Weather Review and Local Notices for the Midwest
The daily weather summary lists highs and lows across cities including Bismarck Minneapolis Chicago New Orleans Denver Omaha Duluth Phoenix Los Angeles Seattle Miami and Washington with rainfall and barometer readings. Births and legal notices from St Luke's Cedar Rapids and area towns are reported along with incinerator smoke alert and several court and civil cases and services for local residents.
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Bismarck
Mineapolis
Chicago
N. Orleans
Denver
Omaha
Duluth
Phoenix
L. Angeles
Seattle
Miami
Washington
Multiple Traffic Fines and Civil Claims Noted in Local Docket
Individuals from Fairfax Marion Iowa City Coralville West Branch and others fined or bonded for speeding disobeying traffic signals school stop signs and following too closely. Civil cases list settlements with names and monetary amounts including King Wright Jarard Cray Brewer Hepker Clary and Richter Artcraft among others.
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Maria E. Bruce
Fifth Avenue
Marion
Roy O. Hayes
First Avenue
Lester W. Gardner
Iowa City
Dorothea Adterberg
South Amana
Edgar L. King
Anna Wright
Harley Bartosh
O. W. Lawrence
Harry
Vera Jarard
Fourth Street Cafe
Robert Cray
American Building Co
Wayne E. Brewer
Fred Moore, Jr
Moore’s Locker
Lyle
Lois Hepker
Alfred Brendel
Willard
Daisy Clary
Richter Artcraft, Inc
Her
Paint Sprayers Decorate Arch At Jefferson High
Police know only the culprits behind a late night prank at Jefferson High School. Paint sprayers covered the cement arch with Washington in bright red as Kingston Stadium prepares for the Washington Jefferson football game drawing about 15 000 spectators. Police found the handiwork Thursday morning at 6 30.
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Jefferson High School
Washington
Kingston Stadium
Washington-Jefferson
West Side
Macmillan Illness Shifts Tory Leadership Battle
The Conservative party reels after Macmillan’s sudden illness as backroom bargaining for leadership heats up. Butler remains the favorite while Lord Hailsham criticizes the idea of a losing conference speech and favors delaying a controversial display of fervor. Macmillan’s surgery occurs outside Britain’s socialized system in a hospital once for Boer War veterans.
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Macmillan
Butler
Lord Hailsham
Hailsham
Britain
Hick Confidence In CIA Voiced
Three senate foreign relations committee members pressed CIA director John McCone for three and a half hours behind closed doors. Senator Hickenlooper said he was thoroughly satisfied with the testimony and found no reliable evidence that the CIA has departed from its functions.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Central Intelligence Agency
John McCone
CIA
Vietnam
World Wheat Sale to Russia Raises Bipartisan Debate
A U S wheat sale to Russia would use private dealers with CCC backing to ship surplus grain at world prices while subsidized by U S programs. Senator Kuchel and Lausche criticize legality and policy, others like Senator Carlson and farm groups support the move as stabilizing prices and reducing taxpayer costs.
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U. S
Chicago
Russia
U.S
Carlson
R-Kan
Kuchel
Calif
West Germany
Canada
Australia
Ussr
Soviet Union
Lausche
Dohio
Kennedy
Congress
National Grange
Herschel Newsom
Commodity Credit Corp
Department of Agriculture
Kennedy wheat plan draws cool response from Iowa lawmakers
Rep. James Bromwell of Cedar Rapids questioned Kennedy's wheat announcement and urged Russia to show good faith with actions before the United States eases pressure on its economy by gift or sale. He said he wants more details on how to ensure that.
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Washington
Kennedy
Iowa
James Bromwell
Cedar Rapids
Mafia inroads blamed on public complacency and corruption
Detroit officials say organized crime expands through four factors public complacency murder political influence and corruption. A police commissioner cites sophisticated mob leaders using respectable fronts to infiltrate business, bribe police and control crime, with fear keeping witnesses silent. He notes a recent bribery attempt and an officer who reported contact before a listening-in plan was arranged.
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Valachi
Edwards
Jekyl and Hyde
Death of Deane L. Adams Noted in Chicago
Deane L. Adams, 56, a former Cedar Rapids resident, died Wednesday at the Ambassador hotel in Chicago from an apparent heart attack. He had operated the Simon House restaurant in Madison since 1952 and was en route to Madison from New Orleans after receiving a restaurant award. Surviving are his wife Gertrude Cameron and four children. The body will be moved to Frautschi funeral home in Madison for arrangements.
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Deane L. Adams
Cedar Rapids
Ambassador Hotel
Chicago
Mr. Adams
Simon House
Madison
Wis
New Orleans
Witwer Grocer Co
Dubuque
Gertrude Cameron
William Freitag, Jr
Lake Geneva
George W. Kell
Eugene
Ore
Cameron
Eau Claire
Deane L., Jr
Frautschi Funeral Home
Westminster Church Service Arrangements Led by Beatty Bearle
Dr. John P. Woods of Westminster Presbyterian church presides with Beatty Bearle in charge of arrangements for the event.
