Weather and notices from Daily Record column
Weather data shared for multiple stations with rainfall totals barometer and humidity at noon. Births, deaths, and divorce petitions listed for Mercy hospital Marion and Cedar Rapids area. Names include Claude Andrews Center Point Melvin Wise Deborah drive Marion Richard Hingtgen Norman Benderson Allan Savage and more with addresses and dates.
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Claude Andrews
Center Point
Melvin Wise
Williams Boulevard
Richard Hingtgen
Fifteenth Avenue
Marion
Marvin Knipp
Bae Deborah Drive
Gerald Skilling
Second Avenue
Gas spill fire report at Fortysecond and Ozark streets
Fire units responded after spilled gasoline produced a burning odor near a car upset at Fortysecond and Ozark NE. A house at 2501 Franklin Avenue NE was affected. Reports note charitable fund contributions by local firms, led by Iowa Illinois Gas and Electric Co., with Cedar Rapids employees donating $3,499.36 across 122 workers.
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Ozark
Franklin Avenue
Geographic
Ban on Barnett Speech Refused by Judge
Detroit district judge dismissed a case attempting to bar Governor Barnett from speaking at a University event. The disputed will and a 14-year-old suit are referenced amid controversy over the plan to host Barnett, with coverage noting the timing and channel for the broadcast.
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Detroit
Thaddeus Mackrowicz
Mississippi
Gov. Barnett
University of
Bromwell to speak at Apollo Commandery dinner in Cedar Rapids
Representative James F. E. Bromwell of Cedar Rapids will address about 150 guests at a Saturday night dinner sponsored by Apollo Commandery Knights Templar. The Embassy club venue hosts the event with a Masonry in World Affairs theme. Vernor J. Benda of Cedar Rapids is honored for his new role as eminent grand warder for the Iowa Grand Commandery after serving as local commander and recorder. A reception will follow the dinner and program.
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ULS
James FE
Bromwell
Cedar Rapids
Apollo Commandery
Knights Templar
Embassy Club
Vernor Jv.benda
Grand Commandery
Iowa
Senate stalls on grain sale debate amid bipartisan clash
Senators Mansfield Humphrey and Fulbright clash with Mundt over a $827 million grain sale framework tied to Hungary and Russia. Mundt presses an export bank insurance plan for U S loans while Mansfield argues the transactions are trade channels not aid. Fulbright notes Export Import Bank insurance fees and prior uses in Yugoslavia and other nations.
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Mansfield
Sen. Tower
Texas
Kennedy
Mundt
Hungary
Humphrey
Sen
Fulbright
D. Ark
Flaor
Russia
Senate
Yugoslavia
Boycott Update and Spy Accusations Across the Iron Curtain
The report tracks Barghoorn's alleged espionage links as Russian authorities hold him for 15 days and promise responses to U.S. inquiries. Soviet media celebrate the Nov 16 1983 accord as expanding Soviet American cooperation while Mrs Khrushchev helps run the Soviet American Institute behind the scenes. American diplomats attend or miss sessions as Fay Kohler travels for administrative business in Copenhagen.
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Ran
Barghoorn
U.S
Legal fines and judgments from mixed municipal cases
Various residents face fines for traffic and nuisance violations including speeding, failing to yield, improper passing, excessive noise, disobeying school signs, and drunkenness with amounts ranging from 10 to 30 days suspended sentence. Judgments entered include Cryovac Credit Union and Sanitary Farm Dairy cases with sums of 251.08 and 76.77 respectively. other civil actions listed.
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Lawrence J. Hayes
Tenth Avenue
Virgil ¥. Cerveny
Fairfax
Alberta
B Avenue NE
Carl L Hemphill
Route One
Toddville
Lawrence E. Lovell
Mechanicsville
Franklin D. Murphy
Fifth Street
Hegal
Douglas A. Hiland
Twentieth Street
William A. Wheeler
Cryovac Credit Union
Donald E. Davis
Bervid Oi Co, Inc
Ralph and
Betty Aten
Sanitary Farm Dairy Ve. Mary and
Car E. Gulick
Sigmund Wolf
Dairy Herd At Oakdale To Be Sold
OTTUMWA AP report notes the Oakdale Sanatorium plans to sell its dairy herd and lease the land. The Iowa Board of Regents voted 7 to 2 to proceed with the sale and the private sale date is set for March 1, 1965, with the sanatorium to continue milking operations until then. The herd totals 65 cows within a 170 head operation, employing four to five workers seasonally.
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Oakdale
Ottumwa
Spndal
Garstlo
AMES
State Board of
Oakdales
Maurice Crabbe
Eagle
Grove
William Noeh
Spencer
Milo Wynn
II Dairy
Six Charged in Series of Wild Ottumwa Parties
John David Manley a 17 year old on leave from the navy was arraigned on a rape charge before Judge Willard Dullard. He pleaded innocent and was jailed in a $5,000 bond pending a preliminary hearing in November.
