Spokane Forecast and Local Weather Notes
Mostly cloudy with showers and possible thunderstorms tonight. Cooler tonight and Thursday with decreasing clouds. Highs around 64 to 74 Thursday, partly cloudy Friday. Five day outlook near normal temps in the 70s and 50s, with 0.9 to 1.0 inch expected rainfall mainly tonight and Thursday. Also includes May rainfall totals, barometer, wind at Municipal airport, and sunrise sunset times. Local notices list births and divorces including Weldon Cargin family births and several divorce decrees in Cedar Rapids and Marion areas.
Speeding and traffic violations listed with multiple names
A compiled local record lists individuals and addresses facing fines for speeding failing to observe traffic signals disobedience unlawful use of license and related offenses. Amounts include ten to fifteen dollars with several suspensions and bonds among named defendants.
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Harold Hasley
12Th Ave
Dalano Wallace
Marion
Marvin Bailey
23Rd St. Dr
Loren Hamman
4Th St
Maxine Hitchcock
D Ave
Mabel Sayers
11Th St
Donald McDonald
Crestwood Dr
Frances Quinby
Washington Ave
Milton Gauger
Park Ave
Ronald Fleming
A Ave
John O’connell
Ist Ave
Milo Spina
Rockford Rd
Howard Parker
37Th St
David Bauer
James Young
Hiawatha
David Rizzio
10Th St
Ralph Hill
Narva Hotel
William Smith
7Th St. SE
Senate panel approves Stephenson for U.S. judge post
The Senate judiciary committee approved President Eisenhower's nomination of Roy L. Stephenson of Des Moines to be U.S. judge for southern Iowa. The nomination to succeed Edwin R. Hicklin, who retired, passed without dissent.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Eisenhower
Roy L. Stephenson
Des Moines
U.S
Iowa
Stephenson
Edwin R. Hicklin
Obituary Notices From Iowa Towns
Obituaries list several local figures with ages and service details. Tipton Cora M Herring 81 and Elizabeth Haage 82 have services Thursday and Friday respectively. Jensen Dennis Gage six weeks old is noted. Other names include West Union Noel Rose 49 Oelwein Edward Butler 95 Keota Nick Heisdorffer 77 Manchester Raymond Burg 35 Indianapolis? Rowley Mary Kress 2 and Quasqueton Harris family. Services across several churches and funeral homes with Rosaries noted.
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Edward Butler
St.Mary’s Church
McGovern
Rowley
Mary Kress
Leonard Kress
All Saints Church
Harris
Quasqueton
Argentina Bids For Stability And Prosperity
Argentina marked 150 years since its independence amid efforts by President Frondizi to stabilize politics and economy. A Cordoba governor was implicated in a subversive group, testing Frondizi’s balance between his radical reform base and military backing while pursuing austerity measures and growth with U S aid.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Spain
Frondizi
Corboda
Arturo Zanichelli
Radical
Zanichelli
Cordoba
Juan Peron
United Lutheran Synod of Iowa Announces Board Members
The United Lutheran Synod of Iowa listed elected members for several boards and committees at Cedar Rapids during its convention. Wednesday’s items included adopting next year’s budget and finishing elections. nominees covered national convention clerical alternates and institutional trustees across Nac husa home Carthage college Central seminary and Lutheran Welfare Society.
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United Lutheran Synod of Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Norman Ullestad
Bettensdorf
Maurice Lesher
Clinton
Henry W. Opperman
Des Moines
Harold Kruger
Fairfield
Franklin Sherman
Iowa City
Clay Miene
William Ward
Rock Island
Social Missions Committee
Robert Parker
H.vance Baird
United Lutheran Ministry
Iowa Synod
William R. Hamilton
Menasha
Wis
Princeton
Iowa
Richard E. Carfrae
Robert W. Carfrae
Dave
Coe College
Central Seminary
Fremont
Lubbock
Texas
Alfred J. Beil
Synod
X-Ray Pioneer Of Cancer Dies
Dr. James Case, a renowned radiologist who advanced X ray use in cancer treatment, died in Santa Barbara at 78 after a 55 year battle with cancer. He authored over 150 radiology and surgery papers and received international honors. He taught radiology at Northwestern for more than 30 years.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
James’ Case
Case
Northwestern University Medical School
Adenauer Flies to Italy for Vacation Advice to Press
Chancellor Adenauer traveled to Italy for a vacation and urged reporters to focus on the American elections, predicting they will be very interesting. The remark signals his interest in U S political developments while abroad.
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Bonn
Adenauer
Italy
Capital population changes show urban fringe surge
The District of Columbia's population rose slightly in ten years from 802,178 to about 815,000. Meanwhile nearby Maryland and Virginia suburbs more than doubled, from 669,069 in 1950 to an estimated 1,220,666 in 1960, per preliminary census figures released Wednesday.
