Weather summary and city temperature records for Midwest and West
The daily record lists high and low temperatures for multiple cities including Bismarck Minneapolis Chicago New Orleans Denver New York Duluth Omaha Los Angeles Phoenix Miami Seattle and La Crosse with a detailed five day forecast. It notes considerable cloudiness with scattered showers and thunderstorms through Saturday, cooler northwest and central highs in the 80s, near normal temperatures later in the period, and limited rainfall totals around half to three quarters of an inch.
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Bismarck
Minnapolis
Chicago
M. Orleans
Denver
New York
Duluth
Omaha
Angeles
Phoenix
Seattle
Department officials discuss Estes allotment irregularities testimony
Washington headquarters must be notified the minute irregularities are discovered by ACS committees. Freeman testified that misdeeds in Estes cotton allotments were civil, not criminal, and the general counsel said no criminal charges exist until courts decide on allotment validity.
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Washington
ACS
McClellan
Freeman
Estes
Justice Department
Mundt
Agriculture Department
General Counisel
Department
John Bagwell
Charles Murphy
Cotton Advisory Committee
Murphy
Tear Gas Hurled at West Berlin News Truck
East German guards fired five tear gas grenades at a West Berlin loudspeaker truck broadcasting news across the border on Friday.
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Berlin
West Berlin
Collins Radio Testimony on Navy AN/PRC-41 Contract
Congressional hearing features Collins Radio officials from Cedar Rapids questioned over navy procurement of AN/PRC-41 ultrahigh frequency transceivers for marine corps air control and naval gunfire liaison. Witnesses defend bid process and outline proposed fixed price contract with ceiling.
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Washington
Collins ‘Radio Co
Navy
Marine Corps
Cedar Rapids
John C. McElroy
William Graham
House Armed Services Special
Richard Sudhoff
Meritt H. Steger
Navy Department General Council
Joseph C. Cruden
Fice
Naval
Cruden
Collins
Arvin Industries
Subcommittee
Earl Wilson
R.-Ind
Minuteman and Polaris Fire First Time by All Air Force Crew
Cape Canaveral reports two successful missile launches on Friday. The Polaris test flew over 1500 miles to evaluate lightweight guidance and warhead improvements for a longer range model. An all air force crew conducted both firings.
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Cape Canaveral
Minuteman Missile Fires From Underground Silo
The mode will begin flights here soon as a submarine weapon fires from a land pad. The Minuteman lifted off hours earlier boosting its nose cone 2700 miles. Twenty aerospace test wing members were at firing posts as the intercontinental range rocket spurted from an 85 foot deep silo toward its target. It marked the 5th success in 13 underground Minuteman firings.
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Minuteman
Aaerospace
Courthouse Condemned Land Award Appealed in District Court
A district court suit appeals a 1760 dollar condemnation award for 1.97 acres of farm land taken for a county road between the Cedar Rapids airport and Highway 149 and seeks 6250 dollars in damages. Plaintiffs are Georgia A. Kvetensky and Vlasta R. Kubik titleholders with contractors Lowell Myers and John D. Randall. A jury trial is requested.
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Linn County
Cedar Rapids
Highway 149
Georgia A. Kvetensky
Vlasta R. Kubik
Lowell Myers
John D. Randall
Gayne Smith Faces Possible Special Grand Jury Session
Prosecutor Gerard plans a special grand jury to speed the case against Gayne Smith for the murder of Patsy McBeth and the McBeths. If indicted, a court appointment may be sought for Smith’s attorney as he lacks funds, with a mental health exam requested and a venue change possible to Keokuk County. Sheriff Wallerich continues to explore rumors of missing persons in Martinsburg.
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Juanita Smith
Gayne
Hedrick
Gerard
Smith
Keokuk
McBeths
Patsy McBeth
Kennedy Seeks Latin American Alliance For Progress
President Kennedy urges expansion of social justice and economic opportunity across the Americas, calling for a peaceful revolution to widen democracy and development. Talks with Lopez Mateos focus on Cuba isolation while Mexico hosts a wide delegation amid heavy security and holiday observances.
