Weather and incidents roll through daily records
The report outlines a five day forecast with cloudiness and possible thunder storms across the state, plus warmer readings and scattered showers next week. It lists temperatures, rainfall expectations, and daily highs and lows, along with local wind, sunrise and sunset, and recent minor weather-related notes. It also includes a long sequence of traffic fines and police notices, service announcements for multiple towns, and obituaries and family notices from area communities.
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Middle 50S
Flees U hospital convict still at large
Iowa City police search Friday for Kiel August Jacks a 35 year old Fort Madison penitentiary inmate who escaped from University Hospitals after 4 p.m. Thursday He is described as 5 feet 10 to 11 inches tall 143 pounds hazel eyes gray hair wearing gray denim prison clothing Since September 1960 he was serving a 25 year armed robbery sentence and is considered dangerous.
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Iowa City
Iowa
Fort Madison
Kiel August Jacks
Jacks
Daughters Born to Several Families and Local Disputes
The record notes births on May 23 in Burlington Minneapolis and Elgin to Mr and Mrs Larson Mrs Cohen and Mr and Mrs Kottmeier with relatives named at addresses. Several divorce or custody style pairings listed include Pearson Pearson Dykes Hepker Howell O Deen Andrews Turner Miller Thompson Schneider Smith Krotz Vlasek Coder Kimes Dighton Barnes with Cedar Rapids ties. Also two fire incidents report a trash fire on 2323 Coldstream avenue NE and a trash burner ignition at 461 Jacolyn drive NW.
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Warren D. Miller
Pamala Thompson
James E. Schneider
Marilyn J. Smith
Marvin L. Krotz
Nancy L. Vlasek
Jerry Coder
Roberta Kimes
Glenn M. Dighton
Jacqueline R. Barnes
Cedar Rapids
Coldstream Avenue
Jacolyn Drive
Hung Jury in Faught Case Faces Sept Trial
Jurors in a second trial deliberated over 19 hours without reaching a verdict after errors in considering Faught’s mental retardation and epilepsy were cited. Faught claimed Mrs. Zenor harassed him after a fatal school cottage stabbing. The case will be tried again when the district court term opens September 23.
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Faught
Safety lane check on West Williams Saturday
A safety lane check will be held Saturday on West Williams street from the Citizen's State Bank corner west to the Presbyterian church from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. The event is sponsored by the Legion.
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Gazette Postville
Williams Street
Citizen’s State Bank
Presbyterian Church
The
Legion
Wave of windshield vandalism hits Cedar Rapids dealers
Two local auto lots reported 22 newly damaged windshields on Thursday, bringing the total to 178 since Monday. Police have no new clues, but a $500 reward from the Cedar Rapids Auto Dealers Assn. remains in force to spur tips.
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Cedar Rapids
BB fired at rear window at Ward residence
J. H. Ward of 278 Eighteenth Street NW reported a bullet hole caused by a BB shot through a rear window Wednesday evening.
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J. H. Ward
Eighteenth Street NW
Pearson Government Survives Second Confidence Vote
In Ottawa the Lester B. Pearson Liberal government survived a second no confidence test in three days as 147 voted against and 76 for the motion. The Social Credit and New Democratic parties backed the Liberals, who had won a 124-113 result in the prior vote over Pearson’s acceptance of U.S. nuclear weapons.
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Ottawa
Lester B. Pearson
House of Commons
House
Social Credit
New Democratic
New Democrats
Pearson
U. S
Westinghouse to pay $800000 in out-of-court settlement
Westinghouse Electric will pay $800,000 to the federal government in an out-of-court settlement of a civil damage suit. The agreement announced Thursday raises the total collected or to be collected by the government on price-fixing conspiracy prosecutions to $8,542,450.
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Washington
Westinghouse Electric
Kiwanis Club to Sponsor Sabin Polio Clinic
Postville notices Kiwanis Club to sponsor the second Sabin oral polio vaccine clinic on June 2. The event aims to vaccinate local children and protect community health.
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Gazette Postville
Kiwanis Club
Sabin
Castro Field Day in Soviet Press Highlights Khrushchev Speech
Moscow papers dominated by Fidel Castro coverage with Pravda declaring the Soviet Union stands with Cuba. Khrushchev’s Kremlin remarks criticizing war talk were largely omitted while Castro’s rally speeches appeared. the public Castro reception ended and no joint communique was issued.
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Moscow
Fidel Castro
Soviet Union
Cuba
Pravda
Castro
Khrushchev
Kremlin
China
Russia
Jury trials postponed and jurors advised to report June 3
Presiding Judge B J Maxwell announced changes to the Monday jury calendar. Three civil cases were on the list. one was postponed, another settled out of court, and the third to be reassigned in July for a non jury trial. Petit jurors need not report until June 3.
