Weather Summary and Obituary Notices for June
Weekend forecast shows partly cloudy skies with scattered showers and thunderstorms and a slight warmup into the low 80s for the west. Saturday highs reached 78 and 11 p.m. readings fell to 68 as humidity stood at 68 percent. Local obituaries and service notices list names and funeral details for residents across Center Point, Guttenberg, Anamosa, Belle Plaine, Waukon, Martin’s, Coggon, Wellman, Oelwein, Ossian, Toledo, Fry and Holland, and Stanley.
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Ismarck
Mineapolis
Cicago
N.orleans
Denver
New York
D.moines
Omaha
L.angeles
Phoenix
Miami
Seattle
Waukon
Anton J. Ellingson
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Martin’s. Coggon
George S. Willmott
Presbyterian Church
Passmore’s
Wellman
Mary Ina Jones
Astbury Methodist Church
Oelwein
Mike Gonzales
Brant’s. _ Ossian
Bruce Anthony Hemesath
Charles Hemelsath
St. Francis DeSales Church
Schmitz
Toledo
Emily Simon
Henderson’s. Vinton
Roger Rene Yerkes
Evergreen Cemetery
Fry and Holland
Stanley
W. G. Lincoln
Hintz
Funeral Services for Lillian A Powers and Mrs Frank Hlavaty
Funeral services are announced for Lillian A Powers at the First Church of the Nazarene Tuesday at 1 30 PM with burial at Blodgett Cemetery in Central City. Also noted is Mrs Frank Hlavaty Sunday service at the Brosh Chapel by a reader of the First Church of Christ Scientist followed by burial at Czech National and a closed casket.
Five Calgary Men Die in Head-on Crash
Five Calgary men were killed in a high speed head-on collision early Saturday. The wreck was so severe that tow trucks had to pull the cars apart to remove the bodies.
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Calgary
Alta
Alateen Group To Form This Week In Linn County
An Alateen group to help youths from 12 to 20 affected by relatives drinking will meet at 8 p.m. Tuesday at 109 ½ Second Avenue SE. Sponsored by Alcoholics Anonymous and Alanon with support from Linn County Mental Health Association the county probation office and local ministers.
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Second Avenue SE
Alcoholics Anonymous
Alanon
White House police force grows to 250
A bill signed Saturday authorizes the White House police force to expand from 170 to 250 officers, increasing security staffing at the executive residence and surrounding grounds.
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Washington
White House
Cedar Rapids Gazette Established in 983 by The Gazette Co
The Cedar Rapids Gazette announces subscription rates and editions. Night edition six issues per week at 10 months for $11 a year. afternoon edition $12 a year. state and territory pricing listed. No mail subscriptions in towns with gene carrier service. AP exclusive to local news republication.
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Cedar Rapids
The
Gazette Co
Puotens
Gene‘te
Associateo Press
Estes subcommittee sees grand jury report access roiled
Manuel testified the Estes probe was hindered as the grand jury report remained unavailable to him. He said Kennedy’s May 26 announcement spurred release of excerpts about Marshall. Manuel claimed he passed the report to Mazo after copying it at Cramer’s office, while other reporters received copies from different sources.
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Wilson
Department of Agriculture
Texas
Estes
Manuel
Atty
Robert Kennedy
Justice Department
Marshall
James Naughton
Mazo
Cramer
Robert Dole
R-Kan
The
Herald Tribune
Rep. Fountain
D-N.c
Subcommittee
Linn Mass Oral Immunization for Polio Is Planned
The Linn County Medical Society announced a fall mass oral polio immunization program for Linn County. It will be conducted with the Linn County Pharmaceutical Assn and the Jaycees of Cedar Rapids and Marion using the Sabin vaccine, which requires prior Salk shots for full effectiveness.
