Weekend Weather and Local Birth Announcements Summary
A regional weather rundown shows Saturday highs from the 60s to 90s across cities with rainfall noted in New Orleans and Seattle. Sunday through Monday forecast calls for generally fair, cooler conditions with highs in the 60s. The section also lists numerous birth announcements and funeral service details across towns like Harold Thompson's family in Eleventh Avenue SW and other communities with service times and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bismarck
Minsolis
Chicago
N. Orleans
Denver
New York
D. Maines
Omaha
Johnson Invited To Ride Barrys Train
Washington AP reports Republicans invited President Johnson to travel with the Goldwater campaign to observe the rivals together. National Chairman Dean Burch issued a tongue in cheek offer noting Johnson could join the Goldwater party on a campaign plane next week at no cost to him, to see Goldwater and Johnson side by side.
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Johnson
Barry
G.O.P
Dean Burch
Ment
Goldwater
Lyndon Baines Johnson
Lyndon Johnson
Barry Goldwater
Senator Goldwater
Texas
President Johnson
Austin
Johnson defends security record amid Kennedy inquiry fallout
President Johnson rejects claims of flouting Warren Commission guidance and challenges critics to cite any violated recommendation. He praises the Secret Service and FBI, warns of no risk to his safety before November, and predicts progress on health insurance for the aged in the next session.
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Secret Service
FBI
Warren Commission
Kennedy
Congress
Johnson
Mills
D-Ark
House
Ways and Means Committee
Defense Department
Pentagon
James Rowley
Cedar Rapids Gazette subscription rates and details
The notice lists Cedar Rapids Gazette subscription prices by carrier and mail including night and Sunday editions. It notes established in 1883 by The Gazette and postage to Cedar Rapids Iowa with various monthly and yearly rates. It states no mail for towns with Gazette carrier service and that the Associated Press holds republication rights for local news and AP dispatches.
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Gazette
Third Ave
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Owa
U. S. Territories
Associated Press
Platform No 2 Rockets to Orbit
At Cape Kennedy an Interplanetary Monitoring Platform 2 launched aboard a Delta rocket to a great oval orbit. The satellite named Explorer 21 will map radiation hazards on the astronauts moonward route. The launch occurred on schedule with all three Delta stages performing perfectly reaching speeds above 23000 mph.
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Cape Kennedy
Physics Laboratory
Delta
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
White House Fellows Program Established by Johnson
President Johnson created a White House fellows program selecting 15 young adults aged 23 to 35 from diverse professions. Fellows will serve 15 months starting June 1965, on leave from jobs with salaries from 7500 to 12000 dollars plus family support, under a 12 member commission led by David Rockefeller. Four fellows join White House staff and one to the Vice President. one to each cabinet member.
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Washington
Johnson
White House
David Rockefeller
Chase Manhattan Bank
New York
Beacon Explorer Bb Laser Satellite Aids Ionosphere Mapping
A U S space agency spokesman outlines Beacon Explorer Bb in a 575 mile polar orbit. Laser timing measures distance, four solar panels unfold, mapping the ionosphere to predict radio blackouts caused by solar activity. Continuous survey improves blackout forecasts like weather satellites track storms.
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U.S. Space Agency
Beacon
Earth
Tires
Miller Watches Notre Dame Win on Campus
William Miller, class of 35, watched Notre Dame defeat Purdue 34-15 in a Saturday football game. He urged students to participate in government within the two party system and spoke from Sprin Hall steps, drawing some boos but a standing ovation from about 60,000 fans. Miller and his wife sat with Father Hesburgh on the 50-yard line before heading to Washington for a rest after campaigning in 30 cities across 16 states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Ind
William Miller
Notre Dame
Purdue
Miller
Sprin Hall
Theodore Hesburgh
Stephanie
Father Hesburgh
Washington
Midwest
LBJ Campaign Tour Expands to Three More States
President Johnson adds Tennessee Montana and Nevada to a coast to coast week long campaign trek starting Tuesday The White House announced stops include Tennessee Louisville and New Orleans with a day near Johnson City Texas and a Columbus day parade in San Francisco The schedule lists California unspecified sites Butte Montana and Reno Nevada with an undecided location in California for a later stop
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Washington
Johnson
Tennessee
Montana
Nevada
California
White House
Louisville
New Orleans
Texas
Johnson City
San Francisco
Butte
Mont
Reno
Nev
Deaths Charles A Strauser at 53 owner of C M restaurant
Charles A Strauser 53 resident of Atkins and owner of the C M restaurant died Saturday after a brief illness. Born Feb 21 1911 in Bueford Missouri he married Meryl Gibson May 24 1942 in Anamosa. Survived by wife son Rex Meek and three grandchildren plus mother and siblings. Memorial services at Tur ner's announced later.
