Eight enlist in air force and six sign with army
The Daily Record notes eighteen enlistees from Cedar Rapids and surrounding areas joining the armed forces. Recruits include men in Air Force and Army from Cedar Rapids route 1 and nearby towns. details list names, ages, and home addresses. Weather forecast predicts fair to warm days with scattered showers to start the period and a general warming trend through Tuesday.
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Air Force
Army
Sateatat
Bea
Lowa
Iowa
Rarfal
Night Patrol Shift Nabs 567 Motorists
Night patrols on the state's highways arrested 867 drivers between midnight and dawn Saturday and Sunday, with 14 drunk driving arrests and many others cited for speeding and equipment violations. Several names and addresses appear among bond forfeitures and notices, alongside reports of recruits heading to active duty in San Diego.
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Des Moines
UPI
Town Highway Patrol
Maryings
James Machholz
Machholz
Five Die in Bogota Theater Stampede From False Alarm
In Bogota Colombia an erroneous fire alarm sparked a deadly stampede at a movie theater killing five people and injuring sixty authorities said. The tragedy highlights safety gaps as authorities investigate the incident and oversee hospital and emergency response.
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Bogota
Colombia
Hoover Opposes Federal Takeover of Local Police
Washington AP report quotes FBI Director J Edgar Hoover opposing any move for federal government control of local law enforcement. Hoover warns that ideas for federal crime commissions national clearinghouses and special prosecuting terms could threaten the U S system of government. First Plant Tokyo AP Tibet opens its first iron and steel plant on Sunday at ???
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FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
U.S
Tokyo
Tibet
Metati
Bhi
King Hussein Assails Russia at U.N. and Cedar Falls drugs case
At the U.N. assembly King Hussein denounced Russia while two men tied to a Cedar Falls narcotics raid were arraigned on illegal possession charges. Patrick Starbeck and Maxie Callahan, both 23, a former Marine and California residents, faced $3,000 bonds after police found two brown sacks in a suitcase. Both men claimed no knowledge of the narcotics.
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Jordan
Assembly
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U.N
Security Council
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Moscow
Falls
Hils
Molle
Two Killed in Prison Riot In Georgia
In Reidville Georgia two convicts were stabbed during a Monday prison riot. Guards quelled the disturbance. Investigators indicate only four inmates were involved. Crude knives fashioned from kitchen tools were used. Two others were wounded and no deaths reported.
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Reidsville Ga
Deaths of Howard Galbraith and Mearl Armstrong in Cedar Rapids
Death notices for Howard LeRoy Galbraith a Cedar Rapids resident of 43 years and a retired heating contractor aged 22? No, 1888 birth, died in hospital Sunday. Surviving wife son and daughter and grandchildren. Service details at Turner chapel and Cedar Memorial. Also notice for World War II veteran Mearl Armstrong Cedar Rapids resident for 30 years who died in Veterans Hospital Iowa City after long illness. Burials at Linwood and Oak Hill with American Legion military rites. callers may visit chapel.
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St. NE
Cedar Rapids
Rockford
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Melvin H
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Hazel Ackerly
S. F. Runkels
Miami, Fla
Galbraith
Kenwood Park Methodist Church
Knights of Pythias
Turner Chapel
Bernard Olson
Cedar Memorial
Mearl Armstrong
Alice Road
Veterans Hospital
Iowa City
Newhall
Are & Brother
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Atkins
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Troy Mills
Ray Arends
Ed Brecht
Ed Heiser
Chicago
J. Richard Wagner
Linwood
Hanford Post
American Legion
Will
Grim quote on greater Arab state aims risks conflict
United Arab Republic leader Hussein warned that the aim of a greater Arab state could be destruction for neighboring nations. His statement signals rising regional tensions and potential clashes among Arab governments seeking broader unity.
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United Arab Republic
Hussein
Shafer Given 50 Year Term For Murder
Russell F Shafer 32 Cedar Rapids was sentenced to 25 years in a state penitentiary for second degree murder in the slaying of Inez Ringgenberg Des Moines. The body was found stabbed along a rural road near Ankeny on April 26. An appeal bond was set at 75000 by Polk County District Judge Robert Jackson.
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UPI
Russel F. Shafer
Cedar i Rapids
Fort Madison
Shafer
Inez Ringgenberg
Polke County
Ringgenberg
Ankeny
Polk County
Robert Jackson
Shafee
Stolba Forecasts Cedar Rapids Biggest 1961 Paving Program
Public Improvements Commissioner Woody Stolba announced Cedar Rapids plans for a record paving year in 1961 with 49 projects in 1960 and a Jan 1 deadline for inclusion. The city will bid next spring as engineering capacity focuses on 1961 design. three weeks remain to finish the 1960 program with work continuing in southwest and remaining northeast streets.
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Petison
Woody Stolba
Cedar Rapids
Stolba
Cedar Rape
Penick and Ford Union Agree On New Three year Contract
Penick and Ford plant workers in Cedar Rapids move into a new three year pact with a wage reopening clause effective October 1. The deal includes a across the board raise and a 2 cent third shift increase, totaling about 10 cents hourly, plus a greatly improved pension plan. Union members ratified the contract at two meetings Friday.
