Weekend Weather And Local Births In One Gazette
A Saturday to Sunday forecast calls for cloudy skies and light snow spreading across the state with a colder northeast and cooler southwest, highs in the teens to upper 20s. The report lists temperatures in many cities and notes a trace of precipitation, plus wind and sunset times. Birth notices from St. Luke's and multiple communities record newborns and growing families across Marion, Anamosa, Oelwein, and others, including several service updates.
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Ornapolis
Bismarck
Ea N. Orleans
Chica
Ul New York
D. Mo
Omaha
Jack Vile
Phoenix
L. Angeles
Seattle
Cedar Rapids Santa Dies After Act for Chamber
George Lewis Reynolds 65 of 21014 Sixth Avenue SW died en route to a hospital after performing as Santa Claus in Cedar Rapids. A longtime Clinton resident, he had been Santa here for three years and earlier in Clinton for many years. Survivors include wife Vera Felker, a son Jeremiah, a daughter Mrs. Lee Voege, seven grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Services pending.
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George Lewis Reynolds
Sixth Avenue
Santa Claus
Chamber of Commerce
Cedar Rapids
Mr. Reynolds
Clinton
Streator
Ill
Vera Felker
Chicago
Northwestern Railroad
IOOF
Maine Lodge
Grace Episcopal Church
Jeremiah
Lee Voege
Gladbrook
Turner’s
Congolese rebel leader arrives in equatorial Sudan
The Middle East News Agency says Christophe Gbenye, a Congo rebel leader, arrived in equatorial Sudan on a Saturday.
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Sudan
Cairo
Middle East
Christophe Gbenye
Equatorial
Cedar Rapids Gazette publication details 1883 pricing
The Cedar Rapids Gazette established in 1883 by The Gazette Co published daily and Sunday at 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa. Night edition six issues for 25 a month and 13 a year. afternoon editions and Sunday seven issues for 1.35 a month or 7d a year. Subscriptions in other states and U S territories 23.40 a year. No mail subscriptions in towns with Gazette carrier service. The Associated Press owns republication rights for local news.
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Cedar Rapids
the Gazette Co
Third Ave SE
Iowa
Owa
U. S. Territories
Hospital Relocation Marks Move to Livingston NJ
St Barnabas Medical Center transfers 150 patients from Newark to a newly built 650‑bed Livingston facility. Ambulances line up with 60 ambulances and 200 volunteers as police escorts guide groups to the new site scheduled to begin at 9 a.m. Sunday after a November dedication.
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St. Barnabas Medical Center
Newark
Livingston
Richard Hughes
Hypnotism Aids Woman In Birth
Houston AP reports Mrs Roy Allen Cason Jr underwent hypnosis during the birth of a son on Thursday and carried him out of the delivery room. The same technique aided the birth of her older child Roy Allen III now 17 months. Baby Michael Dean weighed 7 pounds 3 ounces.
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Houston
Roy Allen Cason, Jr
Roy Allen III
Man Kills Self After $17,000 Gambling Loss in Beirut
In Beirut a man identified as Mohammed Khalife shot himself in a casino washroom after gambling losses reached $17,000. Police reported the death occurred Thursday night at the Las Vegas style resort.
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Beirut
Mohammed Khalife
Ga zette Want Ads Offer Unbeatable Savings
A grocer urges readers to use Gazette Want Ads to save money on shopping. The pitch highlights discounts and easy access to advertised deals, inviting customers to compare prices and shop through the paper’s listings.
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Shop Gazette
Deaths Fred Feller 75 longtime Cedar Rapids resident
Fred Feller 75 of 635 Thirty-third Street NE died Saturday after a lingering illness. Born June 23 1889 in Pleasant Hill Missouri he married Bertie May Troupe June 23 1910. He was chief engineer for Colonial Bakery before retiring in 1954 and had lived in Cedar Rapids 35 years. Survived by his wife three sons Mel G. of Clinton Norman F. of Cincinnati and Fred C. Jr. of Cedar Rapids one daughter Mrs Donald Burgus of Cedar Rapids ten grandchildren fifteen great grandchildren three brothers and one sister. Burial Mt Calvary with military services by Hanford post American Legion. Memorial services time to be announced. Friends may call after 1 p.m. Monday.
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Fred Feller
Thirty-third Street
Pleasant Hill
Bertie May Troupe
Feller
Colonial Bakery
Cedar Rapids
Mel G
Clinton
Norman F
Cincinnati
Ohio
Fred C. Jr
Donald Burgus
Morris and
Harley
Ft. Atkinson
Wis
Charles
Rock Island
Louis Larson
Madison
Modern Woodmen of America
The
Oddfellows
Hesser
Frank, Jr
William C
Edward
Andrew Jennings
Immaculate Conception
William Roach
Mt. ‘Calvary
Hanford Post
American Legion
Men’s Catholic Order of Foresters
St. Margaret’s Circle
Brady’s
Obituary of Herman P. Michel Cedar Rapids Worker Veteran
Herman P. Michel 57 longtime Hawkeye Lumber Co. employee and World War II veteran of Cedar Rapids died after a long illness. Born September 13, 1907 in Atkins he is survived by son Herman Michel Jr and daughters Ramona Betty June Carol plus twins Robert and Roberta and three stepchildren, 12 grandchildren, and brother Paul Michel. Funeral services are Turner’s at noon Tuesday with burial at Cedar Memorial. friends may call the chapel.
