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Mixed weather update with highs in the 70s to 80s and scattered showers through Saturday. City and regional data include temperatures, rainfall, barometer, humidity, sunrise and sunset, plus river stages and dam readings. Obituaries and funeral notices list numerous individuals and service details across several towns.
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Ismarck
Minnapolis
Thicago
Enver
New York
Duluth
Omaha
L. Angeles
Phoenix
Miam
Seattle
Estes Inquiry Deepens Over Search for Senate Letters
The Estes inquiry continues as affidavits from two department employees claim Thomas Hughes ordered a search for the senators letters. Hughes says the review was to anticipate questions Freeman might face. Freeman denies personal review of Mundt-Curtis files. Mundt warns the tactic may boomerang and urges Kennedy to address practices under congressional inquiry.
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Department
Thomas Hughes
Freeman
Hughes
Estes
Mundt
Kennedy
Three Federal Court Hearings Set for Wednesday
Three hearings are scheduled next Wednesday in Cedar Rapids federal court before Senior Judge John W. Delehant. The sessions cover civil motion matters: summary judgment in Perry J and Kyle Hummel vs Zach McArthur. summary in Allied Chemical Co. vs Lawrence E. Reading. and a request for a more complete statement in Neumeg vs Delgado and Infileco Inc. A bankruptcy petition lists $4,659.22 in debts and $700 assets.
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Cedar Rapids Federal Court
John W. Delehant
Omaha
Henry N. Graven
Perry J
Kyle Hum‘mel
Zach McArthur
Allied Chemical Co
Lawrence E. Reading
June
Melvin
Neumeg
Henry del
Gado and Infileco Inc
Jauto
Norman D. Strain
Secand Street
Summer Festival Chamber Music Society To Play Stamitz Work
The Cedar Rapids Summer Festival in Greene Square on July 10 features Stamitz Quartet in D minor played by Mrs James D Nielsen flute Peter Haug violin Mrs E Charles Thulin horn and James D Welch cello. The Chamber Music Society organized by Mr Welch presents about 30 local musicians across professions performing monthly readthroughs. A string quartet may join the July 10 program.
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Chamber Music Society
Cedar Rapids
Greene Square
Carl Stamitz
James D. Nielson
Peter Haug
E.charles Thulin
James D. Welch
Welch
Colton Urges Teaching Communism In Schools
Eldon L. Colton of Cedar Rapids, a Republican candidate for state representative, told a Prairie High School meeting that communism is a present day reality and schools must teach about it. He added that parents and churches share the responsibility and called for adults to develop a creative consciousness to pass to children.
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Eldon L. Colton
Cedar Rapids
College Township Farm Bureau
Prairie High School
Colton
America
Teen admits thefts totaling over four hundred dollars
Juvenile detectives say a 16 year old Cedar Rapids boy admitted taking more than 400 dollars from the Vernon Heights Standard service station over six months. Manager Kent Hill said 726.61 was taken in small amounts from a desk between receipts and bank trips. The youth was referred to juvenile probation officers.
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Juvenile Bureau
Cedar Rapids
Vernon Heights
Kent Hill
Hill
Health Official Urges Rabies Vaccination For Dogs In Cedar Rapids
Health Officer Carl Smith urged dog owners to vaccinate pets against rabies amid a high rabies incidence in skunks in southwest Cedar Rapids. He warned the spread may be rapid and advised preventive measures, including distemper shots and keeping dogs confined to limit exposure.
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Carl Smith
Cedar Rapids
Smith
Deaths Charles E Fay former Cedar Rapids resident
Charles Everett Fay a Cedar Rapids born World War I veteran pipefitter died in Anoka Minnesota on Thursday. Born September 25 1892 in Buchanan county he is survived by sister Mrs Elmer Kruse of Cedar Rapids and was a member of Hanford post American Legion. Services will be held at Turner chapel at 3 Saturday with Rev Bernard Olson of Kenwood Methodist Church. Burial will be Hoover north of Troy Mills. Friends may call at the chapel.
