Weather Review and Local Notices for March midmonth
The daily record shows high 71 and low 55 Wednesday with 0.11 inches of rain this March, 2.41 barometer reading, humidity 39 percent at 2 pm, and temperatures rising to 77 by 2 pm Thursday. March year to date totals and normals are given, plus wind 15 mph and sun events. A long list of family notices follows, including births and marriages in Cedar Rapids and Ames, and several court filings. Fire and incident notes report a kitchen fire, grass ignition, wiring short, trash fire, and spontaneous coal combustion with minor car damage. Funeral services for Hinton, 67, Riverside, Calif., are scheduled Monday at Henderson’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazette
Quaker Oats Co
Forty-ninth Street
Second Street
Memorial Drive
Third Street
Milwaukee Railroad
Ninth Avenue
Sixth Street
Traffic fines and services listed for Iowa area cases
A list of speeding fines and other traffic penalties for individuals in Marion Topeka Coralville and nearby areas with amounts of 10 to 25 dollars plus costs. Several names and addresses appear with penalties and some entries note court or church services and burials attached to last names.
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Francis B. Friedl
Mt. Vernon Road
Alfred Mayner
Winthrop
Louis N. Daviddio
Twenty-second Street
Wilbur L. Matus
K Street
Eugene L. Burrichter
Thirtieth Street
Mear B. Slate
Wilson Avenue
Marlys N. Halverson
Ninth Street
Dale R. Holliday
Twenty First Avenue
Steven P. Rowland
A Avenue
Donald E. Canterbury
Ridge Drive
Marion
Carolyn A. Wetson
Coralville
Stephen W. White
First Avenue
Corliss A. Beck
Craig A. Anderson
Fifth Avenue
Robert Horak
Starry Drive
Robert J. Havlicek
Thirty-third Avenue
Darrell D. van Winkle
Thirty-sixth Street
Carroll F. Cox
Topeka
Kan
Dorothy L. Kelleher
Twelfth Street
Linn Court Dismisses Part Of Dram Shop Suit Involving Hindman
A Linn district court judge dismissed part of Gladys Hindman s dram shop suit as administratrix for Kirk Robert Hindman s estate. The remaining claim, Hindman as individual, seeks 13500 for loss of support from her son who died January 18 1964 in a head on crash on Highway 64 near Marion. The case names Donald J Jensen doing business as the Koo Koo Klub Marion Iowa and alleges Jensen served Raisanen who became intoxicated before the fatal collision.
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Linn District Court
Harold Vietor
Gladys Hindman
Kirk Robert
Highway 64
Marion
Hindman
Donald J. Jensen
Koo Koo Klub
Sixth Avenue
Jensen
Donald A. Raisanen
Cedar Rapids
Car Theft Case Sent To Linn Grand Jury
Kirk A. Mowat 26 of McKeesport Pa faces charges in a pickup truck theft at Miller Automotive Co in Cedar Rapids. After a Wednesday recommendation from the county attorney and a Thursday preliminary arraignment the case was ordered submitted to the Linn County grand jury. Mowat was arrested about 15 miles northwest of Cedar Rapids following a police chase.
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Kirk A. Mowat
McKeesport
Mowat
Miller Automotive Co
First Avenue
Center Point Road
Cedar Rapids
Damages Sought in Linn County Auto Crash Suit
Florence M Carpenter sues Kathryn O DeWald in Linn district court for 64080.60 alleging Dec 5 1964 collision on Third Avenue bridge left her with 2705.60 in lost wages plus damages for pain and shock. She cites negligence for improper lookout and loss of control. a jury trial is demanded.
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Linn District Court
Florence M. Carpenter
Kathryn O. DeWald
Third Avenue
Florence Carpenter
Kathryn DeWald
Supervisors Ok B Beer Permit For Daryl's Restaurant
Linn county supervisors approve a class B beer permit for Daryle Babcock doing business as Daryl's Restaurant and Lounge Mt. Vernon Road. Permit expires March 15 1967. Board also accepts a $2 560 bid from Robert Murray Cedar Rapids for Lennox Place additions lots 110 and 111 over competing bids. Dismissed charge of false uttering of checks against Russell B Fox.
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Linn County Board of Supervisors
Daryle Babcock
Daryl’s
Mt. Vernon Road
Robert Murray
Cedar Rapids
Lennox Place
Thomas Kilpatrick
Raymond Scheetz
Congo to Trim 1966 Military Budget by 14 Million
Leopoldville reports the Congolese government will reduce its 1966 military budget by 14 million dollars. The move comes amid funding reallocation and defense reassessment.
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Leopoldville
UPI
Health Dept Expansion Advisory Unit Meets
The seven member advisory committee met at city hall to study expanding Cedar Rapids health department into a countywide agency. Members include Cedar Rapids doctors and officials Alfred Brendle Central City and William Armstrong Marion. The panel will consider extending services to Marion and Linn county.
