Weather summary and local births and changes
Fair and cooler tonight with a high of 80 expected Friday. Outlook shows Saturday mostly fair and warmer. Temperature readings include 85 high and 66 low on Wednesday, with noon humidity at 60 percent and WNW wind at 18 to 25 mph. Notable notices list births in Cedar Rapids area and surrounding communities, including new daughters and sons in Atkins Lisbon Cedar Rapids Marion and other towns.
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Apolis
Chicago
New York
Miami
Seattle
Municipal
Local Court Dockets List Multiple Fines Across Offense Types
A sequence of traffic and conduct violations is recorded with named defendants and fines. Offenses include overheated refrigerator motor, speeding, license violation, illegal turn, failure to control vehicle, disobeying stop sign, traffic signal violations, failure to yield, backing without signaling, and drunkenness. Individual fines range from two to thirty dollars plus costs. several forfeited bonds noted for Darrel Gilbert and Thomas Kehoe.
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Helen Tisl
Central City
Helen Dittmar
George Irmscher
Ronald Moore
Higley
Michael McNerney
2Nd Ave
Walter Lake
9Th Ave
Flict Cobb
Country Club Okwy. SE
Karen Johnson
Lake Ave
James Fogarty
Bave
Darrel Gilbert
Waukon
William Minney
Marion
Thomas Kehoe
12Th Ave
Senate approves one year extension of corporation excise taxes
Washington report says the Senate gave final congressional approval on Thursday to a bill extending for another year the present taxes on corporations new cars liquors telephones cigarets and travel.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Drawn to EM 2-1121 for Gazette Want Ad
A Want Ad in the Gazette promotes a GOLT 45 automatic and a 22 call EM gargrsion unit for 45. The ad claims it drew 12 calls in one day and sold both guns. Call EM 2-1121 and ask for an Ad Taker.
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GOLT
Above Ad
Iowa Deaths Notice Summary
Obituary notices list deaths in Iowa towns including Toledo Vernon and Jones counties. Individuals named: Dr Knight E Fee 79, Walter Simmons 73, Mrs John Seeber 60, George Pfaff 76, Jay J Dorsey 83, Mrs Fred W Kirchiner 80, Leroy Dirks 48, Volleng J Black 68. Services scheduled across Friday to Sunday. burial at Flint Michigan and local church services noted.
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Toledo
Knight E. Fee
Henderson's
Flint
Mich
Waukon
Jerome Huber
Vernon
Texas
St. Patrick's Church
Bakke-Hanson
Columbus Junction
Walter Simmons
Stacy's
Sigourney
John Seeber
Reynolds
George Pfaff
Cedar Rapids Sends 33 to Sokol Slet in Chicago
Cedar Rapids will be represented by 33 participants at the tenth national Sokol Slet in Chicago. Gymnastic events run Friday and Saturday with an exhibition Sunday. participants travel by bus and car. Junior girls include Colleen Kelly and others. junior boys feature Ricky Bartunek and peers. women's and men's divisions list named competitors and chaperons attend.
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Cedar Rapids
Chicago
Colleen Kelly
Teresa Minech
Ellen Feldhouse
Barbara Bessler
Charlene Champar
Nancy Beuters
Sharon Spina
Marie Webster
Joyce Statinsky
Linda Hertz
Roxene Netolicky
Mary Ann Dvor
Kennedy's recovery discussed after European trip
Doctors said President Kennedy's fever did not affect his back and his best day in weeks came after a cruise with Prime Minister Ikeda. They noted the back strain from a Canada tree planting ritual and that his illness is improving despite a long recuperation.
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Travell
Kennedy
Potomac
Ikeda
Japan
Honey Fitz
Salinger
Wade
Mr. Kennedy
Dr. Travell
Canada
Europe
Courthouse C R Man Charged With Kart Motor Theft
Harold C. Kness, 45, of 1415 Fourth St S W, arrested by Cedar Rapids police and charged with larceny of a go kart motor. Motor taken Feb. 18 from Midwest Dynamics Go Kart Sales and Service. Arraignment set in Linn district court Thursday. Suits filed Esther Howell vs M Capp Manufacturing Co 300 dollars. John Sterba vs Merle Cadwallader Cedar Rapids Scale 78.32 on account. Judgments James Q McNeill Jr against Marion W and Rose M Conner 841.04 promissory note. Dismissed Paul H Schoenbeck vs Sidney and Geryl Dean Aulwes 1083.23 contract suit. George and Alma Rotenig vs B L and Julia Hale foreclosure suit dismissed with prejudice.
