Weather and public notices from Friday including temperatures and penalties
The record lists high and low temperatures for cities such as Bismarck Helena Chicago New Orleans Denver New York Detroit Omaha Los Angeles Miami Seattle and notes a forecast of scattered showers or thunderstorms east and south Saturday night with cooler conditions Saturday night and Sunday Highs expected in the 60s to 70s Northwest to Southeast A separate section logs rainfall totals May year to date barometer and humidity at noon plus a list of police traffic and local notices including fines suspensions and service times for various towns and individuals in Iowa and Wisconsin Including birth notices and multiple public safety entries
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Bismarck
Helena
Chicago
Orleans
Denver
New York
Detroit
Omaha
L. Angeles
Enoentx
Miami
Seattle
Titan I fires on 100th launch from Vandenberg base
A 98-foot Titan I missile thundered skyward at 3:43 p.m. CST from Vandenberg Air Force Base. The 110-ton rocket aimed at a 5,000 mile Pacific target marked the 100th launch, with officials not disclosing how close it came to impact.
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Cole
Heart Fund drive nets $503.41 in Postville
Postville community Heart Fund drive raised 503 dollars 41 cents, with chairman Harold Christofferson reporting the final tally.
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Postville
Harold Christofferson
Jayne Mansfield divorces Mickey Hargitay in brief Hollywood act
Hollywood star Jayne Mansfield filed for divorce from Mickey Hargitay and held a news conference by her heart shaped pool. Publicist Stanley Bergman gatecrashed, but photographer frenzy and a Belgian handyman kept him out as Mansfield proclaimed reconciliation with Hargitay.
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Hollywood
Mickey
Jayne
Stanley
Marcel
Jayne Mansfield
Mickey Hargitay
Darling
Stanley Bergman
Berman
Marcel Demaertelaere
Hargi‘Jays
Executives Hail Blast at Warren in Chicago Speech
John Birch Society founder Robert Welch urged impeachment of Chief Justice Warren before 1500 Chicago Executives club members. Welch claimed Supreme Court decisions have eroded constitutional safeguards and said Warren deserves impeachment by the House. He noted broad American support.
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Chicago
John Birch Society
Warren
Executives Club
Robert Welch
Supreme Court
House of Representatives
Municipal leaders share views on public service goals
Waterloo city clerk Larry Rimmer and eight officials described methods to improve city administration. Mayors O'Brien of Davenport and Bennett of Ottumwa urged follow through on complaints and comprehensive goals. Des Moines counsel Abels promoted loose leaf codes, while Cedar Falls mayor Nelson called for committee structures and clear staff aims. The Cedar Rapids visit closed with remarks from Johnson and Caldwell and an invocation by Dominick Loferski.
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Gordon Bennett
Ottumwa
Charles Hanson
Des Moines
W. S. Nelson
Cedar Falls
Cedar Rapids
Bob, Johnson
Robert Caldwell
Chamber of Commerce
G. C. Gamerdiner
Stuart
League
Dominick Loferski
Death of World War II veteran Ernest Wolfe at age 68
Ernest Theodore Wolfe 68 died Friday after a long illness at his home on 220 Fourth Street NW. A World War II veteran and former Bell Telephone employee, he was born September 14, 1901 in Bondurant and married Lily Hart in 1948 at Cedar Rapids. Survived by his wife, a daughter Dolores Wolfe of Woodward, three sons Leroy Wolfe Fort Campbell Ky DeVere Wolfe Cedar Rapids and Charles Wolfe Marion two sisters and eight grandchildren. He was active in the Presbyterian church Veterans of Foreign Wars Disabled Veterans and Tele phone Pioneers. Services Monday at Turner chapel at 3 led by Rev John P Woods. Burial Cedar Memorial with VFW at military rites. Friends may call at the chapel.
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Ernest Theodore Wolfe
Fourth Street
Bell Telephone Co
Bondurant
Lily Hart
Cedar Rapids
Dolores Wolfe
Woodward
Leroy Wolfe
Fort Campbell
DeVere Wolfe
Charles Wolfe
Marion
Joe T. Parrett
Pasadena
Calif
Robert E. Hunter
Wolfe
Presbyterian Church
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Telephone Pioneers of America
Turner Chapel
John P. Woods
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Cedar Memorial
VFW
Obituary: Bud O. E. Carpenter Dies at 102 Center Point Road
Bud O. E. Carpenter 102 Center Point road Hiawatha died Friday after a sudden illness. Born June 9 1913 in Clayton county he married Emma Lucille Cejka in 1934 at Manchester. Survived by wife a son Edward and daughter Patricia Ann plus three grandchildren and his mother Mrs. Henry Schnorr of Anamosa. Funeral at St Pauls Lutheran Marion Monday at 1 30 Rev E L Brandt with burial Cedar Memorial. Friends may call at Turner chapel until 11 Monday and at the church 12 30 to 1 25. Casket will not be opened after service.
