Five Day Iowa Forecast With Mild Warmth Ahead
Eastern Iowa to see average highs three to five degrees above normal through Monday with low precipitation. Tuesday highs in upper 70s to near 80s, lows in 60s, showers possible weekend. total precipitation under half an inch. Names Ralph Winkle Donetta Waskow Roger Wardenburg Carolyn Bender Cedar Rapids listed.
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Bismarck
Mineapolis
L.angeles
Phoenix
Miami
Seattle
Iowa
Ralph Winkle
Owatonna
Minn
Donetta Waskow
Cedar Rapids
Roger Wardenburg
Williamsburg
Carolyn Bender
Local Notices and Traffic Fines List from June 23
Family notices for several individuals include births and marriages in McGregor Springville and other towns. The report also lists multiple traffic violations with names and addresses, noting fines of 10 and 20 dollars plus costs for offenses such as speeding failing to observe signals and loss of vehicle control.
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Belton Slowter
Memorial Drive
Terral Lee King
Thirty-sixth Street
LeRoy W. Plekenpool
Linden Terrace
Ronald L. Klinger
Prairie Drive
Everett C. Spidle
Ely
Merlin J. Kramer
Seventeenth Street
James D. Stephens
Mary R. Ingle
Benton Street
David L. Packingham
Spruce Avenue
Terry R. Burger
Troy Mills
Stephen H. Elliott
Iowa Avenue SE
European goodwill tour set for April 17 departure
Vice-president Robert H Caldwell announced the Chamber of Commerce plans a European Goodwill tour departing at 9 p m on April 17 1965. The group had sought a morning departure to allow four members to attend Easter services in London the following day. Arrival is timed for Easter Vesper services at Westminster Abbey and St Pauls Cathedral.
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Chamber of Commerce
Robert H. Caldwell
London
Westminster Abbey
St. Paul’s Cathedral
Little Things Help Ads Deliver Results in Small Markets
Classifieds show small ads outperform larger campaigns by targeting local needs. Readers respond to concise messages, clear offers, and direct calls to action, with quick results in tight markets.
Obituary Notices from Iowa Towns
Funeral services listed for multiple individuals including Richard Hughes in Wyman Lloyd Long in Tipton Guy Walker in Oelwein Roland Barrack in Strawberry Point Minnie Nagel in Manchester Eilert Prull in Monticello Carl Willis in Anamosa Mrs Ralph Dee in Iowa City Details show service times and churches with burial at Fairview cemetery Delaware Fortified by church names such as Emmanuel Lutheran St Matthew Lutheran First Lutheran and St Patrick's Donohue and Gill's Donohue's referenced for rosary and funeral arrangements.
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Oelwein
Guy Walker
Brant’s. Strawberry Point
Roland Barrack
Emmanuel Lutheran
Iowa City
Ralph Dee
St. Patrick’s Church
Donohue
Mrs Nhu Seeks Visa to Address Flushing Rally
Mrs Nhu denounces a visa denial as dangerous to the Free World and urges President Johnson to grant a timeful visa so she can speak at a Flushing rally. She accuses junior State Department officials of red tape and the Saigon embassy of betraying Vietnam, her people, and herself.
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Vietnam
Kennedy in fine shape after back injury crash
Senator Edward Kennedy remains in very satisfactory condition after breaking his back in a plane crash. He ate a small amount of food and drank hot chocolate for the first time since the accident as Dr. Thomas Corrideni reports steady progress. Kennedy likened his recovery to a prizefighter, joking that someone in the ring is beating him but praising his own fighting spirit.
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Northampton
Mass
Edward “Ted
Kennedy
Thomas Corriden
Ted
Growth of Cedar Rapids area called envy of state
The Cedar Rapids Marion area has grown to be the envy of the state over the past decade, said J Math of Iowa Illinois Gas and Electric Co. Also speaking were vice presidents R M Hetherington and D H Shaw of Davenport and company secretary Dean R Stichnoth of Davenport.
