Five day forecast and assorted city notices
Five day forecast shows temperatures 4 to 8 degrees below normal from Tuesday through Saturday with normal highs in the mid 30s to low 40s and normal lows in the mid-teens to mid-20s. Precipitation expected 0.25 to 0.50 inch after midweek. Various local residents and drivers cited for fines, license issues, and violations. Birth notices: Clevon Franck and Judd Fisher families welcomed births at St. Luke's and Mercy.
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Edmond P. Riker
Seventeenth Street
Gazette
St. Luke's
Clevon Franck
van Horne
Claude Wingfield
Central City
Library board eyeing late spring vote for new center
Library Director David Smith says the board hopes to hold a vote in late spring or early fall after awaiting the civic center committee's recommendations. Two sites remain under review: the current library block and the eastern 200 block site. The latter, near urban renewal parcels, gains appeal as Bjornsen Investment Corp plans a $14 million store motel and parking complex a block away on First avenue NE.
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Lbrary
Civic Center Committee
David Smith
Third Averue
Fifth Street
Pius
First Street SE
Bjornsen Investment Corp
First Avenue NE
Civic Center
Duluth
Minn
Hrapak
Sotewat Ridgeway
S. J. Freit
Huber
Heim
Francis Nunemaker
Peace Lutheran Church
Carolina Drive
Edgewood
Wesley Weyant
Godfrey Stejskal
Atunat
Obituary notices and civic center talk in Cedar Rapids
Obituary for Marian Alletta Hall details birth in 1914 and Cedar Rapids residence since 1946 with family survivors and church burial plans. The column also notes unresolved civic center site, housing code fines, and multiple marriage licenses and public notices amid city events and area obituaries.
Berlin tensions persist as Allied convoys provoke caution
Berlin confronts a third day of slowed highway traffic as three 20 mile wide air corridors remain open above East Germany. Allies issue identical statements to Moscow and threaten to hold elections in West Berlin while East German and Soviet forces watch from along the autobahn. A suspect warning by airline spokesmen is noted amid renewed calls for talks. dozens of drivers in the Midwest faced fines for traffic violations as authorities warn of possible harassment but vow normal schedules.
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East Germany
Berlin
West Berlin
iThe
Eyes Veto continued dialogue between legislators and universities
The speaker urged a dialogue of understanding between lawmakers and university administrations, arguing legislators should legislate while campuses operate. He warned against overreaction on campus issues and said academic freedom and responsible administration must not be compromised by legislative scrutiny.
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Ray
Thirteen-year-old boy arrested for car theft in Cedar Rapids
A 16 year old Cedar Rapids youth was arrested for larceny to a motor vehicle after stealing a car owned by George Andrews. He was stopped in the 1000 block of First Avenue NE and the car was recovered at 1 15 p.m. Police said the youth’s matter will be referred to the probation office.
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Cedar Rapids
George Andes
Obituaries List From Cedar Rapids Area
Multiple Cedar Rapids area obituaries: Maude C. Thomas 80 died after a lingering illness born March 20 1889 in Center Point survived by son Charles six grandchildren and nine great grandchildren with services at Teahen chapel Burial Cedar Memorial cemetery. Marie Bobbie Cook 3 died after brief illness born Eureka Kan Dec 19 1935. survived by Lois Cook mother Charles W. Cook grandmother Laura Burks Bethany Congregational church service at Beatty Beurle chapel burial Linwood cemetery. George Parliament 81 died after long illness resident most life Cedar Rapids born New Jersey Nov 12 1887 survived by wife Margie Jean daughter Mamie Brug son Allen Dale Parliament two grandchildren and several great grandchildren service at Beatty Beurle chapel burial Linwood cemetery. Other notices include Erma Dean service at Chapel of Memories and Cedar Memorial funeral home arrangements, Alva Guy Bonebrake service at Beatty Beurle chapel with Dunkard cemetery interment, and a Turner funeral with Czech National Cemetery burial and American Legion honors.
