Weekend forecast cools as cloudiness increases across Iowa
Iowa forecast calls for increasing cloudiness and a turn to colder conditions Sunday with highs in the 30s north to 40s south. Snow flurries are possible in the northeast, with partly cloudy conditions Sunday night and Monday. Low temperatures dip to the 20s, little change Monday. The data also notes regional high and low readings for several cities and a string of local obituaries and notices.
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Chicago
Miami
Denver
Minneapolis
Des Moines
Moline
Pares
New York
Yoworth
Omaha
Los Angeles
Seattle
Memphis
Washington
Iowa
NATO's push for preconsultation and deterrent goals debated
The piece explains von Brentano's push for compulsory consultation among NATO members before major decisions and explores U S aims on nuclear missiles bases. It contrasts Western hopes for rapid decisive actions with fears of surrendering sovereignty and the risk of veto like limits.
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von Brentano
NATO
United States
Europe
West Germany
Rome
U.S
Germany
Bathtub Tax Dropped in Los Angeles
Los Angeles officials voted to repeal the $12 annual bathtub tax on barber shops and similar establishments. Councilman Gordon Hahn recalled early city life with miners and prospectors patronizing baths and barbershops before heading to work, noting many left town with little money.
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Los Angeles
Pardner
Gordon Hahn
Cornpicker accident leaves Kenneth Rammelsburg injured
Kenneth Rammelsburg Atkins 21 was reported in good condition at St. Luke's hospital Saturday after a mangled hand injury in a corn picker accident.
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Atkins
Kenneth Rammelsburg
St. Luke’s Hospital
Soviet hints readiness to discuss arms at UN
A Soviet spokesman said the U N delegation was ready for any serious Western initiative on new disarmament talks. He blamed the stalemate on the American delegation and urged including all 82 U N members in a commission, while criticizing the Assembly's resolution as propagandistic and lacking concrete proposals.
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United Nations, N. Y
U.N
U.S
General Assembly
U. N
Assembly
Farm Output Seen Hitting Record Despite Controls
Chicago based report says 1957 farm production may top or match the all time record despite soil bank and acreage controls. Don Paarlberg argues controls cannot appreciably reduce output and outlines aims to spread new farming tech, sustain research and credit programs, and protect the family farm system amid rising efficiency.
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Chicago
Don Paarlberg
Agriculture Credit Conference
American Bankers Association
Paarlberg
William F. Kelly
ABA Credit Policy Commission
Tax Sale in Allamakee County Scheduled December 2
Delinquent tax sale for Allamakee County set for December 2 at 10 a.m. in the treasurer's courthouse office. The 1957 scavenger sale will occur at the same time and location.
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Waukon
Allamakee County
Voice Morocco to Tell of Sultan Visit in U S Radio
Voice of America will cooperate with Radio Morocco in 15 minute daily broadcasts detailing King Mohammed V's 16 day U S visit. Radio reports begin with his arrival in Washington and will air in Arabic and English via Voice and relayed to Rabat by Radio Morocco.
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Washington
INS
Voice of America
Radio Morocco
Mohammed V
U.S
Rabat
Radio
Morocco
B'nai B'rith Urges Civil Rights Commission Action
Washington AP B'nai B'rith urged the Civil Rights Commission to expose those encouraging violence to ensure Negroes may exercise constitutional rights. The call came during the 114th annual meeting as resolutions were prepared.
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Washington
B'nai B’rith
Civil Rights Commission
Jewish Service Organization
B'nai Brith
South
Barmore Convicted Of Boy Scout Murder
In Muskegon Michigan a jury found Herman Barmore guilty of second degree murder in the 1955 slaying of Peter Gorham a Boy Scout from Evanston NL The verdict ends a long puzzling case with Barmore facing up to life in prison sentencing was not scheduled by Circuit Judge Henry L Beers
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Muskegon
Mich
Michigan
New York
Herman Barmore
Evanston
Peter Gorham
Barmore
Henry L. Beers
Deaths Arthur V. Cox 65 Cedar Rapids native
Arthur V. Cox of 1531 Bever avenue SE died Saturday in a Cedar Rapids hospital. Born August 25 1892 in Bevier Missouri he worked 35 years at Universal Engineering. He was a widower with one daughter and several siblings. Services will be Tuesday at 2 PM at Rohn funeral home with Cedar Memorial burial.
