Five day forecast and wide range temperatures across major cities
The report lists highs and lows for Thursday with precipitation totals for multiple cities including Bismarck Mineapolis Chicago New Orleans Denver New York Duluth Omaha Los Angeles Phoenix Miami Seattle and notes a cool start then warming near the weekend with little expected rain. It also provides normals and a detailed hourly weather snapshot and a long list of local births, marriages, and police alerts.
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Bismarck
Mineapolis
Chicago
N. Orleans
Denver
New York
Duluth
Omaha
L. Angeles
Phoenix
Miami
Seattle
Nixon Aims To Shape Foreign Policy Debate At Airport
Nixon said there is a wrong impression about war chances if Republicans win and that Democratic bungling on foreign policy makes foreign affairs the campaign’s main issue. He warned against four more years under Johnson and planned to fly to Cedar Rapids.
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Davenport
Richard Nixon
Johnson
Nixon
Cedar Rapids
Fulton ruling prompts audit of 1963 county operations
Auditors compile the 1963 Fulton county operations audit as three supervisors receive copies of the ruling. At appointment, the board included Anthony Scolaro and Dudley Henderson, with Miles Sutera replaced by Floyd Emmons.
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Fulton
Floyd Emmons
Dudley Henderson
Anthony Scolaro
Bergman
Board of Supervisors
Miles Sutera
Emmons
Goldbergs Return From 28 Day World Trip
Supreme Court Justice and Mrs. Arthur Goldberg have returned from a 28 day trip around the world.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Arthur Goldberg
City Briefs Stolen Batteries and Local Ads Digest
City note reports four batteries stolen Thursday night from a city tractor at Van Vechten Park SE with $35 loss. The page lists numerous local ads including beadles barber shop open after illness, brunch at Embassy club with Shriners tickets, a Pilot rummage sale, Norfolk Island Pine trees for sale, Syrian Lebanese dinner at St. John’s Orthodox Coliseum, sewing classes, NAACP meeting details, city market hours, dental office move, insurer relocation, a moving sale, and a bowling promo at Magnificent Tropic Lanes.
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van Vechten Park SE
Khanh Plans Return to Duty If People Want Him Stay Premier
Major Gen. Nguyen Khanh said he will resume military duties but will accept the draft if the people want him to remain prime minister as civilian control is established. A 17 man council is set to take over South Vietnam from Khanh’s caretaker regime by Oct. 27.
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Nguyen Khanh
South Vietnam
Khanh
Obituary of Fidelia M Crafton Cedar Rapids Widow
Fidelia M Crafton 92 widow of James Henry Crafton died Friday after a long illness in Cedar Rapids born March 3 1872 in Perry Illinois She lived with her daughter Mrs Wagner after her husband’s death in 1939 Surviving include daughter brother Amos Schaffnit and one granddaughter Services at First Congregational Church with burial in Woodland Cemetery Quincy Ill Friends may call Beatty Bearle Funeral Home Memorials to church fund.
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Fidelia M. Crafton
James Henry Crafton
Cedar Rapids
Perry
Ill
J. Richard Wagner
Beatty-Bearle
Death of Albert Martina Cedar Rapids resident at 61
Albert Martina 61 of 2436 Fruitland Boulevard SW Cedar Rapids died Thursday night after a lingering illness. Born April 4 1903 in Prairieburg he married Rosetta Van Velkinburg April 3 1928 in Iowa City. Survived by wife stepson Ray Kessell three grandchildren two brothers and three sisters memorial services Monday 1 30 p m at Hesser Memorial chapel with Rev William Harnish burial Cedar Memorial friends may call after 4 p m Saturday
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Albert Martina
Fruitland Boulevard
Cedar Rapids
Prairieburg
Rosetta van Velkinburg
Iowa City
Penick & Ford
Ray Kessell
Frank
St. Paul
Tom Short
Lisbon
Joseph Ruley
Oxford Junction
Anna Anderson
Minneapolis
Hesser Memorial
William Harnish
Hus Memorial Presbyterian Church
Cedar Memorial
Benjamin W. Eby 87 Dies in Cedar Rapids
Benjamin W. Eby 87 longtime Williams & Hunting Millwork Co. employee died at 11 50 a m Thursday in Cedar Rapids born Jones County Oct 23 1876 moved to Cedar Rapids in 1924 survived by six daughters and three sons plus eighteen grandchildren and several great grandchildren services at Beatty Bearle funeral home 1 30 p m Monday burial Linwood cemetery friends may call after 1 p m Saturday
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First Street
Williams & Hunting Millwork Co
Jones County
Cedar Rapids
Charlotte Young
Mae Ambuehl
Gloria Bobst
Monticello
Frances Kilgore
Pleasant Valley
Harriet Skinner
Gardena
Calif
Buelah Carden
Santa Ana
Walter
Scotch Grove
Thaine
Hiawatha
Duane Eby
Beatty-Bearle Funeral Home
Linwood Cemetery
Hakert Rites Held for Cedar Rapids Native at 74
William H. Hakert 74 of 3017 Eleventh avenue SF died Friday after a short illness. Born 1890 in Littleport Louisiana he worked at Mercy hospital until retirement. Survived by three stepdaughters Helen Hitchcock Waterloo Frances Meese Edgewood Marion Krejci Cedar Rapids one stepson Loren Purvis California a brother Edward and a sister Mrs Paul Kafer Littleport. Wife Agnes died September 13. Hakert was a member.
