Fassler To Talk On Shoplifting Law At Clinic
A Clinic in Cedar Rapids will feature a talk on the Iowa shoplifting law by Assistant County Attorney Robert Fassler. The event, part of the city’s fifth annual bad check clinic, is 5:30 p.m. Wednesday at the Chamber of Commerce building, with 60 reservations already made.
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Iowa
Inight
Cedar Rapids
Chamber ofCommerce
Robert Fassler
Jack Fulton
Jerry Navratil
Jim Smith
Chamber
Central Retail Merchants Bureau
Cooper Talk highlights space flight dedication and faith
The account recalls Cooper’s Hawaii return flight over the Arizona and his reflection on sacrifice for a free nation. He praises the Mercury project team and urges unity, urging believers to guide families and press onward in scientific research and development.
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Cooper
Honolulu
Kearsarge
Arizona
Pearl Harbor
America
Wallace vows to block admission at Alabama U
Governor Wallace warned he will physically stop any Negro from entering the University of Alabama. Federal judge H Hobart Grooms refused to delay a court-ordered summer session admissions for Vivian Malone and Dave McGlather amid fears of unrest. King urged restraint while Birmingham school board faces a mass pupil expulsion ruling. Negro voter turnout in Selma nears but remains modest. Prisoner hunger strike continues with Eric Weinberger among the held marchers.
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Birmingham
H. Hobart Grooms
University of Alabama
Grooms
University Board of Trustees
University
Vivian Malone
Mobile
Tuscaloosa
Dave McGlather
Huntsville
University Center
Martin Luther King
Atlanta
King
Selma
Ala
Alabama
Eric Weinberger
New York
Montgomery
Gadsden
Unsafe Center Point bridge on Nursery road debated
Center Point officials and Mayor Blake Shipton discussed the Pole bridge over a creek after an engineer flagged it unsafe. Replacement would cost about 8000 dollars, with 75 vehicles daily, and a two ton limit is posted. Abandonment and paving a nearby road were proposed. a June 12 meeting was scheduled with the town council, the county engineer, and Board Chairman Dudley Henderson.
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Center Point
Blake ‘Shipton
Nursery Road
Shipton
William Harrington
Harrington
Dudley Henderson
Obituary notices from multiple towns and churches
Obituaries list several individuals with ages and service times across Iowa towns including Cascade Belle Plaine Postville Spillville Waukon Hopkinton Kalona Wellman Oxford and more. Services are scheduled Wednesday at various churches and cemeteries including St Marys St Pauls Lutheran St Wenceslaus East Union Mennonite and International Cemetery.
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Cascade
John Beringer
St. Mary’s Church
Devaney’s
Belle Plaine
Edward W. Janu
Burial International Cemetery
Luzerne
Postville
Louis Meyer
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Spillville
Richard Junko
St. Wenceslaus Church
Balik’s
Bernt O. Juvik
Hopkinton
E. W. Mussman
Goettsch’s
Kalona
William H. Snyder
East Union Mennonite Church
Peterseim
S. Wellman
J. E. White
Powell's
Oxford
Fred Beck
Oathout
Traffic Court Fines In Various Violations In Several Cities
Speeding fines issued to Leland I Jones Ralph L Clair Barton Taylor Harold Schneider James Murray Genevieve Baker Lloyd Woods John Avis Naggy Igram Kenneth J Gersh Lawrence Kruth and James Arnold Bond forfeitures for Kruth and Arnold. Failure to yield fines for James OHalloran Carolyn Conzett Kenneth Smith. Noisy mufflers fined Harold Schneider. John Avis fined for unspecified offense. Changing lanes unsafely Louis Nikodim. Failure to stop in an assured clear distance Alan Fisher.
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Leo Kimm
B Avenue
Leland I. Jones
Third Street
Ralph L. Clair
Shellsburg
Barton Taylor
Central City
Harold Schneider
Blakely Boulevard
James Murray
Ninth Street
Marion
Genevieve Baker
Lloyd Woods
Eighteenth Street
John Avis
Fourth Avenue
Naggy Igram
Williams Boulevard
Kenneth J. Gersh
Lawrence Kruth
Vinton
James Arnold
James O'Halloran
Iowa City
Carolyn Conzett
Thirteenth Street
Kenneth Smith
Seventh Avenue
Blakeley Boulevard
Fourth Avenue SE
Louis Nikodim
B Avenue NE
Alan Fisher
Belle Plaine
Driver Trainer and Four Students Injured in Crash
Four Klemme high school students and their driver training instructor were injured when their automobile went into a ditch on Highway 3, about 14 miles west of Goldfield. Deputy reports Dorothy Bruggeman, 15, appeared to lose control. none suffered serious injuries.