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Harold C. Kness
Fourth St
Cedar Rapids
Kness
Midwest Dynamics Go-Kart Sales and Service
Linn District Court
Esther Howell
M. Capp Manufacturing Co
John Sterba
Merle Cadwallader
Paul H
Schoenbeck
Sidney and
Geryl Dean Aulwes
George and
Alma Roeniig
B. L
Julia Hale
Fugitive 18 Nabbed Near Monticello
Larry Brewster 18 of Clinton was captured northeast of Monticello about 9 15 a m Thursday by Highway Patrolman Kenneth Carter after wading in the Maquoketa River. His girlfriend Alberta Wiese 18 Maquoketa was arrested nearby and held in Dubuque. Authorities said Brewster was recognized when buying groceries and fled from a posse near Worthington.
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The
Monticello
Larry Brewster
Clinton
Dubuque
Worthington
Brewster
Wagner
Kenneth Carter
Maquoketa River
Alberta Wiese
Maquoketa
Jones County
Lewis Dreibelbis
Bert Sims
Sims
Carter
Dreibelbis
Savanna
Ill
Sand Springs
Here
Peace Corps Shuns Lands That Discriminate Against Jews
Washington AP report says Peace Corps director R Sargent Shriver declared the service will not operate in nations that discriminate against American Jews or other groups. He responded to a Senate Foreign Relations Committee hearing about making the corps permanent. Senator Hickenlooper pressed the issue about Arab states and Jewish exclusion.
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Washington
R. Sargent Shriver
Peace! ‘Corps
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Peace Corps
Sen. Hickenlooper
A-la
Hickenlooper
Treasury Deficit Spending Draws Mixed Reactions
Treasury Secretary Dillon advocates deficit spending to boost the economy despite a 93 billion spending surge in the last year and a 291 billion debt, with Congress urged to raise the debt limit to 285 or 290 billion. Conservatives denounce the view as irresponsible given rising interest costs and inflation risk.
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Washington
UPI
Secretary of Treasury
Dillon
Treasury
U.S
U. S
Con
Kennedy
Congress
Unfounded Plot Report Sparks Police Statement in Singapore
Police in Singapore said reports of a plot to assassinate Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew and several ministers are unfounded. The clarification followed Thursday disclosures about the alleged plan.
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Singapore
Lee Kuan Yew
Ginn of GE Named President of Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
William Ginn former vice president and general manager of GE turbines was named president of Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton Corp. He had been indicted with other heavy electrical equipment executives on anti trust charges and was sentenced to 30 days in prison.
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Philadelphia
William Ginn
General Electric
Thursday
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton Corp
Ginn
Drug Groups Fined Forty Thousand in Price Fixing Case
In San Francisco a federal judge fined the Northern California Pharmaceutical Assn 40 000 for anti trust violations by conspiring to fix retail prescription drug prices. Former association president and pricing formula author Donald Hedgpeth received a 1 000 fine. a jail sentence was rejected.
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San Francisco
Northern California Pharmaceutical Assn
Donald Hedgpeth
Association
Louis Goodman
Hedgpeth
Grahams Have Tea with Queen
Evangelist Billy Graham and his wife visited Buckingham Palace in London for tea with Queen Elizabeth II on Thursday afternoon.
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London
Billy Graham
Buckingham Palace
Queen Elizabeth II
Algae Data Highlights River Pollution Debate
The article discusses algae sampling along the Cedar River and the lack of a detailed tally. U S Health and Welfare sources note algal variation indicates pollution levels and recovery from wastes. Houser cautions against claiming sewage pollution until more information is gathered.
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United States Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Houser
Fort Madison Fire Loss Revised Down
A Wednesday fire in Fort Madison caused about 125000 in damage to three businesses Hawkeye Lumber Co. was the heaviest loser with roughly 50000 in losses. Watson Distributing Co. warehouse and a nearby service station were also destroyed in the blaze.
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Fort Madison
Hawkeye Lumber Co
Watson Distributing Co
Negro Named To D C Board
President Kennedy nominated Frank Reeves a 45 year old Washington attorney to the District of Columbia Commission, creating the potential first Black member if Senate confirmation succeeds. Reeves serves as a special assistant to the President. Brewster will be held in the ticket. Last year he was the first Black elected to the Democratic national committee.