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Washington
Maryland
Virginia
District of Columbia
Crosby Guilty in Oil Stock Mail Fraud Case
Francis P. Crosby, former husband of Denise Darcel, was convicted by a federal jury of conspiring to use the mails to defraud in selling unregistered oil stock worth 2.3 million dollars. He faces up to five years in prison and a ten thousand dollar fine with sentencing set for June 17.
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New York
Francis P. Crosby
Denise Darcel
Crosby
iThe
Huxley Accepts Visiting Professorship at MIT
Cambridge Massachusetts AP reports author Aldous Huxley has accepted a visiting professor of humanities post at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. He will join MIT as a visiting professor of humanities and begin teaching duties this term.
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Cambridge, Mass
Aldous Huxley
Massachusetts Institue of Technology
Wound Is Fatal To East Iowan
Noel Rose 49 a West Union plumber died in a hospital after being accidentally shot in the head by his 17 year old son while they were shooting sparrows with a .22 rifle at their home. He is survived by his wife and two sons. Services set for Thursday at Burnham and Wood and Toddville locations.
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the Gazette
West Union
Noel Rose
Rose
John
Palmer Memorial Hospital
Burnham and Wood Funeral Home
Toddville Methodist Church
Warns South Korea To Slow Down on Shakeup
Tokyo AP report says Gen. Carter Magruder, commanding American and U.N. forces in Korea, urged the South Korean government not to overdo changes in the Korean army leadership. He noted the army chief and vice-chief have stepped down and all major command commanders resigned, urging restraint to preserve security.
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Tokyo
U.N
Korea
Carter Magruder
Magruder
High Court Cannot Bar Him Says Attorney
Everett W. Gross of Decorah argued that the Iowa supreme court lacks jurisdiction to hear evidence aimed at prohibiting him from practicing law in Iowa. Atty. Gen. Norman Erbe says Gross has been practicing without an Iowa license. Six supreme court justices attended a hearing lasting about a half hour. The court must rule on the contentions before it can begin evidence in Erbe's case.
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DES Moines
UPI
Everett W. Gross
Iowa Supreme Court
Iowa
Gross
Decorah
High Court
Atty
Norman Erbe
Supreme Court
Erbe
Decorah Doctor Reappointed to Iowa Chiropractic Board
Dr. H. T. Opsahl of Decorah was reappointed by Gov. Herschel Loveless to a three year term on the Iowa board of chiropractic examiners.
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Des Moines
UPI
H. T. Opsahl
Decorah
Herschel Loveless
Iowa Board of Chiropractic Examiners
Saratoga Carrier Suffers Repeated Mechanical Setbacks
The Saratoga faced multiple incidents from 1956 to 1959 including blower trouble during a Guantanamo shakedown, a Naples harbor propeller strike, engine room flooding at Mayport causing 315000 dollars in damage, and a second propeller damage during sea trials.
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Saratoga
Guantanamo Bay
Cuba
Naples
Italy
Mayport
Demo Chief Says G O P Too Soft On Soviet Russia
National Democratic Chairman Paul Butler accused the Eisenhower administration of being too soft on Soviet Russia. He said the GOP trusted Khrushchev too far and let defenses down, urging a tougher policy after the summit collapse.
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New York
Paul Butler
Eisenhower
Russia
Washington
Butler
White House
James C. Hagerty
Nikita Khurshchevy
G.O.P
Roosevelt
Truman
Khrushchev
Soviet
Drowned Teens In Cayuga Lake Tragedy
Two teenage boys were drowned in Cayuga Lake on Tuesday night. One boy leapt into the water in a failed attempt to rescue his friend, authorities said.
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Ithaca, N. Y
Cayuga Lake
Judge Dismisses Indictment Over Insufficient Evidence
Courthouse Judge Floyd Philbrick dismissed Wednesday an indictment against Richard Topinka former manager of the South Side Liquor Store. The Linn grand jury indicted Topinka and two former Democratic officials last February on charges of soliciting money from state employees for political purposes. Dismissal cited insufficient evidence. Deputy County Attorney Nazette said Topinka’s direct involvement was questionable. Depositions showed Topinka urged employees to meet with Robert Connett and Mrs. James Wall, former party vice chairman. Connett was fined earlier this month after a guilty verdict. Mrs. Wall also paid a fine after pleading guilty.
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Floyd Philbrick
Richard Topinka
South Side
Linn Grand Jury
Topinka
Democratic Party
Richard Nazette
Robert Connett
Democratic
Connett
James Wall
Vote on College School District Question Carries Vote
The College Community school district proposal in Linn and Johnson counties failed to meet the required 75 percent threshold overall, passing only in Linn county 96 to 41 while Johnson counties showed mixed results. Jefferson township in Johnson approved 61 to 22 and Swisher 66 to 5, but Monroe township rejected 24 to 37. County Superintendent Walter Shupp projected enrollment growth and a continued Cedar Rapids area population rise as industry expands.