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Bud” O. E. Carpenter
Center Point Road
Hiawatha
Clayton County
Emma Lucille Cejka
Manchester
Edward Alldaughter
Patricia Anne Carpenter
Henry Schnorr
Anamosa
Carpenter
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Marion
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
E. L. Brandt
Cedar Memorial
Turner Chapel
Mrs Brock of Cedar Rapids Dies in Aurora
Mrs George J Brock a former Cedar Rapids resident died Friday in Aurora Illinois She was born April 19 1903 in Cedar Rapids Survived by her husband two daughters Margie Lou Brock and Mrs Carl E Hess both of Aurora her father Joseph C Rayman a sister Marie Barbara Rayman and two brothers Charles J Rayman and Stanley E Rayman all of Cedar Rapids Services are 9 Monday at Daleider funeral home then 9 30 Sacred Heart Church Aurora
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George J. Brock
Cedar Rapids
Aurora
Ill
Margie Lou Brock
Carl E. Hess
Joseph C. Rayman
Marie Barbara Rayman
Charles J. Rayman
Stanley E. Rayman
Daleider Funeral Home
Sacred Heart Church
Burglars Steal $70 From St Pauls Methodist Church
Don Ford the church janitor found a break in at St Pauls Methodist Church on Third Avenue SE after opening the building at about 8 am Saturday. About $70 was missing from offering envelopes emptied in the basement. entry may have been gained through a door in the temporary wall around a construction project.
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St. Paul's Methodist Church
Third Avenue SE
Don Ford
Franco Decree Declares Emergency in Three Provinces
Madrid AP reports Generalissimo Franco proclaims a state of emergency in three northern industrial provinces to halt a wave of strikes spreading across Spain.
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Madrid
Franco
Spain
Syria strengthens border guards over Kurdish tribal incursions
Damascus reports tightened frontier controls as Kurdish tribesmen flee Iraqi pursuit and threaten to cross into Syria. The move aims to prevent cross-border clashes and uphold security along the Syria Iraq boundary.
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Damascus
Syria
Three Cedar Rapids Men Charged After Accident Scene
Three Cedar Rapids men Harry Fawcett 36 Daniel Katz 24 and Walton Keller 44 were charged with resisting an officer after interfering with an investigation of a minor collision at Nineteenth street and Second avenue SE. They were released on 110 bond each and await municipal court. The patrol car driver Patrolman Robert Kacena Jr and a bystander Mrs Albert Nassif described a small crash with no injuries.
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Cedar Rapids
Nineteenth Street
Second Avenue
Harry B. Fawcett
Blake Court
Daniel Katz
Memorial Drive
Walton P. Keller
F Avenue NE
Robert Kacena, Jr
Albert G.nassif
Crescent Street
Faaborg
Fawcett
Buresh
Keller
Katz
Baresh
Nassif
Kacena
Titov defends Soviet space record amid Moscow orbit chatter
Titov insists Russia never lost a cosmonaut and that a missing astronaut would be exposed by family and grapevine networks. He spent time at an embassy reception chatting with Wernher von Braun while Mrs Titov reportedly picked mushrooms at home and was unconcerned by his spaceflight.
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Russia
Titov
Wernher von Braun
U.S
von Braun
van Braun
Wallace Olson elected 1963 Baptist moderator at Edgewood Cedar Rapids
The Rev. Wallace Olson of Olivet Baptist church in West Des Moines was elected moderator for the 1963 Baptist General Conference at Edgewood Baptist church Cedar The Rev. John Soneson of Calvary Baptist Cedar Falls was elected vice moderator Keynote speaker Rev. Robert Featherstone urged unwavering commitment as a divine command emphasizing total self involvement The conference announced new trustees and missions board members from multiple Iowa communities and heard missions address by Wilbur Sorley in Assam India The conference wraps with morning worship and Featherstone sermons on commitment and its propagation.
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Wallace Olson
Olivet Baptist Church
West Des Moines
Edgewood Baptist Church
Cedar Rapids
John Soneson
Calvary Baptist Church
Cedar Falls
Robert Featherstone
NGC
David Brown
Humboldt
Philip Danielsen
Edgewood Church
Lawrence Stromberg
Eldora
Mauritz Wicklund
Sioux City
Ritchie Peterson
Arthur
Ralph Priebe
West Liberty
Frank Doten
Iowa City
David Matthews
Thompson
Board of Christian Education
Eugene Linn
Davenport
Harry Madden
Des Moines
Gilmore Lawrence
Wilbur Sorley
Assam
India
Sorley
Mr. Featherstone
Edgewood
Featherstone
Hill Fined and Suspended Sentence for Police Counts
Ralph Hill age 24 of 417 Sixth Street SE was fined 25 dollars plus costs and given a 15 day suspended jail term after pleading guilty to drunkenness and resisting an officer. He was arrested near 213 Fourth Street SE Friday after 6 p.m. and allegedly fought officers before being subdued and taken to the station.
