Five Day Weather Outlook with Temperatures and Precipitation
The forecast shows Tuesday highs around 68 and lows near 41 in several cities including Bismarck Chicago Denver and New York. Five day temperatures trend near normal in the northeast and above normal in the southwest with minimal daily changes and showers possible Sunday or Monday. Normal highs and lows given with precipitation totals around .15 inch or less. Weather data covers barometer humidity wind sunrise and sunset times as of March 29, 1965, including local family notices and divorce petitions.
Local Marriage Licenses and Fire Incidents Reported
Marriage licenses issued to Terry J. Nemecek and Nancy J. Salter of Cedar Rapids. Sammy L. Rudd of Central City and Marilyn K. Ellis of Sac City. Stanley Johnson of Fairfax and Helen Echols of Walford. Fire incidents include a small boy with matches starting a fire damaging a shower curtain at 1602 A Avenue NE at 9 51 a m Tuesday, a trash fire spreading to leaves at 431 Cottage Grove SE at 12 56 p m Tuesday, and an overheated washer motor at 2905 Mansfield Avenue SE at 3 15 p m Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry J. Nemecek
Nancy J. Salter
Cedar Rapids
Sammy L. Rudd
Central City
Marilyn K. Ellis
Sac City
Stanley Johnson
Fairfax
Helen Echols
Walford
A Avenue NE
Cottage Grove SE
Mansfield Avenue
Municipal Court Daily Docket Includes Fines and Services
The Municipal Court lists multiple speeding and traffic violations with fines from 10 to 25 dollars plus costs. It also covers drunkenness and other civil matters, with numerous funeral and service notices for residents across Iowa cities.
Farmers Told Sign Soil Bank And Go Fishing
Henderson Tennessee AP report on Chester County farmers urged to sign up for the soil bank and related feed grain and cotton programs with a final signup date of April 1 1966. ACSC officials say most farmers have enrolled and explain the program pays farmers to idle acreage to reduce surplus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson, Tenn
Chester County
Soil Bank
Frank Bow
Ohio
County Agricultural Conservation and Stabilization Committee
ACSC
Bow
R. L. Plunk
Chester County Acsc
The
Plunk
Khrushchev Ousted From Power At 1964 Party Meeting
At the October 1964 plenary of the Communist Party Central Committee Khrushchev was denounced and removed from leadership. He faced accusations of cult of personality and violating party principles as re-examination of Stalin's crimes continued. Yegorychev rejected smear campaigns and praised past work guiding the party since the Bolshevik Revolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Khrushchev
Stalin
Yegorychev
Former Iowa Marshal Dies at Oelwein
70, a retired Oelwein monument dealer, dies Tuesday. He served as United States marshal for northern Iowa for six years and was an assistant to former Rep. James Bramwell of Cedar Rapids during his two terms. Survived by his wife, a son, three daughters, four sisters, and eight grandchildren. Services Thursday at 9:30 a.m. Sacred Heart church with rosaries Wednesday at 8:30 and 9 p.m. at Brant's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oelwein
Clement Crahan
United States
Northern
Iowa
James Bramwell
Cedar Rapids
Sacred Heart Church
Brant’s
Deferment Plot Exposed After Air Force Form Change
The FBI revealed a scheme where fathers bought deferments for their sons. After payments, copies were mailed to boards, but an air force form change let boards keep receiving older deferment forms. One son claimed he had no awareness of his father’s purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air Force
FBI
Cedar Falls Legislator Charged in Des Moines Hit and Run
State Rep. William P. Wilson 28 of Cedar Falls was arrested in Cedar Falls on a warrant charging failure to aid the injured after a Des Moines hit and run fatality. The victim, McKinney Thomas 65, died after being found near Fourth and Locust. The hood ornament matched Wilsons Rambler Marlin, car impounded. Wilson posted $1000 bond and faces arraignment in Des Moines April 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Cedar Falls
William P. Wilson
Wilson
Des Wilson Moines
McKinney Thomas
Fourth and Locust
E. Dale Allen
Earl L. Immer
Allen
Thomas
Luther Glanton, Jr
Forest Eastman
Truck Driver Injured As Semi Jackknifes Near Cedar Rapids
Weldon Woltz a 38 year old Grand Junction man received a broken jaw and broken teeth when his empty semi jackknifed at the junction of highways 30 and 21 west of Cedar Rapids about 1 a m He was hospitalized at St Luke s Hospital Cedar Rapids after he apparently fell asleep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weldon Woltz
Grand Junction
Cedar Rapids
Woltz
St. Luke’s Hospital
Obituary tribute for Joseph Havlena age 97
