Daily Record weather and hometown notices mix in midweek data
The page lists high and low temperatures for several cities with precipitation inches, plus a town forecast of showers and cooler conditions. It also includes rainfall totals, barometer and humidity readings, sunrise and sunset times, and numerous local births, dedications, legal notices, traffic fines, and court actions.
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Bismarck
Minpolis
Chicago
Orleans
Denver
New York
Duluth
Omaha
L. Angeles
Phoenix War
Miami SA
Seattle
Obituary notices from several Iowa communities
Ward Mangold 81 arranging at Shelly funeral home Toledo services for Mrs Frank Kvapil 72 Wednesday at Henderson funeral home burial at Vining Lee Youngman 85 Thursday at Henderson funeral home burial in Woodlawn Thornburg George Pendleton 73 died Monday James Rhinehart 9 funeral Thursday St Marys near Urbana body at Beatty Bearle Cedar Rapids Wellman Effie May Curl 52 Thursday Methodist church burial Wellman Body at Powell Henry Eckhardt 91 died Monday services Thursday Pleasant Hill church burial church cemetery body at Powell funeral home
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Ward Mangold
Shelly Funeral Home
Toledo
Frank Kvapil
Henderson Funeral Home
Vining
Lee Youngman
Woodlawn
Thornburg
George Pendleton
Shellsburg
James Rhinehart
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Urbana
Beatty-Bearle
Cedar Rapids
Wellman
Effie May Curl
Wellman Cemetery
Powell Funeral Home
Henry A. Eckhardt
Pleasant Hill Church
Church Cemetery
French Premier Over Tax Hump Pacts Are Next
Paris AP Maurice Bourges-Maunoury survived a 251-210 confidence vote amid plans to raise taxes to prop up France’s near bankrupt treasury and fund the fight against Algerian rebels. He aims to push ratification of the European Common Market and Euratom by July and faces Algeria policy battles before a parliamentary recess.
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Paris
Maurice Bourges-Maunoury
National Assembly
Assembly
Bourges- Maunoury
France
Algeria
Guy Mollet
Bourges-Maunoury
Pierre Mendes-France
Italy
West Germany
Belgium
Holland
Luxembourg
Mollet
Bourges - Maunoury
Euratom
Decorah Youth Dies in Dragline Accident at Gravel Pit
Seventeen year old Donald Graves was killed Monday when an 18 ton dragline toppled while he operated it at the Graves gravel pit near Decorah run by his father Melvin Graves. A crew of 20 men aided by a county tractor and heavy truck moved the dragline to recover the body. Ronald would have been a high school senior next term. His body was taken to Steine funeral home.
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Decorah
Donald Graves
Graves
Melvin Graves
Ronald
Steine
Three Cedar Rapids teens plead delay in Linn county robbery case
In Linn county district court three Cedar Rapids youths face a robbery charge after allegedly assaulting and robbing Kenneth Schutzman. Robert Oliphant 18 Floyd Manley 19 and Dale Edgeton 17 were ordered to plead by Thursday. The victims address and the missing $3 were cited. Separately Tunney Augustine 29 pled innocent to cashing a false $20 check at a Cedar Rapids service station on May 20.
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Cedar Rapids
Linn County District Court
Robert Oliphant
Floyd Manley
Southland Street
Dale Edgeton
Fourth Street
Kenneth Schutzman
Higley Avenue
Schutzman
Tunney J. Augustine
Three Year Term For Drunk Driving
Leonard FE. Rullestad aged 49 of Route One was sentenced to three years in Fort Madison state penitentiary after pledging guilty to a third offense drunk driving charge before District Court Judge Floyd Philbrick. He was arrested June 18 by police at Third Street and Second Avenue SW.
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Leonard FE. Rullestad
Route One
State
Fort Madison
Floyd Philbrick
Rullestad
Third Street
Second Avenue
Probate of Two Wills in District Court
In district court on Monday two wills were admitted to probate. Sidney A. Hopker who died June 12 left his wife Lora as sole heir and executrix without bond. Nellie Easton who died May 28 gave her sister Laura Irons a life interest in a Mt. Vernon home, then to niece Mildred Irons Burr, with rest to Mrs Burr who was named executrix. Arthur and Helen Roloff Mon day sued Russell F. Osborne for 1500 dollars on a promissory note.
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Sidney A. Hopker
Lora
Nellie Easton
Mt. Vernon
Laura Irons
Mildred Irons Burr
Annexation Debate Plays Out In Cedar Rapids Marion Letters
At a Marion special council meeting officials released letters dated June 18 showing Cedar Rapids and Marion considering a six month extension of the Glenbrook Cove sewage agreement to study sanitary problems. Marion plans to appoint three members to a joint committee from each city to study mutual issues and report back with recommendations.
