Five day forecast and daily temperatures with rain
The Daily Record lists high and low temperatures for Thursday with readings for multiple cities, plus precipitation amounts. It forecasts five days of above normal temperatures, with showers and rainfall totals around .25 to .50 inches, and notes normal highs from 38 to 46 and normal lows from 20 to 27. It also includes local weather measures, sunrise and sunset times, and recent March rainfall totals.
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C.R
Gazette
Traffic Court Fines List With Multiple Forfeitures
A round of speeding and traffic violations shows numerous defendants from Des Moines to Marion facing fines and costs. Bonds forfeited include $15 for several defendants and $10 to $20 plus costs for others, with some cases citing multiple charges or sentences for vagrancy and disobeying signals.
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Frank W. Zwygart, Jr
Des Moines
Robert A. Rath
Fairbank
William J. Moore
Waterloo
William G. Brueckner
Marshalltown
William D. Gilbert
Marengo
Maurice A. Muench
Suzanne
Joseph F. Garner
Country Club Drive
Marion
Jack C. Bergen
Schaeffer Drive
Gary E. Canady
Camburn Court
Thomas J. Massey
B Avenue
Jackson Hospers
Second Avenue
Gerald E. Mercer
Joan M. Karr
Thirty-second Street
Donald L. Whitson
Oakland Road
Phillip C. Winkler
First Street
Deanna L. Moses
Thirty-fifth Street
Hugh J. Kotowske
Tiffin
Paul W. Egli
Nineteenth Avenue
Craig A. Andersen
Fifth Avenue
Shannon Ashby
Fourth Avenue
Donald B. Janish, Jr
Forty-first Street
John B. Kaylor
Sherman Street
Wendell Beets
Sixth Street
Herbert C. Anderson
Third Avenue
Ronald M. Delaney
Bever Avenue
David E. Griffin
First Avenue
Lillian L. Peters
Edward Goodale
Maplewood Drive
Edward L. Heathman
West Liberty
Allen J. Pins
William L. Geers
Thomas F. Dunn
Deaths Leo H Meyers 67 Cedar Rapids
Leo H Meyers 67 of 1624 B avenue NW died Friday after a brief illness born Solon May 31 1898 he lived in Cedar Rapids since 1919 retired pattern maker at Cherry Burrell member of Trinity Methodist church the American Legion and VFW Surviving wife Maude two children Betty Kane and Bud Meyers a step-daughter Merle L Meyers two brothers Harold Meyers Merle L Meyers five grandchildren and two great grandchildren Services at Rohn funeral home Monday at 1 p m by Rev Warren L Feller burial Cedar Memorial cemetery friends may call after 6 p.m Saturday donations to heart fund accepted
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Leo H. Meyers
B Avenue NW
Solon
Cedar Rapids
Meyers
Cherry Burrell
Trinity Methodist Church
The
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Maude
Betty Kane
Bud Meyers
Iowa City
Merle
Regents OK 4.8 Million Hawkeye III Married Student Housing
The Iowa Board of Regents approves a 4.8 million Hawkeye III housing complex at the University of Iowa. It plans 216 one bedroom and 288 two bedroom apartments in 54 two story courts northeast of the current complex, opening fall 1967. Rent is about 84 dollars for one bedroom and 104 dollars for two bedrooms monthly.
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Iowa City
State Board of Regents
University of Iowa
Hawkeye Married Students
Amos Emery
Des Moines
Demonstration Backs Deposed Viet General
About 2 000 Vietnamese gathered in Da Nang to show support for Lt. Gen. Nguyen Chanh Tri after his ouster from command of the First Corps and as a government member. The city was closed to American personnel as a precaution amid accusations he was under arrest.
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DA Nang
Nguyen Chanh Tri
First Corps
Tri
Saigon
Willits Given Probation For Robbery Charge
Roger D Willits aged 23 of 1302 E street SW received a ten year suspended sentence at the Anamosa reformatory on a robbery charge. Judge Harold D Vietor placed him on probation to the Iowa board of parole. Cannon aged 21 of 5383 F avenue NW faces charges of robbing the Apco service station on Third avenue and Sixth street SW. Northrup is accused of passing a 31 98 bad check at The Saddle and Leather Shop in Cedar Rapids.