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Cedar Rapids
Daylight Savings Plan Defeated by Voice Vote
Discussion on Daylight Savings from Memorial Day to Labor Day failed by voice vote. Rep Bandstra opposed the three month limit calling for earlier sunsets and safer school commutes. Rep Culver did not vote. Rep Gross called the measure a golfer's delight, arguing it lengthens usable evening hours.
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Bandstra
Iowa
Heymann Named Acting Security and Consular Chief
Philip Heymann was named acting security and consular affairs administrator by the State Department. He succeeds Abba Schwartz who resigned after alleging a planned reorganization to abolish his office without notice. Some congressmen called for an investigation. Heymann, 33, Yale and Harvard Law School graduate, had been Schwartz' aide. officials say U.S. policies remain unchanged.
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Washington
Philip Heymann
State Department
Heymann
Abba Schwartz
Department
Yale
Harvard Law School
U.S
Schwartz
Storm to Bring Showers and Cooler Temperatures
A late week storm is expected as a cold front moves in from the west. Southerly winds of 30 to 45 mph will drive showers and thunderstorms. Lows Thursday night may reach the 30s with Friday and Saturday cooling further. Temperatures Thursday noon around 72 in Cedar Rapids, after a 55 overnight and 71 high Wednesday.
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Cedar Rapids
Millis 21 Given Time To Plead In Rape Case
Lester E. Millis of 820 Fourth street NW was given until next Thursday to waive or demand a preliminary hearing on a rape charge. The 21 year old is alleged in a March 4 incident involving a 14 year old Cedar Rapids girl and is free on a $5 000 bond.
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Lester E. Millis
Fourth Street
Millis
Cedar Rapids
Gemini 8 Docking and Safe Pacific Splashdown Chronicle
Astronauts Neil Armstrong and David Scott landed in the Western Pacific after Gemini 8’s tricky docking with the Agena target. Recovery forces reached them near Okinawa, with both men in excellent condition after a 10 hour 42 minute mission and a tense reentry.
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Earth
Western Pacific
No. 7
Armstrong
Africa
Arabia
India
Red
China
Gemini
Pacific
Scott
Wally Schirra
Gordon Cooper
Sukarno Appeals for Calm as Indonesian Cities Protests Rise
In Jakarta thousands of students protest against Subandrio amid army moves. Sukarno urges calm over a live radio broadcast while Subandrio remains detained. Sources in Singapore say the army holds power despite Sukarno claims.
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Singapore
Sukarno
Jakarta
Subandrio
Suharto
Ghost from the past haunts a Peyton Place citizen
A local resident of Peyton Place recounts a haunting experienced at 8:30 Thursday night. The report aired on KCRG TV Channel 9, detailing the otherworldly encounter.
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Peyton Place
Kcrg-Tv
Channel 9
Death notices for Joseph Bading and Mrs Arch Burr
Joseph Bading 75 Cedar Rapids resident and retired farmer died after a long illness. Born September 16 1899 at Coggon he is survived by his wife two sons and two sisters. Services Saturday at Immaculate Conception Church burial at Castle Grove. Rosary Friday at Brady Mortuary. Graveside service for Mrs Arch Burr 71 Cedar Rapids area resident died in Maquoketa will be Saturday at Cedar Memorial cemetery. She and husband moved from Cedar Rapids to Maquoketa and had two daughters. Services Saturday in Maquoketa funeral home.
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Joseph Bading
Fourteenth Street
Cedar Rapids
Coggon
Staza Hogan
Richard
Donald Bading
Clara Kester
Coggan
Mary Kester
Hemet
Calif
Immaculate Conception Church
William Roach
Castle Grove
Brady Mortuary
Arch Burr
Maquoketa
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Cedar Rapids Man Sylvester Mostek Dies in Texas at 74
Sylvester Mostek aged 74 of Cedar Rapids died March 11 in Mc Allen Texas where he had wintered. He lived in Cedar Rapids since 1932 after moving from Racine Wisconsin born September 25 1891 in Czechoslovakia. Surviving two daughters one son four grandchildren and one sister. Services were held Tuesday in Racine with burial in a Racine cemetery.
