Five Day Forecast From June Normal Highs And Showers
The weather outlook shows generally fair conditions through Thursday with warmer northeast nights. Highs around 85 to 90 Thursday and a partly cloudy pattern with scattered showers and thunderstorms Friday. Five day temps stay near to slightly above normal. precip expected from half to one inch. cooler Friday and Saturday, then warmer by Monday with continued showers possible. The report includes specific noon temperatures and a June rainfall tally.
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Bismarck
New
Chicago
Beaver
Uluth
Las Agccles U
Phoenix
Seattle
County Relief Recipients To Use Hospital Clinics Directly
The Linn board of supervisors and hospital reps approved allowing certified relief recipients to receive outpatient treatment at Cedar Rapids hospital clinics without return to relief officials for permission. About 90 families, 270 people, were served last month. The plan starts July 1 temporarily and includes hospital notice to relief offices if a patient fakes illness.
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Cedar Rapids
Linn Board of Supervisors
Percy Harris
Anthony R. Scolaro
3 Line Ad Brings 40 Calls in Two Days
Gazette classified promotes its market place in Eastern Iowa with a two day result from a three line ad. Readers are urged to shop want ads for exceptional buys or sell unused items by calling EM 2 1121 and requesting an ad taker.
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Gazette
Iowa
Earl Wilaby Faces Embezzlement Charge
Earl Wilaby Jr. 24 of Webster City faces a charge of embezzlement of an automobile after allegedly renting a bar and failing to return a car from Iowa Car Rental Cedar Rapids. Several civil actions and judgments are listed, including creditors in suits against Belzer Ladage Olson Alton White and others, plus bank judgments and dismissals.
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Earl Wilaby, Jr
Webster City
Iowa Car Rental
Cedar Rapids
Allis Chalmers Employes Credit Union
Edgar E. Belzer
Howard R
Diana L. Brown
Robert Ladage
Morris Plan Co. of
Curtis Olson
Shirley Olson
Dorothy J. Alton
American Republic Insurance Co
Donald H. Kvindley
Richard
Kathryn White
City National Bank of Cedar Rapids
Glen E. Fisher
Gordon E
Patricia C. Hamlett
Helen A
Gan Versus Logan Divorce Hearing Set Over Bonds
Hearing is scheduled for July 17 at 10 30 a m before the board of supervisors to hear objectors to issuing 125 000 dollars in bonds to finance the Lincolnway drainage system. Arnold R Betzer 28 of Ryan pled guilty to operating a motor vehicle while license suspended and received a six month suspended sentence from Judge Charles Penningroth.
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Gan
Earl D. Logan
Board of Supervisors
Lincolnway
Arnold R. Betzer
Ryan
Charles Penningroth
Woman Injured in Wrong-way Crash on Third Avenue
Cedar Rapids woman Elsie Mack 66 of 935 L Street SW was hospitalized in good condition after a head on collision at 1279 Third Avenue SE. Driver Bessie Rowell 35 of 800 Tenth Street SW and two year old Timmy Rowell were treated and released. Seanna Floyd of Coggan was not injured. Rowell faces charges for driving the wrong way on a one way street on Third Avenue.
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Cedar Rapids
Third Avenue
Elsie Mack
L Street
Mercy Hospital
Bessie M. Rowell
Tenth Street
Timmy Rowell
Seanna R. Floyd
Coggan
AMA unit urges active fight against Medicare plan
The American Medical Association's committee on legislation and public relations recommended active opposition to the King Anderson Medicare bill. The 111th annual policy-making session was expected to pass the resolution, reaffirming opposition to King Anderson style legislation authorizing aged medical care through social security.
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Chicago
API
American Medical Assn.y
AMA
House of Delegates
Arthur Lambert
Rapid City
S. D
House
King-Anderson
Burglary at Cedar Rapids Paint Co. Nets $25
A breakin at Cedar Rapids Paint Supply Co. on Third avenue SE was discovered Wednesday morning. An employee, Dick Morton, reported for work around 7:15 and said burglars gained entry by breaking a rear window. They took $25 from a metal cash box. marks on a safe remained unread.