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Goldfield
UPI
Klemme
Dorothy Bruggeman
Here
Stroke Suffered By Bebe Daniels
London AP reports Bebe Daniels 62 silent film star regained consciousness after a stroke and was reported better but gravely ill. The Hollywood queen previously fell ill and remained in serious condition.
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Bebe Daniels
London
Bebe’ Daniels
Hollywood
Stalkies
Want ads are for every body
Classified line invites readers to place want ads and provides a contact number EM 2 1121 for submissions and inquiries.
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Gazette
Mother Sues Over Fall Injuries To 10 Year Old Son
Betty J. Warner of 800 Cheyenne Road NW sues Max Gifford owner of 1034 Mt Vernon Road SE in Cedar Rapids for 15242 alleging her 10 year old son Mark was injured March 24 1962 in a fall on a loose outside stair causing a fractured left elbow and bruises while visiting his brother in law John Michael.
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Cedar Rapids
Betty J. Warner
Cheyenne Road
Mark
Max Gifford
Mt. Vernon Road
John Michael
Pleads Innocent to False Check Charge
Robert E. Brecht, 31, of 214 Fifth Street NE, pled innocent to a charge of false uttering of a check at arraignment before Judge William R. Eads. He allegedly wrote a $20 bogus check July 22 at Hy-Vee 1843 Johnson Avenue NW and cashed 12 other bad checks totaling $175. He is wanted on check charges in Grundy Center, Keystone and Vinton.
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Robert E. Brecht
Fifth Street
William R. Eads
Brecht
Johnson Avenue NW
Grundy Center
Keystone
Vinton
Benter Granted Extension to Enter Plea in Desertion Case
Martin F. Benter, 42, of 200 Second Avenue SW, was given until May 28 to plead to a desertion and abandonment charge. His wife Constance accuses him of abandoning six children aged 18 months to six years at arraignment before Judge William Eads.
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Martin F. Benter
Second Avenue
William Eads
Decorah Man Named in $2,800 Damage Suit
A $2,827.74 damage suit was filed Monday in district court against Jay W. Jackson of Decorah by Bonita and Darrel Martin of 4101 Sixteenth Avenue SW for injuries from a July 1 1962 auto accident at Sixteenth Avenue SW and Trent Street. A jury trial was requested.
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Jay W. Jackson
Deborah
Bonita
Darrel Martin
Sixteenth Avenue SW
Trent Street
Welch couple seeks $12592 in car crash suit
Beverly and Doran Welch filed a district court damage suit for $12,592.25 over injuries from a chain reaction collision on Oct. 20, 1962. Defendants are Betty Lou Mackley and Paul E. Mackley. TheWelchs allege neck injuries when their car was rear ended on First Avenue East between 32nd and 33rd Streets.
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Beverly and Doran Welch
Fourteenth Avenue
Betty Lou Mackley
Second Avenue SE
Paul E.mackley
Farmington
Eads Names Ream Court Reporter for New Judge
Judge William Eads named John F. Ream as shorthand court reporter replacing Floyd Philbrick. Ream previously served as reporter for Judge Philbrick. Judgments list Dr T J Davis and Northrups for 220 and a 2044.09 note from Stegman Coleman Co. Suits filed include Emma Beck v Earl Beck for 3244.45.
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Eads
Ream
William Eads
John F. Ream
Floyd Philbrick
T. J. Davis
Dale Northrup
First National Bank of
Marion
Stegman-Coleman Co
Dean Stegman
Harold Coleman
Emma B. Beck
Earl J. Beck
Kennedy honors Cooper in White House ceremony
President Kennedy pins the Medal on Gordon Cooper for orbital flight achievement. He calls the 1960s moon goal a test of faith and engineering. Cooper thanks the President as Mrs Kennedy with John and Caroline watch, then Cooper leaves for a Capitol reception with John aboard.
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Cooper
White House
Capitol
John
Senate space committee chair and relatives in limousines
The passage notes Sen. Anderson of New Mexico as chairman of the senate-house committee on space sciences. Mrs. Cooper and her daughters were in a second limousine.