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William H. Hakert
Eleventh Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Littleport
Mercy Hospital
Helen Hitchcock
Waterloo
Frances Meese
Edgewood
Marion Krejci
Loren Purvis
California
Edward
Paul Kafer
Agnes
Hakert
Former Cedar Rapids athlete Fitzpatrick dies in California
Louis B. Fitzpatrick 55 of Costa Mesa Calif former Cedar Rapids resident died suddenly after a heart attack Wednesday night. He was an All-State football and basketball star at Washington high school. Survived by wife Margaret son Dennis daughter Kathy three brothers two sisters mother and one granddaughter. Services Saturday at 11 a.m. in Costa Mesa.
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Louis B. Fitzpatrick
Costa Mesa
Calif
Cedar Rapids
Fitzpatrick
Washington High School
Margaret
Dennis
Kathy
John A. Paulsen Turner Chapel Service Saturday
John A Paulsen will be honored at a service at Turner Chapel at 1 30 p m Saturday conducted by Dr Jackson Burns Burial follows at Cedar Memorial cemetery
New York City School Buses Resume After Shutdown
The city’s largest bus carrier ended a four day suspension that forced 87 000 children to miss classes or rely on car pools. Robert Wagner intervened to restore service by month’s end, with the disruption blamed on mechanical failures and unsafe vehicles in a union jurisdictional dispute.
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New York
Robert Wagner
Boastful heckler eggs Douglas-Home in England
In Limehurst England a heckler threw an egg that hit Prime Minister Sir Alec Douglas-Home on his back and splattered his blue suit. Another egg skimmed the car top. A party member quoted the PM joking it was a heavy pat. Police arrested a young man in the crowd.
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Limehurst
England
UPI
Alec Douglas-Home
Alec
Dock Strikers Ordered Back on Jobs
The AFL-CIO International Longshoremen's Association ordered 60,000 striking dockworkers to return to work at Atlantic and Gulf ports at 7 PM New York time, under a federal court restraining order issued after President Johnson declared a national emergency. The ruling averts a broader shutdown and may extend into 10 days with an 80 day cooling off period to determine future actions.
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New York
Afl-Cio International Longshoremen’s Assn
Atlantic
Gulf Ports
Frederick Bryan
Johnson
U.S
Bryan
Gulf
Nixon to attend GOP rally at Roosevelt Hotel
The Linn County Republican headquarters announced that former Vice-President Richard Nixon will appear Friday afternoon with Lt. Gov. William Mooty and Solicitor General Wilbur Bump. A $25 plate fund-raiser begins at 6:30 p.m. Nixon arrives at 4:25 p.m. at Municipal airport.
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Linn County
Republican
Richard M. Nixon
William L. Mooty
Wilbur Bump
G.O.P
James Bramwell
Washington
Roosevelt Hotel
Nixon
Municipal Airport
Robert Ray
Evan Hultman
Robert Hill
U. S
Mexico
Something's Wrong with the Campaign says Eisenhower
Dwight Eisenhower told United Press International during a World’s Fair visit that something is wrong with the presidential campaign. He said he cannot define the issues and the campaign is in a confused state of affairs while noting the race is becoming too personal.
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Dwight Eisenhower
Campainn
United Press International
Johnson
Sen
Goldwater
Morley Man Pleads Innocent To Drunk Driving Charge
Walter R. Meader, 47, of Morley, pled innocent to a drunk driving charge filed after a Sept. 19 arrest in Mt. Vernon for erratic driving. Court actions include a dismissed case James B. Coonsey vs. Clarence R. Stanford and a judgment in E. W. Gordon vs. Arthur Hoeppner and Maidean Hoeppner granting $1,350 to the plaintiff for rent.
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Walter R. Meader
Morley
Meader
Mt. Vernon
James B. Coonsey
Clarence R. Stanford
E. W. Gordon
Arthur Hoeppner
Maidean Hoeppner
103 Medal of Honor Winners Attend First Diner in Honor
In New York AP reports 103 of 282 living Medal of Honor recipients gathered Thursday night for the first dinner held in their honor. The event highlighted valor with veterans from multiple conflicts and marked a rare public assembly of the nation’s top combat awardees.
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New York
Bromwell Rejects Debate Bid In Campaign
Congressman Jim Bromwell, Republican of the Second District, issued a Washington statement rejecting a debate with Democratic opponent Marion Culver. He said debating would not be useful and that his voting record is not debatable. He will continue public appearances and will outline programs for his next term.
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Washington
Marion
John Culver
Bramwell
Lyndon Johnson
Dubuque
League of Women Voters
Congress
Calif Students Defy Officials in Berkeley Protest
A 3,500 strong student mob rallied at the University of California in Berkeley to oppose a campus ban on fundraising for off campus political causes. The march followed eight expulsions for rule violations, and a non-student, Jack Weinberg, was detained on trespass charges after refusing to stop soliciting. Police reported a police car wrecked during the demonstrations as crowds gathered and clashed with authorities.
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