Weather summary and local notices from a 1964 paper
The Daily Record reports five day forecast with temperatures 4 to 8 degrees above normal through Saturday and rainfall of .40 to .80 inches, with possible thunderstorms midweek and end of week. It lists highs around 75 and lows near 55, plus noon readings and sun data. Births, divorces, licenses, court actions, and funeral notices from Mercy St. Luke’s, Cedar Rapids area are summarized, including births on May 23 24 and out of town births, multiple divorce petitions and marriage licenses, and numerous court judgments and obituaries for various Iowa communities.
Poverty Claim Hailed By Marlows After Welfare Wins
Mrs. Marlow described barely escaping poverty as she and her five children were selected for a presidential visit. She disputed a governor’s aide portrayal while Dr. George Smith of the North Carolina extension service said he only aimed to present a homey scene. The Marlows qualified through county welfare surplus food and Nash county aid.
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George Smith
North Carolina Extension Service
Marlow
Smith
Raleigh
Nash
Soccer Stadium Disaster Sparks National Mourning
Police used tear gas as crowd panic broke out during a European match. Dozens died and many were injured in a stampede at the exits while crowds surged toward gates that were closed. Authorities imposed a curfew and martial law measures as families awaited identification in cold drizzle.
Courtgrade a year desegregation plan invalidated
The supreme court let stand a new trial order in a Miami widow's 1.75 million damage suit against a cigarette company filed after her husband died of lung cancer. The jury had ruled for the company at the first trial. The court also agreed to decide a dispute between the FTC and Colgate Palmolive over a shaving cream sandpaper test and its misleading commercials.
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Supreme Court
Miami
a _ cigaret ‘company
Federal Trade Commission
Colgate-Palmolive Co
FTC
Truman Returns to Office After Illness
Former president Harry Truman is back at his Independence, Missouri office after a stomach upset confined him at home part of last week. He arrived early Monday and resumed duties as he recuperates.
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Truman
Independence, Mo
Harry Truman
Bright Land
Deaths Frank Svec 87 Cedar Rapids resident
Frank Svec 87 of 1828 I Street SW died early Monday after a brief illness. Born November 2 1876 in Czechoslovakia he lived in Cedar Rapids since 1883 retired from Cherry Burrell Corp. Survived by two daughters nine grandchildren and nine great grandchildren and a sister. Memorial service Wednesday 2 p.m. at Janeba Kuba funeral home with Rev William Harnish burial Czech National. Friends may call after 7 p.m. Monday.
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Frank Svec
Czechoslovakia
Cedar Rapids
Cherry - Burrell Corp
Milo Heral
Evan Paula
Louis Jakoubek
Lodge Karel IV
ZCBJ
The
Sokols
Janeba-Kuba
William B. Harnish
Obituary for Radovan Pesich 1883 Cedar Rapids resident dies
Radovan Pesich 80 of 1201 Ninth Street SE dies after brief illness in Cedar Rapids He was born in Yugoslavia November 23 1883 and lived in Cedar Rapids since 1920 He belonged to the Retired Members Club Local 3 United Packinghouse Workers Union and Hanford Post 5 American Legion Surviving are two brothers in Yugoslavia Services Wednesday at 930 AM Kuba Funeral Home and 10 AM at St George Orthodox Church with Rev Nicholas Laikley officiating Burial in St George Cemetery Trisagian service 8 PM Tuesday at the funeral home Friends may call after 7 AM Monday Military graveside services by Hanford Post
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Radovan Pesich
Ninth Street
Wilson and Co
Yugoslavia
Cedar Rapids
Pesich
United Packinghouse Workers Union
Hanford Post 5
American Legion
Kuba Funeral Home
St. George Orthodox Church
Nicholas Laikley
St. George
Hanford Post
Clara Neptash Service at Turner Chapel Tuesday
Clara M Neptash funeral is set for 3 p m Tuesday at Turner chapel with Rev William Harnish and Ely Rebekah Lodge. Burial will be at Czech National cemetery. Friends may call until 2 30 p m Tuesday. The casket will not be opened after the service.
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Neptash
Clara M
Turner Chapel
William Harnish
Ely Rebekah Lodge
Czech National Cemetery
Russian and Czech Walk Out on South Vietnamese Speech
At the United Nations a Security Council session saw top Russian and Czechoslovak representatives walk out during South Vietnam Ambassador Vu Van Mau's address. The move appeared a snub, with Soviet and Czechoslovak deputies later in the coffee room while Mao spoke and Chinese envoy Yu Chi Hsueh spoke.
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Max Harrelson
United Nations
N. Y
Russia
Czechoslovakia
Security Council
South Vietnam
Vu van Mau
Nikolai Fedorenko
Mao
Fedorenko
Milos Vejvoda
China
Yu Chi Hsueh
Eisenhower Sets Unnamed Specs for Republican Nominee
President Eisenhower laid out a forward looking profile for a GOP presidential hopeful after addressing an American Bar Association meeting. He declined to name a candidate, saying reporters should see if senator Goldwater fits the specifications. He quipped about fitting the shoe to the foot.