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Sims
Dreibelbis
Monticello
Henry Schoen
Schoen
Carter
Galer Robertson
Brewster
Frank Dunham
Center Point
Dreibelbis Linn County
Jones Dr
Washington
Jones
Robert Mccounty
Laughlin
Dubuque
Worthington
Smaller Bill on Housing Beaten
The House rejected a move to replace Kennedy's housing bill with a smaller Republican version by a 197 to 164 vote. Republicans argued the substitute would cost about 1.1 billion, while Democrats cited roughly 9 billion for the Democratic bill and priced their version at 4.9 billion.
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Washington
House
Kennedy
Hungary Lifts Travel Limits on Diplomats in Budapest
The Hungarian government ends the travel ban on American diplomats in Budapest imposed in July 1959. The change is described as good business for fostering relations and commerce.
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Hungary
Washington
Budapest
Deaths Alfred R. Miller 47 Waterloo native dies of heart attack
Alfred Rodger Miller 47 of Waterloo and former Cedar Rapids resident died Tuesday of a heart attack. He worked for Cedar Falls municipal utilities, was WWII veteran, married to Lorene Hasik since 1946. Survived by his wife, his mother, and two children. Services Friday at St Timothys Cedar Falls with graveside rites at Cedar Memorial Cedar Rapids.
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Alfred Rodger Miller
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Municipal Utilities
Cedar Falls
Lorene Hasik
Anna L. Miller
Sharon
John
St. Timothy’s Methodist Church
Cedar Memorial
Services for Charles W. Tichy Held Saturday in Brush
Charles W. Tichy 48 died in a truck crash near Sabula Tuesday morning. Services set for Saturday at 2 p.m. at Brush chapel with Rev Francis Laren. burial at Rogers Grove near Ely. casket to remain closed. Tichy, born July 22 1912 six miles southeast of Ely, was Hamilton Co seed foreman for 30 years and member of Ely IOOF lodge 581 and CSA Prokop Velky lodge in Cedar Rapids. Surviving wife Marie Blazek Tichy four sons Charles Steven David and Richard a daughter Sue Ann mother Anna Tichy three sisters and two brothers.
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Charles W. Tichy
Sabula
Brush Chapel
Francis Laren
Rogers Grove
Ely
Tichy
Hamilton Co
Hamilton
Ely Ioof Lodge
CSA Prokop Velky Lodge
Cedar Rapids
Marie Blazek Tichy
Sue Ann
Charles
Steven
David
Richard
Anna Tichy
Joseph Tomasek
Mary Tichy
Agnes Tichy
Oklahoma City
Joseph
George
Death of 14 Month Old John Feuerhelm in Cedar Rapids
John Samuel Feuerhelm 14 months died at 10 20 p m Wednesday in a Cedar Rapids hospital. Born April 7 1960 in Cedar Rapids he was the son of Mr and Mrs James D Feuerhelm. Survived by grandparents Mrs Sam Feuerheim Cedar Rapids and Mr and Mrs Clem Hyke Cresco. Baptized at Zion Evangelical Reformed Church Waukon. Body moved from Turner chapel to Martin Funeral Home Waukon with services set for 2 30 p m Saturday.
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John Samuel Feuerhelm
James D. Feuerhelm
Fifth St
Cedar Rapids
Sam Feuerheim
Clem Hyke
Cresco
John
Zion Evangelical Reformed Church
Waukon
Turner
Martin Funeral Home
Loretta Scanlon, 64, Cedar Rapids Resident, Dies
Loretta A Scanlon died in a Cedar Rapids hospital Thursday at 7 a.m. after a short illness. Born November 27, 1896 in Williamsburg, she lived in Cedar Rapids 45 years and was a manager.
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Loretta A. Scanlon
Thira Ave
Cedar Rapids
Williamsburg
Miss Scanlon
Obituary: Longtime Paris Beauty Shop Owner Dies
The obituary notes the passing of a longtime Paris Beauty Shop owner after 38 years in business. Surviving relatives include a sister Mrs Elmer Rochlitz Manhattan Beach California and three brothers Lee Scanlon Independence Neal Scanlon Lancaster Wis and Francis Scanlon Detroit. The body rests at Monahan Stewart funeral home with calling after 1 p.m. Friday. Funeral services are Saturday at 9 30 a.m. at Immaculate Conception Church led by Msgr Maurice S Sheehy and burial follows at Mt Calvary Cemetery. Msgr Sheehy will recite the Rosary Friday at 7 30 p.m. at the funeral home.