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Richard Atkins
Ellis Boulevard
John Cabalka
Second Avenue
Bernice Busher
John Casper
YMCA
Gerald Thompson
Cherry Hill Road
James Christensen
West Branch
Robert Fultz
Kessler Road
David Shelton
Helen Donisthorpe
Leo Konicek
Blairstown
Roger Williers
Linnwood Street
Gary Swarth
Tipton
Richard Singer
Second Street
Karen Johnson
Lake Avenue
Donald Fleshren
Wildwood Drive
F Hoger Abraham
Sixth Street
Marilyn Singleton
Marion
Betty Phillips
William Wilmot
Fortyfirst Street
Carl Williams
Benton Street
Linda Caraway
Wyoming
Harvey Hanse
Meadowbrook Drive
Rob Heslop
Ralph Hill
Homer Summers
Francis Kester
Coggon
Jeo Konicek
Marengo
Sixth Street SE
Hill
Fourth Street SE
Dakin Named President of Iowa UN Association Division
Al lin Dakin dean at the University of Iowa was elected president of the Iowa Division of the American Association for the United Nations. The change was announced Friday in Des Moines. Dakin leads the Iowa City institution and will guide the division's activities.
Titov Flies To Seattle For World’s Fair Visit
Soviet cosmonaut Gherman Titov arrived in Seattle aboard a United Airlines jet from Baltimore to inspect the Seattle World's Fair, arriving Saturday.
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Titov
Seattle
Gherman Titov
Baltimore
United Air Lines
City Briefs and Local Advertisements Highlight Community Events
NCO Negro Civic Organization to meet Monday at 8 p.m. at the YMCA. Kling Discount Store offers discounts on potted plants and Mother's Day gifts. Collins Radio seeks women assembly operators 18 to 45 with details in the women’s section. Dr C K Lane joins Dr W A Mason at 1007 3rd Ave SE Cedar Rapids. Dr Russell Anthony of 2123 Country Club Parkway SE leads a cultural center fundraising campaign. Tropic Lanes advertises open lanes and special bowling rates through Sunday. E W Lieske to represent Iowa credit unions at the International credit union meeting in Madison May 7–12. Tropic Lanes also promotes Summer Leagues for mixed and every group. call EM 3-9653.
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Russell Anthony
Country Club Parkway SE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa State
E. W. Lieske
Collins Employes Credit Union
Iowa
International Credit Union Organization
Madison
Wis
Gary Wulfsberg Wins Seattle Science Fair First
Gary Wulfsberg, Washington high school, captured first place at the national science fair in Seattle. He earned entry rights by ranking top in the Cedar Rapids regional, shared a $1000 travel prize with his teacher, and was named an alternate winner of a society award while competing among 387 finalists from 45 states and foreign countries.
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Seattle
Gary Wulfsberg
Washington
Smith
U.S
B. B. Hickenlooper
Crea
Wulfsberg
Iowa
Wolf
Cedar Rapids
Linn
Cedar Rapids Exposition
A. Dwight Anders
Canada
Puerto Rico
Germany
Italy
Japan
Linn County Chairman Arouses For Overnight Dance
As the evening wore on to the strains of Gibby GIbson's orchestra, Linn County Chairman J. D. Weimer was found absent. A telephone call sent him from bed about 11 p.m. he dressed and arrived at the dance before it ended.
Services for Mrs. Paul Niemann Held Sunday
Funeral services for Mrs. Paul Niemann aged 53 will be held Sunday at 2 30 p m at St John Lutheran Church in Sumner. She died Thursday of a heart attack. The body is at Milnes Funeral Home. Mr Niemann works in construction.
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Sumner
St. John American Lutheran Church
Paul Niemann
Niemann
Milnes Funeral Home
KCRG-TV 9 Delivers 5 News Final Saturday Night
KCRG-TV 9 airs its 10 PM Saturday news roundup with a concise wrap of the day's top stories. Weather and traffic briefs accompany the closing segment as anchors summarize local developments.
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Kcrg-Tv
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Fred Bear
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Heart Fund
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Brooklyn
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University of Iowa
Larry Rimmer
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Ray O’brien
Leonard Abels
E. A. Borrows
W. B. Crosby
Marshalltown
John E. Lapes
3Rd Ave
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Lynn Fanborg
George Matias
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Glenn-Titov
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John B. Turner & Son
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Nco—Negro Civic Organization
Kling Discount Store
Collins Radio
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W. A. Mason
3Rd Ave. SE
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Lewis E. Lint
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American Chemical Society
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