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John P. Woods
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Beatty Bearle’s
Memorial Services for Andersen and Turner at Chapel
Memorial services for Lofus A. Andy Turner and Andersen are planned at 1 30 p m Friday by the Rev Richard Engstrom in the chapel. Military rites by Hanford Post of the American Legion will follow at Linwood Cemetery graveside.
Woman Killed by Truck Is Identified
CORALVILLE A Washington woman Eva Liisa Forry 28 is killed when struck by a westbound truck on highway 6 near Coralville. Her husband Air Force airman Jack Forry 22 of McChord base Tacoma notes they were en route from Bristol Indiana to Tacoma and had stopped at a motel. The truck driver George Blair 41 Granger says she ran onto the highway and was carried 50 feet. No ID found on a purse. It is Johnson county's seventeenth traffic fatality this year.
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Coralville
Tacoma
Wash
Eva Liisa Forry
Jack Forry
Air Force
McCord Air Base
Forry
Bristol
Ind
Johnson County
Longtime Iowa Electric worker Donald Birkicht dies at 39
Donald Edward Birkicht 39 of 826 Seventh Street SW Cedar Rapids died Thursday after a long illness. Born August 22 1924 in Cedar Rapids he worked at Iowa Electric Light and Power Co for 21 years a WWII veteran and St Patrick's parish member. Survived by wife Wilma Mracek son Dennis Edward daughter Debra Rose parents and three brothers. Funeral Saturday 9 a.m. at St Patrick's with burial Cedar Memorial. Rosaries Friday at Brady mortuary readied for parish and infant of Prague circles. Friends may call after 11 a.m. Friday.
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Donald Edward Birkicht
Seventh Street
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Electric’s Light and Power Co
St. Patrick’s Church
Mr. Birkicht
Veterans of Foreign Wars
American Legion
Hanford Post
South Side Civic Club
International Union of Operating Engineers
J. Robert McDonald
Cedar Memorial
Brady ‘Mortuary
Lingard Rites Set for Cedar Rapids Resident
William Henry Lingard 59 died in Iowa City after a Cedar Rapids and Marion life of 37 years. Born December 12, 1877 in Lancashire England he was a carpenter. Survived by two daughters Mrs William Papke Cedar Rapids and Mrs Vivian Blair Houston three sons Merritt Toddville Verne Brookings Ore and Marial Garwin seventeen grandchildren four great grandchildren two sisters Mrs Rebecca Prussel and Mrs Ed Schermann Strawberry Point and a brother Gilbert Lingard Dubuque. Services Turner chapel 1 30 p m Monday burial Spring Hill cemetery Dun dee. Friends may call after 1 p m Friday.
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William Henry Lingard
Norva Hotel
Cedar Rapids and
Marion
Iowa City
Lancashire
England
William Papke
Cedar Rapids
Vivian Blair
Houston
Merritt Lingard
Toddville
Verne Lingard
Brookings
Ore
Marial Lingard
Garwin
Rebecca
Williams seeks inquiry into Baker resignation
Senator Williams of Delaware introduced a resolution Thursday for a senate investigation into the financial transactions of Robert Baker who resigned Monday as secretary of the senate amid Democratic majority concerns.
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Washington
Williams
Del
Senate
Robert Baker
Sergeant’s death linked to transfer stress and probes
The article reports Sgt Dunlap faced a required lie detector test at transfer and feared U S intelligence closing in. He reportedly committed suicide, leaving a Greek wife, five children, several girlfriends, and ownership of Cadillacs while enjoying horse racing, with high living drawing agency attention.
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U.S
Dunlap
Anglican Bishop Ambrose Reeves to Visit U S Four Days
The Rt. Rev. Ambrose Reeves former Anglican bishop of Johannesburg who was expelled from South Africa will visit the United States for four days starting Monday AP reports Reeves is known for his anti apartheid stance and will travel amid ongoing tensions between nations and the church.
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London
Ambrose Reeves
Johannesburg
South Africa
U.S
Death of 18 day old Chad Lee Schamberger
Chad Lee Schamberger 18 day old son of Mr and Mrs William D Schamberger of Ft Lauderdale Fla died there Wednesday He was born Sept 21 Survived by parents and grandparents Mr and Mrs C F Cole of Marion Ind and Mr and Mrs William Schamberger of 1242 Twenty seventh Street NE Graveside services at Linwood Cemetery at 10 30 Friday
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Chad Lee Schamberger
William D. Schambergler
Ft. Lauderdale
Fla
C. F. Cole
Marion
Ind
William Schamberger
Twenty-seventh Street
Linwood Cemetery
Home Run club co owners arrested on immorality charge
Courthouse news reports Pennington and Collins, co owners of the Home Run club on Haw thorne drive SW, were arrested Thursday by Cedar Rapids detectives for permitting immoral entertainment. They are held in city jail in lieu of 1500 dollars. A strip tease dancer performed Sunday at the club. SE pled guilty to receiving stolen property under 20 dollars and received 30 day suspended sentences. The couple had been indicted Oct 3, 1962, on a portable TV theft from Skylight motel between March and April of last year.
