Weather and notices from a mid-century daily record
A compact weather page reports highs and lows for Tuesday and rainfall totals, a five day outlook with above normal temperatures, and an inch plus of expected rainfall. It also includes current barometer and humidity figures, sunrise and sunset times, and a wealth of local notices including births and obituaries, police actions, court-like entries, and funeral announcements from towns like LaCrosse Lansing and Dubuque with multiple names and addresses listed.
Riots Spread as Police Withdraw From Tampa Scene
The Tampa fire department logged 13 alarms after troops were pulled out as fires ignited by fire bombs swept blocks. A Negro youth was ruled dead by a white policeman in a justifiable homicide decision, and race tensions sparked renewed protests and prayers. Elsewhere, Stokely Carmichael and Rap Brown criticized white officials during demonstrations in Montgomery, Prattville, and New York.
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Tampa
Paul Antinori
NAACP
Robert Gilder
Gilder
Stokely Carmichael
Rap Brown
Young
Kiesinger counters East German offer for talks without conditions
West German Chancellor Kiesinger said he rejected Premier Steph’s proposal to meet with representatives named for talks without political conditions. The disclosure marked the first official top level exchange of letters between Bonn and East Berlin.
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Bonn
Kiesinger
Steph
USSR Supreme Court Orders Wider Safety Investigations
The USSR supreme court ordered nationwide judges to conduct fuller investigations into accidents at factories and farms caused by officials neglecting safety rules. The high court acted Tuesday to curb lax enforcement and improve safety.
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Moscow
Ussr
Supreme Court
High Court
Obituary notes two deaths in Cedar Rapids area
Forrest Culver 62 was found dead in his Cedar Rapids apartment from a self-inflicted shotgun blast. The medical examiner ruled it suicide. a despondent note to his brother was read. Surviving are two brothers and a sister. Services Thursday at Turner chapel east with Mizpah lodge participation. Burial Cedar Memorial. A second obituary reports Murriel E. Stewart, 58, died after a short illness. He was a Cedar Rapids resident for 17 years, formerly of Davenport, married to Doris Anderson, employed by Penick and Ford Co. since 1949. Burial Cedar Memorial. Weather notes follow with muggy 80s, rainfall, and a five-day forecast. Thunderstorms and several tornado funnels seen in northern Iowa. Storm Lake and Ida Grove report heavy rain. Cedar Rapids temperature 84.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest Culver
First Avenue
Percy Harris
Culver
Forrest Dan Culver
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids Engineering Co
Sabula
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Gordon
Tacoma
Wash
C. J. Culver
Guy Wilfong i
Cheyenne
Wyo
Turner Chapel East
Arnold Herbst
Mizpah Lodge
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Murriel E. Stewart
Davenport
West Alton
Doris L. Anderson
Galena
Ill
Penick and Ford Co
Grainmillers Union
Pamela
Nora Mae Stewart
James E
Wayne E. Stewart
James Stewart
Alton, Ill
Dorothy’ ‘Payne
Cleota Walker
Portland
Ore
Katherine Moore
Leota Stewart
Alton
Charlotte Kenner
St. Charles
Robert
Chapel of Memories
James O. Rose
The
Faith Baptist Church of
Robins
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
Iowa
Storm Lake
T Lo
Ida Grove
Alta
Sac City
Sioux City
Mary M Weislogel 74 of Alburnett area dies
Mary M Weislogel 74 of 1075 Twenty seventh street NE formerly of Alburnett died Tuesday Born April 13 1893 near Alburnett she married Carl B Weislogel May 28 1913 at Alburnett She lived in the Alburnett area until 1947 then moved to Cedar Rapids She was a member of the Alburnett Evangelical United Brethren church WSWS church and Alburnett Tuesday club Surviving are her husband two sons Milton Lee Weislogel Gary Indiana and Orville E Weislogel Orlando Florida two grandsons three great grandchildren two brothers William Quaas Cedar Rapids and Walter Quaas Alburnett two sisters Letita McCreery and Millie Webber Alburnett Services 130 p m Thursday at Murdoch chapel Marion by Rev Joseph G Ricks Burial Lafayette cemetery after 4 p m Wednesday Friends may contribute to the cancer fund.
