Weather and arrest notices from city report
Partly cloudy through Sunday with scattered thunderstorms and cooler northwest. Highs 70s to mid 80s, lows mid 50s to 60s. Rainfall Friday .31 inches, June total 2.19 inches. Short in feeder line on Twenty first avenue prompts local police warnings. speeding fines and driving-related penalties issued for multiple residents.
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Loney
New York
Twenty-first Avenue
J and
Second Streets
Bank Robbery Pair Sentenced After Bank Safe Theft
Bank bandits George A. Mills and Darwin E. Coon entered a house where the banker and his wife Irene were present. They bound the couple, forced the banker to reveal the safe combo, and escaped with 3000 dollars. Mills and Coon received 20 years for bank robbery and 10 years for attempted jail break.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Mills
Upper Darby
Darwin E. Coon
Sioux City
Hart
Mills
Coon
Unattended Truck Crashes Into House on Thirty-fourth Street
An unattended construction truck rolled from 610 Thirty Fourth Street SE and smashed into the home of Norman Hinkel at 3322 Soutter Avenue SE. A construction worker leaped aboard to stop it, but the vehicle rolled over bushes and hit the stoop before stopping. The Hinkel family were away in Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thirty-fourth Street
Norman Hinkel
Soutter Avenue
Thirty Fourth Street
Larry Martinson
Avenue NE
Hinkel
Hinkels
Minnesota
Obituary Notices from Springville and Nearby Towns
Obituary notices list ages and service times for several individuals including Springville Maggie Wood Worth 78 with services Sunday at 2, Manchester Margaret O Connor Drummy 76 with services Monday at 10 at St Patrick s church, Ryan Rosary Sunday at 8 at Shelly s Manchester Leander Crocke s Keota Richard Meier 42 of Kenner Louisiana Powell s Mechanicsville Eugene Gene L Davisson 63 services Monday at 2 at Hunter s Manchester Merrill H Run kle 73 services Tuesday at 1 30 with Masonic service Monday at 8 at Shelly s Toledo Mrs Delmar Freese 62 services Monday at 2 at EUB church Elkader Mrs William Steen 73 services Monday at 1 30 at St John s Evangelical church Garber Witt s.
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Springville
Maggie Wood Worth
Hunter S
Manchester
Margaret O'Connor Drummy
St. Patrick’s Church
Ryan
Rosary
Shelly's
Tipton
Leander Crock
E'S
Keota
Richard Meier
Kenner
Powell's
Mechanicsville
Eugene
Gene” L. Davisson
Hunter's
Merrill H. Runkle
Masonic
Shelly’s. Toledo
Delmar Freese
EUB
Elkader
William Steen
St John’s Evangelical Church
Garber
Witt’s
Car Strikes Bridge Near Wyoming Tan Highway 64
Harold Mar shall, 64, of Wyoming, is in fair condition at St. Luke's hospital Cedar Rapids from injuries after his car struck a bridge, left the road into a ditch West of Wyoming Tan Highway 64 about 6 a.m. Saturday. He suffered a compound fracture of the left leg a fractured pelvis lacerations and possible internal injuries. A Crescent Printing Co. partner, he drove early as his habit. Authorities are unsure what caused the loss of control.
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Wyoming
Harold Marshall
St. Luke’s Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Crescent Printing Co
Northern Iowa roving federal judge vacancy debated by 50 lawyers
A district meeting with about 50 lawyers urged filling the vacant northern Iowa federal judgeship. The post, created as a roving judgeship to ease caseloads in both districts, remains open since Judge Graven retired nearly a year ago. The Kennedy administration considered McManus and J. E. Heiserman but faced Democratic opposition. The judgeship pays $22 500 annually and is effectively a lifetime post.
