Weather and obituary notices mark a midwestern day bulletin
Daily weather figures for major cities list highs, lows, and precipitation with notes on humidity and wind. The page also records memorial services and death notices for Mrs. Frank Hearn, Gus Unger, Michael Schnor, Menno Gingrich, Joseph Schmidt, Gertrude Miller, Mrs Ralph Tines, Jennie Jewell, and state drought figures for several towns including Keokuk and Dubuque.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsburg
Joseph C.schmidt
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
McSwiggin and Uhlmann
St. Patrick’s Cemetery
Watkins
Iowa City
Gertrude Miller
Jones
Fairfax
Ralph Tines
Teahen
Births and local court fines summary from Marion and Cedar Rapids
Birth announcements list several families in Marion and surrounding areas receiving newborns at St. Luke's on June 20, naming Leonard Kos, David Skeries, Vernon Birkey, Ronald Williams, Arnold Mitch ell, Joe Steffens, Richard Meeks, Robert Dreckman, William Rausch and Clarence Schmidt, plus two divorce-style notices. The record also covers multiple traffic violations and fines in Marion and Cedar Rapids, including speeding, disobeying stop signs, improper turns, unauthorized operation, license issues, and minor drinking offenses with specified names and penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard E. Kos
Eighth Avenue
Marion
David E. Skeries
O Avenue NW
Vernon I. Birkey
Oakland Road NE
Ronald F. Williams
Twentieth Street
Arnold A. Mitchell
F Avenue NW
Joe Steffens
Sixteenth Avenue SW
Richard Meeks
Fairfax
Thomas L. Dietz
Oliver M. Wright
O Avenue
John E. Eden
Monticello
Baxter M. Sieh
Bever Avenue
Herschel R. Bean
Barbara A. Ball
Glen Elm Drive
John K. Blake
Old Marion Road
David M. Hawke
Fourth Avenue
Richard V. Myers
Thomas L. Brazier
Schaffer
Kenneth D. Naylor
Independence
Gene D
Michal
Eighteenth Street
Gerald R. Ferring
Lee Street
Eldon E. Burkhart
Third Avenue
Dale E. Cummings
First Avenue
Leotis M. Niemi
E Avenue
Jim L. Rich
F Avenue
Gary L. Hansen
John E. Wentland
Thirtieth Street
Wilbur E. Parton
Dave A. Aurze
Wayne H. Jensen
Thirty-fifth Street
Henry R. Franks
H Avenue
Robert F. Faler
Johnson Avenue
Robert L. Guthrie
John E. Stafford
Alicia
Alicia N. Matland
Osage
Joan F. Zeiser
Center Point
Barbara Jean Buhr
Derrell E. Dempster
Tenth Street
James J. Henderson
Seventh Avenue
Plane remains scatter across neighborhood after crash split
From front to back the plane lay divided, exposing a kitchen with a stove and sink untouched. Power company crews worked through the night to restore electricity to about 500 homes. Burned car hulks and household debris littered yards and rooftops over several blocks.
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Power Company
McNamara cites human limits and Europe pullback pressures
McNamara concedes errors in forecasts while urging public trust in officials. He states the U.S. has no plan to cede German nuclear control and notes West Germany never asked for delegation. Javits questions flat statements and warns about communist accusations of arming Germany. McNamara cites pressures to reduce forces in Europe but affirms NATO security and U.S. combat capability despite France exiting NATO's military structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ribicoff
McNamara
Javits
R-N.y
U.S
West Germany
Germany
Europe
U. S. Defense Establishment
U. S
France
NATO
Republican nominees in Iowa race seek November win
Peters criticizes general election tactics saying he would support whichever Republican nominee, Bill Murray or Bob Beck, defeats Harold Hughes. Also listed are Vern Sharp of Fort Dodge and Charles Slocn of Fairfield as announced but inactive candidates for the nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peters
Bill Murray
Bob Beck
Harold Hughes
Murray
Beck
Vern Sharp
Fort Dodge
Charles Slocn
Fairfield
Parsons College
Abe Pilicer Pays Balance of His Fine
Abe Pilicer, 69, of 2315 Ridgeway Drive SE, paid the remaining 6500 fine in federal court after about 18 hours in Linn County jail. He and his firm Pilco Laboratories were convicted in March on seven counts of illegal drug sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Pilicer
Linn County
Pilicer
Ridgeway Drive
Pilco Laboratories
Pilco
Edward J. McManus
Food and Drug Administration
Graham Urges World Leaders to Pray Before Talks
London upi Billy Graham urged world leaders to pray together before opening their conferences. He said spiritual weapons could solve great problems and noted many feel the church has little to offer. The campaign at Earl's Court draws 359131 attendance and 14500 conversions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
UPI
Billy Graham
Earl’s Court
Graham
Ten Men Enlist in Air Force From Iowa City Area
Ten men have enlisted in the air force and will head to Lackland air force base for basic training. The group includes Garth A. Hospers Alan J Knezevich Christopher G Bunge Roger D O'Bannon Richard J Merz Gary R Miller Anita Michael S Moore Kenneth E Caes William D Koppenhaver and Russell C Steiner, all listed with Iowa addresses. Also reported home on leave are Airman 1/c Jon Ernberger en route from Larson base to Korat Thailand and Airman 3/c John C McGuigan from Keesler base Mississippi for electronics training.