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Marian Alletta Hall
Clarence W. Hall
Second Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids
Laramie
Washington,d.c
Newark
N.J
Roblet Beadle
William E. Hall
Center Point
Oleward AU
Venard Rapids
Penick and Ford
Steward
DAV
American Legion
Chapel of Memories
Arthur F. Frankhauser
Salem United Methodist Church
Cedar Memorial
Fred
Edward Butterfield
F Avenue NW
Virginia
Neb
Ethel Johnson
Order of Eagles
Frank Butterfield
Los Angeles
Albert Butterfield
Milwaukee
Ore
Turner Chapel East
W. Greer McCrory
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Turner’s Yeast
Trinity United Methodist Church
Quaker Oats Co
Charles
Leo Cress
Teahen Chapel
Ernest Larson
Trinity United’ '/Methodist church
Cedar
Memorial Cemetery
Marie Bobbie Cook
Bills Boulevard
University Hospitals
Iowa City
Eureka
Kan
Lois Cook
Charles W. Cook
Laura Burks
Bethany Congregational Church
Beatty-Beurle Chapel
Mary A. White
Linwood Cemetery
Beatty
Bearle’s
George Parliament
Sixteenth Avenue
New Jersey
Margie Jean
Mamie Brug
Genwirth
Phoenix
Ariz
Arson
Allen Dale Parliament
Minneapolis
Beatty Beurle Chapel
Beatty Beurle’s
Dean
Erma
Larry Suggs
First United Methodist Church of
Marion
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
Bonebrake
Alva Guy Beatty
Seizure Hearing Over Candy Film Held In Sioux City
Federal Judge Edward J. McManus met with counsel in chambers ahead of a temporary restraining order hearing in the Sioux City dispute over the film Candy. Plaintiffs include Michael Geater of Capitol theater and Tri State Theatre Corp. First witness was Don B. Knight, VP of Tri State. The petition followed Woodbury county deputies seizing the film print on Feb 17 after three days of showings. Geater was later charged with presenting an obscene film under state law.
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Edward J. McManus
Chambers
Sioux City
Michael Geater
Capitol Theater
Tri-States Theatre Corp
Don B. Knight
Tri- State Theater Corp
Woodbury County
Geater
Apollo 9 begins complex in space with Spider vehicle tests
astronauts McDivitt Schweickart and Scott enter 10 day earth orbit mission to test the LEM code named Spider and conduct a two hour space walk. Schweickart radios from space as rookie excitement rises while ground teams monitor the $55 million spacecraft and its two-vehicle, 113 foot long complex system.
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Wward
McDevin
Schweickart
McDivitt
Col
David Scott
Earth
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
United States
LEM
J. Schweickart
Scott
Moon
Sealab dive order deemed wrong by inquiry board
In San Diego a Navy inquiry into the Sealab 3 incident found that two failed power generators and a misordered dive contributed to the danger. Aquanaut Berry Cannon died after a February deep dive intended to stop helium leaks. Aquanaut Richard Blackburn testified that the dive should never have been made and that equipment tampering and valve issues endangered the crew. Autopsy cited carbon dioxide poisoning as a factor, and investigators noted oxygen valve tampering during decompression. The board signaled an investigation into Cannon’s death and potential broader misconduct.
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San Diego
Navy
Berry
Cmdr
J. M. Tomsky
Cannon
Richard Blackburn
Waukon Jaycees Present Awards
Waukon Jaycees awarded honors during a ceremony tied to the community’s annual recognition. Awards honored Harold Marti outstanding young farmer and Harold Ferkingstad educator alongside other local figures. The event followed a Space program update noting Apollo 9’s planned Atlantic landing after 151 orbits and nearly four million miles.
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Waukon
Jaycees
Can
Sealab
Harold Marti
McDivitt
Harold Ferkingstad
Schweickart
John Flora
LEM
Coa
Mike Stull
Jaycee
Tomsky
Lynn Hansmeier
Atlantic
Bermuda
Lowa
Lakin defendants tied to Sioux City film seizure case
Federal action names city of Sioux City and officials including Municipal Judge Hutchinson and Sheriff Roseberger as defendants over a film seized under obscenity laws. Plaintiffs allege illegal seizure and seek redress while noting residents’ rights and claimed damages. The filing references Rock Rapids and Turner Chapel services, with funeral details for a deceased local manager and figures of $22,000 in revenues and $1,000 property value.
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City of
Sioux City
John ¥. Hutchinson
State of
Morary and Civic Center Site Questions Remain Unresolved
Safety Commissioner John Oberthien recommends the public safety building be placed in the 100 block of First avenue West between First and Second streets NW. Site costs and facilities will spark debate regardless of the proposal. Forecasters suggest the first bond issue has best chance for approval, branded as Jumbo by locals.