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Penick and
Ford
Cedar Rapids
Grain Millers Focate 100
Mothers Run Private School Bus In Oklahoma City
Thirteen mothers formed a private bus line replacing car pools for 33 children at a Oklahoma City grammar and kindergarten. A nine year old bus was bought for 550 dollars and Lester Geer was hired as driver with Education officials approving the line.
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Oklahoma City
Sylvia Richardson
Lester Geer
Dr. Richardson
Two East Iowa Farmers Die in Tractor Upset
Verlin Nickell, 43, of Wellman, was killed Saturday when his tractor overturned on his farm, crushing him. The other farmer died in the incident, underscoring a fatal accident on rural farmland.
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Iowa
Tereewsa
Nickell
Alc Ic
Nixon campaign notes Pat for First Lady week
The Nixon campaign promotes Pat Nixon with an airport rally as 500 strong crowd, mostly women and children, cheers her moves and praises her accomplishments. Nixon states Pat would make a wonderful First Lady, citing her self made college path and international outreach. Penny Nichols of Money, Mississippi, a Delta State junior, is shown collecting dimes in a separate item.
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Nixons
Nixon
America
Cleveland
Miss
Penny Nichols
Deltal State College
Notable First Lady Admired Despite Family Tragedy
The fragment mentions a praised First Lady described as gracious, with a reference to Eisenhower and a grandfather named Charlie Northrup of Ollie. The text also notes Miss Crowe's body being taken to Fremont for a funeral, indicating a local obituary or memorial notice amid a broader page continuation.
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Charlie Northrup
Ollie
Miss Crowe
Fremont
Victims Named in Weekend Crash Toll Across Iowa
The weekend fatalities include Leon Willard Woods 0 Ames Harry Babcock 18 Derby Falkert Stecker 37 and Henry 46 Titonka Ethel Grobe 57 Oakland. Woods died when his car hit a North Western freight train near Jefferson on highway 17. Babcock died after his car hit a bridge on highway 65 south of Lucas. Grobe died from injuries after a Sept 15 two car crash on highway 92 west of Griswold. The Stecker brothers perished when their car was rear ended by a vehicle driven by Harry Leaneagh 31 Algona on highway 18 east of Algona, Leaneagh attempting to pass.
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Ames
Harry Babcock
Derby
Falkert Stecker
Henry
Lucas
Grebe
antOmaha Hospital
Gris‘wold
Stecker Brothers
Algona
Harry ‘Leaneagh
Leaneagh
Plane lands emergency in Hayward traffic light outage
Hayward California. James Deloach 32 a student pilot made an emergency landing at the intersection of Alice and Winton streets damaging utility wires and the traffic signal system. Lights were out for about an hour. Deloach was hospitalized at Kaiser Foundation Hospital Oakland with no serious injuries. Officer quipped a ticket would follow if he ran a red light.
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Calif
James Deloach
Heyward
Alice and
Winton Streets
Deloach
Youth Gets 90 Days For Traffic Violations
William Lockhart an 18 year old of 1002 Third St NW pled guilty in municipal court to three traffic violations After refusing to stop and speeding he was sentenced to 30 days for each offense disobeying directions speeding and faulty equipment The judge ordered two sentences consecutive and the third concurrent with them The incident occurred Sunday at 541 PM in the 300 block of Wilson Avenue SW
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Waukon
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Willard Birkhead
Marton
Terry Feinberg
Michael Jenkins
Cave
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Ing
Harvey Schimmerer
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Kaw
Wealter
Vaughry
B Ave
Clifford Ul
Rudolph
William Lockhart
Lockhart
Third St. NW
Wilson Avenue
Loren Hollinger, Jr
Sewer Projects To Cost $1,600 Under Estimate
Bids totaling 9414.13 came in more than 1600 under the engineering estimates for sanitary sewers on Center Street and Circle Drive NE. Contractors would split work by low bids per section. awards to be decided by the city council Thursday per Public Improvements Commissioner Woody Stolba.
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Prairie Drive
Eastern Avenue
Dan Christensen
D & E Excavating Co
Hennessey Brothers, Inc
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Hennessey
Woody Stolba
Cemetery Association Meeting in Cedar Rapids Iowa
Nearly 100 delegates from across Iowa attend the annual convention of the Cemetery Associations of Iowa in Cedar Rapids. The event began Sunday at the Roosevelt hotel and runs through Tuesday with speeches by Martin F. Gaudian and James C. Worley. A banquet was held Monday night with Chester C. Elson as speaker. New officers will be elected and installed Tuesday afternoon.
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Cedar Rapids
J Association of Town’ Cemeteries
Roosevelt Hotel
Martin F. Gaudian
The
National Cemetery Assn
James C. Worley
American Cemetery Assn
Chester C. Elson
Des Moines
Mutual of
Jamaica
Clashes Mark Walkout at GE
Supervisory and production workers clashed during GE strike in New York and Pittsfield mass arrest on assault charges as the nationwide walkout began its first day.
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General Electric
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