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Air Force
Lackland Air Force Base
Garth A. Hospers
Alan J. Knezevich
Christopher G. Bunge
Iowa City
Roger D. O'Bannon
C Street
Richard J. Merz
Harper
Gary R. Miller
Anita
Michael S. Moore
Tipton
Kenneth E. Caes
Durant
William D. Koppenhaver
Russell
Illinois College of Optometry grants degree to Edmund A Schneider
Edmund A Schneider received his doctor of optometry degree on June 5 from the Illinois College of Optometry in Chicago. A rifleman thwarted a killing, reported at 6:00 PM Tuesday on KCRG TV Channel 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund A. Schneider
Illinois College of Optometry
Chicago
Kcrg-Tv
Channel 9
Courthouse News Injunction Dissolved in Howell Case
Judge William R. Eads dissolved a temporary injunction against Howell Construction Co after the company argued the council had not posted the required $125,000 bond and proper notice. The Iowa Natural Resources Council sought a permanent injunction over work on the Prairie Creek flood plain in Cedar Rapids citing potential property harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William R. Eads
Howell Construction Co., Inc
Fifteenth Avenue SW
Iowa Natural Resources Council
Prairie Creek
Cedar Rapids
The
Council
Howell
July 7 Hearing Set for Vinton Youth Grauerholtz
Judge Warren J. Rees scheduled a July 7 show cause hearing for LaVerne P. Grauerholtz, 18, of Vinton, to revoke his probation after pleading guilty to breaking and entering and receiving a ten year suspended sentence. Grauerholtz allegedly violated probation rules by the Krob Elevator burglary in Ely on February 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren J. Rees
LaVerne P. Grauerholtz
Vinton
Grauerholtz
Ely
Suspended Term Given To Donald Treka In Vehicle Case
Donald E. Treka, 35, of 120 Fifth Street SE, received a one year suspended sentence to Fort Madison state penitentiary after pleading guilty to operating a motor vehicle without the owner's consent. Judge William R. Eads handed down the sentence. Treka allegedly drove a Cedar Rapids man Donald Ross's panel truck on December 24 without permission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald E. Treka
Fifth Street SE
Fort Madison
William R. Eads
Treka
Donald Ross
Cedar Rapids
One-Year Probation For 19 Year Old McBowen
Judge Harold D. Victor placed 19 year old Martin M. McBowen on probation for one year after he pled guilty to breaking and entering the Kuba Distributing Co. incident on April 9. The Cedar Rapids youth received a six month suspended jail term and a $1 fine, with attorney William Matias ordered to set reasonable probation rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold D. Victor
William Matias
Cedar Rapids
Martin M. McBowen
Sixteenth Street SE
Kuba Distributing Co
Vietor
Matias
McBowen
Case Against Cornell Student Is Dismissed
Burton A. Richardson III of Riverdale Illinois had a charge of resisting an officer dropped in Mt. Vernon for lack of evidence. The offense was alleged Oct. 4 1965 against a recent Cornell college graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold D. Victor
Cornell College
Burton A. Richardson III
Riverdale
Ill
Mt. Vernon
Sell Unused Clothing with a Simple Want Ad
Local shopper seeks to clear bulging closets by placing a straightforward want ad. Sell bags and outfits quickly through a classified listing, targeting casual wardrobes, seasonal items, and household textiles. Includes contact options for pickup or delivery.