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Ison
Sen. Anderson
D- N.M
Senate-House Committee On Space Sciences
Funeral Services for Kenney and Lynch Set in City Churches
Mrs. Kenney funeral at St Patrick's Church Wednesday at 9 30 led by Rev J Robert McDonald with burial at Mt Calvary. William J Lynch services at Turner Chapel Wednesday 1 30 with Msgr William A Roach burial at Rogers Grove. George Garfield Clements Turner Chapel 3 Wednesday led by Rev Bob Alan Chaffee with burial Cedar Memorial.
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Kenney
John
St. Patrick’s
Robert McDonald
Mt. Calvary
Lynch
William J
Turner
William A. Roach
Rogers Grove
Clements
George Garfield
Bob Alan Chaffee
Cedar Memorial
Pellet vandalism damages numerous car windshields in city
Police report widespread damage to windshields on 22 cars with pellet marks. Baxter Motors, Daman Motors, Gaddis Motors and Allen Motors tally numerous broken or scarred windshields. Chief Matias warns of ongoing malicious damage and notes possible CO2 pellet pistol usage. Juvenile Capt. Woodward calls it the worst outbreak he has seen.
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Baxter Motors
Daman Motors
Gaddis Motors
Allen Motors
Matias
Lester Woodward
Marion Girl Injured In Two Car Accident
Jannis Ross age 16 of 789 Fifth Avenue Marion was taken to St Luke s hospital after a two car crash at First Avenue East and Thirty fourth Street She was a passenger in a vehicle driven by 18 year old Robert Van derlinden of 945 Seventeenth Street Marion Police said Vanderlinden rear ended a car driven by 29 year old Donna Alferts of 245 Tenth Street Marion Vanderlinden was charged with failing to keep his vehicle under control.
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Jannis Ross
Fifth Avenue
Marion
St. Luke’s Hospital
First Avenue
Robert Vanderlinden
Seventeenth Street
Vanderlinden
Donna Alferts
Tenth Street
France launches doctrinal Gaullism review magazine
Paris AP reports a new magazine titled doctrinal Review of Gaullism issued in France. It is sponsored by supporters of President de Gaulle and aims to promote Gaullist principles.
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Paris
France
de Gaulle
Astronaut Plea to JFK For Another Flight Seen
In New York AP reports ABC notes an internal astronaut push to President Kennedy after officials said Mercury missions may end. Alan Shepard reportedly sought another flight as the group presses for a 54 orbit mission and more medical data amid waning Mercury plans.
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JFK
New York
Kennedy
American Broadcasting Co
ABC
Jules Bergman
Space Agency
Bergman
Alan Shepard
Robert Seamans
Gemini
NASA
Shepard
U.S
Presbyterians urged to work with Catholics for unity
Dr. Harold Walker told the United Presbyterian Church assembly in Des Moines that Protestant and Roman Catholic relations have vastly improved and urged Presbyterians to study church theology and papal encyclicals to foster ecumenical dialogue and mutual understanding.
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Des Moines
UPI
Harold Walker
Evanston
Ill
General Assembly
United Presbyterian Church
World Councils of Churches
Walker
SUI freshman faces charges after driving over lawns
Stratton R. Ellers Jr., 19, a Des Moines student at SUI, was released on $300 bail after a late Tuesday arrest. He faces three counts for reckless driving, driving over a sidewalk, and striking an unattended vehicle during a rampage that damaged more than 20 lawns, fences, trees, and flowers in Manville Heights.
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Iowa City
Des Moines
City
Stratton R. Ellers, Jr
Manville Heights
Reds Propose Nuclear Ban in the Mediterranean
Russia proposed banning nuclear weapons from the Mediterranean to force Polaris submarine withdrawal. U S officials view it as propaganda aimed at stirring trouble over NATO nuclear arming as the NATO council met in Ottawa to decide on a nuclear command structure. Three U S submarines in the Mediterranean were involved.
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Washington
Russia
U.S
Mediterranean Sea
Mediterranean
NATO
North Atlantic Treaty Council
Ottawa
Adm. Anderson to Be Ambassador to Portugal
President Kennedy announced plans to name Admiral George Anderson as ambassador to Portugal, while he is being replaced as chief of naval operations. The nomination positions Anderson in Lisbon while naval leadership changes are made.
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Washington
Kennedy
Adm
George Anderson
Naval Operations
Portugal
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