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Iowa
Graven
Hanson
Congress
Roy Stephenson
Des Moines
Kennedy
McManus
J. E. Heiserman
Anamosa
Heiserman
Democratic National
Don Mitchell
Fort Dodge
Lex Hawkins
Democratic
YMCA Director Earns Mayer Scholarship for Relaxation Study
Jerry Rosenberger YMCA health club director receives an Oscar G Mayer scholarship to study relaxation at George Williams College Chicago from June 24 to July 7 The program covers theory practice and teaching of relaxation He will attend a joint AMA and ASHA meeting on Sunday July 24 with speaker Bud Wilkinson OU football coach and President advisor on youth fitness.
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Jerry Rosenberger
YMCA
Oscar G.mayer
George Williams College
Chicago
Rosenberger
American Medical Assn
American School Health Assn
Bud Wilkinson
University of Oklahoma
Pact Averts Ozark Troop
ST LOUIS AP A pilots strike on Ozark Airlines scheduled for midnight Friday did not start after an eleventh hour settlement announced Saturday. Federal mediator Frank Switzer said negotiations began Friday morning and ongoing terms were not released. The union sought a 2 percent wage rise and pension contributions around 7.5 percent of payroll. The prior pilot salary scale ranged from 420 dollars monthly for first year copilots to 1310 dollars for captains with eight years, with jet-prop pilots at 1544 dollars monthly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Ozark Airlines
Frank Switzer
Wagner Named TVA Chairman
Aubrey Wagner longtime TVA official named chairman of the board by President Kennedy succeeding Herbert Vogel who will resign June 30 Wagner has served since 1934 including as general manager prior to this appointment
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Washington (Ap
Aubrey Wagner
Tennessee Valley Authority
Kennedy
Wagner
TVA
Herbert Vogel
Lightning strikes civil defense siren in Calhoun
A civil defense warning signal in Calhoun Georgia sounded for about 20 minutes Friday night. Police switchboards were clogged as anxious residents called to report the alarm.
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Calhoun
UPI
Civil Defense
Two Ill. Sisters and Grandchildren Remembered in Funeral
Mrs Caroline Fried of Assumption and Mrs Mayme Ross of Armington Ill and two grandchildren are mourned with services set for 10 am Tuesday at All Saints Church Rev Edmund J Becker will preside Burial will be at Mt Calvary Cemetery Rosaries are planned Sunday at 730 pm by St Bernadette's Circle and 8 pm by the Catholic Laymen's Club and Holy Name Society Friends may donate to Hawkeye Area Council Tribute Fund in lieu of flowers
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Caroline
Fried
Assumption
Ill
Mayme Ross
Armingston
Monathan-Stewart
All Saints Church
Edmund J. Becker
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Monahan-Stewart
St. Bernadette’s Circle
Ilub
Father Becker
Holy Name Society
Hawkeye Area
Two Men Injured in Motorcycle Accidents in Cedar Rapids
Two men sustained injuries in separate Cedar Rapids motorcycle crashes Friday afternoon. John Weaver, 19, of Hiawatha, hit a tree on First Avenue E between Seventh and Eighth streets. treated and released from St Luke's Hospital. Richard Shley, 18, of 1512 Tenth Avenue SE, suffered a leg cut when his bike, with Richard K. Johnson driving, veered while turning onto Fifteenth Street from B Avenue NW. Shley treated and released from St Luke's.
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Cedar Rapids
John Weaver
Hiawatha
First Avenue E
Seventh
Eighth Streets
St. Luke’s Hospital
Richard Shley
Tenth Avenue SE
Fifteenth Street
B Avenue NW
Richard K. Johnson
E Avenue NE
Shley
St. Luke's
Last British Troops End Jamaica Occupation
The last British troops have left Kingston signaling Jamaica's move to full independence, ending a 300 year occupation as the island prepares to become independent in August.
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Kingston
Jamaica
Stevenson Defends UN Veto as Kashmir Talks Die
United Nations reports Russia vetoed a plan to convene India and Pakistan for Kashmir talks. Adlai Stevenson condemned the move calling the veto an obstruction to international cooperation. Morozov accused the U.S. of instigation as the council failed to produce a concrete solution after months of debate.