Motion for New Everett Trial Set for July 5
Jerry Joe Everett, 24, of Hazleton, seeks a new trial on a June 8 breaking and entering conviction. A hearing is scheduled for 9 a.m. July 5. Everett was found guilty of breaking into Briner's grocery in Springville. He is jailed on a $10,000 bond for the Springville case and $20,000 on a Hazleton lumber company charge. He faces additional charges in Buchanan county.
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Warren J. Rees
Jerry Joe Everett
Everett
Hazleton
Briner
Springville
Rees
Buchanan County
Linn County
Rogers Appeal Case Over Valuation at 327 Thirtieth Street
Alfred A and Ruth Rogers appeal Linn district court over their tri level home valuation. Cedar Rapids Board of Review and chairman Abbott Lipsky defend the assessment. Plaintiffs contend the board erred in reviewing their property value. board set at 11319 while Rogers claim 16550 real value implying a fair assessment of 9990.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred A
Ruth Rogers
Thirtieth Street
Linn District Court
Cedar ‘Rapids
Damage Suit Filed Against Baking Co.
Harold W. Wengert files a $2,000 damage suit against Colonial Baking Co. of Cedar Rapids and Hyde and Vreden berg Inc owner of the Hy Vee store in Marion. He says on January 8 1966 he found coarse brown wrapping paper in a slice of rye bread bought at Hy Vee. He claims the paper made him nauseated and ill and that the defendants breached implied warranties of merchantable quality and fitness for human consumption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold W. Wengert
Colonial Baking Co
Cedar Rapids
Hyde and Vredenberg, Inc
Seventh Avenue
Marion
Wengert
High Court to Hear Iowa Appeals Case
Washington AP The U S Supreme Court agreed to hear arguments next fall on the Iowa Supreme Court practice of deciding some criminal appeals on a clerk s transcript. Des Moines man Entsminger maintains his counsel was ineffective and Iowa defense lawyers sometimes skip full argument in favor of clerk s transcripts. The state AG said the issue could be raised via habeas corpus if needed.
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Washington
U.S. Supreme Court
Iowa Supreme Court
Harvey Lee Entsminger
Des Moines
Iowa State Penitentiary
Iowa Civil Liberties Union
Entsminger
Iowa
Iowa Attorney General’s Office
Freeman says visit in Iowa was friendly
Agriculture Secretary Freeman described his three stop tour of northern Iowa last Saturday as a very friendly reception. He noted farmers were concerned about infla tionary pressures but said the administration does not blame them and that wheat reserves remain comfortable. Freeman indicated a possible fall decision on wheat acreage allotments for 1968, with a recommendation to be sought soon.
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Washington
Freeman
Iowa
White House
Johnson
Moville
Spencer
Maquoketa
Order Desk Job For Carpenter
Army Captain Bill Carpenter, a Medal of Honor contender for calling in a napalm strike on his own position, will take a desk job as aide to General William Westmoreland. He said he’d prefer to stay in the field but will report next month per order.
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Pleiku
Vietnam
Stars to Back Rights Parade in Mississippi Support
Hollywood stars Sammy Davis Jr Marlon Brando Burt Lancaster and Frank Sinatra plan to fly to Mississippi to back the Meredith March They will entertain at Tougaloo College near Jackson on Saturday night before the final leg of the trek on Sunday
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Hollywood
UPI
Sammy Davis, Jr
Mississippi
Marlon Brando
Burt Lancaster
Frank Sinatra
Tougaloo College
Jackson
Smylie to Visit Cresco for Centennial Observance
Idaho Governor Robert Smylie, a Cresco native born in 1914, will attend Cresco’s centennial events. He will be honored at an afternoon reception and speak Thursday night before the pageant Up from the Prairie. His early life in Cresco roots his visit.
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Cresco
Idaho
Robert Smylie
Smylie
Cherokee County
Tokyo hosts 164 American students on 8 week Japan visit
A group of 164 American high school and college students arrived in Tokyo on Tuesday for an eight week program to broaden mutual understanding with Japanese students and foster cultural exchange.