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Herman P. Michel
Soutter Avenue
Hawkeye Lumber Co
Cedar Rapids
Atkins
Herman Michel, Jr
Ramona Michel
Betty Cook
Scotch Grove
June Carol Byam
Vinton
Robert
Roberta Michel
Paul Michel
Cedar Falls
Michel
Lutheran Church
Turner’s
Cedar Memorial
Grant Childs, Taft hotel figure and WWI veteran, dies
Grant Lefty Childs, longtime Taft hotel figure and retired Quaker Oats employee, a World War I veteran who served in the navy, died Friday after a sudden illness. He was born January 9, 1896, in Ashland, Oregon. Memorial services will be held at Turner’s at a later time, with burial at Oak Hill.
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Grant
Lefty
Childs
Taft Hotel
Navy
Ashland
Ore
Turner’s
Oak Hill
Funeral services set for Frank J Jennings 67 Cedar Rapids resident
Frank J Jennings 67 of 521 Twelfth Street SE Cedar Rapids died Saturday after a three week illness at Veterans Hospital Iowa City He was born March 19 1897 in Iowa City and lived in Cedar Rapids 45 years He married Annette Beatty in 1920 and was a World War I veteran with memberships in the American Legion Modern Woodmen of America and Secretary of St Josephs Catholic Order of Foresters He is survived by his wife and daughter Rose Mary Miner of Vinton
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Frank J. Jennings
Twelfth Street
Veterans Hospital
Iowa City
Cedar Rapids
Annette Beatty
American Legion
Modern Woodmen of America
St. Joseph’s Catholic Order of Foresters
Annette
Rose Mary Miner
Vinton
Obituary notices list funeral services across multiple churches
The page records cremations and burials for individuals including Ignace Pospishil Lillian M Beck Fern Turnipseed Everard Anderson Jiruska Fannie Ward Elza Albert Anna Martha Coon Jesse Floyd Wensel Joseph F Schultz Madeline Halse Irving Narber with services at Turner's Cedar Memorial Linwood Hamburg St Pauls Methodist church and military by VFW all in Monday or Tuesday sessions led by various reverends including Drahoyzal Warren L Feller Don L Anderson Fred R Gottwald Marion Williams and Bar ton G Murray.
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Strawberry Point
Lena Adams
Gill’s
Edgewood
Sigourney
Anderson Clubb
Methodist Church
Waukon
Dena Andre
Minneapolis
Old East Paint Creek
Martin’s
Anamosa
E. J. Michels
Dowagiac
Mich
Goettsch’s
Oelwein
Arnold Simonsen
Fairbank
Hintz
Postville
Alvin Walby
Frankvile Community Church
Cynthia Bartlett
Baxter’s
Wyoming
Charles Dawes
Hayden’s. Toledo
Glenn Strnley
Silver Spring
Henderson’s. Tama
Joseph F. Brickner
St Patrick’s Church
Mason’s
Coon
Anna Martha
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Jackson Burns
Johnson Chapel
Hamburg
Turner’s
Wensel
Jesse Floyd
Turner
Jack L. Hicks
Cedar Memorial
Schultz
Joseph F
D. A. Loferski
Crescent Lodge
Masonic Hall
Neville
Madeline Halse
Theodore Youngquist
Narber, Irving — Turner
A. J. Stokes
VFW
Airlift missions during Congo operation praised for crews
The 464th troop carrier wing from Pope AFB and U S bases in Europe supplied planes for the Stanleyville and Paulis airlift. Guards from the 2nd Infantry Division accompanied the flights. Isaacson said rebel fire caused minimal grounding and crews often flew for 48 hours before finding a second wind.
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Stanleyville and
Paulis
464Th
Pope Air Base
N. C
U. S
Europe
Second Infantry Division
Isaacson
Camp Good Health In Memory of Bess Mc Crea Fund
Memorial noting donations from Mrs. H. L. Guidinger and Mrs. Charles E. Martin each ten dollars. A separate message honors Mother from E. H. and notes in memory of brother Marvin R. Nove. Mentions a previous balance on the 1965 camp budget.
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Bess McCrea
H. L. Guidinger
Charles E. Martin
E. H
Marvin R
White House Receives Sargent Painting From Mrs Warren
The Mosquito Net by John Singer Sargent is presented to the White House in memory of President Kennedy. Mrs Whitney Warren of San Francisco announced the gift, and the work hangs in the second floor oval room. It shows a young woman on a bed under a mosquito net. The painting is noted as one of Sargent’s favorites.
