Weather summary and notices from a 1965 newspaper
The record lists daily highs and lows for cities including Bismarck Denver New York and Los Angeles with precipitation amounts. It then forecasts five days of cooler than normal temperatures and general cloudiness with about one inch of rain, plus a late May report of barometer, humidity and sunrise sunset. Legal notices include births marriages and court actions with names and addresses, and traffic violations recorded in Marion with fines and sentences.
Rodney Cameron Pleads Guilty to Public Highway Intoxication
Rodney J. Cameron, 52, of 5127 Holly Avenue NW, pled guilty Friday to intoxication on a public highway. He was fined $50 and costs by Bertram Township Justice Glenn Powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodney J. Cameron
Holly Avenue NW
Justice of the Peace
Glenn Powers
Bertram Township
Obituary Notices From Iowa Towns
Elkader Raymond Borne 57. Services Saturday 11 Witt's after 2 Friday visit. Center Point Thomas Hunter 58. Services Sunday 1 30 Murdoch's. Kalowa Jons Miller 70. Services Sunday 2 East Union Mennonite church. Yod Slows Vinton Kelso Oliver 75. Services Saturday 2 Campbell's. Belle Plaine Agnes Husak 76. Services Saturday 8 St Michael's church. Mason's Tama. Iowa City Elzah Means 76. Services Monday 10 30. George Gay Cathout Ely Harley Hartman Jr Services Monday 1 30 Turner's Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkader
Raymond Borneman
Witt’s
Center Point
Thomas J. Hunter
Murdoch's
Vinton
Kelso M. Oliver
Campbell’s. Belle Plaine
Agnes Husak
St. Michael’s Church
Mason's
Tama
Iowa City
Elzah Means
George Gay-Cathout
Ely — Harley Hartman, Jr
Turner’s
Cedar Rapids
Fallout Cloud From Chinese Nuclear Test Lingers Over U.S.
Washington officials say a high flying radioactive cloud from Monday's Chinese test is drifting toward the United States. No debris detected yet, but experts expect only minute iodine 131 traces in milk and not cause for alarm. The leading edge was over the Great Plains Friday, likely over the eastern U.S. by Saturday and Europe by Monday, based on upper atmosphere wind estimates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
China
U.S
Great Plains
Europe
Vietnam Crisis Escalates As China Reports Air Attack
Peking said five U.S. fighters attacked a Chinese training flight and shot down one plane, claiming American provocation. China warned the Johnson administration and vowed to fight to the end if war came. No U.S. planes were said to be down. An Amsterdam AP item noted a $275,000 auction for South African defense fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Peking
New China
U.S
Johnson Administration
Defense Ministry
Chou
Amsterdam
South Africa
Dairymen urge Hands Off policy from government
A nine-member Wisconsin dairy leaders delegation told Special Presidential Assistant Harry McPherson that dairy producers want assurances the administration will not interfere with market development. They criticized anti inflation steps affecting agriculture and cited butter margarine substitutions in military rations and a Johnson suggestion for selective buying to cut costs, saying the butter shift undermined a Dairy Association promotional campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wisconsin
Farm Bureau Federation and
Dairy Cooperatives
Wisconsin Farm Bureau
Percy Hardiman
Hartland
Harry McPherson
McPherson
Hardiman
Defense Department
Johnson
Senators Oppose School Milk Cut
Senators opposing President Johnsons plan to cut 82 million from the school milk program testified Thursday that the program should be expanded and made permanent, arguing against reductions in federal aid to school lunches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Johnson
Unionist Speech Watered Down By State Dept
In Caracas a U S union official AFL CIO vice president Joseph Bierne defended his speech to an inter American labor conference after the State Department revised and watered down his prepared remarks The official translation deleted a line about supporting Latin American reforms and nonviolent change Bierne said he would not protest and stands by his original wording.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caracas
Venezuela
U.S
State Department
Joseph Bierne
Afl-Cio
Labor Committee
Second inter-American Conference of Labor Ministers
U.S. Labor
Bierne
Suit Blames 1961 Corvair For Lincoln Crash Tragedy