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Cedar Rapids Paint Supply Co
Third Avenue SE
Dick Morton
First Avenue SE
U S and West Germany Aid Thailand 22.4 Million Loan
Thailand's finance ministry says the United States Development Loan Fund will provide 13 million for three major irrigation projects in the north and northeast. West Germany's Credit Institution will supply about 9.4 million to build a railway line in the northeast as part of a five year development push for the region.
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Bangkok
Thailand
U.S
West Germany
Sunthorn Hongladarom
Northeast
City Council Agenda Sets Thursday Session at City Hall
City Hall will host a 10 a.m. council session including bills and payrolls. Petitions seek storm sewer installation along Susan Drive Sue Lane and Patricia Lane NW. A group requests permit for a credit union and parking lot at 1140 C Street SW. A street party permit is sought for 13th Street between Third and Eighth Avenues SW on July 22. Knights of Pythias asks for tile to fix drainage at 1101 Old Marion Road NE. An ordinance on water service tapping fees for unpaid mains is read. Protests challenge final sanitary sewer assessment on J Street SW. Aura for Shaver Park NE property and lights on Forty-first Street NE between C and E Avenues. Requests also seek pavement on Eleventh Street from Eighteenth to Nineteenth Avenues SW.
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Arthur E. Bohlken
Susan Drive
Sue Lane
Patricia Lane
Alma A. Turechek
Credit Union
C Street
John Freeman
13Th Street
Third
Eighth Avenues
Knights of Pythias Lodge
Old Marion Road
Reading
Adolph
Victoria Trachta
J Street
Ray E. Hertz
Shaver Park
Oscar Lovett
Forty-first Street
C and E Avenues
Henry E. Moore
Eleventh Street
Eighteenth
Nineteenth Avenues
Macapagal Brands US Break With Philippines Over War Bill
Philippine President Macapagal condemned U.S. rejection of a 73 million war damage bill for 88 000 claimants in the Philippines and urged Washington to act to arrest deteriorating ties. He also assailed U.S. aid policy in Asia and warned communists gain support in Southeast Asia.
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Washington
Macapagal
America
U.S
Manila
House of Representatives
Philippines
Asia
Southeast Asia
Congress
Georgia to hold Democratic primary on popular vote basis
The Georgia Democratic committee voted unanimously to hold the September 12 primary for governor and state offices on a popular vote basis with a majority requirement. If a runoff is needed it would occur September 19. The decision follows a federal court ruling banning the old county unit system.
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Atlanta
State
Democratic Committee
Georgia
Deaths of Ben McDonough and three Cedar Rapids residents
Obituaries note the deaths of Ben William McDonough, Soren Christian Hansen, and Hedvika Synacek all Cedar Rapids residents with details on their birth dates, survivors, and funeral arrangements. McDonough was a WWII and Korean War veteran and longtime Collins Radio guard. Hansen a retired Rock Island Railroad employee. Synacek widow of Frank Synacek. Burial and service locations are Turner chapel and various churches with military honors and rosary recitations.
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Ben William McDonough
First Avenue E
Collins Radio
Cedar Rapids
Marjorie Bush
Curtis
John McDonough
Harry McDonough
William P. Hesse
Donald E. Novak
Gene Carnell
Vinton
Earl McDonough
Edward McDonough
Albert
McDonough
Cedar Christian Church
Hanford Post 5
American Legion
American Bowling Congress
IBEW
Turner Chapel
Barton Murray
Cedar Memorial
Hanford Post
Soren Christian Hansen
Third Street
Rock Island Rail Road
Copenhagen
Denmark
Emory Hansen
Clinton
Vernon
Clifford
Merrill Hansen
Clara Kaemmerle
Alburnett
Lillian Dorman
Gladys Usher
Dunedin
Fla
Maxine Gordon
Betty Mayfield
Nellie Leslie
Anne Hyde
Charles Hansen
Lena
Hansen
American Train Dispatchers Assn
John K. Moore
Asbury Methodist Church
Linwood Cemetery
Hedvika Synacek
Frank Synacek
Sixteenth Street
Prosec
Czechoslovakia
James
Ellen) Trimble
Frank Vavra
St. Joseph
Otto Vavra
Redlands
Calif
Argentina
VFW
Kuba
St. Wenceslaus Church
Anthony W. Chihak
St. John’s
Chihak
Two Workmen Hurt In Rocket Blast At Johnston Island
Washington report confirms two workmen sustained minor injuries when the rocket intended to carry a nuclear device exploded shortly after launch from Johnston Island a week ago. A Defense Department spokesman had earlier said there were no injuries.