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Kennedy
Alliance of Progress
Americas
Washington
Hidalgo
Juarez
Lincoln
Miguel Hidalgo
Benito Pablo Juarez
Lopez Mateos
Mexico
Casitro
Cuba
Latin America
Mr. Kennedy
Alliance For Progress
Geneva
Farmer reaches 157 in Soviet Azerbaijan Moscow claims
Radio Moscow reported that a farmer in Soviet Azerbaijan named Muslivov has reached 157 years old. The broadcast said he has dozens of grandchildren and great grandchildren.
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Moscow
UPI
Radio Moscow
Soviet
Azerbaijan
Muslimov
J H Kremers of Omaha Dies After Long Illness
John Harold Kremers 64 of Omaha retired vice president of Northwestern Bell Telephone Co died Thursday night after a long illness. A Cedar Rapids native and Coe College graduate 1920 he earned the alumni award of merit. Survived by his widow Margaret Crocker and four sons plus a brother and a sister.
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John Harold Kremers
Omaha
Northwestern Bell Telephone Co
Cedar Rapids
Harry Kremers
Coe College
Kremers
Washington High School
Coe
Telephone Company
Margaret Crocker
Lawrence
Minneapolis
Walter Vaughn
Kansas City
Mrs. George Davis Dies at 93 in Cedar Rapids
Adeline Elizabeth Calder Davis 93 widow of George S. Davis died after a long illness. Born December 25 1868 in Cedar Rapids she left five daughters Janet Thurman Esther Treichler Catherine Barnum Ellen Anderson Betty Perdue a son Robert Calder Davis twelve grandchildren and 26 great grandchildren. A charter member of St John’s Episcopal Church she held roles in the Women’s Auxiliary and St John’s Guild. Private services at Turner chapel Saturday. cremation and no final viewing. Contributions to a charity of choice suggested.
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Adeline Elizabeth Calder Davis
George S. Davis
First Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids
Allen G
Janet) Thurman
Marion
William E
Esther) Treichler
Troy Mills
Phelps
Catherine) Barnum
Greenwich, Conn
Carlyle
Ellen) Anderson
Toronto
Canada
Funeral for Frank Regan Held at St Matthew's Church
Frank Regan 66 of 914 Daniels Street NE Cedar Rapids died Thursday night after a brief illness. He was a retired Iowa Manufacturing Co. employee born November 27 1895 in Holbrook and married Kathryn Wenke November 4 1925 in Cedar Rapids. Survived by wife two sons James and John a daughter Kay Frances Regan three grandchildren two brothers Joseph Cedar Rapids and Richard Regan Cresco a sister Mrs Frank Sebetka Cedar Rapids. A son Robert died in 1946. He belonged to Knights of Columbus VFW and Veterans of World War 1. Services at St Matthew's Church Monday at 9 conducted by Rt Rev Msgr James D Kearn Burial Mt Calvary. Friends may call Sunday at Brady Mortuary with rosary at 7:30 p.m. and Knights of Columbus at 8:30.
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Frank Regan
Daniels Street
Iowa Manufacturing Co
Holbrook
Kathryn Wenke
Cedar Rapids
James
John
Kay Frances Regan
Joseph
Cedar
Rapids
Richard Regan
Cresco
Frank Sebetka
Robert
Regan
Knights of Columbus
VFW
Veterans of
St. Matthew's Church
James D. Kearn
Mt. Calvary
Brady Mortuary
Death of Sarah Caroline Johnson widow of Herbert S Johnson
Sarah Caroline Johnson, widow of Herbert S Johnson, of 112 Twentieth Street NE, a practical nurse until illness forced retirement, died Friday after a long illness. Born December 28, 1888, at Alpha, she leaves three daughters Letha Damien of Arnold Maryland Laura Belle Ferguson of Southland Oregon.
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Sarah Caroline Johnson
Herbert S. Johnson
Twentieth Street NE
Alpha
Letha Damein
Arnold, Md
Laura Belle Fergerson
Southland
Ore
Free immunization clinic serves Linn County youth at city hall
Fifty five youngsters were immunized Friday at a Linn County clinic held by the Linn County Medical Society and Visiting Nurses Association at City Hall. The program targets polio smallpox tetanus diphtheria and whooping cough vaccines. A second clinic followed last week’s 139 shots. Clinics run each Friday 9:30 to 11 with no appointment needed.