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lowa-Illinois Gas and Electric Co
Sheraton-Montrose
James Colbert
Cedar Rapids
Dean R. Stichnoth
Harry G. O'Donnell
Lloyd Winger
Ottumwa
C. J. Math
Davenport
Charles H. Whitmore
R. M. Hetherington
Mel Foster
D. H. Shaw
Lester S. Kellogg
Moline
Marion
Iowa-Illinois Gas and Electric Co
Wed
J. Math
Math and Hetherington
Shaw
Whitmore Eyes Cedar Rapids Growth Amid Gas Expansion
Cedar Rapids economy shows strength as President Charles H. Whitmore cites 11,569 new gas meters in the area and outlines a 22 mile feeder line between Iowa City and Cedar Rapids costing 1.1 million. He notes 145 local employees, $12.25 million in property, and rate reductions from federal tax cuts while predicting continued growth and frontier position for Cedar Rapids and Marion.
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Whitmore
Mississippi
Cedar Rapids
Marion
Iowa City
Cedar Rapids-Marion
Sheraton-Montrose
City Pays Interest on Various Bonds
The city council approved 93 963.90 in bond interest on Wednesday. Included are 59 856.40 on general bonds and 44 457.25 on fewer bonds, with memorial bonds at 93.75. Parkade bonds accrued 34 007.50 in interest.
Johnson Aims to Prevent Incidents and Protect Mississippi Workers
Johnson pledges proactive actions to investigate incidents after they occur and to provide broad protection for workers across Mississippi, highlighting a commitment to safety and enforcement.
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Johnson
Mississippi
Students Nabbed While canvassing in Negro neighborhoods
Two white students linked to the civil rights movement were arrested in Moss Point Mississippi on vagrancy charges while canvassing homes in Negro sections. Ronald Ridenour 24 of Venice California and Howard Kirshenbaum 19 of Long Beach New York identified themselves as SNCC members. The Bidenout charge was dropped but Kirshenbaum a juvenile remained held until parents were notified.
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Moss Point
Miss
UPI
Ronald Ridenour
Venice
Calif
Howard Kirschenbaum
Long Beach
N. Y
Hubert Alford
Biden
Kirschenbaum
Driver's Penalty: Loss of License and Theme Writing
A Cedar Rapids motorist had his license suspended for 30 days after a reckless driving charge in municipal court. Judge Howard McLaughlin also ordered LaVern R. Burns to write a theme on safe driving after a stop sign violation and a crash near 6th Avenue and 11th Street NW. Burns was uninjured.
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Cedar Rapids
Howard McLaughlin
LaVern R. Burns
Fifth Street
6 Avenue
Eleventh Street
Burns
Prince Philip Safety Summons Refused in Road Collision
Maidenhead magistrates court rejected a bid by Lt. Cmdr. William Boaks to summon Prince Philip over a crash involving the royal Rover. The court did grant three summonses against the other driver, William Henry Cooper, 32, as Queen Elizabeth and the prince were en route to a private dinner.
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Maidenhead
England
UPI
Prince ‘Philip
Maidenhead Magistrates Court
Cmdr
William Boaks
Road Safety Society
William Henry Cooper
Queen Elizabeth
Prince Philip
Cooper
Prince
Queen
Automakers Reject Broad Emissions Controls for 1967 Cars
Washington reports say the automobile industry rejected a proposal to install air pollution controls on all 1967 models. George A. Delaney says work remaining makes wider application premature, while Senator Muskie urges broader controls beyond California. Auto Manufacturers Assn. indicates focus on California first before expanding nationally.
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Automobile Industry
Delaney
Edmund Muskie
Maine
Senate
Muskie
California
Harry Williams
Automobile Manufacturers Assn
Williams
Subsidy Proposed to Keep Poor Students in High School
Northwestern sociologist Prof Walter Wallace urged paying needy youths to attend high school. He called free schools insufficient for students lacking shoes clothes and food and suggested a government or private subsidy as a capital investment saving public aid and unemployment costs. He spoke at a national education conference hosted by the American Council on Education and Wayne State University.
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Detroit
Walter Wallace
Northwestern University
Wallace
Commission On Academic Affairs
The
American Council On Education
Wayne State University
Cedar Rapids to Host Foreign Judge and Newsman
A Malaysian judge Mohamed Suffian will visit Cedar Rapids July 1 to 4 with Mrs Suffian. he is pro chancellor of the University of Malaya and former state official. Hungarian newsman Pal Ipper arrives July 5 with his wife for a brief stay, visiting a local farm, under USIA assignment.