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B. J. Maxwell
Maxwell
Suit Filed Against John G Willman for 5020.07
Suits filed against John G Willman by Peat Marwick Mitchell and Co a partnership seeking 5020 07 on account.
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Peat, Marwick, Mitchell and Co
John G. Willman
Portland Quits Civil Defense
Portland and Lincoln County dropped the civil defense program this week amid budget cuts. The legislature's Ways and Means Committee cut the state civil defense budget from 150000 to 50000. Commissioner Stanley Earl called civil defense unable to cope with a nuclear attack. Portland was believed to be the first major city to drop the program.
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Portland
Oregon
Lincoln County
Ways and Means
Stanley Earl
Tiny Tintoretto Seized a Notable Auction Price
A small painting by the Italian Renaissance master Tintoretto sold at auction in London for 132300 dollars. The work drew bidders and fetched a strong price, underscoring ongoing demand for early Renaissance pieces among collectors.
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London
Tintoretto
Falls from Car Injures Ely Woman Near Home
Ely-Anne Candler, 39, fell from a car driven by her husband near their home Thursday at about 10 p.m. suffering a cut to her right ankle. Authorities said the car door was not fully shut at the time of the accident.
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Ely
Anne Candler
Bandmasters Clinic Highlights Drum Technique And Concerts
A weekend program features drum and clarinet clinics led by Arsenault and Abato, with bandmasters conducting the LeBlanc ensemble. Afternoon concerts showcase Mt. Vernon, Nevada junior high, Cresco, and State College of Iowa bands, followed by an evening lineup and a Friday banquet with university ensembles.
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Arsenault
Vincent Abato
G. LeBlanc Corp
Bandmasters
James Neilson
LeBlanc
Mt. Vernon
Ken Smykil
Nevada
Richard Jensen
Cresco Senior High
Phil Lehmann
State College of Iowa
Kral Holvik
Humbolt High School
Neilsen
Jefferson High String Ensemble
Dallas Tjaden
University of Iowa_ percussion lnsemble
Tom Davis
Deaths Anna Vavra Richley 81 widow of A A Richley
Anna Vavra Richley 81 widow of A A Richley died early Friday after long illness. Born August 12, 1881 in Ely she lived in this area her whole life. Survived by son Theodore F. Vavra Cedar Rapids one grandson one great grandchild two sisters Bess Misak Cedar Rapids and Mrs Joe Chalupsky Vin ton. Services Monday 1:30 at Janeba Kuba funeral home with Rev E Koberg Trinity Lutheran Church Burial Czech National. Friends may call at chapel after 3 Saturday.
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Anna Vavra Richley
A. A. Richley
Ely
Theodore F. Vavra
Cedar Rapids
Bess Misak
Joe Chalupsky
Vinton
Janeba-Kuba
E. Koberg
Trinity Lutheran Church
Funeral Services Scheduled Across City Families Gather
Funeral home listings note services this Saturday at 10:30 for Fred-Janeba-Kuba with burial at St. John’s. 11 for Wesley E. Fiala at Brush Chapel with burial at St. Mary’s Solon. 1:30 for Gretchen Paulsen at Our Savior’s Lutheran with burial Linwood. 3 for Blanche Dell Huey at Turner Chapel with burial Lisbon. Visitation at Turner Chapel until 9 p.m. Friday.
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Turner Chapel
Huey
Blanche Dell
Jackson Burns
Lisbon
Reporter Refuses to Reveal Sources in TFX Contract Case
Washington UPS report details Seth Kantor of the Scripps-Howard Newspaper Alliance denying disclosure of sources for a October story predicting General Dynamics would win the TFX plane contract. Kantor testified before Senate investigators that the two cabinet level or high echelon government sources refused to release names.
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Washington
UPS
Senate
General Dynamics
Seth Kantor
Scripps- Howard
Alliance
Kantor
Riots Break Out At College. Mayor Promises Punishment
Riots erupted after a false alarm rung by cadets as water hoses sprayed rioters who attacked firefighters. A truck windshield was smashed by a rock. Mayor Manuel Canas vowed punishment for those responsible, while Colonel Lewis Perry of Norwich said ringleaders would be found and punished and that the college would cover damages.
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Manuel Canas
Lewis Perry
Norwich
Hung jury ends $45,000 suit in Toledo area
A district court jury deliberated from Thursday afternoon until Friday morning without reaching a verdict in a $45,000 damage suit filed by Larry J. Dolezal and Ernest Dolezal of Tama against Ronald E. Fricke of Tama. Separately, Diane Griffith, 19, of Tama was treated for bruises after a motorcycle crash at First Avenue and Fourteenth Street East. Sandra Kovarcic, 22, of Alburnett was cited for failure to yield.