Joseph Havlena 97 of 920 Twenty sixth street SE Cedar Rapids died early Wednesday after a lingering illness He was born March 24 1869 in Belcice Czechoslovakia came to the United States in 1895 and lived in Cedar Rapids since His survivors include a daughter Mrs Frank Unzeitig a son Charles in Washington DC two grandchildren two great grandchildren and a sister Mrs Ema Barta He was a retiree of Wilson and Co His wife died February 27 1955 He belonged to St Wenceslaus parish and Mladocech Lodge Z C B J Services and calling details were arranged by Kuba funeral home and Brady Mortuary with Saints church officiating
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Havlena
Twenty-sixth Street
Belcice
Czechoslovakia
United States
Cedar Rapids
Havlena
Wilson and Co
Frank Unzeitig
Charles
Washington D. C
Ema Barta
Cedar Rapids residents Charles Stout and Alma Hiland die
Charles Albert Stout 91 of Cedar Rapids and Alma M Hiland 81 of Cedar Rapids died within days of each other. Stout formerly of 621 C Avenue NE and a Cherry Burrell Corp. employee. survived by daughter Mac K Duarte son Donald A sister Alice Seeley and a granddaughter great grandchildren. Burial at Shiloh cemetery with services announced. Hiland widow of George Hiland died after a long illness. survived by two daughters a stepson seven grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren. Services planned at Ellis Park Church of God with burial at Cedar Memorial. visits at Beatty Bearle funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Albert Stout
C Avenue NE
Cedar Rapids
Cherry Burrell Corp
Farley
Pearl
Mac K. Duarte
Glendale
Calif
Donald A
Alice Seeley
Anamosa
Stout
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Turner Chapel
Shiloh
Alma M. Hiland
Ninth Street
George Hiland
Eldora
Viola Minehart
Albert Lea, Minn
Melvin Lust
Andrew Hiland
Hiland
Ellis Park
Death of Geneva Fern Broachey Cedar Rapids resident
Geneva Fern Broachey 67 of 2133 Forty-ninth Street NE Cedar Rapids died after a long illness. Born February 7 1899 she belonged to the Pythian Sisters and First Church of the Nazarene. Survived by her husband Daniel R Broachey and sister Mrs Oscar Lindelof of El Monte California. Preceded in death by her son Roger in 1942. Friends may call after 2 PM Thursday at Cedar Memorial funeral home where funeral arrangements are being completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva Fern Broachey
Forty-ninth Street
Cedar Rapids
Broachey
Pythian Sisters
First Church of the Nazarene
Daniel R. Broachey
Oscar Lindelof
el Monte
Calif
Roger
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
Adelaide Hannah obituary in Chrisman church death
Adelaid Hannah 84 widow of Philip Hannah and resident of Chrisman Illinois died in a Cedar Rapids nursing home Wednesday morning after a brief illness. Born April 11 1881 at Chrisman she was a Dennison University graduate and Methodist church member. John R. Miller of Cedar Rapids three grandchildren and one brother Robert Jenness of Chrisman survive. Body moved from Turner chapel to Scott funeral home Chrisman with services planned Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaid Hannah
Philip Hannah
Chrisman
Ill
Cedar Rapids
John R. Miller
Robert Jenness
Hannah
Methodist Church
Dennison University
Granville
Ohio
Turner Chapel
Scott Funeral Home
Graveside rites held for infant Kimberley Brown at Mt Calvary
Graveside services were conducted Wednesday at Mt Calvary cemetery for Kimberley Jean Brown infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Eugene Brown of 2435 Twelfth Avenue SE. The Rev Edmond Becker of All Saints officiated in a brief ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Kimberley Jean Brown
Eugene Brown
Twelfth Avenue
Edmond Becker
All
Funeral services announced for Fritz William H Janeba Kuba
Funeral at 2 p.m. Thursday conducted by Jerry Drahovzal at Fritz Kub a funeral home. Burial at Linwood. Cecilia Barcus to be laid to rest Thursday at 1 p.m. in the Chapel of Memories Cedar Memorial Cemetery by Major J. E. La Lone Salvation Army. Burial Cedar Memorial. Wilson Grant L. Turner chapel at 1 30 p.m. Thursday by Rev Ralph Colton. Burial Linwood Cemetery. Casket not to be opened after service. Friends may call at Brady mortuary until 9 p.m. Wednesday and at the chapel until 1 p.m. Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fritz
William H
Janeba- Kuba
Jerry Drahovzal
Linwood
Barcus
Cecilia
Chapel of Memories
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
J. E. la Lone
Salvation Army
Cedar Memorial
Brady Mortuary
Wilson
Grant L
Turner
Ralph Colton
Linwood Cemetery
India and Johnson discuss farm knowhow aid and peace
