Weather and civic notices mix with May records and local notices
The page reports forecast details with increasing cloudiness and scattered thundershowers west and central, a warmer trend with Tuesday night lows in the 50s and highs near 80 on Wednesday, plus an outlook for more clouds and showers Thursday. It lists barometer, humidity, wind, sunrise and sunset, and May totals compared to normal, then moves to appointments for the Iowa Commission for the Blind, a superintendent of public instruction, and budget approvals. Several local notices follow, including births, marriages, divorces, court actions, traffic fines, and funeral notices for communities across Iowa.
Deaths Guy M. Toms 62 Cedar Rapids
Guy M. Toms 62 of 1222 Tenth street SE died Tuesday after a long illness. A retired Wilson and Co. employee born August 8 1900 in Whiteside County Illinois he lived in Cedar Rapids area 25 years. Survived by wife Clara Coats Toms a daughter Lindsey Huelsenbeck three sons Harry Charles Dean ten grandchildren three brothers Liston Jesse Ralph. Services Thursday 2 p.m. Brush chapel Rev Edward L. Beall burial Cedar Memorial. friends may call Wednesday.
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Guy M. Toms
Tenth Street SE
Wilson and Co
Whiteside County
Illinois
Cedar Rapids
Clara Coats Toms
Lindsey Huelsenbeck
Harry
Phoenix, Ariz
Charles
Woodward
Dean
Liston
Omro
Wis
Jesse
Manchester
Ralph
Waukegan, Ill
Brush Chapel
Edward L. Beall
Cedar Memorial
Funeral services announced for Murphy and Rubias
John C. Murphy funeral held Wednesday at 1 conducted by Rev. Warren Feller with burial at Riverside Cemetery Anamosa. Mary M. Rubias obituary note states service at 2 led by Rector D. A. Loferski of St. John's Episcopal Church with burial at Oak Hill.
Menzies to Visit London and Washington in June
Australian Prime Minister Menzies will depart on June 13 for talks with Prime Minister Macmillan in London and with President Kennedy in Washington. The missions aim to discuss alliance and global issues with the United States and Britain.
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Canberra
Australia
Menzies
London
Macmillan
Washington
Kennedy
CAB Yields in Wrangle About Atlantic Fares
The Civil Aeronautics Board agreed not to penalize U S airlines if they raise Atlantic fares by 5 percent. Secretary of State Rusk urged CAB to permit Pan American and Trans World to adopt higher rates approved by the IATA, amid British pressure. Senator Magnuson criticized the move as capitulating.
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Washington
Civil Aeronautics Board
U.S
Atlantic
Secretary of State
Rusk
CAB
Pan American World Airways
Trans World Airlines
International Air Transport Assn
Great Britain
Alan Boyd
Boyd
Magnuson
Dwash
Linn county drainage district repair costs cited in tax debate
Lincolnway Village drainage district repairs estimated at 1000 dollars prompt Linn county supervisors to question fund sufficiency. discussion covers district control by supervisors since annexation to Cedar Rapids more than two years ago and potential bond issue impact on a 16000 dollar fund amid assessment plans and tax law changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincolnway Village
Linn County Board of Supervisors
Lincolnway
Cedar Rapids
John Burrill
Burrill
Hagedorn
Tom
Riley
Senate
Anthony R. Scolaro
Scolaro
Dudley Henderson
Accident suit seeks 129000 for daughter’s injuries
Fred Edler, father of Barbara Jean Edler, sues Jack R. Holt in Linn district court for 129000 for injuries his 4 year old daughter suffered when struck by Holt’s car August 19 in Twin View Heights near Solon. The petition seeks 125000 for the girl, 4000 medical expenses, and a jury trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn District Court
Tipton
Solon
Fred Edler
Barbara Jean Edler
Jack R. Holt
Linwood Street
Twin-View Heights
Holt
Edler
Paulson's Estate Valued at 662503 in Iowa Probate
An inventory filed Monday in probate court estimates the Cedar Rapids electrical contractor Conrad R. Paulson's estate at 662503. Paulson died January 16 and left his entire estate to his heirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad R. Paulson
Cedar Rapids
Paulson
Two Fined $300 For Drunk Driving
A Marion man Arthur B. Davis 46 of 1199 Twenty-eighth street Marion and Robert P. Tunnicliff 32 of Vinton were each fined 300 and costs after pleading guilty before Judge Don ald P. Barnes to drunk driving. Davis was arrested Monday at 11 40 p.m. by Deputy Sheriff Lyle Shook at Center Point road and Fiftieth street NE. Tunnicliff was arrested Monday at 5 15 p.m. by Cedar Rapids police after his car struck the rear of a car stopped for a left turn at the junction of highways 218 and 30. Occupants of the other car Mr and Mrs Herman Lutzke route three were not injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Vinton
Donald P. Barnes
Arthur B. Davis
Twenty-eighth Street
Lyle Shook
Center Point Road
Fiftieth Street
Robert P. Tunnicliff
Cedar Rapids
Herman Lutzke
Route Three
Linn County Clerk Named to New Post
Melvin McCalley Linn County Clerk of Linn district court was appointed secretary treasurer of the Iowa Association of County Officers to fill the unexpired term of Paul Eastland. The change took effect last Friday after McCalley resigned as president of the Iowa Association of District Court Clerks. C K Wise Ottumwa district court clerk will become president of the clerks association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin McCalley
Linn
Iowa Assn
Paul Eastland
Clinton County
McCalley
Clerks’ Association
C. K. Wise
Ottumwa
David Weaver Sentenced Five Years for Grand Larceny
David C. Weaver 18 of 129 Ninth street NW pled guilty to grand larceny and received a five year sentence in the Anamosa reform school from Judge B J Maxwell. Police say he stole a Cedar Rapids Chevrolet on April 3 and May 3 using a made key. larceny of a motor vehicle charge was dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David C. Weaver
Ninth Street NW
Anamosa
B. J. Maxwell
Weaver
Cedar Rapids
Chevrolet
Couple Sues for 34881 in Auto Accident Injuries
Robert Hart and Myrtle Hart sue Guy O. French for 34881.99 in damages from an January 21 1962 rear end collision on Eighth Avenue SW and Twelfth Street. Myrtle Hart alleges neck and spine injuries requiring surgery.