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Mary M. Weislogel
Twenty-seventh Street
Alburnett
Carl B. Weislogel
Milton Lee Weislogel
Gary
Ind
Orville E. Weislogel
Orlando
Fla
William Quaas
Cedar Rapids
Walter Quaas
Alburnette
Letita McCreery
Millie Webber
Palmer Anderson 69 Cedar Rapids resident dies after long illness
Palmer Harold Anderson aged 69 of 720 Fifteenth Street SE Cedar Rapids died Tuesday after a long illness. Born November 24 1897 in Winneshiek County he published and sold a legal directory since 1933. Surviving wife Carol daughter Marian Hoye Fresno California sister Lena Carlson Decorah brother Clarence Anderson Austin Minnesota and two grandchildren. Services Friday 1 30 p m Beatty Bearle Funeral Home with Pastor John M Jensen First Lutheran Church. Friends may call after 3 p m Thursday. Casket remains closed after noon Friday.
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Palmer Harold Anderson
Fifteenth Street
Cedar Rapids
Winneshiek County
Carol
Marian Hoye
Fresno
Calif
Lena Carlson
Decorah
Clarence Anderson
Austin
John M. Jensen
First Lutheran Church
Friends
Obituary of Harry R. Craft 1886 Wartime veteran dies in Cedar Rapids
Harry R. Craft 81 of 519 Ninth avenue SE Cedar Rapids Iowa died at home Tuesday. Born April 24 1886 in Iowa county he worked for Hearn Stevenson Auto Co before retirement and was a World War I veteran. Survived by three brothers and five sisters. Services Beatty Bearle funeral home Friday 11 am with Rev Ralph Lee First Church of the Nazarene. Burial Oak Hill cemetery. Friends may call after 7 pm Wednesday.
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Harry R. Craft
Ninth Avenue SE
Iowa County
Hearn-Stevenson Auto Co
Hanford American Legion Post
Thomas
Joseph
John L
Cedar Rapids
Alma Bedner
Chicago
Adella Rice
Enola Newman
Bertha Gladwin
Tillie Hosmer
Beatty-Bearle Funeral Home
Ralph Lee
First Church of the Nazarene
Oak Hill Cemetery
Wind Damage Report After Storm Hits City
Wind caused outages in some areas with no reported injuries. A large limb damaged a car on Seventh Avenue between Sixth and Seventh Streets SW. Trees blocked Tenth Street in blocks 800 and 900 as fire crews watched fallen wires. Officials said airport winds were not strong enough to cause major damage, though gusts may have been higher on the south side.
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Seventh Avenue
Sixth
Seventh Streets
Tenth Street
No Change in Weather Seen Through Sunday
The Weather Bureau forecast continued showers and thunderstorms through Wednesday night and Thursday with temperatures staying in the 60s at night. Officials warned Iowa residents facing tornadoes and storms for over ten days that the pattern would persist at least through the weekend.
Kosygin Expected in New York for Assembly Session
The So viet leader was anticipated to attend a U S hosted assembly session in New York with many heads of government and possibly President Johnson expected to participate. The U S embassy in Moscow said no visa requests had been made for the flight. The flight was postponed as scheduling targeted for Thursday.
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New York
U.S
Moscow
Kosygin
Johnson
Dodd Censure Speech Highlighted by Travel Expense Claim
The Dodd committee report urged censure over seven double-billed travel expenses, as Dodd's wife and children watched. Senators debated roll call presence, with Long seeking record of attendees and Mansfield urging Dodd to continue his defense. The session touched Cold War diplomacy notes and unrelated legal questions as the trial moved forward.
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Dodd
Sen
Long
D-La
Yarborough
D-Tex
Mansfield
D-Mont
Gore
D-Tenn
Sen. Hickenlooper
Iowa
Hickenlooper
Lawrence admits killing Kaiser in passion defense
The testimony details Lawrence stating his wife’s affair with Kaiser lasted two and a half years. He testified he killed Kaiser, arguing the act occurred in sudden heat of passion after discovering the affair. He also admitted purchasing items earlier in the case.
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Lawrence
Kaiser
Cedar Memorial Faces Injunction Over Survey Tactics
Cedar Memorial Co. has been halted by a temporary injunction after stopping Personnel Associates from conducting a public opinion survey in Cedar Rapids. The action seeks $50,000 in damages, alleging irreparable harm from harassment and misrepresentation in prearranged funeral plan sales and undisclosed interest on deposits. The injunction also bars commissions to agents, solicitations for future burials, and selling prearranged plans without disclosing officer licensing.