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Marion
James J. Meaghan
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Jim
Council of
George H. Brewer
Alaskan Forest Fires Burn Half Million Acres in Interior Alaska
ANCHORAGE Alaska AP said Tuesday about 500000 acres of interior Alaska forest land are in flames. The district fire dispatcher reported the extent of the fires and the ongoing response efforts.
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Anchorage, Alaska
Alaska
Hoffa Offered 18000 To Spy In Senate Probe
Senate rackets committee witness John Cye Cheasty said President Hoffa offered him 18000 to spy on the labor probe. He cited Hoffa's claim of a third party offering 25000 to block subpoenas, and that the probe would last only a few months before Bob Kennedy's summer Hyannis plan.
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Washington
Senate Rackets Committee
James R. Hoffa
McCarthy
Hoffa
Washington (Ap
John Cye Cheasty
Teamster
Jimmy Hoffa
Senate
Cheasty
Bob Kennedy
Hyannis
Mass
Judge limits motion to bar star witness in Hoffa bribery trial
Federal Judge Burnita Matthews refused Hoffa defense requests to voir dire John Cheasty outside the jury to challenge his competence as a witness. The judge said the matters could be explored on cross examination, preserving the witness's testimony for the jury.
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Washington
LLP
Burnita Matthews
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Edward Bennett Williams
Hoffa
John
Cheasty
Senate
Williams
Matthews
Auto Production By Firms Listed
Detroit AP report from Automotive News lists weekly and year to date auto production by firms. Chevrolet produced 7,400 trucks versus 6,995 prior week, with Dodge 1,600 vs 1,309, Ford 6,500 vs 7,419, GMC 1,140 vs 1,142, International 3,164 vs 197, Studebaker 160 vs 197, and Willys 1,480 vs 1,558.
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Detroit
Automotive News
Chevrolet
Dodge
Ford
GMC
International
Mear Studebaker
Willys
Chrysler
DeSoto Imperial
Plymouth
Continental
Lincoln
Oldsmobile
Sanada Eoes
Deaths Ray Wortman 73 Dies in Arizona
Ray Wortmann, 73, Cedar Rapids businessman until moving to Phoenix ten years ago, died there Sunday. Survived by wife Carolyn and sister Edith Miller of Des Moines. Visitation at Teahen chapel after 2 p.m. Thursday. Services Friday time to be announced. Entombment at Chapel of Memories, Cedar Memorial Cemetery.
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Ray Wortmann
Cedar Rapids
Phoenix
Ariz
Carolyn
Edith Miller
Des Moines
Teahen Chatel
Chapel of Memories
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Services for Charles G. Parks of Sigourney
Charles G. Parks 82 of Sigourney died Monday. Funeral at Turner chapel at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday with Rev. Leonard Deaver of Salem EUB Church officiating. Burial in Baker cemetery south of Cedar Rapids. Friends may call after 6 p.m. Tuesday. Memorials to Heart Committee of Linn County encouraged.
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Charles G. Parks
Sigourney
Turner Chapel
Leonard Deaver
Salem Eub Church
Baker Cemetery
Cedar Rapids
Heart Committee
Linn County
Infant Julie Ann Yanda Dies in Cedar Rapids Hospital
Julie Ann Yanda infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Donald Franklin Yanda Jr Springville died in a Cedar Rapids hospital Monday. Surviving are the parents and grandparents Calvin Orcutt Donald Yanda Springville. Beatty Bearle mortuary conducted Graveside services in Linwood cemetery Tuesday afternoon.
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Julie Ann Yanda
Donald Franklin Yanda
Springville
Cedar Rapids
Calivin Orcutt
Donald Yanda
Beatty-Bearle
Linwood Cemetery
Services for Mrs. Charles Mraz Revealed at Immaculate Conception
Services for Mrs. Charles Mraz, 1814 Mt Vernon road SE, who died Sunday, will be held at Immaculate Conception church at 9 a.m. Wednesday by Rev. Thomas Currier. Burial will be at St. John's. Rosary at Parish church at 8 p.m. Tuesday at Brady mortuary. friends may call.
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Charles Mraz
Mt. Vernon Road
Immaculate Conception Church
Thomas Currier
St. John’s. Rosary
Brady Mortuary
Two Men Injured in Crashes Near Marengo
Special to The Gazette reports two separate crashes on highway 6 near Marengo left two men hospitalized. Raymond G. Denno, 58, San Diego, suffered undetermined injuries in a two car crash four miles east of Marengo. Howard Frick, Conroy, escaped serious injury. William Pilkington, 27, Blackburn England, lost control two miles east, plunging into a creek. he was unconscious at Memorial hospital after a tour of the United States.
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Marengo
Highway
Here
Raymond G. Denno
San Diego
Howard Frick
Conroy
William Pilkington
Blackburn
England
Pilkington
Memorial Hospital
Toronto
United States
Army IRBM debate cited in Nickerson testimony
Nickerson said he would have felt disloyal if he had not protested Wilson's order to obtain permission for the army to use the IRBM. He spoke Monday after charges were brought against him, claiming a curtain is being drawn around He refused to name the "someone," though his lawyers said the army blocked subpoenas for five top intelligence officers and denied defense access to certain documents.