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Paris
Elmer Rochlitz
Manhattan Beach
Calif
Lee Scanlon
Independence
Neal Scanlon
Lancaster
Wis
Francis Scanlon
Detroit
Monahan-Stewart Funeral Home
Immaculate Conception Church
Maurice S. Sheehy
Mt. Calvary
Msgr. Sheehy
Monahan- Stewart Funeral Home
Obituary for Robert A. Larimer Navy veteran and musician
Robert Alvin Larimer 45 of 1116 Est SW Cedar Rapids died at Veterans Hospital Iowa City after a short illness. Born July 5 1915 he worked for Rock Island railroad and played accordion with local bands. He served in the Navy in World War II and belonged to the Brotherhood of Railway Mail Clerks and the Musicians Union. Survived by his parents Mr and Mrs George O Larimer Cedar Rapids. Services Saturday 2 PM Kuba Funeral Home Rev Hubert L Sunderman Cedar Memorial burial Military graveside by Hanford Post American Legion. Friends may call Friday.
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Robert Alvin Larimer
Veterans Hospital
Iowa City
Larimer
Brotherhood of Railway Mail Clerks
Musicians Union of North America
George O. Larimer
Cedar Rapids
Kuba
Hubert L. Sunderman
Cedar Memorial
Hanford Post
American Legion
Funeral notices for Anton Palumbo Louis Dunek and John H Hunter
Services for Anton Palumbo at St Patrick Catholic Church at 9 Friday by Rev J Robert McDonald with burial at Mt Calvary. Louis Dunek to be buried at St John’s after 9 15 at Kuba funeral home and 9 30 at St Wenceslaus with Msgr Anthony W Chihak. John H Hunter to be buried Cedar Memorial after 1 30 Friday service by Rev D A Loferski. Friends may call at Teahen’s.
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D. A. Loferski
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Sentencing for Molina Delayed in Castro War Case
Sentencing for Francisco The Hook Molina in the second degree murder case was postponed to June 29 by Judge Mitchell Schweitzer. Defense motions include a request for a new trial after a key witness recanted following capture during the Cuban invasion. Molina faces 20 years to life for the killing of Magdalen Urdaneta, a visitor from Venezuela, during a restaurant gunfight between pro and anti Castro factions.
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New York
Francisco
Molina
Fidel Castro
Castro
Mitchell Schweitzer
Magdalene Urdaneta
Venezuela
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Carl Gerhold
Atkins
John Zimmerman
23Rd St. NW
Don Bohr
Lisbon
John Wheeler
32Nd St. NE
John Kallimanis
Beverave
Thomas Krueger
John Wilch
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Wesley Panek
Donald Machovec
Sally Starkey
David Preston
Jane Norwood
Calvin Strachen
Brenda Meier
Edwin Hart
Lois Wadsworth
Viola
Richard Havercamp
Shirley Martin Atkins
Donald Appleby
Springville
Phyllis Shelton
Colleen Gibbs
Cecil Ribbs
4Th Ave
Eugene Bowles
Wilson Ave
Gary Smith
Martelle
Darrell Kenney
Vinton
Merrill Knapp
Lincolnway Trailer
Douglas Dam
Oakland Rd
John Rice
Wildwood Dr
Corporation
Iowa
C.R
Fred Johnson
Pat Donovan
Gerry Webster
Carolyn Mach
Rita Svoboda
Robert Neid
Edward Neidi
Betty Gallagher
Barbara Pulkrab
Donald Pulkrab
Jack Gallagher
Leroy Webster
Joe Pazour
Ted Smith
Frank Melsha
Anna Podzimek
Joe Vitek
Robert Vanous
Nancy Svoboda
C.R. Man
James Q. McNeill, Jr
Marion W
Rose M. Conner
Milo W. Dodge
Emma M. Dodge
Corps
Lyle Wilson
Baldwin-Lima
Grahams
Cedar River
D. C
Pierson
Ellis Blvd
Janeba Funeral Home
16Th Ave
Joseph J. Janeba
Alfred R. Miller
John S. Feuerhelm
Loretta Scanlon
John E. Lapes
3Rd Ave
ROHN
Funeral Home
Third Avenue
Robert A. Larimer
Rock Island Railroad
T Murdoch Funeral Homes
CEM
Port Pot
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John B.it
Turner & Son
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