Ink Thrown At Madonna Drawing At National Gallery
An elderly man threw a bottle of ink at the Leonardo drawing of the Madonna in London’s National Gallery on Wednesday afternoon. The priceless work suffered negligible damage. He was detained and handed over to police.
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London
Leonardo da Vinci
National Gallery
Annual Meeting of The Gazette Company Directors Elected
Stockholders met Wednesday morning at the company office. Elected directors were Mrs. John L. Miller, Joseph F. Hladky Jr, Louis J. Nilles, William C. Crawford and Malcolm M. Thompson Jr. Directors re elected officers: Hladky as president and general manager, Nilles as vice president and treasurer.
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The
Gazette
Gazette Company
John L. Miller
Joseph F. Hladky, Jr
Louis J. Nilles
William C. Crawford
Malcolm M. Thompson
Hladky
Nilles
Lottie M Mohrbacher services held at Beatty-Bearle chapel
The funeral for Lottie M Mohrbacher was conducted by Rev. Hugh Orchard at Beatty-Bearle chapel at 1 30 Thursday. Burial followed at Cedar Memorial.
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Mohrbacher
Lottie M
Beatty-Bearle
Hugh Orchard
Cedar Memorial
American Field Service Students Visit Cedar Rapids
Thirty six American Field Service students arrived Wednesday for a three day stay in Cedar Rapids. They attended West Coast schools and will be hosted in local homes. A formal senior high dance at Cedar Rapids Country Club will honor them Thursday night from 8:30 to 11:30.
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American Field Service
West Coast
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Estes case widens probe into farm aid dealings
The Senate subcommittee continues scrutinizing Estes multimillion dollar cotton and grain storage transfers amid claims of bureaucratic inefficiency in the agriculture department. Kamerick notes transfers were approved after a 1960 ruling and cites incomplete records and fragmented audits. In Pecos, Estes wins a postponement in a Reeves county defrauding trial. jury date and venue to be set later.
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Estes
House
Kamerick
Manwaring
Texas Agriculture Stabilization Committee
Department
ASC
Texas
Agriculture Department
Central Records Department
Senate
Pecos
Reeves County
J. H. Starley
West Texas
Starley
McManus Observes Federal Court Proceedings in Cedar Rapids
Edward J. McManus of Keokuk, nominee for the North Iowa federal judgeship, visited the Cedar Rapids federal court to observe proceedings as his nomination, sent to the Senate by President Kennedy, awaits action. He attended a naturalization ceremony and a civil case motion, spoke with Judge Delehant, and planned to return to Keokuk. Two hearings were heard, including a $48,356.48 auto damage suit and a government motion for summary judgment in a three party suit. further briefs are to be filed.
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Edward J. McManus
Keokuk
North Iowa
Cedar Rapids
McManus
William C. Hanson
Jefferson
Iowa
Senate
Kennedy
John W. Delehant
Henry N. Graven
Delehant
Ingeborg Agnes Meakins
Central City
Germany
Thomas L. Jenkins
Cleveland
Melvin
Viola Bierschenk
van ‘Horne
Perry Hummel
Quemoy Defenses Buried In Granite Tunnels And Shelters
The piece notes extensive underground fortifications on Quemoy with hundreds of tunnels and shelters for 45 000 civilians and Nationalist soldiers. It reports dug-in guns mine beaches and communication lines, while banks of tanks and supplies sit in vast caverns and tunnels beneath the surface. It also states no invasion staging is evident despite charges of an imminent assault.
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Peiping
Quemoy
British group urges nationalizing of TV setup
A government appointed committee in London urged drastic reforms of Britain's TV system. It proposed nationalizing the commercial network, moving program planning and ad sales to ITA, and using profits for the treasury. The plan calls for 625-line color TV and an extra BBC channel.
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London
Britain
ITA
Lit
British Broadcasting Corp
Harry Pilkington
Iowa Officials Weigh Rehabilitation Center Plan
Dr. Larson announced a proposed rehabilitation center at the university with 35 beds and offices. Hancher described Erbe as very attentive after a hour long conference. Dr. Spear has supported the program throughout planning and stated space is available for the center.
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Hancher
Erbe
Larson
Spear
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