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Wilson
Nickerson
Army
14 Year Old Steals Car Rams Into House in Cedar Rapids
A 14 year old boy stole a car Monday afternoon in Cedar Rapids. He failed to gain distance, careened onto a curb near B Avenue and Fourth Street NW, and struck a house at 221 Fourth Street, moving it three inches. Patrolman Clinton Farrington found him hiding in a nearby car and turned him over to juvenile authorities.
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Cedar Rapids
B Avenue
Fourth Street
Clinton Farrington
Farrington
Man Burns from Gasoline Ignition in Cedar Rapids
Paul Bracken of 1600 Second Avenue SE suffered first and second degree burns to both hands when gasoline ignited during pouring into a stalled car. The car, owned by Floyd Bracken of Lincoln Nebraska, was damaged. Fire officials said a match lit to improve visibility caused the flare at 11:45 p.m. at Eighth Avenue and Sixth Street.
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Sandra McHugh
Eighth Street
Burton Saxton
Twenty Seventh Street
Nancy Marshek
Twenty-sixth Street
Charles Wesbrook
L Avenue
Dorothy Lynch
IE Street
Clifford Billington
Thirty-fourth Street
Ronald Williams
Second Avenue
Howard Nath
Cheyenne
Wendell Oliphant
Rowley
Walter Rech
Marion
John Stoner
Hiawatha
Joseph Vos
Twenty-first Avenue
Jennie Bruce
Otis Road
Ronald Countryman
Eastern Avenue
Franklin Grishaben
Forty-second Street
Richard Lucier
G Avenue NW
Gene Thorp
Center Point Road
Marie Janaszak
Cedar Rapids
John Burns
Larry Bjornsen
Leonard Terrace
Carl W. Bower
A Avenue
Robert Pavelka
Richard Allen Price
Roger LeRoy McCullough
Paul Bracken
Second Avenue SE
St. Luke’s Hospital
Floyd Bracken
Lincoln
Neb
Eighth Avenue
Sixth Street
Coffee Break Critic Says Morning Coffee Break Weakens Health
PARKERSBURG West Virginia AP A nutrition specialist Dorothea Van Gundy Arlington California member of the staff of the International Nutrition Laboratory spoke at the Seventh Day Adventists state conference warning that the morning coffee break harms national health She claimed Americans suffer more ulcers and headaches due to coffee consumption Meanwhile in Germany four Nazi war criminals were released from a British prison after serving time for war crimes in a separate report describing coffee intake and caffeine content per cup
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Parkersburg
W. Va
Dorothea van Gundy
Arlington
Calif
International Nutrition Laboratory
Seventh Day Adventists
van Gundy
Germany
U.S.A
Wright Urges Congressional Action Against Supreme Court Edicts
Wright urges Congress to stay in session to pass remedial laws or a constitutional amendment to counter recent high court actions on government security. He cites FBI file rulings as confusing and says the press must not override official judgments on what is safe to print.
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Washington
INS
Loyd Wright
Eisenhower
Commission On Government Security
Supreme Court
Congress
American Bar Association
FBI
Wright
Kishi Urges Global Ban on Nuclear Tests
Japanese Prime Minister Kishi called for a worldwide ban on nuclear tests to protect the human race from irreparable harm and urged sweeping disarmament under United Nations auspices. He spoke from U.N. headquarters, the first time a Japanese premier addressed a global audience from the world body.
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New York
INS
Kishi
Japan
U.N
World Organization
Boy Injured in Collision On Mt. Vernon Road
A Cedar Rapids teen driver 16 year old James Appleton collided with a Hargrave Construction Co truck on Mt. Vernon Road at 11 34 a m Tuesday Police say Appleton tried to pass while Overmyer turned left James Appleton 1139 Twentyeth Avenue SW and David Tesar 4303 M Vernon Road SE were involved David Tesar was taken to Mere Hospital for a right side laceration Appleton was charged with reckless driving.
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Cedar Rapids
Mt. Vernon Road
James Appleton
Twentieth Avenue
Hargrave Constructio Company
Perr Overmyer
Overmyer
Fortieth Stree
David Tesar
Vernon Road
Appleton
Hen Appleton
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Mercy Hospital
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St. Joseph's Cemetery
Rosary
Me‘Govern Funeral Home
Manchester
Kieu Murdoch
Murdoch
Walker
Joseph Dynan
Monahan Mortuary
First Avenue
Monahan
Stewart
Arthur
Helen Roloff
Russell F. Osborne
E. Lapes
3Rd Ave
Mt. Vernon Ave
Fifth Avenue
Janeba Funeral Home
Joseph J. Janeba
Turner
John B. Turner & Son
Ray Wortman
Arizona
Parks Services
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