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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1965
Page
16
The forecast shows five days of temperatures near normal with highs around the mid 80s and lows in the 60s. Northern Iowa will start cooler then warm, southern areas stay warmer with only slight precipitation, mainly night thunderstorms early in the period.
Jefferson high school student Wayne Forristall earned third place in the national Chrysler Motor Co. troubleshoots contest in Detroit. Cedar Rapids peers Bob Bradley Greg Raymond and Gary Fisher also competed, with state champions among them. the Cedar Rapids team won expense paid trips and wrist watches.
Spelding Richard EK and Feuer head fines of 100 dollars plus costs at 1031 Twelfth Street NE and 321 Sixteenth Street NE. Charles N. Ledore forfeits a 20 dollar bond. William D. Schindler fined 15 dollars and costs at 521 Cobband Court SE. Judy L. Snyder listed at 1255 Golfview with unspecified action.
Lloyd Ivan Clark 21 of 158 Miller Ave SW was sentenced to 19 years in the men’s reformatory at Anamosa after pleading guilty to breaking and entering. The term runs concurrently with a revoked parole from another break in. Police said the June 18 Sun Mart theft at the Towns and Country Shopping Center involved $311.88 in food. Clark’s brother Richard 23 and Robert Davidson Jr 22 pleaded innocent before Judge William Eads.
Washington AP report says Senegal ambassador Dr Ousmane Loce Diop commented on New Jersey Turnpike police action that halted his limousine while his wife rode in. Police cited radar at 83 mph in a 60 mph zone and turned the car off the highway to take secondary routes. The driver was the ambassador's younger brother N diaja Diop.
The Senate approved by voice vote a four year plan to authorize federal grants totaling $650 million to establish regional medical complexes to fight heart disease cancer and stroke.
Colombo reports Prime Minister Senanayake aged 58 has entered a nursing home in Colombo for diabetes treatment. The announcement came on Monday and confirms his medical arrangement amid ongoing public duties.
Former President Eisenhower urged reforms in national political conventions and criticized splinter groups while addressing the Republican National Committee. He suggested donors ask what Ray Bliss wants to ensure funds go to a unified GOP.
G. David Thompson, a modern art collector and stock broker aged 67, died Saturday after suffering a heart attack.
A Cedar Rapids jury pool was selected in Judge William Eads court for a $9,500 case filed by Lois Weber against Jefferson Transportation Co and driver Richard Lanning over a February 24 1962 fall from a bus at Waukon. Injuries cited include back and spine damage. an alternate juror was chosen from Marion and Hiawatha names.
Three appeals from Cedar Rapids municipal court decisions were filed in Linn district court Monday. Robert E. Africa appeals his five day work sentence for speeding 22 mph in a 10 mph zone June 5 in Ellis Park. Harley Goodwin filed two appeals, one over a $25 speeding fine January 4 in the 900 block of Sixteenth Avenue SW, and another over a $15 fine for losing control April 25 after a collision at highways 30 and 218.
Denny Lee Novak 18 of 834 Second Avenue SE received a 30 day suspended jail sentence after not pleading guilty before Judge William Eads to a larceny charge. He was accused of stealing $20 from David Carpenter at 110 Sixteenth Street NE.
Roger Douglas Willits 22 of 2242 Linwood St SW pled innocent before Judge Charles Penningroth to robbery charges. He is accused of stealing 446 dollars in an armed holdup on June 22 at the Apco service station at Third Avenue and Sixth Street SW.
Shirley Ann Tatro, 30, of 415 Seventh Avenue SE, was given a five year sentence in the women's reformatory at Rockwell City.
A $11,200 suit was filed Monday in Linn district court for damages claimed in a traffic accident on September 13, 1963, at First Avenue E and Fortieth Street. The action was brought by Robert D. against a liable party.
Linn County supervisors approve Saturday morning openings per an attorney general opinion. Courthouse hours will be 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. weekdays and 8 a.m. to noon Saturdays starting July 6, with staffing adjusted to maintain a 40 hour week. Some officials oppose Saturday hours and may pursue a legal challenge.
Mrs. Hansen sues Gerald Hanley claiming a cervical sprain from a West First Avenue crash when an oncoming car turning onto Fortieth Street struck her vehicle. She seeks 9200 dollars and her husband Robert claims 2000 for loss of her services.
Edward L. Coler 84 of Cedar Rapids died Sunday after a sudden illness. A WWII veteran and retired Motor Vehicle Casualty Co. agent, he lived in Cedar Rapids since 1936 and is survived by his wife Jane Ann Berriman, a son in California, a daughter in Cedar Rapids, seven grandchildren and one great grandchild. Memorial services Wednesday at Turner chapel with burial at Cedar Memorial.
De Lana Maria Pettit six week old daughter of Mr and Mrs George Pettit of Cedar Rapids died after a sudden illness Sunday. Born May 14 1965 she is survived by grandparents Mr and Mrs Arthur Luke Cedar Rapids and Mr and Mrs Woodrow Pettit Shellsburg. Memorial services 1 30 p m Wednesday at The Turner chapel Rev Charles E Thompson Assembly of God church. Friends may call at the chapel.
Charles Ingram 89 formerly of Cedar Rapids died Sunday in Brunswick Georgia after living there about 20 years. He was a retired Cedar Rapids postal worker and is survived by his wife and one son. Services are pending in Brunswick.
A Cedar Rapids boy aged 13 was arrested Monday afternoon after a stolen car he drove was involved in a minor accident. Police say he sideswiped a garage behind Turner mortuary and struck another car. He was arrested at First Avenue and Tenth Street at 1 30 p.m. and referred to the juvenile probation officer.
John Okello, who led the Zanzibar revolution in January 1964, was sentenced to 18 months in Nairobi for remaining in Kenya after being declared a prohibited immigrant.
Malay coconut workers train pig tailed monkeys to climb trees and pick up to 400 nuts daily. Meanwhile Gazette Classifieds urges readers to list used household items for quick cash and offers friendly help at 362 1121.
Utility crews worked through Sunday night into Monday to restore power after a seven hour outage. A 50 pair telephone cable and a 13 800 volt feeder were repaired, with many areas cleared within an hour by switching sources or replacing fuses. Fire and police departments logged numerous calls about downed branches and wires, while several city parks and camps reported minor wind damage and no injuries.
BERKELEY Calif AP All 155 defendants led by Mario Savio were found guilty Monday by a municipal judge of charges from UC sit in demonstrations. Over 500 others who agreed to be judged on that trial now face judgments without a jury. convictions include resisting arrest and trespassing.
Ankara and Riyadh praise upgrading their diplomatic representations to embassy level. The Turkish foreign ministry says the move will give Turkey ambassadors throughout the Arab world.
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