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United Nations
Russia
Security Council
India
Pakistan
Kashmir
U.S
Adlai Stevenson
U.N
V. K. Krishna Menon
Stevenson
Morozov
Premier Khrushchev
General Assembly
Runkle Dies at 73 After Heart Attack at Methwick Manor
Merrill H. Runkle 73 a Methwick Manor resident died Friday evening of a heart attack born July 26 1888 Tipton Iowa. He married Ava Dunham in 1913 and lived in Des Moines before moving to a farm north of Manchester in 1918. Survivors include his wife a daughter Mrs W E Stone of Laurel Miss a son John J H of Nampa Idaho two sisters and five grandchildren. Masonic services will be held at Shelly funeral home Manchester Monday at p.m. Burial at Oakland Cemetery Manchester.
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Merrill H. Runkle
Methwick Manor
Tipton
Cedar Rapids
Washington High School
Grinnell College
Ava Dunham
Clinton
Des Moines
Manchester
W. E. Stone l
Laurel
John JH
Nampa
Idaho
Fred Killen
Shelly’s
Oakland Cemetery
Widow Margaret Reasland Rites Set in Cedar Rapids
Margaret Mae Reasland widow of Robert F. Reasland long time Cedar Rapids resident died Friday after a brief illness. Born March 6, 1892 in Mt. Vernon she leaves four Cedar Rapids daughters, one in Ottumwa, a son in Pleasant Hill California, two sisters, a brother, eleven grandchildren and four great grandchildren. She belonged to St James Methodist Church. Services at Turner chapel Monday at 3 led by Dr Ralph J Barron. Burial Cedar Memorial. Friends may call.
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Margaret Mae Reasland
Robert F. Reasland
Fifteenth Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Mt. Vernon
Roland Gott
Pat Alexander
Carl Beck
Otto Simmer
Ottumwa
Robert A. Reasland
Pleasant Hill
Calif
Jane Walton
Spring
Clarence Young dies after long illness at 55
Clarence James Young of Twenty-ninth Avenue SW Cedar Rapids died Saturday after a long illness. Born October 15, 1906 in Thornburg, he married Olive Smith in 1930 at Sigourney. Survived by wife, two sons Keith and Ronald, three daughters and ten grandchildren. Services Monday at Turner chapel at 1 30 led by Rev N L Wogen. Burial Cedar Memorial. Friends may call after 2 Saturday.
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Clarence James Young
Twenty-ninth Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Thornburg
Olive Smith
Sigourney
Keith
Columbus
Ohio
Ronald
Wilbert Feickert
Charles Wesbrook
Donald Cryder
Mabel Lenton
Renewal Site To Be Studied In Cedar Rapids Visit
A Chicago urban renewal field rep will visit Cedar Rapids July 10 to inspect a proposed site near St. Luke's hospital as Cedar Rapids seeks advance funds for a detailed survey. Don Salyer told the urban renewal board. Bob Madson reviewed a relocation conference in Chicago. The board recommended starting Cedar Rapids five year capital improvements planning and asked for an $8,000 1963 operating budget, up $1,000 from this year.
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Chicago
Cedar Rapids
St. Luke's Hospital
Cedar’ Rapids
Don ‘Salyer
City Hall
Bob Madson
Belt-Wearers Freed of Tolls on July Fourth
Tampa UPI reports the Florida Turnpike Authority will excuse all motorists wearing seat belts from tolls during the July 4 holiday to encourage use of safety devices.
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Tampa
UPI
Florida Turnpike Authority
Driver Charged After One-Car Crash Near Postville
OSSIAN-Frank Thel 18 of Postville charged with reckless driving after a Friday night one car crash on Highway 52 three miles east of there. Passenger Stan Walters 15 of Postville hospitalized in good condition.
