Daily Record Weather and Service Notices Digest
Frigid conditions and variable high temperatures forecast across multiple towns with church services listed. Obituaries or memorials for Lowden Matthiesson Pauls and Mary Heisdorff, plus funeral plans for Dever and others. Local rainfall totals for October and barometer readings. Fire and electrical incidents noted at 1018 Sixth street SE and 1309 Fifteenth street SE.
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Sixth Street
Fifteenth Street
Longwood Drive
Third Avenue
Four Break-Ins Reported To Cedar Rapids Police
Cedar Rapids police reported a series of break-ins on Saturday. Targets included the Elms Stand, Rex Gulf station, Jet Car Wash, and Davis Self service Laundry. Thefts included coin boxes with about 25 dollars, an electric razor, four coin boxes with about 80 quarters, and 11.50 dollars from other boxes. An ad for a local hair cut special and an antique show advertisement are noted in the column.
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Cedar Rapids
Elms
Center Point
Marion Bowl
Rex Gulf Station
Center Point Road
First Avenue NE
Davis
Car rolls on gravel road injuring Robins rider
Injured-Doug Adamson of Robins was treated for bruises and abrasions after the car he rode in, driven by William G. Hampton of Marion, went out of control and rolled over on a gravel road two miles east of Robins Friday night.
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Doug Adamson
Robins
William G. Hampton
Marion
Ambulances Wrecked by Explosions in Texarkana
Five second apart blasts damaged three ambulances belonging to the only Texarkana ambulance service. No injuries reported. Investigators noted dynamite odors and fuse ashes at the scene. Owner Richard Birtcher, a former Miller County sheriff, questioned motive linked to past arrest.
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Texarkana
Faw
Overseas study programs gain emphasis for 21st century
Coe College discusses off campus study options during Parents Day with panel including President Joseph McCabe and Dean John Wilkinson. Cedar Rapids residents Dr. Leo Nussbaum and others describe programs abroad and in the United States as increasingly integral to student life and lifelong learning.
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Cee
Leo Nussbaum
Dr. Nussbaum
Coe
Joseph McCabe
John Wilkinson
Carol Nordengren
Cedar Rapids
Beirut
Julie Gannaway
Albuquerque
N.M
Washington, D.C
Nussbaum
McCabe
United States
Wilkinson
Joseph V. Zastera
Twentyifth Avenue
Cedarview
Marjorie Miller
Zastera
United State Bank
Sixteenth Avenue
Highland Parks College of Pharmacy
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Episcopal Men of Iowa
Cedar ‘Rapids
Southside Civic Club
Crescent Lodge Af&am
el Kahir Shrine
Iowa
Turner
D. A. Loferski
Crescent Lodge
Chapel of Memories
St. John’s. Episcopal Church
Masonic Hall
Foot-Dragging, Ulbricht Says!
East Germany party chief Walter Ulbricht accused economic and technical enterprises of footdragging in Neues Deutschland. He cited profits without meeting quotas and automation at only 1 percent annually, calling it a hard critique and warning that such gains still mean losing ground. He also charged inadequate programs of technical and scientific research in key industries.
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Berlin
East Germany
Communist Party
Walter Ulbricht
Neues Deutschland
Ulbricht
Rain Causes 19 Non Injury Crashes in Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids police logged nineteen non injury crashes Saturday between early morning and 2 15 p m due to slick pavement from rain. The incidents involved multiple vehicles and occurred on various streets throughout the city.
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Cedar Rapids
Reagan Praised for Tax Policy Amid Big Increase
California finance director Gordon Smith credits Governor Reagan for the largest tax increase in state history, saying Reagan explained the necessity clearly and kept promises for a sensible efficient government. Smith spoke at a Friday news conference about the $941 million tax program approved in 1967.
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Los Angeles
California
Gordon Smith
Ronald Reagan
Clothes Taken from Kansas Man s Car
Omar G. Cooley of Concordia Kansas reported to Cedar Rapids police that three suits, pants, dress shirts and sport shirts were stolen from his car after the window was broken out in a city parking lot at First avenue and Fourth street NE. Losses totaled from 40 to 65 dollars per suit, 10 dollars per pair of pants, 3 dollars per shirt, and 3 to 5 dollars per sport shirt.
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Omar G. Cooley
Concordia
Kan
Cedar Rapids
First Avenue
Fourth Street
Communist Chinese Abduct Hong Kong Policeman
Communists seized a Hong Kong policeman Saturday in a cross border abduction. He was dragged across the border, beaten, and removed by force in a shocking act raising regional tensions.