India outlines an acre level farm knowhow plan with short courses and calls for American experts to join an agricultural training corps or Peace Corps style aid. Mrs Gandhi leaves for New York and cites closer ties, while both leaders review Vietnam and China’s threat to Asia. Gandhi invites Johnson to visit India, who hopes to return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Johnson backs potential tax rise amid inflation fears
President Johnson signaled a modest tax increase amid inflation worries as advisers warn inflationary pressure may persist. Veteran lawmakers noted rising food costs and tight credit could reshape the political landscape, while Treasury officials floated a 5 percent personal tax hike paired with higher corporate taxes to dampen inflation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
White House
Labor Department
Dirksen
Treasury
Congress
Surrey
Internal Revenue Service
Mobile Homes To Be Next in License Crackdown
Linn county deputies announce that unlicensed mobile homes will be targeted under the junk vehicle crackdown. Sheriff officials say the license law mirrors the junk car statute and fees fund local schools. An Iowa public safety employee praised Linn county for the campaign. A separate theft report notes $300 in valuables stolen from a parked car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Webster
Webster
Wade Elwin
Davenport
Iown Department of Public Safety
Linn County
Elwin
Iowa
Broom Party: Residents Schedule Street Sweeping
The city council approved blocking Eighth Street SE between Eighth and Twelfth Avenues for two hours starting 9:30 a.m. Saturday to permit residents to sweep the streets. Dr. Russell Collins, Oak Hill Jackson neighborhood council chair, says the event builds pride solidarity and resourcefulness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eighth Street
Eighth
Twelfth Avenues
Russell Collins
Oak Hill- Jackson
Collins
Public ‘Works Department
Services Thursday for Dean Risdal in Norway
Dean Lester Risdal 48 a Norway resident for 20 years died Tuesday at home after a lingering illness He was born near Newhall formerly worked at the Denniston and Partridge lumber yard He is survived by eight brothers and five sisters Services Thursday at 1 30 p m at Trinity Lutheran church Friends may call at the George Brush residence after 6 0 p m Wednesday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick’s Church
Bramer’s. Decorah
Hilda Berg
Steine’s. Norway
Lester Risdal
Trinity Lutheran Church
George Brush
Williamsburg
Tom Wetzel
McSwiggen
Uhlmann
Oelwein
Clement Crahan
Sacred Heart Church
Brant’s
Norway
Dean Lester Risdal
Newhall
Denniston and Partridge
Casper
Milford
Orvie
Atkins
Clifford
Ferman
Marion
Cedar Rapids
Blaine
Blairstown
Glenn
New Mexico
Herbert Christy
Ames
Dorothy Trosky
Harry Wendel
Fred Moeller
Harry Stein
Couple Sues for 85000 After Car Crash in Scranton
Taylor G and Lorraine Gold en of Center Point file an 85000 automobile accident damage suit against Robert J Springer and Jaunty Fabric Corp of Scranton Pa. They allege Springer negligent for failing to yield half the road at Waconia Ave SW and J St SW after a Feb 20 1965 collision. Golden seeks 15000 and wife 70000 for contusions abrasions fractures and pain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor G
Lorraine Golden
Center Point
Robert J. Springer
Jaunty Fabric Corp
Scranton
Springer
Golden
Waconia Avenue
J Street
Goldens
Grand Jury To Meet Tuesday In Linn County
Linn county grand jury will meet Tuesday to consider cases for the April term of court. County Attorney Jack Fulton said Wednesday the April term opens Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County Grand Jury
Jack Fulton
Man Sues For 13000 In Auto Crash Damages
Darwin D. Zhorne of Marion sues Henry J. Huerter and son Eugene for 13000 in car crash damages. The Dec 22 1965 collision at Oakland road NE and J avenue NE left Zhorne with permanent facial injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darwin D. Zhorne
Twenty-fifth Street
Marion
Henry J. Huerter
First Avenue
Eugene
Zhorne
Eugene Huerter
Oakland Road
J Avenue NE
Thorne
Gurkhas Killings Hit Malaysian Borneo Border Ops
Four Gurkhas were killed by a mine during security operations on the Indonesian border in Malaysian Borneo, according to the British Ministry of Defence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Ministry of Defense
Malaysian Borneo
Choir To Give Public Concert At Coe Tonight
The 45 voice Coe college choir concludes its ten day western tour with a public concert at 8 in Coe auditorium. Admission is free. The group sang in Denver Kansas City and St Joseph and is directed by Allan Kellar newly named head of the Coe department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coe College
Coe Auditorium
Kansas
Denver
Kansas City
St. Joseph
Allan Kellar
Coe
Russell D Boyken Sentenced to Seven Years for Check Fraud
