Weather and notices from the Iowa daily record
Five day forecast for Tuesday to Saturday expects temperatures 2 to 5 degrees above normal with scattered showers and thunderstorms. Normal highs near 80 north to 85 south, lows near 60 to 64. Local reports include temps, precipitation, barometer, humidity, sunrise and sunset times. Community notices list births, marriages, legal filings, court fines, and funeral services across Cedar Rapids area.
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Bismarck
Chicago
Boos
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Miami
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Iowa
De Gaulle Sees Close Ties as Moscow Welcomes Visit
Podgorny and De Gaulle rode through Moscow in an open car amid cheering crowds. De Gaulle stated readiness to discuss all questions in a frank, realistic spirit for mutual understanding, while his special jet was escorted by seven Soviet fighters.
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Soviet Union
France
Podgorny
de Gaulle
Moscow
Apprehend Youth On Beer Count
John C. Lepper aged 19 of 500 First avenue E was arrested Saturday night for possession of beer as a minor. He was taken into custody at George's Gourmet restaurant 1125 First avenue SE, posted a $30 bond, and was released from the city jail on Sunday.
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John C. Lepper
First Avenue E
Lepper
First Avenue SE
Arrow In The Dust Wild West Thriller on Monday Night Movie
A wild west thriller titled Arrow In The Dust airs on IKCRG TV Channel 9 at 6:00 PM. The Monday night movie presentation promises classic action and frontier intrigue for viewers.
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Ikcrg-Tv
Channel 9
Armed Forces Six Enlist in Marine Corps
Six men joined the Marine Corps with three sent to San Diego and three under the delayed active duty program. Names include James H. Wilcox Michael Hiles Russell Taylor and David Dunker along with Russell Tresslar James Shepherd II. Also noted are promotions Lt Commander Robert Gleason and Army Sgt Dale Adams plus 2nd Lt William Stevenson with training completed at Fort Eustis.
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Marine Corps
Son Diego
James H. Wilcox
Montezuma
Michael D. Hiles
Seventh Street
Russell L. Taylor
Ninth Avenue
David D. Dunker
Iowa City
Russell C. Tresslar
Sigourney
James A. Shepherd II
Robert D. Gleason
Bever Avenue
Naval Reserve
Collins Radio
Lt. Gleason
Barber's
Gleason Point
Hawaii
Democrats Hope LBJ Iowa Visit Boosts Ticket Sales
Demosbeen invited to attend while leaders avoid commenting on ticket sales figures. President Johnson’s 1964 Iowa popularity has fallen due to farmer price concerns and Vietnam War dissatisfaction. Democrats running the drive want LBJ to announce his visit soon to spur sales, with district ticket chairs named across four districts.
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Rasmussen
Hawkins
Iowa
LBJ
Des Moines
Secret ‘Service
William E. Lemming
Wilton Junction
Beverly Spector
Iowa City
Vernon ‘Hoffman
Aurora
Dagmer Vidal
Hampton
James Rielly
Oskaloosa
Gun-running trawler intercepted off Saigon and driven aground
U S coast guard cutters intercepted a 125 foot gun running trawler 80 miles southwest of Saigon after a sea battle. Aboard were large quantities of ammunition and weapons believed bound for Viet Cong guerrillas. It was the second gun runner intercepted in a month and the third this year.
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Saigon
U.S. Coast Guard
South Vietnam
Sentence, $25 Fine For Manchester Man
Duane R. Garlow of Manchester received a 30 day suspended sentence in municipal court for resisting an officer. He was fined $25 and costs on a drunkenness charge after police used handcuffs at the Cedar cafe on highway 30 west at 2 30 a m Sunday.
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Watha
Donna D. Lala
Aspen Lane
Robert W. Peyton
Walker
Helen M. Quass
F Avenue
Fred L. Brown
Nineteenth Avenue
Virgil L. Fisher
Center Points Road
William D. Sexton
Glen Elm Drive
John M. Wilson
Second Avenue
Robert L. Craig
Blairstown
Winston R. Landers
Abou-Bakr S. Hazzah
Fifth Avenue
Glen D. Armstrong
Sixth Street
Edward K. Bowden
Robert Morrisey
Thirty-first Street
Marie E. Williams
E Avenue
Patricia L. Hull
C Avenue
Joseph G. Peters
Tenth Avenue
Verdena M. Bowers
Center Point
Thomas V. Less
Marengo
Edwin L. Carstens
James Drive
Marion
George A. Neff
Fourteenth Avenue
Steven L. Viers
Twenty-sixth Street
Glen C. Higgins
Twenty-ninth Street
Robert L. Huelsenbeck
William A. Kvetensky
Box 119
Donald L. Bents
B Avenue NE
Daniel B. Long
E Avenue NW
Raymond E. Hayes, Jr
Twelfth Street
Randy G. Jones
Atkins
Duane R. Garlow
Manchester
William H. Hoffsteter
Bettendorf
Joe D. Davidson
Third Street
Iowa
Susan K. Anderson
J Street
Page Brooks
Garlow
Cedar Cafe
Highway 30 West
Monroe township road leader drops Linn county board bid
Marion, a leader of the Monroe Township Better Roads Committee, says he will not seek the Linn county board of supervisors seat as planned. He cites work at Collins Radio Co. and time constraints. The group pressed for action amid muddy roads and discussed a referendum to add two more supervisors. Dake court in Main township sentenced someone to 15 days. appeal to district court noted.