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Ossian
Frank Thel
Postville
Highway 52
Stan Walters
Coe Students Tour Exposed as Service Project
Coe College Chaplain John Walker led a group of 14 students on a two week service project at Tougaloo College near Jackson Mississippi. Three students were questioned by a Biloxi sheriff after visiting a Negro family and the next night one of the trio plus two others were jailed in Clarksdale for 20 hours. Walker defended the trip as peaceful and focused on community work with Tougaloo students social workers and leaders.
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Coe College
John Walker
Coe
Tougaloo
Southern Christian College
Jackson
Miss
Biloxi
Clarksdale
Mississippi
Walker
Dog bite victim treated at Mercy hospital
City Briefs report 52 year old Don Wilson of 1537 C avenue NE treated Friday at Mercy hospital for a dog bite on his right hand. Bowling ad announces 4 for 1 dollar per person Sunday until midnight at Cedar Rapids Bowl. Edgewood Road entrance to May's City Lanes advertised. Returns notice states M. E. Warner, Washington high school industrial drawing instructor, has returned from the U S Air Force academy where he participated in the graphics division program of the American Society for Engineering Summer workshop.
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Don Wilson
C Avenue NE
Mercy Hospital
M. E. Warner
Washington
U. S.air Force Academy
American Society For Engineering
Area church votes to repair Oelwein church building
Members of First Presbyterian in Oelwein approve an 87000 repair project by an 80 percent vote. Other Iowa church notices include St. Mark's Cedar Rapids building vote, Rev. Wayne Stumme keynote at Lutheran Homes Muscatine festival, and pastor changes in Iowa churches.
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First Presbyterian Church
Oelwein
St. Mark’s Methodist Church
Cedar Rapids
C. S. Hempstead
Wayne C. Stumme
England
Muscatine
Russell Hunter
Iowa City
Hubert L. Sunderman
Columbus Junction Presbyterian Church
Fifteen Days for Shoplifting in Municipal Court
Frank F. Myers, 60, of 1501 J Street SW, was sentenced to 15 days in the county jail after pleading guilty in municipal court to larceny by shoplifting. He was arrested Friday night outside the Sixteenth Avenue Me Too grocery store with a bottle of aspirin and a box of snuff.
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Frank F. Myers
J Street
Myers
Sixteenth Avenue Me Too
Postal Service Rates and Territorial Coverage Noted
A garbled item references seven week by mail editions, pricing of 1.10 and 20.50 in scripts, and carrier service across territories. It notes borders and towns with Ga vender accents, suggesting regional distribution details and subscription costs.
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Eeallasion
Oatiten
Eisenhower addresses wives of Republicans at New Hampshire breakfast
Ike tells 75 women at Rep Bass home in New Hampshire to teach liberty and responsibility at home and in clubs. He avoids partisanship on defense budget cuts and jokes about breakfast appetite while urging support for candidates who share his principles.
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Congress
Rep
Bass
N.H
Pennsylvania
Appeal of I 80 condemnation award in Iowa City
Kenneth Belle and Laurence Short appealed a $14,000 sheriff's jury award for their property at the north edge of Iowa City. The property is part of the Interstate 80 project and the pair seek $60,000 in district court.
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Iowa City
Kenneth Belle
Laurence Short
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Pact Averts
Ozark Troop
Lightning Stars
Martin
Milton Besser
Council
Soviet Union
Platon Morozov
Ireland
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Clarence Young
Superior
First Avenue SE
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R. E. Hertz
Edgewood Road
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Nazarene International Youth Institute
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Third Order Secular of Our Lady of
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Mt. Mercy College
Piccadilly Tavern
Hotel Roosevelt
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Charles Penningroth
Whitney Point
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Ellis Blvd
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Borneo
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Sarawak
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Sheboygan
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Eppley Sisters Gospel Quintet
York, Pa
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J. B. Jardine
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