Judge Warren J. Rees sentenced Russell D. Boyken, 29, of Iowa City, to seven years for false uttering of a check. He also drew another seven years on a bad check charge. The Linn county case involved a $60 bad check at the Giant store in Cedar Rapids on February 26. A burglary report followed about two sets of golf clubs stolen from 1640 D avenue NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren J. Rees
Russell D. Boyken
Iowa City
Ft. Madison
Linn County
Giant
Cedar Rapids
Don Brink, Jr
D Avenue
Linn
Contract breach suit seeks 28657.90 against Cedar Rapids man
Walter P. Klodd of Cedar Rapids files a 28657.90 dollar breach of contract suit against John E. Winegardner of Cedar Rapids. He alleges a Oct 6 agreement to buy a residence at 3744 Tanager Street NE with payment by Jan 6 1966 and claims nonpayment and failure to maintain the property including 207.90 in utilities and insurance. Klodd asks for sale completion and an injunction preventing access to the premises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter P. Klodd
Cedar Rapids
John E. Winegardner
Klodd
Winegardner
Tanager Street
Innocent Plea by Marsh C Goldie
Marsh C. Goldie 36 of 350 Seventeenth Street SE pled in nocent Tuesday before Judge Warren J. Rees to possession of prescription drugs. He allegedly possessed 84 amphetamine pills without a valid prescription after being charged March 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marsh C. Goldie
Seventeenth Street SE
Warren J. Rees
Goldie
C R Man Denies Car Theft Charge
James McKiernan aged 21 of 212 Third Street NW pled innocent to a charge of larceny of a motor vehicle. He is accused of stealing a car owned by Hazel C. Timmerman of Cedar Rapids on February 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McKiernan
Third Street
Hazel C. Timmerman
Cedar Rapids
City approves flash flood warning network for Prairie creek
Cedar Rapids joins with the U S Weather Bureau in Des Moines and the Iowa Resources Council to provide early flood alerts for Prairie creek valley. Rainfall reporters will alert Cedar Rapids police about any 2 inch plus 24 hour rainfall, aiding radar based flood forecasts without city cost beyond telephone charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie Creek
U. S. Weather Bureau
Des Moines
Iowa Natural Resources Council
Cedar Rapids
C. E. Lamoureaux
The
Weather Bureau
Polk
Black Hawk
Marshall Counties
Funston Recuperating After NYSE Hernia Surgery
Keith Funston president of the New York Stock Exchange remained resting comfortably Wednesday following a successful hernia operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
UPI
Keith Funston
New York Stock Exchange
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Tama Street
John Palumbo
Regent Street
Larry Waller
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Twenty -Sixth Street
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Dwain A. Walter
South Amana
Gary J. Peters
Thirtieth Street
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Donald W. Leddin
Seventh Street
Robert F. Johnston
Twelfth Street
Albert M. Krug
Beacon
N. Y
Anthony Komisar
Komisar
Anna Mae Walton
Ed Weis
Twenty-fourth Street
Jeanne G. Peterson
Frank John Peterson, Jr
Richard W. Kirkpatrick
Sixth Avenue
Galen T. Hinton
Arthur A. Hirtzer
Route One
Joseph &. Steggall
Third Avenue
Susan A. Williams
Sharon Lane
Robert J. Hoffman
John O. Lindstrom
Fourth Avenue
Dennis E. Meir
Worthington Drive
Alfred P. Dittmar
Lillian M. Kaestner
van Horne
Merrill D. Findley
Elmer L. Knoedler
Richard W
Sixteenth Avenue Home
Donald
Joyce Adney
Eby’s Sporting Goods Co
Jack Fleming
Cash Credit Corp
Donna M. Heidt
Timberal Publishing Co
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James I. Chipokas
George Gillis
Edgar L. King
Mrs
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Salon
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Brush's
Sts. Peter and Paul
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Arlington Heights
Jones
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Beckman-Butherus
Independence
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St. John’s Catholic Church
Family Home
Hawe’s. Independence
Iida Cole
Oakwood Cemetery
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Brooklyn
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Passmore-Murdoch
Earlville
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Columbus Junction
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Iowa State
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Walter Johnson
Gerald Limke
Trucker Hart
St. Wenceslaus Parish
Mladocech Lodge
Z.C.B.J
Kuba Funeral Home
Charles A. Stout
Daniel
Brown Infant
Mittee
Ribicoff
Treasury Department
Stanley Surrey
Courthouse News
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Dean Risdal
John K. Lopes
Third Ave
C.R. Man
Funston Surgery
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