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Tokyo
Japan
Obituary for Paul Hanson longtime Cedar Rapids photographer
Paul Craver Hanson 77 of 3052 Carroll Drive SE died Tuesday after a brief illness. He managed Morris Sanford's photo department 33 years retiring Jan 1 1957 and helped start many careers in photography. A friend of Grant Wood, he was born Nov 8 1888 in Whitten and married Vida Hatter May 29 1911 in Lowell Indiana. Survived by wife, two sons, a daughter, two sisters, and three grandchildren. Memorials to Heart Fund. Burial Cedar Memorial. Memorial service Turner Chapel Thursday.
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Morris Sanford
Hanson
Grant Wood
Cedar Rapids
Polk School
Whitten
Vida Hatter
Lowell
Ind
Kenwood Park
Kenwood Park Presbyterian Church
Waltonians
American Assn
Iowa Historical Society
Turner Chapel
R. F. Galloway
D. R. Jarrert
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Heart Fund
Gertrude Mortland
William H. Mortland
Oceanside
Calif
Iowa City
Richard D. Mortland
Air Force
James M. Shaver
Julia Lee
Charles Cronin
Ray Gilpin
Venice
Fla
John Nye
Asa Arnold
Charles Springer
Baldwin Park
Train Crash Attracts Hundreds Of Sightseers Salvage Tour
The derailment drew hundreds of spectators and salvage seekers to the scene on Tuesday morning. A highway patrolman directed traffic on nearby Highway 30 as meat-filled cars and piggyback trucks were among the derailed loads.
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Ers
Highway Patrol
Highway 30
Vietnam War Developments From Saigon Briefing
The piece notes Tam Chau meeting Ky for a possible solution as Tri Quang weakens from a fast yet leaves hospital unassisted. Monks and followers remain confined in Saigon’s Buddhist Institute amid claims of illness and starvation. A Thunderchief and transport aircraft were downed near Hanoi and the south, with crew rescued, as Lord Walston predicts allied victory within a year.
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Tam Chau
Tri Quang
Saigon
Buddhist Struggle Movement
International Red Cross
USS
Air Force
Thunderchief
Hanoi
Britain
Lord Walston
Iowa City State Rep Minnette Doderer Files for Re election
State Representative Minnette Doderer of Iowa City announced Tuesday her candidacy for re election. She is serving her second term in the Iowa House of Representatives.
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Iowa City
Minnette Doderer
House of Representatives
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Daily Record
Bismarck
Minneapolis
Orleans
Denver
New York
Duluth
Fairbanks
Phoenix
Honolulu
Seattle
C.R. Weather
Gazette
Coralville Lake
Frank
Katey) Hearn
Howe’s
Presbyterian Church
Oelwein
Gus Unger
Brant’s
Michael Schnor
Virgil Schnor
Brant's
Wellman
Menno J. Gingerich
Parnell
West Union Mennonite Church
Powell's
LaCrosse
Lansing
Dam No
McGregor
Dubuque
Davenport
Keokuk
C.R
Fall
St. Luke's
Robert Dreckman
Brockman Avenue
William Rausch
Blairs Ferry Road
Clarence Schmidt
Norway
Helen Elaine Strickland
Bruce Warner Strickland
Gary George Rinderknecht
Vivian Kay Rinderknecht
Glen W. DeWald
Carolyn G. Lodestein
Richard G. Brecke
Carolyn M. Davis
Fifth Street
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
Abe Pilicer
Monahan
Stewart
James F. Stewart
1St Ave
Wm, J. Stewart
Courthouse News
Vinton Youth
Donald Treka
Cornell
New Everett
Rogers’ Appeal House Valuation
Baking Co
High Court
John Ek
Lapes
Third Ave
Paul C. Hanson
Paul Craver Hanson
Carroll Drive
Ness
Wm. Mortland
Sebastian Infant
Timmy Joe Sebastian
Robert A. Sebastian
Boice Road
Edward
Michael
Nancy
Fern Dagnon
Ferryville
Wis
Leonard Sebastian
Prairie du Chien
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Richard R. Krapfl
Eldred
Thomas J
Beatty- Bearle
Loren T. Jenks
Center Point Christian Church
Center Point Cemetery
Hesser Memorial
Jay W. Hesser
Heesser
8Th St
5Th Ave
Murdoch Funeral Homes
Walker
Central
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