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Charles Everett Fay
Cedar Rapids
Anoka
Minn
Buchanan County
Elmer Kruse
Fay
Hanford Post
American Legion
Turner Chapel
Bernard Olson
Kenwood Methodist Church
Hoover
Troy Mills
Infant Son of Mr and Mrs Tenney Dies After Birth
Brian Tenney infant son of Mr and Mrs Craig D Tenney of 3618 Northwood Drive NE died shortly after birth. Survived by sister Patricia Ann and brother Craig Clayton Tenney at home and grandparents Nora Clayton Des Moines and Edith Tenney Mt Vernon. Private services held Friday in Turner chapel with cremation committal.
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Brian Tenney
Craig D. Tenney
Northwood Drive
Patricia Ann
Craig Clayton Tenney
Nora Clayton
Des Moines
Edith Tenney
Mt. Vernon
Turner Chapel
Haack Martin O. Turned Chapel Service Saturday
The funeral service for HaackMartin O. will be held at 1 30 Saturday at the Turner chapel with Dr Theodore A Youngquist officiating. Burial will be at Linwood Cemetery. Members of IBMPIU Local 1 will attend in a body.
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Haack
Martin O
Turner
Theodore A. Youngquist
Burlial
Linwood
Ibmpiu Local 1
Drop Caricature Of G O P Erbe Asks UAW Group
Des Moines Iowa governor Norman Erbe urged organized labor to stop portraying Republicans as second class citizens. He defended his party’s workers credentials and urged workers to support good candidates from both parties while calling for industrial growth and full employment in Iowa.
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G.O.P
Erbe
UAW Group
Norman Erbe
Organized Labor
National United Auto Workers
Iowa
Marion Child Still Critical at Hospital
Marion 13 month old Kimberly Konigsmark daughter of Mr and Mrs David Konigsmark of 230 Third avenue Marion remained critical but slightly improved at St Luke s hospital Friday from a gunshot wound to the head Police Chief Leighton Ford said Konigsmark was cleaning a pistol Thursday when it discharged and struck the child Kimberly is their only child.
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Kimberly Konigsmark
David Konigsmark
Third Avenue
Marion
St. Luke’s Hospital
Leighton Ford
Konigsmark
Kimberly
Gazette Want Ad Urges Hiring For Jobs
A Gazette classified notice appeals to readers seeking employment, urging postings and worker searches to fill local job openings. The brief emphasizes prompt responses and wide reach through the newspaper market.
Good Neighbors Study Proposal By Girl Scouts
Cedar Rapids budget panel debated Girl Scouts joining United Good Neighbors and asked for a breakdown of expected membership before approval. Girl Scouts seek 2500 for first year, while USO gets 6500, Hearing Society budget rises to 1544 against 1734 total.
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Good Neighbors
United Good Neighbors Budget Committee
USC
Cedar Rapids Hearing Society
Girl Scouts
UGN
Girl Scout
Cedar Rapids
Marion
Camp Fire Girls
Camp Fire
Iowa City
USO
United Community Service
Car Bike Crash Hurts Local Youth
Gerald Fry Jr a 14 year old boy living at 214 Seventeenth Avenue SW sustained minor injuries in a car bicycle collision at K Street and Twentieth Avenue SW. He was riding west when a south bound car driven by Floyd E Weasel of 2407 Linwood Street SW struck his bicycle. Fry was treated at Mercy Hospital for head bruises and arm lacerations and released. No charges were filed.
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Gerald Fry, Jr
Gerald R. Fry
Seventeenth Avenue
K Street
Twentieth Avenue
Fry
Floyd E. Weasel
Linwood Street
Mercy Hospital
No Decision by Estes Creditors
A committee of Billie Sol Estes' 564 creditors met for two hours Friday but failed to decide whether to accept a last-ditch plan to save him from involuntary bankruptcy. He owes $38 million. J. F. Hulse, chairman.
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EL Paso
UPI
Billie Sol Estes
J. F. Hulse
Kennedy farm bill defeat reshapes congress outlook
The farm bill failed as 48 Republicans joined 167 to oppose Kennedy, except Rep. Weaver. Salinger and Halleck discuss administration influence and Eisenhower guidelines as Democrats face stalled legislation and possible one year extension of feed grain controls.