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Cedar Rapids
Linn County
Linn County Medical Society
Linn County Pharmaceutical Assn
Jaycees
Marion
Medical Society
Tractor Upsets Injure Driver Near Highway 150
Kenneth R. Willman 55 was pinned under a tractor loaded with logs on Highway 150 west of the KCRG tower and suffered fractures to two ribs and a fractured right shoulder. He was admitted to St Luke’s hospital Saturday afternoon. In a separate incident Robert E Davenport 16 was injured when his car struck a tree on Otis road SE near the railroad crossing and admitted to Mercy hospital. Davenport’s father Glenn Davenport 43 received facial cuts and was treated and released.
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Kenneth R. Willman
Route 3
St. Luke’s Hospital
Linn County
Robert E. Davenport
Twenty-fourth Avenue
Otis Road SE
Mercy Hospital
Glenn Davenport
Soviet Admiral Calls U S Nuclear Carriers Drifting Corpses
MOSCOW AP Admiral Isakov deputy commander of the Soviet navy said U S nuclear powered aircraft carriers would be drifting corpses in atomic age warfare. He also condemned the growing American fleet of rocket carrying nuclear submarines as a weak substitute for U S inferiority in intercontinental rockets.
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Moscow
U.S
Isakov
U. S
Pair Convicted In Knife Killing
An all male jury convicted Jean Difede 36 and her teen aged lover Armando Cossentino of the hammer and knife slaying of her physician husband on Saturday night in New York.
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New York
Jean Difede
Armando Cossentino
Gagarin Says He and Titov To Be Grounded
Moscow AP reports Major Yuri Gagarin said he and Major Gherman Titov likely will be grounded until all their pupils have had space flights.
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Gagarin
Titov
Moscow
Yuri Gagarin
Gherman Titov
Soviet Union
Quick and Thrifty Want Ads Voice
Gazette Want Ads showcase thrifty classified spots calling EM 2-1121 to place an ad with quick service and practical pricing.
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Gazette
Joya Sherrill Sings Russian Song in Tiflis Draws Georgian Hoots
Benny Goodman singer Joya Sherrill performed Katusha in Russian in the Tiflis concert to a sellout crowd of 8,000. Georgian fans hooted and whistled, but applauded her next two numbers. Police and soldiers stood by as the show continued despite the disruption.
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Joya
Tiflis
Ussr
Benny Goodman
Joya Sherrill
Miss Sherrill
Sherrill
Moscow
Sochi
Sports Palace
Khrushchev
Army Eyes Zeus System Test for Missile Decoys
Army scientists push for production of the Nike Zeus system and plan real field tests using decoys alongside Air Force ICBMs. Defense officials voice concerns about practicality and timing, while Madre research explores long range radar to detect missiles before re-entry.
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Asst
Finnearsen
Army Research and Development
Air Force
Defense Department
Eisenhower
Ito
Defense
McNamara
Madre
Navy Air Force
Soviet and U S Scientists Plan A Cultural Swap
The National Academy of Sciences and the Academy of Sciences of the USSR announce a new two year cultural exchange compact expanding long term research visits to five to ten months. Each academy will send 55 scientists for a total of 180 months, with defined allocations for lectures tours short term projects and extended research exchanges.
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Washington
National Academy of Sciences
Academy of Sciences
U.S.S.R
Automatic coin changer spurts free coins in Battle Creek
In Battle Creek Michigan an automatic coin changer in a laundry began dispensing coins for free. The machine reportedly converted about 160 non existent 50 cent pieces totaling 80 dollars in dimes before owner James Mitchell realized it was malfunctioning and spewing coins without charge.
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Battle Creek
Mich
James Mitchell
Woman student dies from riot gunshot wounds
A 29 year old woman student died Saturday from bullet wounds after clashes between student supporters and opponents of ex Dictator Juan Peron in Buenos Aires.
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Buenos Aires
Juan Peron
Democratic Chair Attacks GOP Policy as Platitudes
Democratic National Chairman John Bailey called the new GOP policy statement a declaration of platitudes and specious, shallow, narrowly partisan. He said the document lacks concrete proposals, offers mostly negatives against Democrats, and urged Republicans to return to the drafting board for specifics.
