Weather and vital notices from Saturday edition
Highs and lows across cities with scattered precipitation. Forecast calls for generally fair Sunday, warmer west and central regions, increasing clouds Sunday night and Monday, with rain likely in the northwest late Monday. Offsetting items include birth and obituary notices for families in multiple towns and service details for numerous individuals. Local airport reports NW winds at 10 mph and a Monday sunrise at 6 06 with sunset at 6 22.
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Bismarck
Mineapolis
Chicago
N. Orleans
Denver
New York
P Movies
Omaha Angeles
Phoenix Ae Ae
Miami
Seattle
Municipal
Campbell Family Welcomes Daughter In Iowa City
At Iowa City a daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Campbell of 1025 Second Street SW on March 15. The mother is Mrs. Helen Gregory, of 1032 Eleventh Avenue SE, and the father is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Campbell of Newhall.
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Leo Sonka
Westview Drive
Robert Brusha
Walford
Joseph Sellers
Vera Court
Orville Frendle
Rompet Street
Glenn D. Jacobs
Old
Marion Road
Dale P. Slocum
Twenty-seventh Avenue
David B. McDonald
Second Avenue
Marion
Duwayne Schweinerus
James Minninger
Avenue NW
Iowa City
Robert Campbell
Second Street
Camp Good Health and Memorial Donations Listed
In memory of Raymond P Goodwater 10.00 from Friendly Folks class of St Pauls church. In memory of Mary Ellen Johnson from Pilot Club of Cedar Rapids. Silver Cross circle of King’s Daughters. In memory of Mrs Della Jacobsen of Vinton from 500 card club of Atkins. In memory of Mrs Jennie Ormsby from Mrs. Samuelson. Previous balance on 1964 camp budget 801.59 with 6.00 and 2.00 totals 849.59.
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Raymond P. Goodwater
St. Paul’s Church
Mary Ellen Johnson
Ce S. Samuelson
Dar Rapids
King’s Daughters
Della Jacobsen
Vinton
Atkins
Jennie Ormsby
Safe Is Stolen From C R Firm Gateway Transport
A safe containing about 175 dollars was stolen Saturday from Gateway Transportation Co at 230 Blairs Ferry Road NE. Entry was gained by prying the padlocked door hasps. The safe came from a storage room in the main office and an additional 2 dollars was taken from an office desk.
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Gateway Transportation Co
Blairs Ferry Road
Cedar Rapids Gazette subscription rates and mailing details
The Gazette Co announces daily and Sunday publication from Cedar Rapids Iowa with subscription options. Night edition six issues weekly at 1 25 a month or 13 a year and afternoon editions seven issues at 1 35 a month or 14 a year. US territories 23 40 a year. No mail subscriptions where Gazette carrier service exists. Associated Press content rights noted.
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Us&s
Linda Felber Wins 1964 Junior Miss Title at Mobile
Washington State's Linda Felber, 18, of Colfax, was crowned America's 1964 Junior Miss in Mobile Alabama. She impressed with a dramatic Saint Joan reading. First runnerup Connie Lockwood of Jamestown Ohio. second runnerup Stephanie Lee of Los Alamitos California.
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Mobile
Ala
Washington
Linda Felber
America
Colfax
George Bernard Shaw
Joan
Felber
Ohio
Connie Lockwood
Jamestown
Stephanie Lee
Los Alamitos
Calif
Hawaii
Evelyn Sugawa
Honolulu
Rhode Island
Linda Cave
Warwick
Illinois
Margaret Fish
Chicago
Susan Diffenderfer
Nebraska
Mary Ann Sullivan
Vermont
Two Iowa leaders laud remap plan in GOP race for lieutenant governor
Des Moines reports Lt. Gov. William Mooty and House Speaker Robert Naden issued statements amid debate over a temporary reapportionment plan. Each appointed four members to the conference committee. Naden praised the compromise and court approval while Mooty called the bill an improvement over the current system and highlighted bipartisan input.
