Weather History and Notices From Saturday Edition
The report lists high and low temperatures for cities including Chicago New Orleans Denver and Los Angeles with recent precipitation. Forecast calls for partly cloudy skies Sunday turning cloudy with rain or snow late Sunday night into Monday. Also notes family announcements of newborns in Iowa City and Marion with names and addresses.
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Bismarck
Aewis
Chicago
N. Orleans
Denver
New A Ol
D. Maines
L. Angeles
Phoeni
Miam
Seattle
Iowa Obituaries: Local Deaths and Funeral Details
A list of Iowa deaths with ages and funeral times across communities. Entries include Iowa City, Dyersville, Maynard, Belle Plaine, North English, Shellsburg, Vinton, London, Chelsea, Tipton, Decorah, Troy Mills, Fayette, Clarence, and Winthrop. Services span Monday through Wednesday with Rosaries and burials noted.
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Iowa City
Bert Sowers
St. Thomas More Chapel
Donohue’s. Dyersville
Henry Schroeder
St. Francis Xavier Basilica
McBride
Charles William Goodman
Powell’s. Shellsburg
S. A. Fisher
Grace Trinity Church
Fry and Holland
Vinton
George Denton
Evanston, Il
Fern Billingsley
London
Julius Miller
Zion United Church of Christ
Chapman’s
Clarence
Chelsea
Emil H. Vajnar
St. Joseph’s
Rosary
Hrabak
List of Local Birth Announcements and Parents
William B Brown and wife announce the birth of a daughter at 2890 Fight Eighth Avenue Marion Rosalie Ruiz born at 1117 Fourteenth Avenue SE Edwin Brink Jr at 3924 B Avenue NE a daughter William Tompkins at 4519 Ozark Street SE a daughter Earnest Adair at 2907 Fifth Avenue SW a daughter Darwin Hartson at 2006 High Drive SE a daughter Curtis Thing at 618 Third Street NW a son Marvin Steward at 912 Tenth Street SE a daughter
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William B. Brown
Fighteenth Avenue
Marion
Rosalie Ruiz
Fourteenth Avenue
Edwin Brink, Jr
B Avenue
William Tompkins
Ozark Street
Earnest Adair
Fifth Avenue
Darwin Hartson
High Drive
Curtis Thing
Third Street
Marvin Steward
Tenth Street
Missing Boy Found Safe in Neighbor’s Home
CLEAN, N. Y. AP report says 5 year old John E. Anderson Jr. was the focus of an 18 hour search by police and volunteers before being found safe Saturday in a neighbor’s home. He told investigators I was sleeping in a bed.
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Clean
N. Y
John E. Anderson, Jr
Nursing Home Fire Spurs Mass Evacuation In Jamestown
Jamestown New York AP reports a two story nursing home fire forced the evacuation of twenty patients, most in their 70s and 80s, who were carried to safety on Saturday.
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Jamestown
N.Y
Fifth in Family To Be Capped at Temple Nursing School
Miss Helen Rojahn capped at Temple university hospital school of nursing on Saturday, the fifth daughter of Dr and Mrs John Rojahn of Dallas town Pa, to receive a Temple cap since 1948. Jane Ann Delp, the first Rosahn at Temple, attended, along with 14 year old Clare, youngest of ten, who hopes to continue the tradition.
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Philadelphia
Helen Rojahn
Temple University Hospital School of Nursing
John Rojahn
Dallastown
Temple
Jane Ann Delp
Rosahn
Clare
Adenauer Will Discuss Britain Entry With De Gaulle
West Germany's Chancellor Adenauer said he will raise Britain's entry into the European Common Market with French President de Gaulle during his June visit. The talks will focus on forming a unified European market and securing postwar economic cooperation.
