Unclear Weather Outlook and Local Notices
Weather forecast shows clear to partly cloudy days with scattered thunder showers in the west and north. Five day temperatures averaging 3 to 5 degrees above normal, highs mainly 80s to 90s, with cooler by weekend. Local notices include births and deaths, marriages, traffic fines, and a death report for Lucille Snyder Stockwell.
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Hieth
Apolis
Martin
Ike Kencies
Phoenix
Iowa
Missouri
Obituary notices from Iowa towns in brief
Multiple death notices list names ages service times and churches from Sigourney to Iowa City. Included are Sigourney Fred Dupuis 85 Chelsea Agnes Posekany 80 Weine family homes Rosary and service details at St Marys St Josephs and Indianapolis Christian church plus other names with service times and churches. Donations invited to Christian orphanage at Council Bluffs.
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Sigourney
Fred Dupuis
St. .Mary’s Catholic Church
Reynolds
Chelsea
Agnes Posekany
St.Joseph’ S Church
Hrabak’s. What Cheer
Corona Baker Burriss
Indianapolis Christian Church
Wiley’s. Friends
Christian Orphanage
Council Bluffs
Decorah
Chris Halverson
Madison Lutheran Church
Olson-Fijelstul
Independence
Heber Tarpy
St. John’s Church
Howe’s
Ossian
Peter Kleppe
First Luttheran Church
North Liberty
Rolla M. Work
Oathout’s
Iowa City
Former Cedar Rapids resident Sarah Skinner dies at 79
A former Cedar Rapids resident Sarah Louise Skinner age 79 widow of Roy H. Skinner died Thursday in Sumner at her sister Mrs. George Hyde's home. Services are set for Saturday in Sumner Methodist church with graveside rites at 2 45 p m at Linwood Cemetery in Cedar Rapids.
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Cedar Rapids
Sarah Louise Skinner
Roy H. Skinner
Sumner
George Hyde
Sumner Methodist Church
Linwood Cemetery
Obituary Notices for Bear Bruzek Makros Munneke
Several funeral services are planned for Saturday with services at Hesser and Turner chapels. Bear Bruzek Makros Munneke and John W Bruzek Makros will be buried at Linwood Cedar Memorial and St. John’s cemeteries. Tributes for George D Makros and Frederick Albert Munneke include church rites and graveside ceremonies. Friends may call Turner chapel Friday evening and the church Saturday after 11 AM.
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St. John’s Hellenic Orthodox Cemetery
Munneke
Frederick Albert
Westminster Presbyterian Church
John P. Woods
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Mecca Lodge
Coggan
Turner Chapel
Vote Shakeup for FTC and CAB
The Senate approved Kennedy’s plan to reorganize the Federal Trade Commission and Civil Aeronautics Board by 47 to 31 and 37 to 33 respectively. Senators Hruska Mundt Case opposed disapproval moves while Kennedy secured two wins and two defeats in early congressional votes.
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Washington
Senate
Kennedy
Federal Trade Commission and
Civil Aeronautics Board
Roman L. Hruska
R-Neb
FTC
Karl E. Mundt
R-S.d
Francis Case
Congress
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Arrest Man, 36, Labeled Clothesline Bandit
A 36 year old man, Robert W. Marold, was arrested on charges of larceny tied to a clothesline theft spree. Detectives linked him to prowls on Ninth Street NW and found five women' s items plus seven bundles of clothing in his apartment at 1217 Ninth St NW. His wife also detained as investigation continues. Arraignment scheduled in district court Friday afternoon. Detectives urged theft victims to check the bureau for unclaimed articles.
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Robert W. Marold
Marold
Ninth St
John Kuba
Fayette Highway Worker Killed by Highline Jol
Stanley Roy Kraft 22 Fayette county road worker was killed Thursday afternoon when the dragline boom he operated touched a highline. He was removing a culvert from a school driveway when the accident happened. Kraft a Stanley High School graduate spent four years in the navy. Survived by his mother Maybelle Kraft a brother Dale and a sister Mrs Howard Roberts all of Stanley. His father also a county road maintenance employee died about three years ago. Hintz funeral home is handling arrangements.
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Stanley
Roy Kraft
Fayette
Kraft
Stanley High School
Navy
Maybelle Kraft
Dale
Howard Roberts
Oelwein
Hintz
Kennedy Signs Social Security Increase for Millions
President Kennedy signed legislation increasing Social Security benefits for about 4.42 million Americans and allowing them to draw benefits at age 62. He called the bill a more effective instrument for the well being of the people.
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Washington
Kennedy
ICC rules no undue preference from steel rate
The ICC ruled that the rate does not cause undue preference or discrimination and is not a destructive competitive practice. The investigation will continue, following a protest filed by tracking interest and the suspension previously imposed.
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ICC
Muscatine River Flood Causes Cattle Evacuation and Property Damage
A cloudburst flood swamped Muscatine and surrounding farmland with a broken levee west of town flooding basements and caverns. Davenport boys aided water bail-out as water surged toward New Orleans river trip. C E Richard Packing Co released 40 cattle due to rising waters. Mud Creek rammed streets blocking access to the east city section.
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Davenport
New Orleans
Muscatine
C. E. Richard Packing Co
Heat Opens Bridge Blocking I 4 Lane Span
A miles long traffic jam formed on a four lane bridge connecting Iowa and Nebraska after heat expansion left the span open at 9:25 a.m. The bridge on Highways 77 and 20 and feeder to I-29 prevented traffic on the Nebraska side for miles while workers tried to free the jammed gears.
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Sioux City
UPI
Iowa
Nebraska
Lightning destroys barn near Muscatine. house unharmed
A barn at the Richard Mittman store three miles south of Muscatine was struck by lightning and burned down. The house survived and power lines were disrupted. Iowa City logged .19 inch of rain but lawn watering bans remained in effect from 5 to 9 p.m. daily, urged by the Iowa Water Service Co. to conserve water.