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Sylvester Mostek
Cedar Rapids
McAllen
Texas
Czechoslovakia
Mostek
Racine
Wis
Death of Thomas J. Gurren A Cedar Rapids Native
Ward received word of the death Wednesday of Thomas J. Gurren a former Cedar Rapids resident in Melrose Massachusetts Surviving are his wife and son and three sisters including Ruth and Gertrude Gurren of Cedar Rapids Services Immaculate Conception Church Melrose Burial Stoneham Massachusetts
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Ward
Thomas J. Gurren
Cedar Rapids
Melrose
Mass
Ruth
Gertrude Gurren
Immaculate Conception Church
Stoneham
Memorial Services for Hunter and Berg Held Friday
Memorial services announced for Pearl A. Hunter at 1 30 p m Friday conducted by Rev. Warren L Feller of Trinity Methodist Church Burial at Cedar Memorial Cemetery Friends may call at the funeral home Also Berg funeral at 10 30 am Friday conducted by Rabbi Isaac Neuman Burial at Eben Israel with the casket not to be opened
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Hunter
Pearl A
Rohn
Warren L. Feller
Trinity Methodist Church
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Berg
Joseph
Turner
Isaac Neuman
Eben Israel
Grass Fire Roars Behind Town House In Cedar Rapids
Firemen from two engine companies spent 45 minutes battling a large grass blaze at the rear of the Town House on First avenue SE. Winds fanned the fire over about 1% blocks long and 20 feet wide, reaching from the motor hotel rear to the Milwaukee railroad tracks. No buildings were threatened. the alarm came at 1 02 p.m. The cause remains undetermined. It was the largest of several Thursday grass fires in Cedar Rapids.
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Cedar Rapids
First Avenue
Motor Hotel
Clay Request Turned Down by Draft Board
Louisville UPI Cassius Clay’s draft board rejected his request to readjust his 1-A status. Chairman J Allen Sherman said Clay sought a change on religious grounds due to his Black Muslim beliefs.
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Louisville
UPI
Cassius Clay
J. Allen Sherman
Clay
Pilicer Defends Self in Eight Day Federal Drug Trial
Abraham Pilicer testifies in his federal case charging dispensing drugs without prescriptions. He details meetings with FDA agent posing as a sundry dealer and describes orders for amphetamine tablets, fears of government scrutiny, and motivations driven by business concerns.
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Abraham Pilicer
Muller
Rockford
Richard Trank
Pilicer
Trank
Cedar Rapids
John Walsh
Edward McManus
Ridgeway Drive
Pilco Laboratories
Memorial Commission
Short and Graying
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Walsh
Arab Leaders Voice Anxiety Over U.S. Arms to Israel
Arab heads of government wrapped up a Cairo conference with a joint statement condemning American military aid to Israel and urging restraint amid growing regional tensions.
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Cairo
Israel
Gazette Want Ad Seeks Buyers for Services Offered
Local notices page lists a service offer seeking buyers for home repair and consulting work. Includes brief description of services, contact method, and pricing range. Advert promotes reliability, prompt scheduling, and insured technicians.
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Daily Record
C.R. Weather
Wiegnes
Wayne Butterfield
Eastview Drive
David Berg
Rossey Trailer Court
James Hickman
Miami Drive
William Jacobson
J Street
Donald Stevens
Bel Air Drive
Kenneth Gruber
Cavalier Street
St. Luke's
Jerry C. Davis
Wayne L. Wallace
Francis H. Kimm
Keystone
John W. Schrimper
Fortieth Street
Jackson W. Anderson
Ethel B. Anderson
Ronald Albert Sheperd
Beverly Jean Fisher
Theodore H. Sloane
Amy Anne Winters
Ames
Mary E. Lineweaver
Edward L. Lineweaver
Beulah M. Thompson
William J. Thompson
Bismarck
Mineapolis
Chicago
Orleans
Duluth
Denver
New York
Omaha
Phoenix
Angeles
Seattle
Cornelius W. Thomas
Leonard Terrace
James FE. Bousquet
Fifth Avenue SE
Wilbur D
Newman
Second Avenue SE
Merlin O. Johnson
Avenue NW
Tracr
George V. Podhajsky
Erickson’s
Buckingham
Rowley
Emma Schmidt
Presbyterian Church
White’s
Independence
Strawberry Point
Gladys Cree
Amery
Methodist Church
Little Falls
Feeney-Knutson
Ryan — Francis Patrick
Frank” Woods
St. Patrick’s Church
Rosary
Shelly’s
Manchester
Nancy Ann Beebe
Paul Beebe
Wilson Cemetery
White’s. Stanwood
Reinhart Gallmeyer
Chapman's
Clarence
Toledo
Helen Pike Beem
Linn Grand Jury
Russell B. Fox
Health Dept
Johnson
Okinawa
C.S.T
Robert Gilruth
Manned Spacecraft Center
Christopher Kraft
Mason
John Glenn
America
Glenn
Noa
Agena
John K. Lopes
Third Ave
Mrs. Arch Burr
By Dale Kueter
Robert Wilson
Robert Caldwell
B. A. Jensen
Keith Churchill
Theodore Paulson
Don O’brien
Robert Muller
Rockford, Ill
Dr. McCullough
Pilkcer
O’neil
Kansas City
Agent Walsh
Pilco
Dr. O'Neil
Dr. O’neil
Atty. O’brien
O’brien
Wilson
Turner Mortuary West
John B. Turner
Turner Mortuary
First Ave
West
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