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Oldenburg
Germany
Adenauer
Gen. de Gaulle
West Germany
Britain
The Cedar Rapids Gazette Establishment Details
The Cedar Rapids Gazette founded in 1883 by The Gazette Co. publishes daily and Sunday from 50 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa. Subscription rates listed for carrier and mail editions. no mail subs accepted in towns with Gazette delivery. The Associated Press holds exclusive republication rights for local news and AP dispatches.
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the Gazette Co
Third Ave
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Owa
U.S
Associated Press
Liberty Bell Moves Again at Independence Hall
For the second time in 46 years the Liberty Bell was moved from its Tower room to a hallway about 30 feet away to permit a major rehabilitation at Independence Hall. Workmen strengthen the Bell tower with steel beams to secure it for future generations.
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Philadelphia
Independence Hall
Brazil Seeks U.S. Financial Aid Amid Cuba Policy Stand
Brazil plans to ask the United States for financial assistance as its economy falters. Finance Minister Francisco San Tiago Dantas traveled from Rio to New York and on to Washington carrying a letter from President Goulart to President Kennedy. He insisted negotiations would avoid secret pacts and stressed Brazil's independence would not be negotiated, while maintaining Cuba policy.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Francisco San Tiago Dantas
U.S
Brazil
Cuba
Dantas
New York
Washington
Goulart
Kennedy
Pope and Khrushchev exchange messages on Balzan prize
Tass reported Pope John XXIII and Premier Khrushchev exchanged goodwill messages after the Pope received the Balzan peace prize. Khrushchev praised the Pope for promoting peace and wished him health, while the Pope thanked him and expressed wishes for Soviet welfare.
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Moscow
UPI
John XXIII
Khrushchev
Tass
Alexei Adzhubei
Pope John
Castro Forces Could Halt Uprising in Cuba Says UPI
Western diplomats in Havana report Castro's Cuban forces trained by the Soviet Union could crush any internal uprising even if Soviet troops withdraw. They note 17,000 Soviet troops are on Cuba but potential for a popular revolt is considered unlikely. A militia network of over 150,000 and widespread informers suppress clandestine anti Castro activity.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
UPI
Soviet Union
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Washington
Dobry Inin
Russia
Havana
Castro
Peking
Justice Clark's Brother Is Dead
Robert Clark, 59, a leading Dallas corporation lawyer and brother of U. S. Supreme Court Justice Tom Clark, died of cancer Saturday in a Dallas hospital. Justice Clark and his wife were at his bedside. Funeral services will be held Monday at St. Michael and All Angels Episcopal church. He headed the Clark law firm and had long been active in Democratic party affairs, serving on the Democratic national committee in 1948, 1952, and 1956.
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Dallas
Robert Clark
Dallas Corporation
U. S. Supreme Court
Tom Clark
Justice Clark
St. Michael and All Angels Episcopal Church
Clark
Clark Law Firm
Willam H. Clark
Democratic Party
Democratic National Committee
Monticello Rainbow Girls celebrate 25th anniversary banquet
Monticello Rain bow Girls of Monticello celebrated the chapter's 25th anniversary at a banquet held Saturday evening in the Masonic temple. A total of 125 persons attended.
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Monticello
Rainbow Girls of
Masonic Temple
Cuba Urges Women to Plant Sugar Cane Crops
Cuba's agricultural chief Carlos Rafael Rodriguez told sugar workers that women should help sow and cultivate cane to boost next year's crop. He urged vigilance against passive resistance among cane cutters, cited irrigation neglect, idle equipment, and calls for better organization of grinding and delivery to mills.
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Key West
Fla
Cuba
Carlos Rafael Rodriguez
Rodriguez
Deaths George O Larimer 73 longtime Rock Island employee
George O Larimer 73 of 1116 K street SW died Saturday afternoon after a long illness. Born May 16 1889 in Cedar Rapids he was a lifelong resident and retired Rock Island Railroad employee. Surviving wife Pearl Hutchcroft sister A L Shaffer and brother Ralph of Cedar Rapids. Services Tuesday at 2 Kuba funeral home conducted by Rev Elmer Room. Burial Cedar Memorial. Friends may call after 6 p.m.