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Hong Kong
Catholic Liberals Seek Worldwide Rules Group
Vatican liberals push to create a global body of theologians to draft universal church doctrine. The plan envisions a world office to debate faith and morals, potentially reducing curial influence, with Ottaviani’s office as a core but consultative force.
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Vatican City
Ottaviani
Vatican
Roman Curia
Office
Alfredo Cardinal
Curja_ con
Ecumenical Council
Device Finds Crank Phone Call Sources
MONTREAL AP Bell Telephone Co of Canada introduces a device to trace crank and obscene calls even after the caller hangs up. Users can signal the company to lock connections for tracing. Montreal reports four times as many annoyance calls as Toronto. Over 15 percent stem from marital difficulties. experts urge hanging up to deter repeats.
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Montreal
Bell Telephone Co
Canada
Bell
Toronto
Big Toll in Chinese Stadium Blast Told
An explosion at a Canton stadium during a October 1 rally killed and injured many. The crowd of about eighty thousand had gathered to mark Communist China’s national day but the event devolved into anti British vitriol. Reuters reported via the South China Morning Post from Canton.
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Hong Kong
Canton
China
South China Morning Post
Students find value in study programs abroad despite costs
The speakers noted that some students once seen as poor academic risks are now accepted for programs, returning to campus ready to reach potential. Miss Gannaway called her Washington experience the greatest of college years, while Miss Nordengren described Lebanon as the best money her parents ever spent on her. They stressed that study abroad is often affordable and may cost less than staying on campus.
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Miss Gannaway
Pbady
Washington
Miss Nordengren
Lebanon
Memorial Services for Ralph P. Smith in Preston
Memorial services for Ralph P. Smith will be held at St. Joseph's Catholic Church in Preston at 10 Monday by Rev. H. Hendricks. Friends may call at Murdoch chapel until Sunday when the body will be taken to Miller Mortuary in Preston.
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Lowden Matthiesson Pauls
Wodhes
Atlanta
Miami
Bamarck
Migabond
Sonat
Hoover Church
Har
Ris McCleery
Calmar
Sone M. Orke
Trinity
Outheran
French’s
Gazette
Rene Plaine
Joseph Drahos
Sun Michael's Church
Rosary Sun
Iday
Hrabak’s
Minnie L. Castle
Fifth Avenue SE
Daniel L. Castle
Cedar Rapids
Westchester
Conn
Coggan
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Star of Maine
Rebekah Lodge
Jennie Shannon
Katheryn E. Walker
Edgewater
Colo
Vera S. Kee
Drug Industry Faces Anti Bias Warning
Washington officials accuse the drug industry of widespread discrimination against Negro workers and threaten action to compel firms to hire minorities unless voluntary progress is made. The EEOC survey marks its first nationwide industry focus with major manufacturers in metro areas.
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Washington
Equal ‘Employment Opportunity Com
Commission
Tavern Owners Charged with Employing Minor
James Rossey and Alyin Rossey, owners of the Starlight Room tavern at 2100 First Avenue NE, posted $500 bond each on charges of employing a minor to serve liquor. Betty A. Papenheim, 120, of 819 Rockford Road SW, was charged with prohibited sales after serving detectives a bottle of beer. she was released on her own recognizance.
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James Rossey
Alyin Rossey
Starlight Room
First Avenue NE
Betty A. Papenheim
Rockford Road
Betty Papenheim
Left front door stolen from 1957 Chevrolet
Police report a left front door removed from a 1957 Chevrolet owned by Paul D Crummer of route one Marion. The theft occurred while the car was parked in the Cedar Rapids Engineering company lot between 4 p.m. Friday and 12:05 a.m. Saturday. No interior loss or damage reported.
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Paul D. Crummer
Route One
Marion
Crummer
Cedar Rapids Engineering Company
Montrose Hotel Receives Payment For 1912 Bill
An Appleton Wisconsin resident returns after 55 years to settle a 1912 bill. The Montrose hotel received an unsigned letter with a $5 bill for a $2.50 suit cleaning charge. The sender asked the tailor be located to repay the debt or donate the money to charity. The note cited a guilty conscience as life nears its end.