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Morary
Civic Center
Public Safety
John Oberthien
First Avenue
First and
Second Streets
Charge dismissed in narcotics case against Kelcie Melone
Kelcie Melone, 20, of Des Moines faced a Linn County charge of possession of narcotics, which was dismissed by Judge B J Maxwell after the county attorney said evidence was insufficient. Melone and Carl W Sonntag, 23, were arrested Aug 8 on Rives road NW, where five four ounce packets of marijuana and a portion of unprocessed marijuana were found behind the arm rest in Sonntag's car. Sonntag failed to appear for a Dec 9 trial and remains charged with failure to appear under the bail bond reform act.
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KelcieMelone
Des Moines
Linn District Court
B. J. Maxwell
Miss Melone
Rives Road
Carl W. Sonntag
Sonntag
Youth Denies Marijuana Possession in Linn County Court
Terry L. Dochterman, 18, of 409 Elder Lane NW, appeared in Linn district court on Monday denying a charge of possession of narcotic drugs after four bags of marijuana were found in a hunting jacket in his bedroom closet during a residence search conducted last Wednesday.
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Terry L. Dochterman
Elder Lane
Pied Innocent
Linn
Dochterman
Milton Berle on Joey Bishop Show Color TV Tonight
Milton Berle appears on The Joey Bishop Show Monday night at 10 30 in color on Channel 9 KCRG TV. Berle brings his comedy to the late night lineup and viewers are invited to tune in for the broadcast from the station.
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Milton Berle
Joey Bishop
Kcrg-Tv
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Daily Record
C.R. Weather
W. Pranklin
Seventh Avenue
Thomas D. Lesser
Amana
Mary A. Matson
Twenty-seventh Avenue
G. McCune
Westwood Drive
Zane Mi Sharp
John L. Suepanck
Glass Road
James D. Thorson
Center
Point Road
Richard J
G Avenue
Joan F. Pehkonen
Highwood Drive
Jack J. ‘McLaughlin
Prairie Creek J
Linda Lee Heyer
Te ‘Street
Innete
Mercy
Judd Fisher
I Street
James D. Snetzler
D Avenue NW
Ernest K. Cooley
Miller Avenue
Philip D. Davis
Theodore Johnson
Linden Drive
Merle E. Herhereet
Bever Avenue
Kenneth G. Gruskey
Marian Aletta Hall
Miss. Hall
Ernest W. Larson
Friends May Hall
Turner’s East
Mark E. Steward
Third Street
Dhed
Garrison
Dessie May Mary
W.B. Happel
Martin M. McBowen
Thirty-fourth Street
Iowa
Belle Plaine
Edward Formanek
David W. Hunter
Nellie M. Hunter
Gerald Paul Bearden
Janet B. Davis
Ronald N. Jamison
Sharon M. Blinks
Mt. Vernon
Terrell N. Brown
Elizabeth A. Glen~nie
Kankakee
Cato W. Allsup
Quasqueton
Maria M. Leaf
Merle D. Wright
Mar Jene J. Wallner
Daisy M. Tavernie
Richard M. Tavernie
Wilhelmina
C. Davis
Larry Robert Davis
Nora Kathleen Werneburg
Walter Wren Werneburg
Verla Clark
Robert Clark
Virgil E. McQueen
JeAnn M. McQueen
Kenneth H. Meybarn
Sharon K. Meyeroff
Billy Dean Ross
Velma Marie Ross
Mae D. Greene
Robert Milton Greene
Shirley A. White
Lawrence J. White
Susan L. Hirschfeld
Donald A. Hirschfeld
Millie S. Barker
Jay B. Barker
Wilson Avenue
J Street
Ninth Street
Cheyenne Road
Second Avenue
Grande Avenue
Ellis Boulevard
Applic
Oy Tama
John Erlewine
Harrison's
Vinton
John Kohl
Fry Helland
Keota
Nicholas Berg
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Rosary
Powell's
Loren Lee McNeal
West Park Trailer Court
Rose M. Robinson
North Liberty
Gary W. Reedy
Dennis A. Fuller
Park Towne Place
Norman W. Dahl
Raymond RB. McDonald
Fred E. Butterfield
Aquanaut
Waukon Jaycees
Charles D. Lakin
the Sheriff's
Harpenau
Sokolowski
Roche
Zimmerman
Verschoor
Kansas City
Hejand
Tractor and Implement Co
Thelma L. Allen
Turner Chapel
Imons Funeral
Kansas
Lings
Cedrr
John E. Lapes
Kelcie Melone
Ellis
Wilbert
Roland Wilbert Vault Co., Inc
P.O
Turner’s
Turner
Turner's
John B. Turner and Son
Rational
Turner Mortuary
First Ave
Second Ave
S.E
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