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Charles A. Strauser
Atkins
C&m
Bueford
Meryl Gibson
Anamosa
Charles Ray Strauser
Air Force
Denver
Rex Meek
Cedar Rapids
Isabelle Strauser
Des Moines
Maneeta Branfard
Webster City
Wilma Moore
Beulah de Vors
Aroma Park
Ill
Fred
St. Louis
Alvin Strauser
Atkins American Legion
Turner’s
Obituary of Leo F. Tisl A Cedar Rapids Area Resident
Leo F. Tisl 58 of route 1 died Saturday after a brief illness born Sept 11 1906 in Cedar Valley He lived in the Cedar Rapids area for 50 years farmed near Beverly 22 years Survived by wife Josephine former Sonka two daughters Karen Joanne and three sons David Stuart Ronald Gary three grandchildren two brothers Frank Central City and Emil Masonville He was a member of St Ludmila s parish and served on the board of trustees Burial St John s cemetery Rosary at 8 p m Monday at the funeral home services Tuesday 9 30 a m at Janeba Kuba and Requiem Mass at 10 a m at St Ludmila s church with Rev A L Zachar officiating Friends may call after 3 Sunday
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Cedar Valley
Cedar Rapids
Beverly
Josephine Sonka
Karen
Joanne
David
Stuart
Ronald
Gary
Frank Tisl
Central City
Emil
Masonville
Tisl
St. Ludmila’s
Janeba-Kuba Funeral Home
St. Ludmila’s Church
A. L. Zachar
St. John’s Cemetery
Residents invited to donate to American Cancer Society
A brief appeal invites readers to contribute to the American Cancer Society. The notice emphasizes support for cancer research, patient aid, and community programs, urging donations through local chapters and official channels.
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The
American Cancer Society
Obituary Notices for Crafton and Several Local Figures
A list of funeral arrangements and burial details for Crafton Fidelia M and others. Services set for Monday at First Congregational, Beatty Bearle's, Hesser Memorial chapel, St. Patrick's, and Immaculate Conception. Burial locations include Woodland cemetery Quincy, Linwood, Cedar Memorial, St. John's, Oak Shade, Nora Springs, St. Mary's Manchester, and Mt. Calvary. Rosaries and calling hours scheduled, with casket etiquette noted.
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Crafton
Fidelia M
First Congregational Church
Marion H. Williams
Welton Warkentin
Woodland Cemetery
Quincy
Ill
Beatty-Bearle
Eby
Benjamin W
Beatty Bearle
Donald R. Jarvert
Kenwood Presbyterian Church
Linwood
Martina
Albert
Hesser
Robert McDonald
Teahen’s
Rowe
Harold J
Turner’s
James R. Gundrum
St. Michael’s Episcopal Church
Oak Shade
Marion
McGowan
Harold Major Erickson
Mason City
Nora Springs
Turner Chapel
William H. Habert
All Saints Church
Edmond Becker
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Manchester
Mother Cabrini Circle
Brady's
Duede
Roy — Immaculate Conception
Rosary
Monahan-Stewart Funeral Home
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Goldwater urges openness in dealings with enemies
From Moline the Goldwater train heads toward La Salle Joliet and Wheaton. The message criticizes secrecy in policy and pledges transparency when elected president. Gazette Want Ad urges readers to sell unused items for cash by calling EM 2-1121.
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Moline
Goldwater
la Salle
Joliet
Wheaton
Gazette
Senate adjourns without naming misconduct committee members
The Senate adjourned without appointing members to a proposed bipartisan special committee to investigate misconduct by senators or staff. Senator Cooper urged action, while Majority Leader Mansfield and Senator Dirksen signaled the committee would be formed, despite delays and questions about political influence in the Baker case.
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Washington
Senate
Bobby Baker
Mansfield
D-Mont
Dirksen
Ill
Cooper
Baker
Rules Committee
Marion Boy Injured In Two Car Accident
Marc Benedict two year old son of Mr and Mrs Russell Benedict of route 1 Marion suffered a broken left collar bone Saturday at 3 30 p m in a two car crash at Third street and Second avenue se He was treated at St Luke s hospital and released Police said Benedict was a passenger in a car from the Farm Market parking lot driven by James Hoover route 1 Marion which collided with a car from the Merchants National Bank ramp driven by Dr Sherman Watson route 3 Cedar Rapids Hoover was charged with failure to yield the right of way.