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Arthur V. Cox
Bever Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Bevier
Cox
Universal Engineering Company
Gladys Palmer
Waterloo
Maine Lodge
Ceddar Rebekah Lodge
Fraternal Order of Eagles
the Foresters of America
Elmer Cox
Russell Cox
Chicago
Alden Morehouse
Nellie Cox
Kenneth Platz
Rohn
Cedar Memorial
Death of Mark Blake Five-year-old in Cedar Rapids
Mark Thomas Blake five year old son of Mr and Mrs Thomas W Blake died at the family home at 2 15 p m Saturday after a long illness He was born May 3 1952 in Cedar Rapids Surviving are his parents a sister Kim Kris tine the grandparents Frank Freytag Ray LeHew and great grandparents W O Blake Mitt Stoneking all of Cedar Rapids Ana casa Mt Vernon Funeral services will be at Beatty Bearle chapel at 1 30 p m Tuesday by Rev Jack Oliver with burial at Cedar Memorial Friends may call after 6 p m Sunday
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Mark Thomas Blake
Thomas W. Blake
Eighth Street
Mark
Cedar Rapids
Kim Kristine
Frank Freytag
Ray LeHew
W. O. Blake
Anamosa
Mitt Stoneking
Mt. Vernon
First Christian Church
Beatty-Bearle Chapel
Jack Oliver
Cedar Memorial
Kubik Services Set for Louis Kubik at Hus Memorial
Services for Louis Kubik, 77, of 512 Tenth Avenue SE, will be held Monday at 2 p.m. at Hus Memorial Presbyterian Church with Rev. Milo Filipi officiating. Burial will follow at Oak Hill. Friends may call at Bar ta-Hesser chapel from Sunday 2 p.m. until Monday 9 a.m.
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Kdabik
Louis Kubik
Tenth Avenue SE
Hus Memorial Presbyterian Church
Milo Filipi
Oak Hill
Barta-Hesser
Stern Services for Charles H Stern
Funeral services for Charles H Stern 3226 Third Avenue SW will be held at Rohn funeral home at 2 p m Monday conducted by Dr Elton D Wells Burial Linwood Friends may call at the funeral home today
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Stern
Charles H. Stern
Third Avenue
Rohn
Elton D>. Wells
Linwood
Ieall
Colombia Two Parties Endorse 12-Year Peace Power Split
In Bogota the Conservative and Liberal parties unite behind a 12-year power split plan to end bloodshed. They pledge support for a December plebiscite to approve a constitutional amendment creating an equal Congress and cabinet sharing, backed by the ruling military junta.
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Bogota
Colombia
National Congress
Widow Requests Leniency in Youth's Parole
Glenwood AP reports 21 year old Donald D. Roller of Pacific Junction had an eight year manslaughter sentence suspended and was granted bench parole after widow Avis Hatcher asked clemency. Judge Bennett Cullison paroled him to the State Parole Board for good behavior following the Aug 30 collision that killed Elwin Hatcher at Glenwood's south city limits.
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Glenwood
Bennett Cullison
Donald D. Roller
Pacific Junction
Anamosa Reformatory
State Parole Board
Avis Hatcher
Elwin Hatcher
Roller
Cullison
Retarded Children Fund Nears 25 Percent of Goal
The Linn County Association for Retarded Children reports $2,146 raised toward an $8,700 target in the first audit, Cedar Rapids firemen contributing $1,053 so far. Colbert notes strong public response and explains common questions about mental retardation and care.
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Linn County
James B. Colbert
Linn County Association For
Cedar Rapids
Colbert
Parole System To Be Studied By State Group
A five member committee appointed by Gov. Loveless will meet to study Iowa’s parole and pardon system and recommend legislative and administrative changes. Members include Dr. Paul Huston Prof. Walter Lunden Rep. Scott Swisher Rev. William Hawtrey and Mrs. Erwin Gottesch.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Gein Enters Hospital For Criminal Insane
Ed Gein was sent to Wisconsin's Central State Hospital for a 30 day observation after his murder and mutilation of a widow. Circuit Judge Bunde ordered mental experts to determine if Gein is insane now and at the time of the Plainfield store shooting last Saturday. District Attorney Eileen and defense counsel Belter agreed on the commitment before trial on the murder charge.