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Des Moines
William Mooty
Grundy Center
Robert W. Naden
Webster City
Naden
Harold Hughes
Iowa
Mooty
Senate
Conference
Iowa Senate Seats Fight Ends With Conference Report
The battle over 51 or 56 senate seats led to a conference committee. Mooty and Naden faced accusations over committee composition. Senator Leo Elthon aided the panel’s survival and the final plan increased representation for large counties, making Iowa House highly representative.
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Senate
House
Mooty
Leo Elthon
Iowa
Elthon
Ha Waii
Oregon
Prayer Breakfast Speaker Named at Mayor Breakfast
Dr. James Spalding of the University of Iowa school of religion will deliver the message at the second annual mayoral prayer breakfast at the Roosevelt hotel. He joined SUI in 1956 after earlier posts and holds degrees from multiple institutions. The breakfast runs 7:45 to 8:45 a.m. with Mayor Bob Johnson and the Chamber of Commerce civic bureau co sponsoring. Reservations are at Mayor Johnson's office by Tuesday. The event is open to the public and costs $1.30.
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James Spalding
University of Iowa School of Religion
Roosevelt Hotel
Spalding
Kansas City
SUI
Kansas City Junior College
University of Illinois
Hartford Theological Seminary
Columbia University
Montana
Missouri
Trinity University
Texas
Bob Johnson
Chamber of ‘Commerce Civic Bureau
U S aid shift toward development projects rises
Aid dollars spent for U S goods now exceed 80 percent with a shift from arms and gifts to development projects. The Johnson budget allocates over 23 percent of U S economic aid to Latin America, up from 2 percent earlier. Latin America per person aid rose from 53 cents in 1960 to 2.59 dollars.
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U. S
Latin America
U.S
Soviet veto threats and UN budget vote opinions
Informants described Redstone and others proposing a 15 nation Assembly Committee with strong participation to arrange financing. The Soviet delegation reportedly had not received Moscow's reply, signaling a possible rejection. The U.S. and most countries insist Congo and Middle East dues count in budget assessments, risking loss of votes for countries two years behind. The Soviet statement warned against talk of restricting the Soviet vote under Article 19, calling it unrelated to Congo costs and potentially harmful to the United Nations.
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Moscow
U.S
International Court
Congo
Middle East
United Nations
Deaths Forest Dale Floyd Dies After Sudden Illness
Forest Dale Floyd a retired salesman and Magnus hotel resident died Saturday morning after a sudden illness. Born July 9, 1895 in Center Point he was a World War I veteran. Survived by nieces nephews and cousins. Memorial services to be held in Turner chapel at a time to be announced.
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Forest Dale Floyd
Magnus Hotel
Center Point
Turner Chapel
Mancherster Resident Gerald W Nathem Dies at 56
Gerald W Nathem 56 longtime Cedar Rapids resident and Kacena Co employee died after a sudden illness in a Manchester hospital. Born February 20 1914 in North Washington Iowa he married Myrtle Heckman November 1 1960 in El Cajon California. A World War II veteran he is survived by his wife his father Peter Nathem of Waterloo four brothers and two sisters. Memorial services will be held Tuesday at 10 30 a.m. at Turner’s conducted by the Rev D R Jarrett with burial in Shell Rock Cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel until 10 a.m. Tuesday the casket will not be opened after the service.
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Gerald W. Nathem
Thirty-Third Street
Cedar Rapids
Kacena Co
Manchester
North Washington
Iowa
Myrtle Heckman
el Cajon
Calif
Peter Nathem
Waterloo
Turner
D. R. Jarrert
Shell Rock
Mary Beth Parr 5 Died After Illness at Home
Mary Beth Parr five daughter of Mr and Mrs Donald G Parr of 654 Knoll Street SE died in a local hospital Saturday after an extended illness. Born December 6 1958 she is survived by her parents a sister Barbara and brothers Robert and James all at home. The body is at Monahan Stewart Funeral Home where friends may call after 4 PM Services Monday at noon in All Saints Church by Rev Edmund J Becker Burial St Johns
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Mary Beth Parr
Donald G. Parr
Knoll Street
Barbara
Robert
James
Monahan-Stewart
All Saints Church
Edmund J. Becker
St. John’s
Obituaries for Turner family named Nora and Esther
Nora Turner Shepard and Esther Frances Turner are listed with service times on Tuesday and Monday respectively. Rev. W Wayne Baker and Rev John Wheatley officiate. Burial at Cedar Memorial follows, and other Turner family members Maxine and Hazel Housworth Turner have services and burials at Cedar Memorial officiated by Dr Alfred A Kelsey and Rev D A Loferski.