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Roger D. Willits
E Street
Anamosa
Harold D. Vietor
Willits
Iowa Board of Parole
Leo William Cannon
F Avenue
Apco
Third Avenue
Sixth Street
Cannon
Northrup
Cedar Rapids
Scolaro Named To Commission
Anthony Scolaro Linn county supervisor has been appointed by Gov. Harold Hughes to the Iowa intergovernmental relations commission which includes local and state government representatives public schools and other citizens The panel aims to advance substantive improvements in intergovernmental relations in Iowa over the past two years.
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Anthony Scolaro
Linn County
Harold Hughes
Iowa Intergovernmental Relations Commission
Scolaro
Hughes
Iowa
Motions for New Trial Overruled in Car Larceny Case
Judge Harold D. Vietor overruled motions for a new trial, acquittal, and arrest of judgment for Jerry Joe Everett 23 of Hazleton. Everett was found guilty by a Linn district court jury on January 26 of larceny of a motor vehicle and sentencing was set for next Friday at 10 a.m.
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Harold D. Vietor
Jerry Joe Everett
Everett
Hazleton
Linn District Court
Vietor
Obituary for Cedar Rapids Resident Anastazie Jandera
Anastazie Jandera 83 of 1046 Mt Vernon Rd SE Cedar Rapids died Thursday night after a long illness. Born November 10 1882 she married Bedrich O Jandera January 1 1902. he died June 6 1953. Survived by two daughters Mrs Arthur Bezdek and Mrs Frank Navratil both of Cedar Rapids a reared niece Mrs Henry Krob one grandson and three great grandchildren. Member of Sokolice Renata Tyrs lodge memorial service Monday 1 30 p m at Hesser Memorial chapel by Jerry Drahovzal burial Czech National. Friends may call at the chapel after 2 p m Sunday.
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Anastazie Jandera
Mt. Vernon Road
Cedar Rapids
Bedrich O. Jandera
Jandera
Arthur A. Bezdek
Frank G. Navratil
Henry Krob
Sokolice Renata Tyrs Lodge
Hesser
Jerry Drahovzal
Man Denies Bad Check Charge In False Uttering Case
Christoffer Nelson of the Norva hotel pleaded innocent to a false uttering of a $75 bad check presented to Barker's Shoe Store on February 7. He appeared before Judge Charles Penningroth.
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Christoffer Nelson
Norva Hotel
Nelson
Charles Penningroth
Barker
Des Moines Man Gets Six Month Suspended Sentence
Judge William R. Eads gave Charles D. Ingraham a six month suspended sentence after he pled guilty to operating a motor vehicle while his license was suspended. Ingraham, 33, of Des Moines, was arrested May 15 near the 500 block of First Avenue NW.
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William R. Eads
Charles D. Ingraham
Des Moines
Ingraham
First Avenue NW
Troy Mills Man Pleads Guilty to Check Charge
Sylvester P. Northrup a 30 year old resident of Troy Mills pleaded guilty Thursday to false uttering a check. Judge Charles Penningroth set sentencing for the following Wednesday.
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Troy Mills
Sylvester P. Northrup
Charles Penningroth
Dreamed of Brother's Death Foretold by Daughter
Warren Michigan AP report recalls 20-year-old Dennis Lyden dying in Vietnam after he had previously been wounded and had recovered. His sister Lois, 18, and father Lawrence learned of the second fatal loss moments after the event. Dennis was one of eight Lyden children.
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Warren, Mich
Lawrence Lyden
Lois
Dennis
Vietnam
Lyden
Prisoner Gets 30 More Days
Jack L. Arnold 39 of Steele Missouri was sentenced to 30 additional days in the county jail for intoxication. He had a 60 day sentence already and was released to work under a prisoner program but was arrested again by Cedar Rapids police. Sheriff Walter Grant will seek revocation of his work privilege.
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Jack L. Arnold
Steele, Mo
Loren Hullinger
Arnold
Cedar Rapids
Walter Grant
Failed To Pay Fine Lands Man In Jail
Glenn F. Eastridge, 62, of 509 Fifth Avenue SE, was jailed on a court order by Judge Charles Penningroth for failing to pay a $500 fine and costs from May 11, 1962 for second offense drunk driving. He did not meet the $50 monthly installment plan.
