Weather and civic notices from a midweek Iowa update
The report lists high and low temperatures for multiple cities including Albany Minneapolis Ismarck New Orleans Chicago New York Denver Omaha Duluth Phoenix Los Angeles Seattle and Miami with precipitation amounts and barometric readings. It also notes moon phases sunrises and sunsets, June totals, and traffic court actions incidents and birth notices from Cedar Rapids Solon and area towns with several court fines and service notices.
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Los Angeles
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Penick Sale Completion Plans Amid Court Action
Reynolds officials outlined how stockholders would receive payment after the Penick sale. March Cedar Rapids appearance noted mail returns with stock certificates, money in 7 to 10 days. The sale, announced Jan 25 and approved Feb 18, faced a May court hearing with a ruling on May 21. Cedar Rapids plant employs about 1,000. Directors include B. E. Bachmann and O. H. Tousey. new Reynolds subsidiary to include Martin and other Reynolds officers.
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Martin
Penick Board of Directors
Penick
Reynolds
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O. H. Tousey
New York
Ford
R. V. Cronin
A. H. Galloway
H. H. Ramm
David N. Peoples
Willard M. Bright
S. B. Hanes
Municipal court dispute looms in Cedar Rapids politics
The City of Cedar Rapids faces a political clash as Mayor Johnson disbands a committee on municipal court facilities after district judge Eads recommended no action until Iowa legislators decide on court restructuring. Scolaro and other officials express varied views on evicting the Chamber of Commerce from its space. Separate obituaries note the deaths of Louise Scheetz and Floyd Millburn with service details.
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Scolaro
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Johnson
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Eads
Iowa
General Assembly
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Hullinger
Bates
East German helicopter over Berlin violates Western accords
An East German army helicopter flew over Berlin twice on Wednesday, violating Western agreements with the Soviet Union, an allied spokesman said.
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Berlin
UPI
Soviet Union
Death of Cedar Rapids youth ruled accidental
Dennis Gene Langguth sixteen was found dead in the basement of his home on Mallory Street with strangulation by rope. Dr. Percy Harris said the death appears accidental and the investigation continues. Langguth, a Jefferson high School student and Boy Scouts Explorer, was born March 29 1949. Burial at Linwood Cemetery follows funeral Saturday at 10:30 a.m. at Asbury Methodist Church.
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Chester W. Scheetz
Basbeck
Germany
Burr Oak
Cedar Rapids
Freeport
Iowa
Ora Mae Cozart
Helen Mehsling
Nancy Reed
Grace Hartson
Mildred Stabler
Jacksonville
Fla
Chester, Jr
Donald
Bethesda
Carloline McMahon
St. Paul
Lynn Merton
Margaret
Scheetz
Methodist Church
Turner Chapel
Forrest Whitlock
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Dennis Gene Langguth
Mallory Street
Percy Harris
Linn
Langguth
Richard Langguth
Teresa Langguth
Louis Eastman
Ceda
John K. Moore
Asbury Methodist Church
Linwood Cemetery
Memorial Services and Burials at Turner Chapel and Cedar Memorial
Memorial services are announced for Weland and Kimball at Turner Chapel with Rev. Allison and Rev. Feller respectively, both followed by burials at Cedar Memorial or Rowley Cemetery. Frank Stafford Vetter is listed with Crescent Masonic Lodge, service at Turner Chapel with burial at Cedar Memorial, and Elmer William Turner is noted for burial arrangements.
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Martin — Turner
O. A. Allison
Cedar Memorial
Parsons
Elmer William Turner
Ralph J. Barron
Kimball
Donald Wilbur
Turner
Warren L. Feller
Rowley
Vetter
Frank Stafford - Turner
Francis W. Pritchard
Crescent Masonic Lodge
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Gronouski Dinner Moved to Armar Ballroom
The Cedar Rapids dinner honoring Postmaster General John A. Gronouski has been relocated to Armar ballroom due to seating limits. About 700 reservations were on file as of noon Thursday, with attendees from across most counties of the district and beyond. The event includes a reception with key officials and a tour of Cedar Rapids post offices, followed by a 6:30 p.m. dinner and an overnight stay for Gronouski.
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Cedar Rapids
John A. Gronouski
Town House
Armar Ballroom
Post Office
Davenport
Ottumwa
Fairfield
Des Moines
Waterloo
John C. Culver
Gronouski
Bob Johnson
James Colbert
Chamber of Commerce
John F. Dee
St. Louis
Sixth Avenue
Sixth Street SE
Ira Kappenstein
Washington
Roger Miller
Kappenstein
Dee
John Tapscott
Jack Lewis
E. R. Petro
Buster Davenport
Anamosa
Park Crackdown Starts With 20 Arrested for Speeding
A crackdown against speeding in parks began Wednesday with 20 motorists arrested. Five offenders appeared in municipal court Thursday and were given five day work sentences. Judge Howard McLaughlin warned that incomplete work could bring jail time. He said completion would tally as served.
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Howard McLaughlin
Parks Department
Astronauts Welcome Home After Space Flight
Crowds at Ellington greet Jim Lovell and his wife Pat McDivitt returning from a two week space mission aboard the Wasp. A sign by NASA families reads Well done Jim n s as the couple share hugs with their 11 year old son Eddie. Pat McDivitt jokes about leftovers as police note her playful banter.
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Eddie
NASA
Ellington Air Base
Glenn Kazuma
Harry Kazuma
Jim
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Mayport
Fla
Wasp
Jess Young
Vandals Block Sanitary Sewer At Van Vechten Park
Vandals struck in Van Vechten park Tuesday night jamming a manhole with baled hay, clogging a sewer line and needing five city workers to spend 50 manhours to restore flow. They also damaged equipment left in the park for a road project between McCarthy Road SE and Twelfth Avenue.
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van Vechten Park
Bob Henry
Henry
McCarthy Road
Twelfth Avenue
Cedar Rapids Wins National Safety Council Awards
Cedar Rapids will receive two outstanding achievement certificates from the National Safety Council for maintaining accident records and advancing public traffic safety education. The awards may be presented at a late summer banquet, per a telegram to Mayor Bob Johnson from NSC president Howard Pyle. Ottumwa also earns a certificate for good accident records and traffic safety efforts.
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Cedar Rapids
National Safety Council
Bob Johnson
Howard Pyle
Frank Bush
Ottumwa
United States
House Votes To Increase Debt Ceiling
The House approved raising the national debt limit from 324 billion to 328 billion by a 228 to 164 vote. Democrats largely supported the measure while Republicans opposed. the move follows last week’s 4.8 billion tax cut and hinges on expected revenue growth from the economy. Rep. Thomas B. Curtis led the opposition.
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Treasury
Congress
Rep
Thomas B. Curtis
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