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Robert Hart
Myrtle
Eighteenth Street
Guy O. French
Ninth Avenue
Hart
Eighth Avenue
Twelfth Street
French
Women Injured in Falls Sue Cedar Rapids for 6000
Two Cedar Rapids women sue the city for six thousand dollars over injuries from sidewalk falls. Doris Kanellis seeks five thousand dollars for permanent right arm injuries from a February 20 incident on an icy sidewalk in the 600 block of Sixteenth Street NW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Doris Kanellis
Fourteenth Street
Sixteenth Street
Gladys Mae Whitehair
Q Avenue NW
Woman Sues for 1000 Over Knee Injuries From Sidewalk Fall
Plaintiff Edgar L. King seeks damages of $1000 claiming knee injuries from a June 27 1961 fall on a raised sidewalk section in the 800 block of Ellis Boulevard NW. The filing names Ian as a party and asserts the defect caused the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ian
Edgar L. King
Ellis Boulevard
Billboard Tax Plan Is Filed In Iowa House
An amendment to tax billboards at 2 dollars per square foot of advertising area along Iowa interstate highways was filed in the Iowa House by Rep. Leroy Petersen. The proposal would tax billboards within 660 feet of the interstate right of way, seen as a new approach after efforts to ban billboards failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence D. Carstensen
Clinton
Carstensen
Des Moines
Iowa
Leroy Petersen
Grimes
Three Nominees Sent For Iowa Blind Commission
Gov. Hughes asked the senate to confirm three appointments to the Iowa commission for the blind under a new law. Mrs. Alvin H. Kirsner, William S. Winner, and Dr. A. R. Winter join terms with changes replacing past members and overseen by the governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Alvin H. Kirsner
Des Moines
W. C. Hahle
Sumner Democrat
Commission For the Blind
Winter
Harold Hughes
Iowa Commission For the Blind
Iowa
Vinton
Hughes
Lee Iverson
William S.winner
Mary Louise Smith
Eagle Grove
A. R. Winter
Fredericksburg
Dr. Winter
Sumner
Hahle
Kirsner
Norman Erbe
Africans Beaten by Czechs Reported in Prague
Two incidents Saturday in Prague involved young Czechs beating African and Middle Eastern students, a UPI report said Tuesday. The alleged assaults occurred as tensions rose among student groups in the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
UPI
Prague
Waterloo Man Killed in Railroad Crossing Crash
La verne W. Brogan, 48, of Waterloo, was killed when an Illinois Central freight train struck his car at a crossing near Highway 20, about five miles east of Waterloo.
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Waterloo
Laverne W. Brogan
Illinois Central
Highway 20
Here
Dram Shop Amendment Studied by Iowa Senate
Iowa Senate committees review a revised dram shop amendment to the liquor by the drink bill. The measure would bar punitive damages in suits against taverns while allowing actual damages under the dram shop provision. It also addresses tax and license fee issues and corrects discrepancies in the original measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Senate
Des Moines
Senate
Railroads confront 13 000 firemen layoff plan under review
The Eisenhower commission urged immediate dismissal of about 13 000 low seniority firemen as vacancies arise. Railroads could remove the job when a vacancy occurs without hiring new workers. The panel, led by Samuel Rosenman, calls for unions to protest within five days and for negotiation and impartial arbitration if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower Commission
Brotherhoods
Samuel Rosenman
New York Supreme Court
Truman
Roosevelt
Nathan Feinsinger
University of Wisconsin
Clark Kerr
University of California
$15.3 Billion Arms Bill Advances to President
Congress approved a $15.3 billion bill for military purchases sending it to the White House. The measure is $44.4 million below the President and Pentagon's recommendation, with $363.7 million set for RS-70 reconnaissance planes the administration opposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
House
White House
Pentagon
Birmingham Riots Follow Bombings Stir Vows to End Segregation
At a Birmingham mass meeting on Monday night Dr. Martin Luther King urged nonviolence as Negroes vow to end segregation everywhere. A Negro reserve police captain said state troopers blocked 62 uniformed reserves from helping quell rioting after Saturday bombings. Police report no arrests and the FBI is investigating with no report yet. King toured the Negro community urging restraint and denouncing knives and clubs.
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Pion
Birmingham
FBI
Martin Luther King
Congo agricultural project approved for Leopoldville province
Brussels AP reports the Common Market approved a $1.7 million development project for agriculture in Leopoldville province of the Congo, aiming to boost farming capacity and rural livelihoods through funding and technical support.
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Brussels
Leopoldville
The
Congo
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Fiffteenth Avenue
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Cascade
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Shellsburg
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First Ave
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R-Henderson
Iowa Development Commission
Scherle
Tom Riley
Martin Wiley
Scollaro
Aletha
Executrix
Monahan-Stewart Funeral Home
First Avenue
WM. J. Stewart
John E. Lapes
Linn County
David Weaver
Falls Sue City
Beatty-Bearle
Mary M. Kubias
Kubias Hardware CO
Turner’s
Turner's
John B. Turner & Son
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Murdoch
Walker
Imarion
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