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Cedar Rapids
Cedar Memorial
Cedar Memorial Co
State Association
State of
Iowa
Johnson Signs Tax Breaks For Business Men
President Johnson signed a $1.7 billion tax package restoring a 7 percent credit for business investment and allowing depreciation writeoffs for new buildings. The measures were suspended last October due to inflation and retroactive to March 10. The bill also suspends the 1966 presidential campaign fund act until Congress approves changes.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Congress
Senate
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Orleans
Ug Sjer
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Seattle
C.R. Weather
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Mississippi
C.R
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Department of Social Welfare
Board of Control
Board of Parole
Department of Social Services
State Highway Commission
Iowa Highway System
Barber College
Robert Franklin
Twenty Seventh Street
Marion
Maplewood Drive
Robert J. Rosauer
Houston Street
Kenneth R. Reilly
Regal Avenue
St. Luke's
David G. DeLong
Owen Street
Donald L. Richmond
West
Tenth Avenue
Thomas W. Petersen
K Avenue
Walter R. Hartl
Robert D. Whitlack
Tipton
Howard J. Bentley
Palo
Gary W. Andrews
Hiawatha
Fort. Leonard Wood
Missouri
Kenn L. Benson
Benson
Doyle Benson
Center Point
Elery Fine
Reynolds Avenue
Cedar Falls
Dennis L. Kolek
Kolek
Adolph Fant
Thirty-second Street
Barband Kolek
Wilson Avenue
Tucson
Ariz
Robert Ross, Jr
Ross
Robert Ross
Twentieth Street
Harold Hall
C Avenue NW
Rutland
Lewis Veghte
Veghte
Russell I. Hess
Fairway Terrace
Indianapolis
John Markitan
Markitan
Carles F. Long
Swisher
James R. Ashley
Diana L. Williams
Bernard E. Heyer, Jr
Linda L. Doyle
Joseph M. Houdeshell
Bertram
Patricia Pospisil
Dennis J. Buresh
Christine N. Buresh
McKinley Street
Williams Boulevard
Paul Dungan
Thirty-fourth Street
Michael D. Herzberger
Seely Avenue
June M. Cach
Ely
Donald E. Scott
Dover Street
Daniel Davis
Wellington Street
Iver O. Sondrol, Jr
Liberty Drive
Diane E. Johnson
Blairs Ferry Road
Clellan L. Fuller
Mechanicsville
Geneva L. Rain
Glenbrook Drive
Thomas S. Hamos
Eleventh Street
Kenneth M. Cook
C Avenue
John G. Callahan
Fourth Avenue
James M. Schumacher
Third Street
Wilmer L. Ross
Richard Drive
Jack Babcock
Eighteenth Street
Charles Filipi
Seventeenth Street
Yvonne D. Conrad
Clarence
Thomas E. Safley
E Avenue NE
Roger A. Walter
Orchard Trailer Court
Robert J. Kale
Fifth Avenue SE
Dennis Kehoe
H Avenue NW
Graddi L. Potts
Kalona
Willard P. Boller
East Union Mennonite Church
Peterseim’s. Worthington
Matilda Stevens
St. Paul’s Church
Rosary Society
Kramer
Dysart
Harriet Clough
Hot Springs
Ark
Overton's
Randalia
Bruce Vargason
Hintz
Oelwein
Monona
Edward Grady
St. Patrick’s Church
Schultz
Manchester
Harold C. Anderson
Shelly’s. Norway
Ferman Leroy Risdal
George Brush
Lone Tree
Walfrid “Dick” Johnson
George Gay-Oathout
Iowa City
Brooklyn
Elton Park
East New York
Glenmore Avenue
Warren
Mich
Dorado Bailey
Bailey
Ruby
Watts
Los Angeles
Helena, Ark
Federal District Court
Pai
Brush Chapel
East Germany
John E. Lapes
3Rd Ave
Rule C.R. Man
M. E. Stewart
Carl Weislogel
Palmer Anderson
Associated Press
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Jamil Bairoody
Gromyko
Assembly
Soviet Union
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Britain
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Jordan
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Geneva
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Madrid
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Spain
Rusk
NATO
Luxembourg
U.N
Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Julius Klein
Klein
William Faches
Turner’s
John K. Turner
National
Turner Mortuary
First Ave
Pierson
Star
FTD Florist
Ellis Blydn
Flowerphone
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Wilbert
Wilbert Burial Vault
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Roland Wilbert Vault CO. Ing
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