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Shepard
Nora — Turner
W. Wayne Baker
Ward
Esther Frances
Turner
John Wheatley
Cedar Memorial
Baugh
Maxine
Alfred A. Kelsey
Boyer
Hazel Housworth
D. A. Loferski
Radios Stolen From Warren Koch Home
Two transistor radios valued at 119 dollars were reported stolen Saturday from the Warren Koch residence at 211 Twenty-seventh street northeast.
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Warren Koch
Twenty-seventh Street
Tama Indians Accept Deal
The Sac and Fox Meskwaki council in Tama Iowa voted to accept a $114 million land claim settlement with the federal government. Four tribes contend for compensation over about 1014 million acres ceded in 1830. Final approval awaits all claimants and federal authorities.
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TAMA
Mississippi
Iowa
Missouri River
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Commission On Indian Affairs
Indian Claims Commission
Congress
Goldwater Adds 34 Delegates in Georgia and South Carolina
Barry Goldwater gained 34 delegate votes in Georgia and South Carolina boosting his committed first ballot total to 91 of 655 needed for the Republican nomination. Henry Cabot Lodge remains the other delegate holder. South Carolina's convention backed 16 delegates for Goldwater while Georgia districts selected delegates, high lighting his momentum.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Georgia
South Carolina
Henry Cabot Lodge
South Vietnam
New Hampshire
Goldwater
Non-Political Style Shapes Johnsons 1964 Comeback
President Johnson pursues a low-key, nonpartisan image to secure Democratic goals and GOP cooperation on civil rights, while Republicans fret over his restraint. His stance echoes Eisenhower era popularity and his anti poverty message complicates Republican opposition.
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Washington
Johnson
Eisenhower
Texas
Mr. Eisenhower
Cuba Lard Purchase Feeler Reaches to U S Market
A Cuban government feeler via trade channels seeks large lard imports from the United States. A broker negotiates with a Cuban group in Montreal for about 2 million dollars of lard, contingent on U S approval. Names are withheld. Montreal group seeks official regulations before offers.
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Washington
U.S
Montreal
Lawmakers eye senate bids as filing deadline extended
Seat decisions hinge on Wiley reelect bid for a four year term and Riley's move to the new two year seat. Ely may face Wiley or Riley, creating six open two year house seats if both run. Possible candidates include Kosek Jensen Jordan Colton Airy for Republicans and Meaghan Greene Lilies Morton Kennedy Radl for Democrats. Legislature may push filing deadline to mid April.
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Wiley
Rep
Riley
Ely
Senate
Senator Wiley
Ernest Kosek
B. A. Jensen
Cliff Jordan
Eldon L. Colton
Cedar Rapids
Loren Airy
Marion
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Henry L. Pierce
Pleasant Grove
Friends
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Lamont
Ida Cherry
Rhine’s
Thorpe Cemetery
West Union
Joseph Frieden
Presbyterian Church
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Gerald E. Kelleher
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Witt’s. Waukon
Fred Brandsmeier
Zion Reformed Church
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John Lynton
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Ralph W. Ealy
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Sheets and Dahn
Marengo
Frances Parks Buckles
Hoover-Valentine
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Charles Troester
Tuecke’s
Bethel
Osterdock
Wyoming
Bonita Cashner
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John B. Newlton
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D. D. Nicholson
First Presbyterian Church
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St. Luke's
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L. W. Ward
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Lucious Webb
Omaha
Mickey Vukonich
Dave Hart
William Thompson
Herbert Cassono
Robert P. O
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Tama Indians
Barry
Pierson
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