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College Community School District
Linn
Johnson Counties
Johnson County
Monroe Township
College Township
Linn County
Jefferson Township
Swisher Township
Walter Shupp
Cedar Rapids
C R Man Fined For Drunk Driving
Rudolph Bergerson aged 42 of 1717 Ellis Blvd NW was fined 300 dollars after pleading guilty to a drunk driving charge before Judge Floyd Philbrick. Bergerson was arrested Tuesday when Cedar Rapids police observed his erratic driving on Sixth Street NW.
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Rudolph Bergerson
Ellis Blvd
Floyd Philbrick
Bergerson
Cedar Rapids
Sixth St
Shelby man is sentenced on desertion charge
Sentenced Colman Van derslice twenty six Shelby Alabama to a one year penitentiary term suspended on bench parole after he pled guilty Wednesday to desertion and abandonment before Judge Floyd Philbrick.
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Colman Vanderslice
Shelby
Ala
Obama
Floyd Philbrick
Divorce Petition Dismissed in Hahn Case
A divorce petition involving Vina L Hahn and Melvin L Hahn was dismissed by the plaintiff. The record notes the action as dismissed by the plaintiff without further details.
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Vina L Hahn
Melvin L. Hahn
Plaintiff
Boy is freed after fishing spot mishap in Wheeling
Richard Bishop nine stuck his head through bridge posts to look for a fishing spot in Big Wheeling creek. Firefighters freed him by pouring oil on his head to loosen the captured headgear, and he walked away unharmed.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Richard Bishop
Big Wheeling Creek
Richard
Humphrey Plans to Hold Delegates on First Ballot
Sen. Humphrey says he will not back a stop Kennedy movement and plans to retain about 100 first ballot votes. He expects his supporters to vote for him initially, then decide whom to back. Kennedy believes rivals cannot stop his nomination and notes his own primary gains.
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Humphrey
Washington
Ever
Kennedy
Navy Lieutenant Faces Dismissal Over Alleged Paranoia
Navy Lt. John M. Thompson, nicknamed the rulebook sailor, faced possible dismissal after a physical evaluation board ruled him unfit for duty. The 37 year old finance officer from Northumberland Pennsylvania was eight months from retirement and opposed signing reports exposing minor irregularities at the San Francisco naval dispensary. The board voted 2 to 1 against him and increased his disability benefits to 262 dollars monthly.
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Oakland
Calif
Navy
John M. Thompson
Thompson
Northumberland
San Francisco Naval Dispensary
Bureau of Personnel
Washington, D. C
Joseph Catton
San Francisco
Cmdr
Vera Thompson
Oakland Naval Hospital
Four Injured As United DC-8 Encounters Turbulence
A United Airlines DC-8 on a San Francisco to Chicago flight with 106 aboard hit turbulence over the Rockies near Denver. Four passengers were injured, none seriously. A dozen more were examined as the plane stopped in Denver and the trip resumed.
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Denver
Rockies
United Air Lines
San Francisco
Chicago
Tribesmen Clash in Congo Kills 18
Rival tribesmen clashed Tuesday in the Belgian Congo leaving 18 dead, according to reports from Brussels. Police described the violence as a surge of ethnic fighting across frontier regions.
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Brussels
Belgian Congo
Deaths Anna Francik 75 Fairfax resident dies at home
Anna Francik born Anna Ludvicek July 24 1884 on the Fairfax farm where she lived her life died at home after a short illness. She is survived by two sisters Emma Jansa Cedar Rapids Blanche Janko Jamestown and a brother Joseph Ludvicek Hawkeye. Services are at Brush chapel Friday at p.m. Burial will be in Czech National cemetery with calls at the chapel Thursday.
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Anna Francik
Fairfax
Route
Anna Ludvicek
Wencl Francik
Emma Jansa
Cedar Rapids
Blanche Janko
Jamestown
N. D
Joseph Ludvicek
Hawkeye
Brush Chapel
St Patrick's Church Services and Knights of Columbus
Services at St Patrick's Church Saturday at 9 led by Father J Robert McDonald. Rosaries with the Knights of Columbus on Friday at 7 30 and Father McDonald at 8 at the Teahen chapel. Friends may call after 1 p m Friday.
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Herman, Henry
Jim
St. Patrick’s Church
J. Robert McDonald
Knights of Columbus
Father McDonald
Teahen Chapel
Cost Reduction Symposium For F-105 Suppliers
Collins Radio Company hosted a cost reduction symposium at the Roosevelt hotel for 13 suppliers to examine methods to cut production costs on the Republic Aviation F-105 Thunderchief without hurting performance. Attendees from Collins Republic Air Force and suppliers discussed passing savings to the program with a Cedar Rapids plant tour concluding the event.
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U. S. Air Force
Collins Radio Co
Collins
Republic Aviation Corp
Air Force
Midwest
East Coast
Roosevelt Hotel
Republic Aviation
Republic
Collins Radio
Cedar Rapids
Help For Those Who Need Help Daily Gazette Want Ads
Local publication offers assistance resources and classified help ads. Readers seeking aid can find listings for employment housing and service referrals in the daily section. Community organizations and volunteers are highlighted for support.
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Daily Gazette
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