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Marc Benedict
Russell Benedict
Route 1
Marion
Third Street
Second Avenue
St Luke’s Hospital
Young Benedict
Farm Market
James Hoover
Merchants National Bank
Sherman Watson
Cedar Rapids
Hoover
New York Herald Tribune Endorses Johnson for President
The New York Herald Tribune announced its endorsement of Lyndon B. Johnson, marking the first time the paper backs a Democratic presidential candidate in its 124 year history. The endorsement highlights Johnson as the party’s choice.
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NEW York
New York Herald Tribune
Lyndon B. Johnson
Dennis The Menace Appears Daily in Classified Pages
The comic strip Dennis the Menace runs daily in the newspaper’s Classified Section, entertaining readers with the mischievous antics of its titular boy. It remains a recurring feature alongside ads and notices.
Camp Good Healthfundraiser totals for 1964 budget
The report lists memory gifts and society donations totaling 7641.64 for Camp Good Health. Notable contributions include 7606.64 in memory of Mrs. Richard Geiger from Cleo F. Edwards and 25.00 from Phi Rho Society plus 5.00 from Tri-Hi-Y girls of Marion. Budget shows 9219.00 for 1964 with 1577.36 yet to be raised. Contributions may be sent to The Gazette.
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Richard Geiger
Cleo F. Edwards
Phi Rho Society
Albert van Fossen
Marion É
Tombstone Falls Injures Two Marion Boys
Two Marion boys were injured when a marble tombstone toppled onto them near a Marion theater. Rickie Thompson, 10, was bruised and kept overnight for observation at St. Luke's hospital. John Melchers, 12, suffered cuts to fingers and was released after treatment.
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Marion
Memorial Monument
Marion Theater
Rickie Thompson
William Thompson
Thirty-first Street
John Melchers
Sixteenth Avenue
St. Luke's Hospital
Thompson
Goldwater Names Judd to Lead Vietnam Advisory Council
Sen. Barry Goldwater selects former Rep. Walter Judd of Minnesota to head a campaign advisory council on Vietnam and Southeast Asia. The Republican National Committee announced the fifth task force ahead of upcoming policy groups on defense foreign policy economic policy and space nuclear questions.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
Walter Judd
Minnesota
Vietnam
Southeast Asia
Republican National Committee
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Daily Record
C.R. Weather
Harold Thompson
Eleventh Avenue SW
Richard Pickart
Garrison
Jerry McLane
McKinley Street
Michael Kane
Third Avenue
Robert Read
St. Luke's
Robert Smith
David Bowser
Springville
Rudolph Quandel
Amana
James Menter
Washington Avenue
Rawson Behel
Thirty-fifth Street
William G. Taylor
Coggan
Robert P. Myers
Keith Drive
Ronald FE. Higham
Wenng Road
Tipton
Jessie Hegarty
Dye’s Funeral
West Branch
Marie Aldeman
Barker’s. Waukon
Howard Sorenson
Waterville Lutheran Church
Martin’s. West Union
Lennie Simpson
Burnham and Wood
Ossian
Lucille Schafee
Lutheran Church
Schutte’s
Postville
Waukon
Theodore Molitor
Bakke Hanson
Ralph E.graham
White Oaks
Monticello
Leo Hosch
Sacred Heart Church
Devanny’s
Brandon
Nellie Hausner
Fry and Holland
Vinton
Brooklyn
Clemance DeGeeter
St. Patrick’s Church
Bramer’s. Sigourney
Sam C. Stull
Christian Church
Reynolds
West Chester
Edward Testreet
St. Joseph’s Church
Wellman
Powell’s
Platform No
Funeral Service
Ambulance Service
MT. Vernon
Clinton
Kenner
la Rose
LBJ
Kinsey Memorial
3Rd Ave
Seem
John E. Lapes
Charles Strauser
Leo F. Tisl
Father Zachar
Novak Monument CO
Ave
Crammancane
John Chadwick
Sen. Cooper
R-Ky
Committee On Conduct and Standards
Marion Boy
N. Y. Herald Tribune
Dennis the Menace
Tombstone Falls
Judd
5Th Ave
John B. Turner & Son
Ave.s.e
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