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Dick Collum
Marion
Monroe Township
Linn County Board of Supervisors
Collum
Monroe Township Better Roads Committee
Dudley Henderson
Central City
Collins Radio Co
Better Roads Group
Linn
Callum
Justice of the Peace
John Dake
Main Township
Silver
Work Release Privileges for Steel Canceled
Linn county Deputy Sheriff George Griffin canceled the work release privilege of David V. Steel of Fort Worth for five days for failure to report to work. Steel, 42, is serving a six month sentence for assault with intent to do great bodily harm and refused to leave his cell to go to work Thursday night. His sentence expires next Sunday.
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Linn County
George Griffin
David V. Steel
Fort Worth
Griffin
Steel
Assault charge against Edward Silver dismissed by judge
A charge of assault and battery against Edward E. Silver of Central City was dismissed by Judge Harold D. Victor after the complaining witness did not press the case. The charge was filed by William G. Taylor. Silver was found guilty of the.
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Edward E. Silver
Central City
Harold D. Vietor
Silver
William G. Taylor
Young Car Thief Caught Minutes After Car Stolen
Police arrested John R. Lahue 20 minutes after a motor vehicle theft was reported. Lahue said he came from Salt Lake City and gave Lincolnway trailer court as his address. He was taken at First avenue and First street E after the 12:20 p.m. theft from Alvin Snethen.
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John R. Lahue
Cedar Rapids
Salt Lake City
Lincolnway
Lahue
First Avenue
First Street
Alvin Snethen
F Avenue NW
Snethen
May’s City Shopping Center
Peru Rebel Uprising Crushed by Army in Lima
The Peruvian army reports quashing a communist guerrilla bid to ignite an anti government uprising among Peru’s impoverished Indians and peasants, signaling a swift government response to subversive efforts.
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Lima
Peru
Richard Zacek Pleads Guilty To Suspended License Charge
Richard S. Zacek, 26, of 3806 E Avenue NE, pleads guilty to operating a motor vehicle while license suspended. He is fined 300 dollars plus costs by Judge William R. Eads after May 28 arrest.
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Richard S. Zacek
E Avenue NE
William R. Eads
Eisenhower urges reforms for presidential nominating process
Former President Eisenhower calls for sweeping reforms of national conventions in the Reader's Digest. He outlines an eight point program to cut convention time, limit floor activity to delegates and officials, expand chair authority, ban disruptive demonstrations, and substitute primaries for conventions, noting the global audience for 1968 events. He warns current conventions resemble chaotic mob scenes and argues for dignity and orderly decision making.
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New York
Eisenhower
Congress
Gov
Rockefeller
100 Delegates In C R for ORCER Meeting
Cedar Rapids hosts the ORC&B convention with 100 delegates as merger talks among ORC&B, the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen, and the Switchmen's Union of North America loom. Leaders Harris Gilbert and Spiers push for craft preservation amid rail labor consolidation. more than 400 expected overall.
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Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen
Switchmen’s Union of North America
H. E. Gilbert
Firemen
Neil Speirs
Switchmen
Cleveland
Harris, Gilbert and Spiers
Iowa
Paul ‘Franzenburg
Harold Hughes
Franzenburg
James J. Reynolds
Leverett Edwards
National Mediation Board
Ladies Auxiliary
The
Campaign to register voters planned for Philadelphia Miss
Belzoni Mississippi leaders of the freedom march announced a group of voter registration workers would travel Tuesday to Philadelphia to register voters. The escort recalls the 1964 murder of civil rights workers in the town.
Emergency Landing for Saudi King Faisal Flight
A Saudi royal transport jet en route from Spain to the United States made an emergency landing in Lisbon. Airport officials report two of its four engines were idle upon landing.