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Glenn Eastridge
Glenn F. Eastridge
Fifth Avenue SE
Charles Penningroth
Eastridge
Postpone Trial of Oxford Junction Man
Bennie E. Pierson of Oxford Junction, 18, is charged with larceny of a motor vehicle. The trial will be continued to the April term by agreement of counsel. Pierson allegedly stole a Cedar Rapids man’s car on December 14 from a parking lot between Third and Fourth avenues SE and Fourth Street.
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William R. Eads
Bennie E. Pierson
Oxford Junction
Pierson
Cedar Rapids
Third and
Fourth Avenue
Fourth Street
Lisbon Youth Given Seven Year Suspended Sentence
Lisbon youth Steven Batcheller aged 18 received a seven year suspended sentence at the men's reformatory in Anamosa on Thursday as his case was adjudicated despite being 18 years old.
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Steven Batcheller
Lisbon
Anamosa
Parole Board Hearing Figures In False Uttering Case
A defendant pleaded guilty to a charge of false uttering before Judge Batcheller and faced the Iowa board of parole. He and co defendant Donald Yeager of Hiawatha were accused of passing a $50 bad check to Smitty's Skelly Service on August 27. Yeager received a similar sentence on February 25.
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Iowa Board of Parole
Charles Penningroth
Batcheller
Donald Yeager
Hiawatha
Smitty
Skelly
Yeager
Decision Delayed On Creation of Friend of the Court Office
Linn county supervisors postpone a vote on creating a friend of the court office to enforce alimony and child support. Assistant County Attorney Koehler submitted a report showing 15 ADC cases with nonpaying ex husbands, which the board will review in person before deciding. Judgments filed include several small-account cases. other local incidents report wire theft and a house break-in.
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Linn County
Friend of the Court
William Linstrom
Linn Board of Supervisors
Thomas Koehler
Linstrom
Koehler
Farmer's Daughter on jury duty on KCRG TV
In COLOR on KCRG TV Channel 9, the program airs Friday at 8 30 PM highlighting a jury duty case or related legal themed segment with local interest. The telecast spotlights a farmer's daughter and her courtroom involvement in a news segment.
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Kcrg-Tv
Channel 9
Fred Arthur Ingram, 84, Cedar Rapids native, dies in San Diego
Fred Arthur Ingram, 84, a Cedar Rapids native who moved to California in 1951, died Tuesday in San Diego. Born December 12, 1881 in Iowa, he worked for the Hutchinson division of the Borden Co. for many years before retiring in 1951. His wife Helen Louise died in 1951. Surviving daughter Lucille Jacquet of San Diego. Memorial services at Turner Chapel at 1 30 p.m. Monday. Burial at Oak Hill Cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel.
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Fred Arthur Ingram
Cedar Rapids
California
San Diego
Iowa
Hutchinson Division
Borden Co
Helen Louise
Lucille Jacquet
Turner Chapel
Oak Hill Cemetery
Students dislodged after monastery stand in Barcelona
Police moved in to remove about 500 university students who had occupied the Capuchin monastery in Sarria to protest a government controlled student syndicate. About 26 people were detained including American Fred Berger and Swiss participants. the archbishop was notified and supplies were cut off while friars fed the students.
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Barcelona
Spain
Fred Berger
U.S. National Students Association
Washington, D.C
Capuchin Fathers
Sarria
Antonio Tapies
Berger
Bowles' Son Refuses Loyalty Oath at Harvard
Samuel Bowles, 26, economics instructor at Harvard and son of diplomat Chester Bowles, says he will not sign the state loyalty oath. Harvard official Sargent Kennedy says Bowles must sign by March 31 or face dismissal to comply with Massachusetts law. Bowles says the oath interferes with private university speech and has not spoken with his father.
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Samuel Bowles
Harvard
Chester Bowles
Bowles
Sargent Kennedy
Harvard Corporation
Kennedy
India
Wilson marks 50th birthday during campaign
Prime Minister Wilson observed his 50th birthday Friday amid the election campaign.
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London
Wilson
Court lets retractable studded tires bend Iowa rules
Judge Holliday upheld a challenge by State Sen. Warren J. Kruck against the prohibition on metal cleats in tires, noting retractable studs recede into the tire. He contrasted 1937 aims with modern tire materials and said the law's wording cannot ban synthetics used in tires.
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Warren J. Kruck
D-Boone
Gene L. Needles
Attorney General’s Office
Iowa
Illinois
Holliday
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