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George O. Larimer
K Street
Cedar Rapids
Rock Island Railroad
Faith Evangelical United Brethren Church
Brotherhood of Railway
Knights of Pythias
Pearl Hutchcroft
A. L. Shaffer
Ralph
Elmer
Cedar Memorial
Obituary Notices From Madula and Tipton
Services for Madula Frank Turner at 1 30 Monday led by Dr Ralph J Barron with burial at Cedar Memorial. York James Turners service at 10 30 Monday led by Dr Jackson Burns with burial at Oak Hill. Lavina Seaver 1 30 Monday at Sheets Dahn funeral home Tipton led by Rev A T Washington with burial at Tipton.
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Madula
Frank — Turner
Ralph J. Barron
Cedar Memorial
York
James H.—Turner
Jackson Burns
Oak Hill
Seaver, Lavina
Sheets- Dahn
Tipton
A. T. Washington
March Blizzard Strikes Moscow City
A March blizzard and freezing temperatures slam Moscow with four to five inches of snow by afternoon and 14 above, dropping to 4 below for the night. Local streets clog and travel slows as residents cope with the heavy snowfall and cold.
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Moscow
Utica Boy Prefers Naval Academy Over Gorillas
Senate aide Kenneth Keating reports a Utica nine year old wrote he does not want to fight gorilla warfare after hearing a radio program. He asks to be admitted to the Naval Academy instead of West Point citing King Kong influence.
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Washington
UPI
Kenneth Keating
Rn.y
New York
Utica
N. Y
Keating
West Point
Naval Academy
Teen-Aged Bronx Wife Killed by Booby Trapped Car Blast
Gloria Dellerose a 19 year old Bronx housewife was killed when a hair trigger shotgun rigged under a rubber mat in her car exploded as she parked. A rejected suitor tied to her engagement to Pasquale Dellerose is questioned by police. The weapon used was a two barreled shotgun sawed down with wiring and cords to trigger on mat lift.
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New York
Bronx
Gloria Dellerose
Pasquale Dellerose
Louis Macarie
Italy
Dellerose
Freak Storm Hits Los Angeles Area
A violent storm hit southern California with cloud bursts sleet hail thunder lightning and snow brief flakes in Beverly Hills Cheviot Hills and mountain resorts. Torrents on freeways caused crashes including a 22 car chain reaction on the San Bernardino Freeway near West Covina. One woman died in Long Beach and power outages affected a 40 square mile area in Montclair Ontario.
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Los Angeles
California
Cheviot Hills
Beverly Hills
San Bernardino
West Covina
Long Beach
Montclair-Ontario
San Bernardino County
Khrushchev Attacks Arts Policy at Soviet Gathering
The article reports Khrushchev asserting class positions in art and opposing peaceful coexistence of Socialist realism with formalist trends. Ehrenburg, 72, reportedly left after criticism by Leonid Ilyichev, and warned a young writer he would not see Soviet art bloom, though the writer might in 20 years.
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Ehrenburg
Khrushchev
Leonid Ilyichev
Definition of Today's College To Top Seniors
Senior students from seven states heard a Coe College definition of today’s college as a community dedicated to ends that may require four years or a lifetime. Dean Howard Greenlee urged liberal arts study tied to Western and world traditions while embracing new knowledge.
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Howard Greenlee
Coe
Dr. Greenlee
Greenlee
Blueprint of Red Power in Caracas Told
President Betancourt's government disclosed a communist blueprint for seizing power in Venezuela. Interior Minister Carlos Andres Perez said the plan reinforces the ban on the Communist Party and MIR from November elections. The document dated December 3, 1962, shows internal splits and urges armed revolutionary buildup and a popular uprising to overthrow Betancourt.