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Washington
John Bailey
New Republican
Lodge Kennedy feud heats up in long running political clash
The article traces a half century feud between the Lodge and Kennedy families. It recalls John F. Fitzgerald losing an election to the Lodges, Kennedy’s later 1952 Senate victory over Henry Cabot Lodge and Lodge’s roles as UN ambassador and as the 1960 Republican vice presidential nominee, both before the Kennedy Johnson win.
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Lodge
Kennedy
John F. Fitzgerald
Senate
Henry Cabot Lodge
Eisenhower Administration
Darul Islam Surrenders Rise in West Java After Appeal
Small bands of Darul Islam rebels are surrendering daily in West Java after their captured leader urged them to lay down their arms. The reports describe ongoing surrenders as security forces note decreased resistance amid the peace push.
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Jakarta
Darul Islam
West Java
Mongolia Joins Comecon Prompting Charter Questions
MOSCOW AP Mongolian admission to Comecon was announced after a two day meeting of communist chiefs. Albania protested the meeting as unlawful while China attended as an observer. The move echoes Comecon goals to unite bloc economies though observers say it strains charter rules.
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Comecon J
China
Man
Moscow
Mongolia
Y. Tsedenbal
Albania
Comecon
Council
Liu Liao
West
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Hungary
Khrushchev
Twister Seals Retirement For Nashville Blacksmith
W F Pop Edalgo, a 78 year old Nashville Georgia blacksmith, announced retirement after a Friday tornado damaged his shop. The incident ends a long era of handcrafted work in the rural town as Edalgo remains among the last in south Georgia to keep the trade alive.
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Nashville
Edalgo
E’dalgo
South Georgia
City Council Agenda Highlights Multiple Parking and Zoning Items
City council meets at 10 a.m. Monday at City Hall with invocation by Rev. Leslie J. Nelson. A 15 minute parking zone is proposed on Lincoln avenue near Center Point road NE. Other items include curb cut permissions, a public hearing for paving on Twenty seventh avenue SW and related streets, a sale protest, a nursing home special permit, and a water main extension petition from the Chamber.
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City Hall
Leslie J. Nelson
Dairydale Baptist Church
Lincoln Avenue
Center Point Road
Witwer Farm
Third
Fourth
F Avenue
A and L Inc
Trent Street
Barta Hesser
Fifth Avenue
Twenty-seventh Avenue
L1th Street
Ely Avenue
Frank Countryman
EUB Church
Thirtieth Street
First Avenue
Chamber of Commerce
J Street
Crandic Tracks
Highway 30
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Walker
Robert Gatto
E Avenue NW
Stephen Carolan
Center Point Road NE
William Holmes
Elberon
Leon McMahon
Devonwood Avenue
James Reel
Twelfth Street
James Moen
Thirtysixth Avenue
St. Luke's
Gilbert Schneekloth
Twenty - First Avenue
Kenneth Paul
Center Point
Donald Coover
Blairstown
Robert Pazour
Teresa Drive
Frederick Bark
Chandler Street
Robert Walker
Center Street
Wallace Whipple
Forty First Street
Glenn Dighton
Janet Farley
Iowa
John E. Amos
Simmen
Alice Eub
Murdoch
Guttenberg
Byron R. Minger
Methodist Church
iTuecke
Anamosa—Mary Shufflin
St. Patrick’s Church
Rosary
Alateen Group
Hesser
General Howe
S.E
Jay W. Hesser
Law Report
House
Red
Atom
Cedar. Rapids
John EK
Lapes Florist
3Rd Ave
Reinhold East
Georgia
Madre Project
Pentagon
G.O.P
Republican Party
Congressional Committee
McCormack
Brady Mortuary
Aerde WV
MEER
Rererry Atawee
Golia
North Korea
North Vietnam
France
West Germany
Italy
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Twister
Pop
Novak Monument CO
Beatty-Beurle Uneral
Third Ave
Clarence Beatty
Arthur Beurle
Turner's
John B. Turner & Son
2Nd Ave. S.E
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