bass calls the ordinance a legislative monstrosity while urging a solution with the panel and city advisory committee.
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Strategic Air Command
Homestead
Miami
Indiana
Michigan
Georgia
Mississippi
Vic- Ress
Havana
Abe Bass
Jtwo
Sosibe
Aeanline Civie
Bailstain
Bass
Walmar’s
Gift and Hobby Shop
Third Ave
Cedar Rapids
Chamber of Commerce
Isle of Pines
Cuba
Nanner
Walnar’s
Johnsott
Illinois White Church To Get Negro Pastor
Illinois Methodist church in Stockton to appoint Rev. John Ferguson, formerly in Normal, as pastor June 15. appointment announced by Rock River conference in DeKalb amid broader regional church reorganizations and staff changes.
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Illinois
Northern Illinois
Methodist Rock River Conference
DeKalb
California GOP governor race edges Reagan ally amid tougher fight
The California Republican primary saw Ronald Reagan aligned against Christopher with Reagan signaling a broad appeal to independents and Democrats wary of California politics. Anderson, Braden, Hand, and Pasadena attorney Robert Finch led the field, while Yorty pressed his Maverick stance and targeted southern California. In congressional contests, Jeffrey Cohelan led an antiwar rival and Harold Johnson defeated George Lillibridge.
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Anderson
Braden
Hand
Robert Finch
Pasadena
Richard Nixon
Christopher
Ronald Reagan
Nelson Rockefeller
Goldwater
California
Reagan
Republican Party
Warren Dorn
Los Angeles County
William ‘Patrick
San Rafael
Yorty
Nixon
Brown
Jeffrey Cohelan
Robert Scheer
Harold Johnson
George Lillibridge
Mundt Wins James W. Sovers Nomination
Senator Karl Mundt won the Republican nomination after a brief illness and a decisive victory over Murphy in a primary. Mundt, born September 28, 1914 near Solon, has lived in Cedar Rapids the last two years. He will meet Dawn Wright in the general election. Surviving are his wife Bessie Nost Cedar Rapids daughter Fern granddaughter and four brothers.
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James W. Sovers
Sioux Falls, SD
Wilson Avenue
Karl Mundt
Solon
Cedar
Richard Rapids
Murphy
Sioux Falls
First Press
Mundt
Hyterian Church
Ely
Dawn Wright
Bessie
Wright
Fern
Rapids
Douglas
Smother
Antonietta Sovers
Robert
Washington High to Hold Commencement Inside Gym
Washington high school officials announced that commencement ceremonies will be held in the school gymnasium due to rain threat. The event begins at 8 p.m. Each senior receives three guest tickets for the indoor program.
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Washington High School
Kingston Sia
Washington
Pope Appeals for Global Aid to Fight Poverty
Pope Paul VI urged the United Nations to rally the disinterested help of all men of goodwill to overcome poverty. The appeal, reported from Vatican City, frames poverty as a universal crisis needing collective action.
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Pope
Vatican City
Paul VI
U.N
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