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Washington
Dwight Eisenhower
Sen. Goldwater
Eisenhower Statement on Civil Rights and GOP Roles
Eisenhower’s principles align with Lodge and others, while Goldwater critics note no specific bill. He stresses civil rights leadership by Republicans, balanced government power, and UN loyalty, and declines to name a preferred candidate.
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Congress
Goldwater
Senate
White
Eisenhower
Kidnapping Case in Paris Amid Underworld Ties
Police hold three men linked to a farm kidnaping as a broader web of underworld crime and prostitution ties emerges. Suspects Gaston Darmon 23 and Pierre-Gabriel Darmon 35 natives of Algeria, with a third associate, are questioned while a car theft and a boulevard chase unfold in Paris suburbs.
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Gaston Darmon
Dominique
Paris
Pierre-Gabriel Darmon
Algeria
Gaston
Algiers
Dassault
Switzerland
Secret Army
Man 21 Charged After Marion High Speed Chase
William G. Easterday of 1208 Third Street SW faced two charges from a Marion area pursuit after a Saturday night chase. He received a $100 fine and 30 days in jail on reckless driving and is held on a suspended license case. Deputy Wright said Easterday hit 90 mph, exited Eleventh Street, and fled into a ditch before being captured in a field.
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William G. Easterday
Third Street
Marion
Easterday
Court of Justice of the Peace
Otis Lee
Central City
Donovan Wright
Eleventh Street
Wright
U S Rejects Laos Conference Without Cease Fire
Washington says there is no benefit to a 14 nation Geneva conference on Laos unless a cease fire is achieved and communists withdraw from newly captured territory. The U S rejects French and Soviet proposals for full scale talks until conditions are met.
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Washington
UPI
U.S
Laos
State Department
U N peace force in Cyprus expands to 175 troops
The international police unit attached to the U N peace force in Cyprus reaches full strength of 175 with the arrival of Australian and Danish contingents on Monday.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
U. N
Oakville Man 21 Given Ten Years for Forgery
Earl L. Baker age 21 of Oakville received a ten year prison term in Linn district court on a forgery charge. The sentence runs concurrently with a similar ten year term from Hardin County. Baker pled guilty to forging another man's name on a $40.43 check and passing it at Sears Roebuck in Cedar Rapids on March 25. Judge Charles Penningroth pronounced sentence.
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Earl L. Baker
Oakville
Linn
Baker
Hardin County
Cedar Rapids
Ft. Madison
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Charles Penningroth
C R Man Arraigned On Desertion Charge
Earl Fowler aged 51 of 326 Sixth street NE was arraigned Monday on a desertion and abandonment charge. Judge Charles Penningroth set a Thursday plea deadline and bond at 1000 dollars. Fowler remained in the county jail.
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Earl Fowler
Sixth Street
Charles Penningroth
Fowler
Peking Attacks Stevenson Plan on Indochina Border
Peking broadcast quotes People’s Daily denouncing U S aid proposals for U N patrols on the Vietnam Cambodia frontier as an expansion of aggression. China rejects UN involvement and notes Stevenson urged a UN backed force with mixed bilateral and UN elements.
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Tokyo
China
U.S
Interpreter Ivone Kirkpatrick Dies in Ireland
Sir Ivone Kirkpatrick aged 67 who served as Prime Minister Chamberlain's interpreter at Munich, died Monday in Celbridge Ireland. He was a veteran diplomat and long time interpreter for British government.
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Celbridge
Goldwater Defends Principle Based Campaign In California
Senator Barry Goldwater pressed for GOP unity in California pleading for adherence to basic Republican principles. He praised Eisenhower on equal opportunity and human respect while challenging Johnson’s policies as short sighted. He warned Californians not to swap votes for political trading stamps and urged voters to avoid smear tactics and gutter campaigning. He theatrically brandished a prop arrow to illustrate perceived political injury.
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Eisenhower
Goldwater
Johnson
California
Lyndon Johnson
Nelson Rockefeller
Rockefeller Sees Self as Responsible Republican Candidate
New York governor Nelson Rockefeller said he fits Eisenhower's description of a responsible Republican presidential candidate. He noted he does not think Senator Goldwater's views are compatible with that description. Rockefeller avoided claiming Eisenhower endorsement.
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San Diego
UPI
Nelson Rockefeller
Dwight Eisenhower
New York
Eisenhower
Sen. Goldswater
Rockefeller
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Richard Armstrong
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Frank Michalec
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John J. Noel
Keith Drive
Mary F. Smith
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Haroldl. Packingham
Twenty-ninth Street
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Louisa Street
Reach
Claire E.seward
Oelwein
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Len’s Purple Cow
Anthony Scolaro
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R. J. Emerson
Buffalo Oil Co
Loren Powers
Delmar James
James Jewelers
Sandra Glover
St. Joseph Hospital and Rehabilitation Center
Ardell
Laurel Blaise
Iowa
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Eldorado
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Ella Mowry
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Bart Fleming
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Antone Zweibhohmer
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Schmitz and Sons
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Joseph Vaps
St. Joseph’s Catholic’ Church
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Everett Cahill
Harris
Fernando Belaunde Terry
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Latin America
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Eiesnhower
Lodge
William Scranton
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Harold Stassen
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U.N
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