Weather and notices from a midwest city distantly dated
A long weather log lists high and low temperatures for many cities including Bismarck Minneapolis Chicago New Orleans Denver New York Duluth Omaha Los Angeles Phoenix Miami Seattle and others with precipitation figures. The piece also covers barometer readings humidity wind data and sunrise sunset times. It includes a list of local birth and marriage notices and a police blotter with traffic fines and penalties. It ends with a brief note on Southeast Asia politics mentioning Indonesia and South Vietnam.
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Bismarck
Mineapolis
Chicago
N. Orleans
Denver
New York
Duluth
Omaha
L. Angeles
Phoenix
Miami
Seattle
C.R
Obituary notices from Iowa towns list services and ages
Obituary notices from Decorah Spillville Newhall Keystone Independence Monona Manchester Monticello Wellman and nearby areas list deceased individuals with ages and funeral service times. Names include Joe Kuhn Balik, Mrs John Moeller, Harry Orcutt, Minnie Walker, Renee Schneider, Peter Jordahl, Alice Adams, James Hennessy, Burl Krouse, Raymond Sitler, Mahlon Frey and others with church or funeral home details.
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Decorah
Joe Kuhn
St. Wenceslaug
Spillville
Balik’s
Newhall
John Moeller
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Fellmer’s
Keystone
Independence
Harry B. Orcutt
White’s. Monona
Minnie Walker
St. Patrick’s Church
Schultz
Iowa City
Renee Schneider
Ben Schneider
Coralville
St. Mary’s Church
Rosary
Donohue’s
Manchester
Peter A. Jordahl
Gill’s
Alice E. Adams
Shelly
Slow Progress Reported in GM Strike Talks
Detroit AP reports slow progress in ending the nationwide General Motors strike despite a tentative agreement on national contract terms with the United Auto Workers.
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Detroit
General Motors Corp
United Auto Workers
Tshombe Quarantine and Sukarno Call for Nonaligned Unity
Tshombe left the palace in quarantine with a health certificate stated as in order and vaccinations up to date. Bavasa declined to confirm house arrest saying no comment. At the conference Sukarno urged nonaligned nations to unite and build military strength to challenge colonialism in a new form. He warned that independence cannot rely on economics alone and challenged India and others to focus on broader nonaligned solidarity.
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Bavasa
Tshombe
Sukarno
Indonesia
India
GAO Finds Air Force Wasted 1.8 Million on Leased Vehicles
GAO reports the Air Force wasted about 1.8 million by leasing instead of buying motor vehicles fused by Boeing for Minuteman missile sites. Rental charges and other costs exceeded the vehicles' purchase price if bought originally.
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Washington
UPI
Air Force
Boeing Co. Intwork
Congress
General Accounting Office
Johnson calls for balanced budget not by ruthless cuts
President Johnson told a Businessmen-for-Johnson luncheon at the White House that fiscal responsibility means balancing the budget without slashing existing programs or avoiding new ones. He urged cutting obsolete programs and reducing waste with businesslike efficiency while noting broad consensus on responsible spending and tax approaches.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
White House
North Western rail line tax reduction eyed by Linn County
Linn county auditor Burrill said a temporary injunction reduces North Western property value by 290000, lowering 1964 taxes by 25000 to 30000 and raising the tax rate about one mill. The railroad’s property is removed from the tax list until the case is settled, with 34.37 miles of track in Linn townships.
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John Burrill
North Western Railroad
Burrill
North Western
Polk County District Court
Bertram
Fairfax
Franklin
Rapids
Linn
FBI Arrests in Miss Bombings Surge in McComb
FBI agents arrested six men in McComb Mississippi as part of a joint federal state drive to halt a wave of bombings in Negro neighborhoods. Judge Watkins ordered a Pike County grand jury to investigate 16 bombings since June. Ten suspects have been held on explosives charges. at least one more arrest is expected.