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Martin Sorkin
Benson
Commercial Solvents Corp
Estes
Sorkin
Rep. Miller
N.Y
G.O.P
Press Secetary Salinger
Halleck
Salinger
White House
Kennedy
Phil Weaver
American Farm Bureau
Congress
House
Ways and Means
Senate
Estes Plan Discussed by Dallas Lawyers in 1962
The Cedar Rapids Gazette reports that Estes plan discussions occurred in Dallas on Tuesday June 22 1962. Lawyers noted outside offers to take Estes properties and pay creditors 2214 cents on the dollar were speculative and a decision may come by mid next week.
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Cedar Rapids
Estes
Dallas
Hulse
Man Accused Of Writing Bad Checks Twice At Inn
Richard L. Brown 40 faced a false pretenses charge after court records show he wrote three checks totaling 40 dollars in March to pay a Holiday Inn bill. Checks from a Rock Island bank bounced and the motel returned them. Brown allegedly sent another 40 dollar check that also failed. Brown pleaded innocent Friday. He listed highway 30 west as his address.
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Richard L. Brown
Holiday Inn
Brown
Highway 30 West
Rock Island
Trucker Alvin Lingo Pleads Guilty to Overloading
Alvin Lingo of Cedar Rapids pleaded guilty to overloading a truck on a county road west of the municipal airport. His vehicle owned by A and L Trucking Co. carried 6,680 pounds over the limit and he was fined 179.20 by Judge B J Maxwell.
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Alvin Lingo
Twenty Eighth Avenue
B. J. Maxwell
Lingo
A and L Trucking Co
Cedar Rapids
Time To Plead To Larceny Charge For Wiggins
Robert G. Wiggins 24 of 4101 Sixteenth Avenue SW was given until Tuesday to plead to larceny from a building after allegedly taking $18 from Lubben's Interior Decorators 1225 Third Avenue SE while employed by the firm. Suits filed include Verlin Cedrel vs Walter Novak 678.77 account and John H. Stone vs Owen Radloff and Manchester Construction Co 186.12 damages from a traffic accident.
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Robert G. Wiggins
Sixteenth Avenue
Lubben
Third Avenue
Verlin Cedrel
Walter Novak
John H. Stone
Owen Radloff
Manchester Construction Co
Judgments and dismissals in small claims docket
Household Finance Corp files judgments against Arnold Betzer for 481 dollars and against Buddy Hines for 500.22 dollars on promissory notes. Dr Vernon Sloan sues Ralph Sauer for 175.87 dollars on an account. Dismissal without prejudice in Earl Wilson versus Ralph Merck Genevieve Merck and O A Ransier for 2397.05 dollars on a promissory note. Great Plains Supply Co sues W C Trefz for 216.40 dollars on an account.
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Household Finance Corp
Arnold
Deanna Betzer
Buddy A
Mary C. Hines
Vernon J. Sloan
Ralph
Bernice Sauer
Earl J. Wilson
Ralph S
Genevieve Merck
O. A. Ransier
Great Plains Supply Co
W. C. Trefz
Beelow Widow Lillian Beelow Dies. Drowning Ruled Accident
Lillian Emma Beelow widow of Albert Beelow born May 18 1892 in Minnesota. Surviving are two daughters Mrs Janson Mrs Leonard Herbst and Doris Schueneman and two sons Harold and Orville Beelow, 11 grandchildren and two sisters. Body to be moved from Turner chapel to Arnold funeral home in Janesville.
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Lillian Emma Beelow
Albert Beelow
Minnesota
Janson
Leonard Herbst
Mankato
Minn
Doris Schueneman
Janesville
Harold Beelow
Orville Beelow
Waseca
Turner Chapel
Arnold Funeral Home
Fred's Betting Fever Returns on Flintstones Show
Treatment seems to have cured Fred's betting fever until he's tempted again. Friday at 7 30 p m on THE FLINT STONES.
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Fred
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