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Linn County Medical Society
Mrs. Bearbower Kin to Aaron and Gene Johnson Funeral
The obituary notes Mrs. Max R. Bearbower and her two sons Aaron Johnson of Sutherlin Oregon and Gene Johnson of Oelwein plus 12 grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. She lived with her partner in Waterloo for three months. The remains were moved from the Turner chapel to the Brandt funeral home in Ddelwein for services and burial.
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Max R. Bearbower
Aaron Johnson
Sutherlin
Ore
Gene Johnson
Oelwein
Hiram Clark
Waterloo
Turner Chapel
Brandt Funeral Home
Ddelwein
Obituary for Jesse L. Hill of Cedar Rapids dies at 73
Jesse L. Hill 73 of 626 Thirty-second street NE Cedar Rapids died Friday after a long illness. Born in Conesville she lived in Cedar Rapids many years and retired from Collins Radio Co. Survived by husband Don A Herring, Charles Palmer, Howard Reid all of Cedar Rapids. brother Robert Hill Portland Oregon. sister Addie Crist Rowley. six grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. Services 1 30 Monday at Cedar Memorial park Burial Cedar Memorial. Friends may call at Barta Hesser chapel after 2 Sunday
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Jesse L. Hill
Thirty-second Street
Conesville
Cedar Rapids
Collins Radio Co
Don A. Herring
Charles Palmer
Howard Reid
Robert Hill
Portland
Ore
Addie Crist
Rowley
Cedar Memorial Park
Cedar Memorial
Barta-Hesser
Widow Jean Phillips Dies After Illness in Cedar Rapids
Jean Phillips widow of Si mon B. Phillips died Thursday at her Cedar Rapids home after a long illness. Born March 24, 1866 in Scotland, she came to Cedar Rapids from Hiteman ten years ago. Survived by four daughters Mrs. J. W. Dunkin Marion Mrs. R. H. Claxton Mrs. J. E. Hunt and Mrs. Edward Edgerly Cedar Rapids. two sons James and Jack Phillips Cedar Rapids. ten grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Member of Congregational church. Services at Turner chapel 1:30 Monday by Rev. Alfred Kelsey. Burial Cedar Memorial. Friends may call at the chapel.
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Jean Phillips
Simon B. Phillips
Mt. Vernon Avenue
Scotland
Cedar Rapids
Hiteman
J. W. Dunkin
Marion
R. H. Claxton
J. E. Hunt
Edward Edgerly
James
Jack Phillips
Congregational Church
Turner Chapel
Alfred Kelsey
Cedar Memorial
Memorial services and burial for local residents
Mabel Anna Foster to be laid to rest with chapel service at 1 30 Saturday conducted by Rev Leonard Deaver with cremation. Virginia Belle Bearle Beatty Roberts to be memorialized in a chapel service at 1 20 Saturday by Rev Hubert L Sunderman with burial at Linwood Cemetery.
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Foster
Mabel Anna—Turner
Leonard Deaver
Roberts
Virginia Belle
Beatty-Bearle
Hubert L. Sunderman
Linwood
Brazil Deputies Reject Goulart Premier Nomination
Brasilia AP report says the chamber of deputies rejected President Joao Goulart's nomination of Foreign Minister Francisco San Tiago Dantas for premier on Thursday.
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Brazilia
Brazil
Chamber of Deputies
Joao Goulart
Francisco San Tiago Dantas
Trade Bill Extends Tariff Negotiating Authority to President
The bill would authorize the President to pursue sweeping tariff agreements with the European Community and cut rates by half, with possible zero tariffs on certain agricultural and tropical products. It provides safety nets including loans, tax concessions, and worker allowances, plus guaranteed hearings before talks and an ambassadorial- rank negotiation chief awaiting Senate confirmation.
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Western
Europe
U.S
European Economic Community
Trade Commission
Senate
Dancer Says She Took Sleeping Pills To Sleep
Patricia Lynn Kobalski, a nightclub dancer who testified before a senate subcommittee, told police she took 14 sleeping pills to sleep, denying threats. She said two nights without rest were due to leg pain from a past auto accident.
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Philadelphia
Patricia Lynn Kobalski
Senate
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Dallas
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D-La
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the Navy
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Condemned Land Award Appealed
Leonard Black
Avenue NW
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Robert W. Groh
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Robert and
Cecilia Kelp
Army
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Robert Sayre
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Export-Import Bank
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3Rd Ave
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