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Mccomb
Miss
FBI
W. H. Watkins, Jr
Pike County
Johnson
Mississippi
Moore
Syncom Opening Wednesday Set
President Johnson Secretary of State Rusk and two Japanese officials will speak Wednesday on the inaugural telecast from Tokyo to the United States via the Syncom satellite.
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Washington
Johnson
Rusk
Tokyo
Syncom
Drunks to Remain in Jail During LBJ Visit
Des Moines officers will keep anyone arrested for intoxication in jail until after President Johnson's departure at 12 25 p m Wednesday. Municipal Judge Ray Harrison ordered no one on bond be released before the president leaves, citing safety concerns for the president amid emotional crowding.
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Des Moines
Johnson
Ray Harrison
Prisoner Cuts Left Forearm at Linn County Jail
Warren E. Hefflon 26 a federal prisoner at the Linn County jail cut his left forearm Monday night with a sharpened spoon edge. He was found bleeding by Jailor John Humpal at 10 08 p m and treated at St Luke s hospital returning to jail at 11 41 p m. Authorities say the wound was superficial and he is in solitary confinement. Hefflon had pleaded innocent Sept 30 to auto theft involving a stolen car from Los Angeles to Tama. arrest Sept 13.
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Warren E. Hefflon
Linn County
John Humpal
Humpal
Jim Smith
Hefflon
St. Luke’s Hospital
Edward J. McManus
Los Angeles
Tama
John A Abel Faces Forgery Charge in Linn County
John A Abel alias John A Yates, 18, was arraigned Monday in Linn district court before Judge William Eads on forgery charges. He was returned from San Francisco by Deputy Lee Giza. The deputy said Abel forged and passed checks totaling about $1,000 in the Cedar Rapids Marion area. Abel lived in Cedar Rapids.
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John A. Abel
John A. Yates
Linn District Court
William Eads
Abel
San Francisco
Lee Giza
Giza
Cedar Rapids-Marion
Cedar Rap
Reamon Named First Deputy in Treasurer's Office
Linn County supervisors approve Richard J. Reamon as first deputy in the tax department of the county treasurer. Loretta Joy Schappert is named to the regular payroll of the automobile department. Reamon earns 5840 dollars yearly starting Oct 1, succeeding Gladys Holzworth who resigned Sept 15. Schappert has 90 days service as extra help with a 220 dollar monthly salary starting Oct 1.
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Linn
Richard J. Reamon
Loretta Joy Schappert
Automobile Department
Reamon
Gladys Holzworth
Alburnett
Loretta Schappert
Linn Grand Jury Opens Study of Criminal Cases
Linn county grand jury began hearing evidence Tuesday on felonies including larcenies breakins and arson. Five or six cases were presented. A later session will cover an embezzlement charge against Raymond K Hutchison. Arson in a $100000 August fire at the Citizens-Times building was to be reviewed. Donald Cover is accused of illegally taking $139 in county fees.
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Linn County Grand Jury
Jack Fulton
Pale
Donald Cover
County Approves McLaughlin Bill For City Trip Costs
Linn county supervisors approved Judge Howard McLaughlin's revised bill of 150.24 for a judicial conference trip to New York City by unanimous vote. Objections from July cited possible excess in accommodations and meals. A separate 407 bill to the city for other trip expenses will be considered next day by the city council.
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Cedar Rapids
Howard McLaughlin
Linn County Board of Supervisors
New York City
Stapleton Named Lawyer in Drainage Ditch Suit
Linn county board of supervisors appoint Cedar Rapids attorney Keith Stapleton to represent drainage district No. 7 in a $6,250 case brought by O. W. Lawrence. The district serves eight farmers near Walker, not the town, over alleged poor ditch repairs causing erosion on Lawrence’s farm.