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Cedar Rapids
All- India Radio
British Broadcasting Co
London
Pahang
Federation of Malaysia
High Court
The
University of Malaya
Suffian
Pal Ipper
United States
U. S
Boys 11 and 14 Caught Stealing at Hy Vee
Johnson avenue Hy Vee store managers stopped two Cedar Rapids youths ages 11 and 14 as they tried to leave with five comic books. Police say the pair admitted a string of small thefts from several stores in recent weeks and were released to their parents with probation referrals.
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Johnson Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Boys Hurl Rocks At Car in Park
A group of about 30 youths hurled stones at a parked car in Bever park Tuesday night smashing the wind shield and damaging paint. Alan Bishop 22 of 1908 Higley avenue SE sat in the car with a girl when the group began. They were not injured Cedar Rapids detectives are investigating.
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Bever Park
Alan Bishop
Higley Avenue
Bishop
Cedar Rapids
Vanishing Moon Eclipse Seen Tonight in Iowa
Des Moines reports a rare vanishing lunar eclipse expected to darken the sky as Bali volcanic ash blinds the moon. Observers in Iowa may see the event between 8 51 and 10 03 p m local time with a deepened shadow and reduced reddish glow surrounding the earth's shadow.
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Des Moines
UPS
C R Marion Set Mutual Boundary Meeting For July Ninth
Cedar Rapids and Marion officials plan a joint meeting at 7 30 p m on July 9 in Marion to discuss a proposed mutual boundary line. The cities agreed last April to establish a boundary for future growth after a dispute over annexation plans north of Blairs Ferry road and near C avenue NE.
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Cedar Rapids
Marion
Blairs Ferry Road
C Avenue
House Unit Backs Redistricting Bill
Washington reports a judiciary subcommittee approved a bill requiring states to create congressional districts with approximately equal populations. Rep. Celler calls it a major step. the measure follows Supreme Court rulings on unconstitutionally weighted votes. Hearings on related reforms are planned for July 22 to curb Supreme Court jurisdiction.
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Washington
House Judiciary
Rep
Celler
D-N. Y
Judiciary Committee
Supreme Court
U.S. Supreme Court
Bridge Worker Hurt in Mishap
Des Moines Bridge Co worker Richard Engen age 19 of 522 McKinley street SE was injured beneath the Second avenue bridge when a concrete piece fell from a pier near May's island at about 8 20 am. He was using an air hammer and suffered bruises to both legs, later released from St. Luke's hospital.
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Des Moines Bridge Co
Second Avenue Bridge
Richard Engen
McKinley Street
May’s Island
Engen
St. Luke’s Hospital
Funeral services for Matej Janeba Kuba Pnovsky Thursday
Funeral services for Matej Pnovsky also known as Mike Janeba Kuba will be held Thursday at 10 30 a m by Jerry Drahovzal. Burial follows at Czech National Cemetery.
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Pnovsky
Matej
Mike
Janeba-Kuba Funeral Home
Jerry Drahovzal
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McGregor
Larry R. Wright
Fruitland Boulevard
Roger L. Roff
Twenty-second Street
Larry G. Waggoner
Fairlane Court
Lloyd Homire
Blair’s Ferry Road
Benjamin Williamson
Springville
Jerry Brown
Pawnee Drive
David Lammers
Oakland Road
Mary Lee Easterday
William Glen Easterday
Mildred Marie Stalkfleet
Richard F. Stalkfleet
Mary M. Hagen
Kenneth C. Hagen
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B Avenue NE
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Goodman and Schwerner
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Germany
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Justice Department
NAACP
Commission On Religion and Race
Unitarian Universalist Assn
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Congress of Racial Equality
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Chaney
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Beatty-Bearle
Youars
3Rd Ave
John E. Lapes
API
George A. Delaney
Assny
Mohamed Saffian
Alor Star
Malaysia
Cambridge University
Middle Temple (Law) School
London School of Oriental and African Studies
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John B. Turner & Son
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