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Muscatine
Iowa City
Iowa Water Service Co
Coralville
University Heights
Water supply crisis looms as main under river repair delays pumps
Iowa city facing high heat with watering rules based on odd even calendar days. A 4.5 million gallon daily main under the river is being pumped at 3 million gallons last year. Repair crews expect six weeks to fix the break once started. A 4 million gallon daily booster pump awaited on Seventh Avenue would ease west side shortage but raises pumping costs. Booster and storage capacity include Bever Park 8 million, Chandler Hill 4 million, Clearwell 1 million gallons, plus smaller tanks totaling 15.5 million gallons.
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Wilford
Chicago
West Side
Seventh Avenue
Apache trail-Cheyenne Road
Bever Park
Chandler Hill
Clearwell
Glass Road
Blairs Ferry
Mt. Vernon
Cedar Hills
President Signs Tax and Debt Bills
President signs a bill preserving corporate and excise taxes at current levels and another measure raising the temporary national debt limit to 298 billion dollars.
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Washington
Kennedy Friday
Laotian General Meets Kennedy Over Laos Neutral Government
Major General Phoumi Nosavan, Laos deputy premier and defense minister, told President Kennedy that rival Lao factions will press to form a neutral government free of Communist control. Nosavan, after over an hour with Kennedy, was joined by W. Averell Harriman, top US delegate at the Geneva Laos talks.
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Phoumi Nosavan
Kennedy
Laos
Nosavan
White House
W. Averell Harriman
Geneva
Water supply and algae concerns near fairgrounds
Fire officials said they could supply water for residential fires using a 1,000 gallon tanker in high area zones while the algae count rose to 39 000 per milliliter. Taft Laboratory in Cincinnati will study the algae problem as 300 000 gallons are noted on Twenty eighth Street SW.
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Twenty-eighth Street
Jesse Hunter
Arnold Cherry
Robert A. Taft Sanitary Engineering Laboratory
Cincinnati
Taft Laboratory
U.S. Department of Health
Ahrens Warns on Water Use and Conservation
George Ahrens of Howard R. Green Engineering Co told the High Twelve club that paying five dollars could cover a lifetime of water, illustrating rising costs and stressing conservation as the top national issue. He urged planned use of water resources across river valleys to prevent Cedar Rapids like shortages.
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High Twelve Club
George Ahrens
Howard R. Green Engineering Co
America
Cedar Rapids
Water at Hawkeye Downs Open for Take Home
The All-Iowa fair site Hawkeye Downs offers drinking water from a tested deep well. Manager Andy Hanson invites those at the fair to take home a supply, noting two hydrants west of the west cattle barns are easiest to reach.
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Hawkeye Downs
Andy Hanson
Hanson
No Concessions Though Chrysler In Red
DETROIT AP Chrysler Corp the only big three in the red this year faced UAW opposition as Walter Reuther announced no concessions in new contract talks. He cited managerial problems and noted Chrysler layoffs at 24,000 of 75,000 workers with benefits.
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Chrysler
Detroit
Chrysler Corp
United Auto Workers Union
Walter Reuther
UAW
Reuther
General Motors
Ford
Colbert
American Motors
Legion Head Sees War by Year End
Long Beach AP National Commander William Burke of the American Legion says Khrushchev threatens Berlin and that unless he is bluffing or surrender occurs, war will erupt by year end.
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Long Beach
William Burke
American Legion
Khrushchev
Berlin
Ikeda Returns to Tokyo After 12-Day U S Canada Visit
Prime Minister Ikeda arrives in Tokyo late Friday night following a 12 day trip to the United States and Canada. He met U S and Canadian leaders during the tour and discussed regional economic and security issues.
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Tokyo
Ikeda
U.S
Canada
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St. Luke's
Willis Suckow
Charles Tudor
4Th.st. NW
Ronald Rasmuson
Vernon
Leon Zeman
Norbert Panek
Marion
Mt. Clemens
Mich
Ralph Osborne
Olaf Klegseth
Fortieth St
Bernita Osborne
Fifth Ave
E Ave
8Th St
32Nd St
6Th St
Kenneth Canfield
Phyllis Slinkard
David Little
Patricia Mumma
Dale Simmons
Central City
Karen Huffman
Jerome Diamond
Fort Dodge
Naida Worton
Weslie Putnam
Lillian Putnam
Pamela A. Martin
George P. Martin
Ronald J. Kitch
Betty R. Kitch
Sandra L. Worden
Gerald L. Worden
Mary M. Fortner
Glen K. Fortner
S. Jane Scott
Lilla E. Scott
Helen Zimmerman
Lisbon
Larry Miller
7Th St
Irving Mandell
5Th Ave
Gary Shors
Center Point Rd
Larry Waller
Westwood Dr
Lawrence Johnston
Kenneth Kowalski
Frank de Bower
A Ave. NW
Andrew Melrose, Jr
Walter Dolley
6Th St. NW
Freeman Clayton
29Th St. NE
Laurel Condon
Lucille Snyder Stockwell
Lyle Stockwell
Stockton
Calif
Waterloo
Marshalltown
Stockwell
Robert D. Tordik
Fred Krueger
San Francisco
Jerry Henninger
Thomas S. Hulme
Grace Episcopal Church
Cedar Memorial
Sarah Skinner
CAB
Third Street
Associated Press
Robert Smith
Mud Creek
Clay Street
Krebs
18Th St. SW
Des Moines
Weather Bureau
JFK
Lewellen
Florist
Ahrens
Legion Head
Japan
John E. Turner & Son
Second Avenue S.E
John E. Lapes
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