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Cedar Rapids
Keith Stapleton
Linn County Board of Supervisors
Walker
O. W. Lawrence
County auditors' opinion critiques 1962 county spending
Fulton releases legal opinion to supervisors on state audit findings including prisoner meal overcharges, nonbid expenditures, courthouse air conditioning costs, and eight funds overspending. He urges accurate records and a sheriff meals claim review using state audit forms, noting no willful misconduct by Sheriff Smith.
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Fulton
Jim Smith
Board of Supervisors
Smith
Barry Goldwater Campaign Speech Stirs Philadelphia Rally
Barry Goldwater stumped suburban Philadelphia rally accusing minority groups with high priced lobbyists of running the country under the Democrats. He urged residents to resist centralized government and then spoke to newspaper editors in Washington before a nationwide TV and radio spot.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
Philadelphia
Goldwater
The Fugitive Delivers Life Save for Young Mother and Baby
A dramatic rescue as a fugitive risks life to untangle a dangerous situation and save a young mother and her infant. The incident aired on KCRG TV 9 Tuesday night, highlighting unlikely heroism and public safety.
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Kcrg-Tv
Obituary Charles A. Pope 85 Cedar Rapids
Charles A. Pope 85 of 1840 Fourth Avenue SE Cedar Rapids died Monday afternoon from an apparent heart attack while driving in the 2400 block of First Avenue East. Born September 8 1879 in Princeton he was a Cedar Rapids resident for 37 years and worked as farm supervisor for National Life Insurance Co of Vermont until 1944 then farm management. Surviving are his wife Rose a son Myrvin of Cedar Rapids a daughter Mrs William Iossi of Davenport two stepsons A L Pope Minneapolis and Clarence Pope Macon Ga a stepdaughter Mrs Eden Steinke Minneapolis a brother Rollin Dallas Ore two grandchildren and one great grandchild Memorial services Wednesday 2 pm at Hesser Memorial chapel with burial at Cedar Memorial. Friends may call after 6 pm Tuesday and may contribute to the C A Pope Memorial fund at St Pauls Catholic church Ryan. Burial Mt Calvary Cemetery Ryan.
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Charles A. Pope
Fourth Avenue SE
First Avenue East
Princeton
Cedar Rapids
National Life Insurance Co
Vermont
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Mt. Hermon Lodge
Rose
Myrvin
William Iossi
Davenport
A. L. Pope
Minneapolis
Clarence Pope
Macon
Eden Steinke
Rollin
Dallas
Ore
Hesser Memorial Chapel
Glenn McMichael
Masonic Lodge
Cedar Memorial
C. A. Pope
St. Paul’s
Ida M. Schuknecht Rites Set In Cedar Rapids
Ida M. Schuknecht died Tuesday after a short illness. Born February 10 1881 in Waverly she lived in Cedar Rapids 40 years and worked at Troy laundry for 30 years. She belonged to St Andrew’s Church Waverly and is survived by sisters Emma Pattison Cleveland Louise Morningstar and Amanda Kelly Cedar Rapids. Services Thursday 1 30 p m at Rohn Funeral Home led by Rev James R Gundrum of St Michael’s Episcopal with burial at Linwood Cemetery. Friends may call Wednesday and until 1 20 p m Thursday. The casket will stay closed after the service.
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Ida M. Schuknecht
Waverly
Cedar Rapids
Schuknecht
Troy Laundry
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church of
Emma Pattison
Cleveland
Louise Morningstar
Amanda Kelly
Rohn
James R. Gundrum
St. Michael’s Episcopal Church
Linwood Cemetery
Rohn Funeral Home
James Hennessey 83 Dies in Cedar Rapids Obituary
James Hennessey 83 of 712 Eighth avenue SE died early Tuesday. A Delaware county native he lived in Cedar Rapids many years and was a retired transfer company employee. He attended Immaculate Conception Church and leaves three brothers Maurice and Frank Hennessey of Ryan and Dan Hennessey of Cedar Rapids. Services are pending from Shelly Funeral Home Manchester and St Patrick's.