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John David Manley
Navy
Willard Dullard
Deaths and civic notices from Cedar Rapids area
Obituary and public notices from Cedar Rapids detail Joseph Klima 72 a retired railroad telegraph operator dying at home after a long illness born August 27 1881 in Bohemia married Gertrude O'Brien January 1 1925 in Cedar Rapids survived by his wife two sons two daughters eleven grandchildren seven great grandchildren and other relatives. Also reported are juvenile case details from a police investigation multiple resignations in Linn County government and a university land vote affecting fraternity and sorority housing developments.
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Josephv. Naima
Javenue NE
Rocky Istana Railroad
Cedar I Rapids
Bohemia
Gertrude O'Brien
Cedar Rapids
Joseph Klima, Jr
Dearld O'Brien
Elen Mills
Corvallis
Ore
Lester Holmes
Klima
Immaculate Conception
Culate Conception Church
Dennis
Rt. Cottrell
William A. Roach
Robert
St. John’s Cemetery
Turner Chapel
Mike Brooks
Msgr
Roach
Henry
Chapel
Dan
Buskirk
City Inspectors Begin a Survey Of C R Homes
City health officials announce a staged survey of all residential properties in the city by four official housing inspectors. John Seaton says residents should verify badge and photo ID with the health department if any doubt arises about inspector credentials.
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C.R. Homes
The
Safety Department
First Avenue
Health Department
John Seaton
Seaton
Department of Health
Kennedy Security Debate Over Car Route Cited
Eyewitness described a midtown intersection where President Kennedy was exposed to risks as the Secret Service kept silent. Police pressed authorities to prevent harm, noting the service can override even the President when security is at stake.
Britain Will Stand Firm on Moscow Policy, Butler Says
London AP Foreign Secretary R A Butler said the Soviet Union's aims remain unchanged despite Westward moderation. He told Parliament that flexibility does not mean weakness and Britain will uphold Western cohesion and nuclear deterrence, dismissing claims negotiations would weaken the alliance. He spoke amid Labor criticisms of costly deterrence.
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London
R. A. Butler
Soviet Union
House of Comandns
Foreign Office
Ale Douglas-Home
Butler
Britain
Moscow
Sir Alec
Harold Macmillan
Western Alliance
Patrick Walker
Laborite
Leborites
Autos Collide Involving Teens Leaves Minor Injuries
Two cars collided at Sixteenth Avenue and Third Street SW on Thursday. Marlene Blackman 20 of Watkins and Carol J. Welsh 19 of Norway sustained minor injuries and were treated at Mercy Hospital. Welsh driven car collided with Stotts driven car. Stotts 32 arraigned on false uttering of a check, facing next Wednesday plea. Police indicate Stotts cashed bad checks totaling near $400 in Cedar Rapids area in 1960.
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Marlene Blackman
Watkins
Carol J. Welsh
Norway
Sixteenth Avenue
Third Street
Mercy Hospital
Miss Welsh
Stotts
Cedar Rapids
Sloits
Cedar Rap- Toledo
Alids
Parole Revoked for Cedar Rapids Man in Drunk-Driving Case
Cedar Rapids man Joseph Louis Prachar 56 had his parole revoked after a fifth drunk driving arrest. He must serve three years in state penitentiary at Ft. Madison for the third offense. Court records show prior convictions in Linn and Johnson counties between 1951 and 1962. William Richard Edgerly 45 of Mt. Vernon faced a second offense drunk driving charge with arraignment set for Nov. 20 before Judge Charles Penningroth after arrest near Mt. Vernon on Highway 30. Max W. Cochran 31 of Cedar Rapids pled guilty to rape before Judge Maxwell, with sentencing deferred to Nov. 21. Cochran is charged with assaulting a 12-year-old girl.
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Cedar Rapids
State
Ft. Madison
Joseph Louis Prachar
Cedar
Vernon
Johnson County
Linn County
William Richard Edgerly
Mt. Vernon
Charles Penningroth
Max W. Cochran
First Street
B. J. Maxwell
Maxwell
New Light Shed on Brown Death
County Attorney Jack Fulton said preliminary autopsy results in the death of Gus Brown, Jr. reveal an affliction that could have caused his death rather than a broken neck. Brown, who lived in Cedar Rapids, died Nov. 7 after arrest on an intoxication charge on Nov. 2 at a Cedar Rapids tavern.
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Jack Fulton
Gus Btown, Jr
Brown
Route Three
Cedar Rapids
Patton
Vietnam Losses Mount in Bloodiest Week Of War
SAIGON AP reports South Vietnam endured its bloodiest seven days of the war. Government forces suffered 925 casualties in the week ending Wednesday, the highest toll since the conflict began. Communist guerrilla losses were also heavy, government officials said.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
U. S
AMA Opposition to Kennedy Indicates Shift
At the Puerto Rican Medical Assn. convention in San Juan, AMA president Dr. Edward Annis signaled possible opposition to President Kennedy in next year’s election. He called the president a political captive of supporters of the King-Anderson bill aimed at providing medical aid to the elderly tied to Social Security.
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San Juan
Themerican Medical Assn
Kennedy
Puerto Rican Medical Assn
Edward Annis
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Hogan
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Fourth Street
Linn District Court of Als
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