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Appleton
Wis
Montrose
Red Cross
Negro Wedding White Man Sentenced for Bigamy in Tennessee
Herman McDaniel, a Black man, pleaded guilty to bigamy in Nashville after marrying a white woman Joyce Prescott, 34, in July, the first recorded interracial marriage in Tennessee. He received a two year prison sentence as a grand jury alleged two other Black wives. Only three marriage licenses were shown as evidence.
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Nashville
Herman McDaniel
Tennessee
Dick Speight
Jany
McDaniel
Joyce Prescott
Urban Coalition Center to Aid Governors Across Nation
In Colorado the Urban Coalition announces a new center led by Andrew Heiskell and other prominent figures including Annal Rosenberg Hoffman Ralph Lazarus Stanley Marcus and Whitney Young. The center will provide support to governors without advocating a specific legislative program with financial backing from foundations including Rockefeller.
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George Christopher
San Francisco
Andrew ‘Heiskell
The
Urban Coalition
Annal Rosenberg Hoffman
New York
Lindsley Kimball
National Urban League Presi ‘Dent
Ralph Lazarus
Federated Department Stores
Cincinnati
Stanley Marcus
Nieman-Marcus
Dallas
Charles Moore
Ford Motor Co
A. Phillip Randolph
Afl-Cio
Whitney Young
National Urban League
Rockefeller
Monmouth Man Held For Drunk Driving
Robert J. Eby of Monmouth is jailed in Linn County on drunk driving charges. He was spotted driving erratically outside Walker Friday night and fled before crashing into a ditch, ending a short pursuit.
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Robert J. Eby
Monmouth
Linn County
Eby
Byrnes Questions If LBJ Really Wants Tax Hike
President Johnson and Congress clash over taxes and spending as Rep. Byrnes questions whether the White House truly seeks higher taxes. Johnson urged a 10 percent surcharge on income taxes, warning prices could rise and homebuilding slow unless Congress approves a tax increase. Mills and Mahon push for spending cuts of about 5 to 10 billion, while Schultze cautions against drastic or impulsive budget moves.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
Jas
Rep. Byrnes
Wis
G.O.P
Mahon
Texas
House Appropriations Committee
Charles Schultze
Budget Bureau
Mills
Schultzer
Reuther Poised to Pull UAW from AFL-CIO Split Expected
Washington AP reports top AFL-CIO officials expect Walter Reuther to withdraw the United Auto Workers from the federation at the December 1 Miami Beach convention. The move would be labor history’s largest split in a decade, removing the AFL-CIO’s single biggest union.
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Washington
Afl-Cio
Walter Reuther
United Auto Workers Union
Organized Labor
Reuther
AFL- Cio
George Meany
UAW
Ford
Federation
Miami Beach
Teamsters
Aflcio
Meany
Collins Union Rejects Second Company Offer
Collins Radio Co production workers rejected the second contract proposal by Local 1362 IBEW 4151 to 199. The two year plan would raise pay by one cent an hour, with 6.3 percent first year and five percent in the following years tied to a cost of living escalator. A strike could be authorized if needed. next meeting set for 10 am Monday.
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Collins Radio Co
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Dick McGowan
Collins
McGowan
Forgotten Man Is Out of Jail Forgotten Man Is Out of Jail
Santa Monica California AP Judge David Williams released Sharman Dockery from jail after ten months of neglect. Dockery had pled guilty to setting a fire in a vacant house and received probation but was returned to jail after mental exams and forgotten. He is restored to probation until January 25 next year. He said, I’m glad to be out.
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Santa Monica
Calif
David Williams
Sharman Dockery
Dockery
Williams
Youth, 12, Arrested For Shoplifting In Cedar Rapids
A 12 year old boy was arrested Friday evening at Robinsons on Sixteenth Avenue SW after store detectives caught him placing a nine volt battery in his pocket and attempting to leave without paying. He was turned over to his parents.
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Cedar Rapids
Central City Youth Arrested in Knifing Incident
A 16 year old Central City youth was taken to Linn county jail after allegedly cutting another youth with a switchblade during a scuffle on the Central City football field Friday night. He was later released to his parents by juvenile authorities.
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Central City
Linn County
Romney Urges Local Control for Ghetto Improvement
Romney argued for community directed ghetto programs managed by residents rather than external agencies. He encouraged city halls to listen more and endorse tax credits for housing over political contributions, warning against overreliance on federalized solutions and noting efforts in New York, Chicago, St. Louis, and Indianapolis.
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Ighetto
Romney
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
Indianapolis
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