A $237,420 lawsuit filed in Linn County District Court alleges a 1961 Chevrolet Corvair caused a two vehicle wreck that killed a mother and two children. Plaintiff Kenneth M. Hanshaw, administrator for the estates of Kathryn Joyce Hanshaw, Kenneth Logan Hanshaw, and Kelly Ann Hanshaw, seeks damages from General Motors, Lyle A. Cameron, and A. W. Schmidt Transfer Inc. The suit cites alleged mechanical instability, improper design, and faulty suspension and tires. Cameron has separately filed a $40,000 suit against Hanshaw for alleged negligent driving from the May 12, 1964, accident near West Amana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn
General Motors Corp
Lyle A. Cameron
Linn County
A. W. Schmidt Transfer, Inc
Cedar Rapids
Kenneth M. Hanshaw
Benton County
Kathryn Joyce Hanshaw
Kenneth Logan Hanshaw
Kelly Ann Hanshaw
Highway
West Amana
Hanshaw
Cameron
Hanshaws
McLaud Receives Probation After Break In
James E. McLaud, 20, of 305 Seventh Street NE, pled guilty to breaking and entering a Conoco station theft on Dec 17. He received a ten year suspended sentence at Anamosa Reformatory and was placed on probation by District Judge B J Maxwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. McLaud
Seventh Street
Anamosa
B. J. Maxwell
McLaud
Conoco
Mt. Vernon Road
Michigan Solon Admits Driving Bad New Charge
Detroit Democrat Rep. Edward Michalski admits his driving record is bad enough to risk license suspension. He faces a new traffic court charge on June 7 and says he did not pay a $35 uninsured drivers' fund fee after his auto insurance was canceled. He reports 12 points on his record from moving violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
Mich
Michigan
Detroit
Edward Michalski
Michalski
LaSalle Glee Club Sings in Chicago This Weekend
The 87 member LaSalle high school boys glee club will present a concert this weekend at St. Mel high school in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaSalle Glee Club
Chicago
LaSalle High School Boys’ Glee Club
St. Mel High School
Tories Win City Voting
The Conservatives surged in local borough council elections across Britain with gains in 18 cities including Birmingham Cardiff and Plymouth. Labour losses outnumber gains by 237 to 62 while Conservatives gain 288 seats to 27 lost and Liberal gains reach 41 with 89 losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Britain
Wilson
Labor Party
Birmingham
Cardiff
Plymouth
Edward du Cann
Labor
Liberals
Kosygin Visits Aswan Dam Amid Nasser Cheers
Soviet Premier Kosygin toured the Aswan high dam under a 100 degree sun as Egyptian crowds cheered President Nasser. The USSR has contributed 300 million dollars to the dam, centerpiece of a 1 billion dollar aid program. Kosygin spent two hours inspecting the project, while banners hailed Nasser and Kosygin as heroes of the dam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aswan
U.A.R
Kosygin
Aswan High Dam
Nasser
United Arab Republic
Soviet Union
Russia
Egypt
Upper
Nile
Car sales mixed as GM Ford Chrysler led May 1966 10 day reports
May 1 10 1966 10 day sales show GM Ford Chrysler totals with GM 96 640 Ford 59 065 Chrysler 30 895 AMC 5 829 U S Total 192 429. Year to date GM ahead 374 504 last year Chrysler 6 percent higher Ford 4 percent higher. Corvair down 38 467 versus 84 702 year ago. AMC down to 97 293 from 116 861. GM and Ford calendar year totals remained strong with gains noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corvair
American Motors
G. M
Ford
Chrysler
AMC
U.S
Town Deputy Plan Urged by Linn County Sheriff
Sheriff Walter Grant urged creating a metropolitan sheriff force for Linn County to replace village marshals. He cites better training and protection, with county town deputies covering multiple towns and shared salaries. Officials in Fairfax Springville Central City Center Point Ely reacted favorably as Grant plans to start January 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
Walter Grant
Grant
Fairfax
Springville
Central City
Center Point
Ely
Board of Supervisors
Obituaries for Rae Auen and Mrs Merrifield in Cedar Rapids
Obituary notices report Rae Ann Auen 17 of Hiawatha died Thursday after a cancer battle. Born September 30, 1948 in Cedar Rapids she was a Regis high school senior and St Pius X parishioner. Survivors include parents Kathryn Jeanne James and siblings. funeral details set at Monahan Stewart with Rosary Friday evening and burial at Mt Calvary. Also noted is Mrs Russell O Merrifield 50 of Cedar Rapids who died Thursday after a lingering illness. Surviving are husband two sons mother and siblings. Funeral arrangements at Teahen and burial at nearby cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rae Ann Auen