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Wautoma
Wis
Edward Gein
Wisconsin
Central State Hospital
Herbert A. Bunde
Gein
City Briefs Highlights From Cedar Rapids Clubs
Jaycee Toastmasters meet Monday at 5 45 p m in the Roosevelt hotel with speakers Gus Lebsock Henry Haegg Bill Dowd Don Fahrenkrog Marion Jones and John Naber Optimist Club Cedar Rapids speaker T M Ingersoll Highights of ABA Europe conference Rotary Club luncheon features Prof Leonard Schatzman Thanksgiving items offered by Krebs Dutch Girl YMCA Toastmasters and Hawkeye Toastmasters meet Monday Knights of Columbus honoraries to receive life memberships at dinner Social Film at Catholic Center Exchange Club speaker Australian teacher Cedar Rapids Stamp Club election of officers Adjustment Board meets Monday at 3 p m in city hall
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Jaycee
Jaycee Toastmasters Club
Roosevelt Hotel
Gus, Lebsock
Henry Haegg
Bill Dowd
Don Fahrenkrog
Marion Jones
John Naber
Rotary Club
Leonard Schatzman
Coe Department of Sociology
Sheraton-Montrose
National Defense
Optimist Club
T. M. Ingersoll
American Bar Association
Europe
Cedar Rapids
Roosevelt, Hotel
Woman Clubbed To Death In Colorado Slaying
In Cortez Colorado a 65 year old woman was bound with tape and beaten to death in her bed during a burglary. Her 74 year old husband George McEwen was found bound and critically beaten but survived. Authorities pursued two strangers linked to the crime as a statewide alert led to multiple detentions before release. The autopsy cites multiple head and body injuries as the cause of death with no sexual assault.
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Cortez
Colo
Willie McEwen
A. W. Anderson
McEwens
McEwen
Swedish Students Fined for Stealing Soviet Embassy Doorplate
In Stockholm two Swedish students paid a 30 dollar fine after prying off the Soviet embassy doorplate with a nail file. Police caught the culprits after Russian officials complained. An official apology to the Soviet embassy was prepared for delivery Monday.
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Stockholm
Swedish Foreign Office
Traer Commercial Club to Hold Annual Meeting
The Traer commercial club will hold its annual business meeting Monday at 6 30 p m in the Legion hall. A report on the possibility of direct telephone service between Traer Gladbrook and Reinbeck will be presented.
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TRAER
Traer Commercial Llub
Legion Hall
Gladbrook
Reinbeck
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University of Minnesota
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Third Avenue Southeast
Empire
Beatty-Beurle
Associated Press
Edward Dickenson
Cracker's Neck
Leavenworth
Kan
Dickenson
Voice and
Sultan
B'nai B'rith
Ambulance Emergency and Invalid Service, Inc
8Th Ave
OWA Memorial CO
T. B. Hlubucek
Mer
Abes
Newport
4Th St
Wilson Ave
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Truman Hanson
Second Avenue SE
J. J. Smpehl
the Gazette
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National Student Government Association
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Mt. Mercy College
Krebs
YMCA
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J. L. Dalton
Don Hansen
Don Loop
Ymca Toastmasters Club
Bishop’s Cafeteria
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Spencer Corsetter
Dorothy Ware
ORC Building
The
Cedar Rapids Hearing Society
of the
Moose
Hawkeye
Ted Capek
Jim Jarras
Dean Miller
Tom Termohlen
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Robert de Bont
K. of C
Catholic Center
Third Avenue SE
Exchange Club
Monte ‘Brown
Australia
Pierson’s Florists
Ellis Blvd
Stamp Club
Cedar Rapids Stamp Club
Greenlee Barbershop
Board of Adjustment
Rummy
John E. Lapes
3Rd Avenue
Mt. Vernon Avenue
Florist
Turner Service
Turner Chapel
Turner's
Oun
Turner & Son
2Nd Ave
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