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James Hennessey
Eighth Avenue SE
Delaware County
Hennessey
Cedar Rapids
Immaculate Conception Church
Maurice
Frank Hennessey
Ryan
Dan Hennessey
Shelly Funeral Home
Manchester
St. Patrick’s
Obituaries and funeral notices for Newlin Weber Nemecek
George R Newlin funeral Wednesday 1 30 p m Murdoch chapel Marion burial Cedar Memorial cemetery. William F Weber body moved to Pacey funeral home Washburn Illinois for 1 30 p m DST service Wednesday burial Benson Illinois. Frank C Nemecek Turner chapel 3 p m Wednesday Rev John Moore military graveside Cedar Memorial cemetery by VFW.
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Newlin
George R
Murdoch Chapel
Marion
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Weber
William F
Beatty Bearle’s
Pacey Funeral Home
Washburn
Ill
Benson
Nemecek
Frank C
Turner
John Moore
VFW
Students Dug Tunnel in Escape of 57
West Berlin students and a fellow escapee reportedly tunnelled under the Berlin Wall to reach freedom as East German guards opened fire. Sgt. Egon Schultz, 21, was killed in the final phase of the Sunday night operation at an East Berlin apartment block. The incident sparked propaganda from the Soviets and mixed reactions in West Berlin.
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Berlin
West Berlin
Injured Monona Farmer Dies in Rochester Hospital
Monona farmer Gaylord Pape 34 died Tuesday morning in a Rochester hospital from head injuries and multiple fractures after a Saturday accident. He was struck by Ronald Bollman 33 while herding cattle across highways 18 and 52 southeast of Monona. Pape survived by his wife and his parents Brant and wife of Luana, three brothers and a sister. The body lies at Schultz funeral home.
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The
Gazette
Monona
Gaylord Pape
Rochester
Ronald Bollman
Pape
Brant Pape
Luana
Schultz Funeral Home
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Gordon Krambeer
Seventh Avenue
Elmer Leonard
John Huss
Council Street
James Reinhardt
Eighth Avenue
Gene Shebetka
St. Luke's
Larry Snodgrass
Richmond Road
David E. Cerny
Gateway Street
Ronald Null
L Street
Thomas D. Rosenberger
Twelfth Street
Dean K. Culberson
Swisher
Offutt Air Force Base
Neb
Joe Handley
Handley
Arthur Lafler
Miller Avenue
Evelyn Handley
Fairview Drive
Nola N. Dodson
David M. Dodson
Sandra Jane Barrett
Gerald Edward Barrett
Gladys Hanson
William Hanson
John E. Hodges
Wanda Capps
Jerry William Smith
Betty Ann Peterson
Theodore G. Hughes
St. Paul
Carole J. Reed
Thompson Street
John H. Lohnes
Washington Avenue
Wesley F. Clough
Lee H. Knutsen
Mt. Vernon
Kenneth L. Jack
Twenty-ninth Street
Norman D. Larson
Second Street
Ruby Goodall
Stanley W. MacKenzie
Oakland Road
Paul E. Mawdsley
Judith A. Reifenstahl
Cheyenne Road
Mildred M. Tiefel
Penelope
S. Weber
Rowley
Laurance F. Erlacher
Thirty-fourth Street
Marian G. Little
Twenty-third Street
Diana K. Cross
Kencrest Drive
Robert A. Raftis
Third Avenue
Russell O. Miller
Clarence H. Little
Vietnam
Free World
South Vietnam
Iowa
GAO
Air Force Leasing
John E. Lapes
3Rd Ave
Courthouse News
Soun
B. Turner
S.E
Linn Grand Jury
McLaughlin
Stapleton
Pierson’s “Snor
Ellis Blvd
Philly
Barry
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Monahan
Stewart
WM. J. Stewart
James F. Stewart
Arthur Beurle
Beatty-Beurle
Isc
Say
Murdoch
Murdoch Funeral Homes
Metropolitan
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