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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1965
Page
3
Chicago AP USDA notes livestock receipts Monday at 13 000 cattle 6 000 hogs 400 sheep. Cattle slaughter steers down 50 cents to 1 25, barrows and gilts up 2, sows up 1 to 1 50. Hog prices rise 2 00. Des Moines reports demand generally good butchers steady to 25 cents higher. Estimated receipts 30 000.
Linn's Best H club gathered Thursday at Elizabeth Neal's home to plan a June 14 cake work shop at Mrs Don Parkin's residence and discuss the achievement show. Talks by Ivan Gallager Melissa Drago Sara Lowe and Sylvia Bowen covered storing perishable foods packaging fruit planning a special party and best cereal buys. Susan Weller demonstrated cookout safety tips. Mr and Mrs Messerli were honored at a going away party at the Beckett home. ten couples attended. The Messerlis will move to Waukesha Wisconsin this summer where Messerli will be coordinator of a two county school agency No 6. Ed Manson and wife returned from Vacation Village Lake Okoboji after attending the state convention of the National Association of Retired Civil Employees. Manson was a delegate.
Independence authorities served notices on John Albright and Effie Danehy for junk and salvage cars visible to passers-by. The action follows a new city ordinance requiring junk items to be screened from public view with fencing. Bud Axline plans to challenge the measure in court.
The Senate approved a 200 million across the board reduction in Johnson's foreign aid authorization by a 40 to 35 vote. Morse led the amendment to lower two year totals from 3.443 billion to 3.243 billion, while Miller backed the cut and Hickenlooper opposed. The chamber also capped transferable development loan funds at 15 percent and offset the cut with 89 million added to Vietnam Thailand and Laos programs.
Cedar Rapids market reports show steady hog prices with bulk 200 to 230 lb butchers $22.75 to $23.00 and 300 lb sows $19.75 to $20.00. Price adjustments apply by weight and grade up to 500 lbs, with further reductions beyond. Commodity quotes include corn at $1 and oats milling, plus poultry and wool/eggs pricing details.
Dubuque attorney John C. Oberhausen, 49, was appointed to the 19th judicial district of Iowa by Gov. Harold Hughes to fill Judge Frank Gil Joan’s vacancy. Oberhausen, a Regents board member since 1961, will resign June 30 and begin an initial term ending Jan. 1, 1967, with retention possible in 1966.
A Soviet tourist ship with 209 passengers traveling from Greece to Egypt was buzzed four times by a U S military aircraft, according to Tass on Saturday.
A local Gazette runs a help wanted notice seeking workers for unspecified positions. The brief item urges readers to apply and directs inquiries to the listed contact method.
In Minneapolis and Mound Minnesota FBI agents arrested Ronald Rohrich 22 and Gordon Hofer 26 on charges of unlawful flight to avoid prosecution. They are among six people charged with breaking and entering the Oelwein drive in theater on April 24.
Special to The Gazette WAUKON The William Ewing residence at Rossville eight miles south of Waukon burned in two fires Friday night The first blaze around 9 p m in a summer kitchen was extinguished by Waukon firefighters The Ewings moved furniture to safety By 1 a m Saturday Waukon firemen returned to find the interior badly damaged and the house again on fire.
Reformed Presbyterian Rev. Robert C McCracken conducts Sunday services with Sunday school at 10 and worship at 11 from Sharon Reformed Presbyterian Church near Morning. Church of God Seventh Day led by W J Kuryluk with service at 9:45, Sabbath school 10, worship 11 with Friday Bible study in the afternoon. United Seventh Day Brethren led by W Allen Bond with worship at 10 am and church school at 11 on Saturday.
Don Mehler 22 of Dysart was listed in fair condition at Waterloo Hospital with injuries from a crash that occurred during a Friday night police pursuit. He ran a stop sign prompting the chase which reached up to 100 mph into Evansdale and ended near Raymond when he missed a curve. He is charged with reckless driving and failure to stop.
Dubuque report says Gertrude Larkin age 64 of East Dubuque Illinois died from injuries Friday after being struck by a car in East Dubuque. She died Saturday with the incident under investigation by local authorities.
Anamosa James L. Stewart was sentenced to five years for escape to run consecutively with his current term. He received a concurrent ten-year term for auto theft. Stewart, serving ten years for forgery, escaped from the men's reformatory on March 1 before his arrest.
Raphael J. Heimer, 47, of Rossey's Trailer Court SW, arrested shortly before 2 a.m. Saturday on a drunk driving charge. He was released at 11 a.m. after posting a $750 bond. Police stopped his car in the 100 block of First Street SE.
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