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David Fredericks
Bowling Street
Richard Myers
Bever Avenue
James Coover
Fourteenth Avenue
Charles Johnson
Third Avenue
Charles Becker
Mt. Vernon
Gary Williams
Vinton
Michael Downey
Meadowdale Drive
James Zabel
A Avenue
Thomas Hoopes
Muscatine
Thomas Trausch
Knollwood Drive
Roger Dreismeir
Seventh Avenue
Marion
Thomas McGrew
Ronald Johnson
Ninth Street
Gerald Kreiss
Sandra Kovaric
Alburnett
William Zach, Jr
Twenty-eighth Avenue
Terry Daugenbaugh
Palo
Harold Griffin
Victoria Hotel
John Popper
Twenty-eighth Street Drive
Toledo
Larry J. Dolezal
Ernest
Tama
Ronald E. Fricke
Fricke
Diane Griffith
Adel Street
First Avenue
Fourteenth Street East
U S Delegate Accuses Russia at Disarmament Talks
Geneva AP report says U S delegate Charles Stelle charged Russia uses the disarmament conference to preach hatred of West Germany and its allies.
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Geneva
U.S
Charles Stelle
Russia
West Germany
Missing Minnesota minister linked to grisly findings near Silver Lake
The Rev Nyjordet, a Greenbush born minister living at Silver Lake, disappeared after attending a public open house for Jane Perkins near Northwood. Blood stains found on grass and a safe left open at the parsonage raised questions as investigators traced his last movements from the Perkins home to the refuge road into Albert Lea.
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Ing
John Haaland
Emmons
Minn
Nyjordet
Haaland
Soviet Active Across From Haiti Refugee Report
Refugees arriving in Florida aboard Morning Light describe heavy Russian troop movement in Cuba's Oriente province near Holguin and a rumored submarine base. They report oil tanks, Cuban shortages, and power and water failures blamed on plant breakdowns and possible sabotage in Havana and Vedado.
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Miami
Cuba
Oriente
Haiti
Florida
Ramon de la Tolle
Holguin
Havana
Vedado
City Briefs Highlight Local Notices and Events
Visitors permitted at St. Luke's Hospital, spring sales and promotions across Cedar Rapids, and community activities from Cub Scout and Pack awards to the Coe Phi Beta Kappa chapter election. Includes local garage and trampoline sales, market hours, and boy girl scout recognitions with numerous named individuals and venues.
Bowling Ad Promotes Late Night 3 Games for 1
A local ad for Magnificent Tropic Lanes offers three games for one dollar after 10 p m tonight and Saturday night targeting bowlers seeking a late night deal at the lane.
Russia launches 18th Cosmos unmanned satellite
Moscow reports the 18th Cosmos unmanned satellite launch announced by Soviet authorities. The mission follows past flights in the Soviet space program and aims to advance satellite technology and reconnaissance capabilities.
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Moscow
Russia
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Wayne Riley
Norway
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Fred Dose
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Miami Drive
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Larson
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Cohen
Morris B. Katzoff
Grande Avenue SE
Elgin, Il
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Kottmeier
Richard Kottmeier
Hinkley Avenue
Jimmy L. Pearson
Georgann Pearson
Sonja E. Dykes
Lawrence W. Dykes
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Ocie D. Hepker
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Clinton A. Howell
Rachael L. O’deen
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John E. Lapes
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Whitey
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Ted
Glen
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Ninth Avenue
Earl Nievas
C Avenue NW
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Doyle Greiner
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Postville Clinic
Linn
Beatty-Bearle
Funeral Home
First Assembly OF God Church
Oakland Road
New Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Pastor Fred R. Gotthald
Roosevelt Junior High
Luman Colton
University of Iowa
Anna V. Richley
Lewellen
Florist
Nyfordet
Silver Lake
Greenbush
18Th St. SW
Baily
Harlan W. Bean
Fifteenth Avenue SW
St. Luke’s Hospital
Springville
Adv
Petite Beauty Salon
Third Avenue SE
Sheraton- Montrose
Nissen
Phi Beta Kappa
Mary Alice Ericson
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Coe
National Scholastic
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Lois McBroom
City Market
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van Buren Scool
Kimball Slaman
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Duane Stansbery
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Richard Talcott
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Larry Graw
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Mike Chamberlain
Pat Soukup
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Joe Showers
Darryl Weakland
Paul Tedrow
Mike McCusker
Larry Schall
Tom Foster
Mike Fitzpatrick
Mark Gustafson
Pierson’s
Ellis Blvd
B. Turner& Son
Second Ave. S
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