Raymond J Auen
Bowler Street
Hiawatha
Cedar Rapids
Regis High School
St. Pius X Church
Kathryn
Jeanne
James
Craig Stoll
Charles Price
John Allen
Bessie Price
Russell O. Merrifield
Eighteenth Street
Morse
St. Patrick's Church
Catholic Daughters of Isabella
Order of Foresters
Sacred Heart Court
Russell L
Atlantic
Michael
Elizabeth Gorman
James M
Edward Gorman
Leslie Rawson
Elsie Bailey
Walter Brennan
Iowa City
Teahen
Miss Anna J. Simon Dies at 81 Cedar Rapids Resident
Miss Anna J. Simon age 81 of 80 Seventeenth Avenue SW longtime Cedar Rapids resident and former Welch-Cook and Beals employee prior to her retirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna J. Simon
Seventeenth Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Welch-Cook & Beals
Requiem Masses Set for Three Local Figures
Pickart Oscar F. will have a requiem mass Saturday at 10 a.m. at St. Matthew's Church with burial at Mt. Calvary cemetery. Friends may call at Brady mortuary. William F. Meyers' service is at 2 p.m. Saturday at Chapel of Memories conducted by Rev. Raymond Garvey of Sinclair Memorial Presbyterian Church. burial at Cedar Memorial. visitation at Brady mortuary. Joseph J. Jakubcik has a Saturday funeral at 2 p.m. at Janeba Kuba Funeral Home led by Rev. Milo Filipi. burial at Czech National Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monahan- Stewart
St. Pius X Church
Maurice S. Sheehy
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Msgr. Sheehy
Margaret and Howard Hall Radiation Center
Pickart
Oscar F
St. Matthew's Church
John Gallagher
Brady Mortuary
Meyers
William F
Chapel of Memories
Raymond Garvey
Sinclair Memorial Presbyterian Church
Cedar Memorial
3Radv
Jakubcik
Joseph J
Janeba-Kuba
Milo Filipi
Teamsters to Hear Citizen-Times Revival Plan in Cedar Rapids
Members of Local 238 of the Chauffeurs Teamsters and Helpers, Cedar Rapids, are invited to a Monday 8 p.m. meeting at the Teamsters building to discuss reviving the Citizen-Times weekly. Harry Wilford signs the notice, with reports by Lee Grant, Tom Kuncl, and attorney Robert Nelson. The Citizen-Times plant at 696 Fourth Avenue SE was damaged by a fire on August 15, 1964, and publication has ceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teamsters Union
Cedar Rapids
Citizen- Times
Harry Wilford
Teamsters
J Street
Citizen-Times
Fourth Avenue SE
Wilford
Lee Grant
Tom Kuncl
Robert Nelson
Timely quotes on taxes and marriage from notable figures
New York City Controller Mario Procaccino urges a stock exchange transactions tax over a city income tax while Columbia University economist Eli Ginzberg comments on teenage marriages. The quotes contrast fiscal policy with personal life expectations in a compact, opinionated snapshot of public discourse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Mario Procaccino
Columbia University
Eli Ginzberg
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Denver
New York
Duluth
Omaha
L. Angeles
Phoenix
Miami
Seattle
C.R. Weather
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Mississippi
C. R
Fall
Neale LeMense
Marion
Andrew Offerman
Sylvia Avenue
St. Luke’s
Duane E. Bradish
E Street
Martyn Downing
E Avenue NW
Dale W. Schroeder
Clarence
L. Patrick Horn
Sherbrook Drive
Whiteman Air Force Base
Kenneth Meyer
Lt. Meyer
Vernon Meyer
Eighth Street
Ledna Ellis
Hugh Thomas Ellis
Joan L. Evans
Rolland E. Evans
Darrel J. Shriver
Annie Shriver
Charles V. Loth
Suzanne K. Ceynar
John Cole
Trumansburg
N. Y
Velma Porter
West Des Moines
Windsor Drive
Lloyd J. Freilinger
Third Street
George H. Krambeer
Shellsburg
Ann A. Gustafson
First Avenue
Thomas McDonald
Thirtieth Street
Frieda E. Corporan
Denny L. Rippey
C Avenue
Marion J. Platner
Paul F. Hostak
Thirteenth Street
Delmer D. Werner
Charles E. Mathis
John R. Holland
Viola R. Wade
Robert J. Lingerfelt
Fifth Street
Charles A. Curtis
Staub Court NE
Vagraney
Matt Kamppaimen
Vernon S. Schminkey
Warren Johnson
Fifteenth Avenue SE
Rodney Cameron
Lowa
Vietnam
Defense
Lewellen
Florist
State Dept
General Motors
Bohemian Savings and Loan Assn. of
Caspe and Dunrs, Inc
Peoples Bank and Trust Co
Joseph Kilberger
Anna Kilberger
Richard W. Sedlacek
Solon
New Charge
Tories
The
Awandam
Lisbon
Mt. Vernon
Pat
Chird Street
Solan
Third Ave
Krebs
18Th St. SW
Wilbert
Focal
Wilbert Burial Vault
Roland Wilbert Vault Co., Inc
P.O
Mrs. Russell Merrifield
Turner Chapel
D. A. Loferski
Oak Hill Cemetery
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home and Cemetery
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