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Caracas
Betancourt
Venezuela
Carlos Andres Perez
Communist Party
Movement of the Revolutionary Left
MIR
Andres Perez
Supreme Court
Two Teens Injured in Two-Car Crash at City Intersection
Two teenagers were treated and released from a hospital after a two-car collision at Eighth avenue and Fifteenth street SW. Michael Rodemeyer of Coulter was charged with failure to yield after his southbound car and Boyd Whitsley's westbound car collided. Craig Christensen, 19, and Nancy Hathaway, 16, both of Coulter, sustained injuries including a forehead contusion and knee and finger injuries.
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Eighth Avenue
Fifteenth Street
Michael Rodemeyer
Coulter
Boyd Whitsley
Foote Street
Craig Christensen
Nancy Hathaway
Kesler Road
Man Charged After Striking Three Parked Cars
Cedar Rapids man Raymond Q. Blanchard, 57, of 649 Twenty-ninth Street SE, was charged with leaving the scene of an accident and failing to have his car under control after a moving vehicle damaged three parked cars in the 600 block of Fifth Avenue SW. Police estimated total damage at about 975 dollars.
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Cedar Rapids
Fifth Avenue
Raymond Q. Blanchard
Twenty-ninth Street
Howard K. Smith Named In Top Five Man of Year
Radio Television Daily places Howard K. Smith among the five finalists for Man of the Year. Viewers can watch him Sunday night at 9 30 on TV 9 for coverage and remarks surrounding the selection.
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Howard K. Smith
Radiotelevision Daily
TV 9
Tibet Embraces Equality and Free Services in New Mandate
The new Tibetan policies declare gender equality in hiring and pay, seven years of free education, free health care for the poor, and a ban on child and forced labor except for military service or prison. The state vows to curb wealth concentration to protect the common good.
Test Ban Talks Stall Over Inspection Count Dispute
The Russians reject on site inspection talks until the number is set, while the U S insists technical discussions must precede. The stalemate halts progress on the test ban and the conference awaits the U S draft next month with no weekend meetings planned.
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U. S
Fort Dodge Clergy Leader Named Meth-Wick Acting Director
The Rev Clarence W Tompkins executive director Friendship Haven Fort Dodge named acting director Meth Wick Manor replacing Dr Arthur F Schuldt who retires in June. Schuldt has led Meth Wick since 1960 and the change was announced by Robert D Blue Eagle Grove board chairman and Bishop F Gerald Ensley Des Moines.
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Clarence W. Tompkins
Friendship Haven
Fort Dodge
Meth-Wick Manor
Meth- Wick
Arthur F. Schuldt
Dr. Schuldt
Meth-Wick
Robert D. Blue
Eagle Grove
F. Gerald Ensley
Des Moines
Four German farmers fined for drunken horseback ride
In Tostedt Germany four farmers who stopped for drinks during a cross country hunt were fined 250 dollars each for being too drunk to ride a horse safely.
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Tostedt
Germany
UPI
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C.R. Weather
Cletus Clark
Oliver Klein
A Avenue
Thomas Goetzinger
Regent Street
Carlyle Einek
Sixth Avenue SE
John Ferguson
Washington Avenue SE
Fayette
Margaret Paine
First Methodist Church
Bellas- Wright
August Dresden
Chapman's
Winthrop
Francis Callan
Fawcett’s
St. Patrick’s Cemetery
St. Luke's
France
The
Liberty Bell
Pope
Nikita
John E. Lapes
3Rd Ave
Brady Mortuary
George Larimer
L.A
Art
Franci Anderson
Woodstock
Ill
Paul Roberts
Skokie, III
Miss Anderson
Roberts
Lenin
Soviet Presidium
Ilyichev
By Paul Finch
Tibet
Ft. Dodge
Ats
Turner’s
B. Turner& Son
Second Ave. S.E
Novak Monument CO
Ave
Hleesser
Jay W. Hesser
Kinsey Memorial
Seem
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