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Washington
John Singer Sargent
White House
Kennedy
Whitney Warren
San Francisco
Sargent
Radio DJs dispute payola presence in New York
Local disk jockeys from WWRL Queens WINS New York and WOR dispute payola claims saying payoffs are rare and accusing record companies of no bribes. King Cole notes policy against pushes while Stan Burns says New York radio is clean and Barry Farber recalls only candy gifts at Christmas.
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King Coleman
WWRL
Queens
New York
Stan Burns
WINS
Barry Farber
WOR
Government rejects claim of Congo military intervention
Washington reports the U.S. government on Saturday dismissed the accusation that it has intervened militarily in the Congo. The denial follows recent regional tensions and questions about American involvement.
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Washington
U.S
Congo
Rates Rights Act Success for First 5 Months
Washington AP says Burke Marshall the Justice Department civil rights chief calls the Civil Rights Act of 1964 an overwhelming success in its first five months. He says it brought racial injustice under the law’s machinery and halted street repression. He praised the act in a Chicago speech but was sidelined by flu.
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Washington
Burke Marshall
Justice Department
Marshall
Illinois Chamber of Commerce
Global solidarity pledges against imperialism in Chinese and Congolese statements
A global broadcast urges unity against U S imperialism. It cites Chinese and Vietnamese struggles as proof of triumph, pledges Congo’s eventual victory, and calls for worldwide action to defeat imperialist forces and liquidate evildoers.
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U.S
Egyptian apology follows embassy protests in Cairo
Egypt apologized to the United States for Thanksgiving day forays by African students on the American embassy protesting Congo actions. Cairo delivered a note to Ambassador Lucius Battle and pledged to negotiate compensation for the burned Kennedy library and other damages estimated around a quarter million dollars.
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Cairo
Congo
U.S
Lucius Battle
Brazilian political figures linked to Brizola era cited
The text links Joaquim Jose Felizardo nephew of Luis Carlos Prestes and Florinano Maia Davila attorney general of Rio Grande do Sul to the Brizola period 1958 1962. It notes Porto Alegre troops stopping searches at city entry points and reinforced border patrols on the Uruguayan frontier to prevent unauthorized cross overs.
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Ers
Joaquim Jose Felizardo
Communist Party
Luis Carlos Prestes
Florinano Maia Davila
Rio Grande
Brizola
Porto Alegre
Goulart
Translation trouble noted by Tass Agency
Tass translation confusion led to a false report that President Johnson planned to meet Soviet leaders Brezhnev and Kosygin. The White House denied any such plans, and a Tass spokesman explained the English to Russian to English translation error dropped the negative.
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Moscow
Tass
Johnson
Communist Party
Leonid Brezhnev
Alexei Kosygin
Britain backs single alliance over NATO divisions
Berlin AP report quotes Sir Frank Roberts, British ambassador to West Germany, arguing Britain supports one North American Europe alliance and rejects a separate European bloc, noting the US bears most NATO costs and holds most nuclear power. He spoke at a luncheon with foreign and German reporters.
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Berlin
Frank Roberts
West Germany
Britain
North America
Europe
NTO
Frank
NATO
U.S
Canada
United States of America
U.S.A
City Briefs Report Teen Injuries From Separate Accidents
Arm injury to Julie Steeple ton 17 of 601 Forty first street NE treated at Mercy hospital after a collision in the 400 block of Twelfth street NE. Steven Carfrae 17 of 3012 Eastern avenue NE suffered head and neck injuries in a two car crash at First avenue and Twenty seventh street NE. released from Mercy hospital. Gloria Morgan 17 of 508 Forest drive SE treated for feet and leg injuries after a one car crash south of Marion.
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Julie Steepleton
Forty-first Street
Mercy Hospital
Twelfth Street
Steven Carfrae
Eastern Avenue
First Avenue
Twenty-seventh Street
Gloria Morgan
Forest Drive
Marion
Elaborate Security For Pope on Journey
Security plans were set for Pope Paul VI from Vatican departure to return for his India trip. Italian Vatican and Indian authorities will guard the pontiff on the Bombay journey, the longest ever by a pope. Passengers on the Pope’s Rome–Bombay flight must surrender luggage with keys a day early.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
Vatican
India
Bombay
Rome
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St. Luke's
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van Horne
Dale I. Gerdts
Ninth Street
Jack J. LaTour
Sixteenth Avenue
William H. Kindahl
Orren D. Sterner
Tipton
Clarence Meskimen
Harold Roberts
Fourth Avenue
Paul Whitters
John Gates
A Avenue NW
Terry Canning
Seventeenth Avenue
Lyle Matthews
Chamber Santa
Associated Press
Jersey
John K. Lapes
Corps of Midshipmen
U.S. Naval Academy
Annapolis
Philadelphia
Army
Herman Michel
Grant Childs
Frank J. Jennings, Sr
Pospishil, Ignace
Mike” Kuba
Jerry Drahoyzal
5Th Ave
Stewie Ee Ese
Theodore Roosevelt
Pierson’s
Ellis Blvd
Brazil
Tass Agency
Nowak Monument CO
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