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Lisbon
Saudi Arabia
Faisal
Spain
U.S
Obituary of Thomas J. Eldred 1899 1966
Thomas J. Eldred 66 of Beecher Court NW died Sunday after a sudden illness. Born in Wisconsin December 7 1899 he married Clara Switzer August 26 1954 in Cedar Rapids and worked at Penick and Ford for 35 years retiring in 1963. Survived by wife a son Donald and daughter Jeanne Bullock both of Denver a stepson Richard Elliott of San Bernardino Calif three sisters and three brothers eight grandchildren services at Beatty Bearle Funeral Home 2 30 p m Wednesday with burial in Center Point Cemetery. Friends may call after 1 p m Tuesday. He was a member of St. George Syrian Orthodox church. Additional obituary notes follow for a separate service in a different church.
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Thomas J. Eldred
Beecher Court
Wisconsin
Clara Switzer
Cedar Rapids
Penick and Ford
Donald
Jeanne Bullock
Denver
Richard Elliott
San Bernardino
Calif
Elizabeth Bott
Center Point
Abby
Marie
Jeanette
Rebecca
Tufic David
Philip
Rose Haddy
St.George Syrian Orthodox Church
Kuba
St. George Church
Elias Ziton
St. George Cemetery
Cedar Rapids Resident George J. David Dies After Brief Illness
George J. David 39 of 362 Nineteenth Street SE Cedar Rapids died after a brief illness on Saturday. Born February 24 1927 in Monterrey Mexico he came to Cedar Rapids in 1955 and worked at Cedar Rapids Country Club. He and wife Rachael wed in 1961 Lebanon and are survived by three daughters Rose and others.
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George J. David
Nineteenth Street
Monterrey
Mexico
Cedar Rapids
David
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Rachael David
Lebanon
Rose
Violent protests hit Da Nang as unrest rises in Vietnam
Across Da Nang and Hue on Monday small but deadly demonstrations left many wounded by grenade blasts. Police arrested 16 Buddhist monks and a woman in Da Nang. Hue saw anti government leaders placed under house arrest while Viet Cong raids near the town intensified. In Saigon Premier Ky moved to control the crisis as monks suffer hunger inside Vien Hoa Dao pagoda.
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Saigon
VPS
da Nang
Hue
Thic Tri Quang
U.S
Vien Hoa Dao
International Red Cross
Geneva
Quang
Sailors Help In Cartagena Aging Home
Eighteen sailors from the U S 6th fleet tanker Salomonte arrived in Cartagena Spain for port duty and spent two days chipping firewood and painting doors and windows at a home for the aged run by Catholic nuns as part of a good neighbor effort.
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Cartagena
Spain
U.S
Salomonte
Five year old Nosek dies of leukemia in Cedar Rapids
Mary Lisa Nosek 5 daughter of Franklin and Mrs Nosek of 3505 Dennis NW Cedar Rapids died Sunday of leukemia born May 28 1961 in Cedar Rapids. Surviving are parents sister Pamela brothers Joseph Peter Patrick and grandparents Mr and Mrs Henry S Hamilton all in Cedar Rapids. Mary was member of St Jude church Mass of Angels to be at St Patrick 9 30 a m Tuesday Rev Richard R Krapfl Burial Stark settlement west of Cedar Rapids Friends may call Turner chapel till 9 p m Monday.
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Mary Lisa Nosek
Franklin Nosek
Dennis Drive
Cedar Rapids
Pamela
Joseph
Peter
Patrick
Henry S. Hamilton
Mary
St. Jude’s Church
The
St. Patrick’s Church
Richard R. Krapfl
Stark Settlement
Cedar Is Rapids
Turner Chapel
Obituary: Mrs Sue Emma Raymond 1889 76 Cedar Rapids resident
Sue Emma Raymond 76 widow of Albert LeRoy Raymond and longtime Cedar Rapids resident died Sunday. Born November 3 1889 in Cedar County she lived in Cedar Rapids 63 years. Survived by brother Tracy Johnston of Omak Washington. She belonged to Trinity Methodist church Malta Chapter 415 CES Service Circle of King's Daughters and the Woman's club. Memorial services at Turner chapel 3 p.m. Tuesday with Rev Warren L Feller. Burial Cedar Memorial Cemetery. Casket will not be opened.
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Sue Emma Raymond
Albert LeRoy Raymond
Allison Hotel
Cedar County
Cedar Rapids
Tracy Johnston
Omak
Wash
Raymond
Trinity Methodist Church
Malta
CES
King’s Daughters
Woman’s Club
Turner Chapel
Warren L. Feller
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Court to reargue Time Inc privacy ruling and Bond seating
The Supreme Court agreed to reargue Time Inc. v. Hill and heard a bid to seat Julian Bond in Georgia's House. The term opens Oct 3, with focus on First Amendment free speech implications and press freedom in the linked cases.
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James Hill
Supreme Court
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5Th Ave
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Albert Raymond
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