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Art Pennington
Bob Collins
Hawthorne Drive
Cedar Rapids
Charles Penningroth
Pleads Guilty To Drunk Driving
Robert P. Collins of Lisbon pled guilty before District Judge Charles Penningroth to a second offense drunk driving. Sentencing was postponed to October 24 at 10 a.m. Collins was arrested July 13 in Mt. Vernon. His prior conviction was June 28, 1955 in Linn County.
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Robert P. Collins
Lisbon
Charles Penningroth
Penningroth
Collins
Mt. Vernon
Linn County
Wilson to be sentenced October 16 for break in
Glenn D. Wilson. 40, of 3701 Sixteenth Avenue SW, pled guilty before Judge Warren Rees to breaking and entering. Rees set sentencing for October 16 at 10 a.m. Wilson was arrested after Cedar Rapids detectives said he took $2.35 from a soda machine during a break-in at McNall Machine Co., 600 D Avenue NW.
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Glenn D. Wilson
Sixteenth Avenue SW
Warren Rees
Rees
Wilson
Cedar Rapids
McNall Machine Co
D Avenue NW
Alienation Suit Against Katz Dismissed
A $30,000 alienation of affections suit filed July 30 against Daniel Katz was dismissed Wednesday by the plaintiff Terrance E. Swan Swanson. Swanson claimed Katz destroyed Judyth Swanson's affection for her husband.
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Daniel Katz
Terrance E. Swanson
Swanson
Katz
Judyth Swanson
Man 43 Faces False Uttering Charge In Court
Alan F. Randall 33 of 126 Sixth street NE pled innocent to a false uttering charge arraigned before Judge Warren Rees. Randall allegedly wrote a $45 check on September 20 at Eagle's Food Center on Mt. Vernon Road SE.
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Alan F. Randall
Sixth Street
Warren Rees
Randall
Eagle's Food Center
Mt.Vernon Road
Ambulance Firm And Council Meet Over City Service
Mayor Johnson and council members planned a Thursday session with B T Howell of Ambulance Co Inc to discuss the ambulance controversy. They agreed public interest overrides private dispute and that the city should not be obliged to provide services private firms can offer. The council signaled no objection to discontinuing city emergency ambulance service within limits.
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Bob Johnson
B. T. Howell
Ambulance Co., Inc
Howell
Johnson
Man 86 Injured In Freak Driverless Car Accident
An 86 year old Minneapolis man, Morton W. Smith, visiting Cedar Rapids, was pinned between a rolling car door and curb after the car rolled backward from a driveway at 422 Thirty second Street SE. He suffered chest injuries and knee abrasions, was treated at St Luke's hospital, and released. The incident occurred at 7 18 p m.
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Minneapolis
Morton W. Smith
Cedar Rapids
Smith
St. Luke’s Hospital
Waukon Man Wins Cottage Cheese Suit
Waukon district court jurors awarded Vincent Matz 500 dollars and his daughter Rhonda 1500 dollars in a suit against Marigold Dairy Co. Matz had claimed he bought cottage cheese with glass and that both injuries followed. Jury verdict delivered after hours of deliberation.
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Waukon
Vincent Matz
Rhonda
Marigold Dairy Co
Matz
Joyce B. Chadwick
Luelling D. Chadwick
Fifth Avenue
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Mississippi
Os Rock
McGregor
Davenport
TROON
C.R
St. Luke's
Ralph Scholts
Springville
Joseph Miller
Thirty Eighth Street
Dale Wilken
Thirty-sixth Street
Otto Blackwell
D Avenue
Albert Ashmead
Ninth Avenue
Carl Babcock
Thirtieth Street
Drive
Allen Schichte
George Hawley
Alburnett
John van Gerpen
Center Point
Richard Brady
Robert Mozingo
Eighteenth Avenue SE
Frank Vozenilek
C Street
Byron Riley
Forest Drive
James Dougherty
George Peters
Sixth Avenue
Guenter Huhnders
Robert Turnbull
Joyce Will
Mildred H. Deeb
Anthony F. Deeb
Karen Fisher
Walter Fisher
Patricia A. Neilsen
James A. Nielsen
Thelma J. Andrews
Charles W. Andrews
Lonnie J. van Winkle
John L. van Winkle
Sun Mart
Center Point Road
Forty-second Street
Man Nadel
Barry Millinery
Buresh Rental Service, Inc
Carl Brose
Leonard
Evelyn Kloubeck
Edward
Della Teslik
Security Thrift and Acceptance Corp
Lisle and
Reichle
James Reed
Northwest Finance Co
Time Loan Plan
Cash Credit
Orran
Wandeline
Madge Ford
Smulekoff’s
Franklin Pronosil
Ernest Seeman
Delmar Walton
Allen and Fisher
Margaret Ryan
Dean Powers Co
Consolidated Credit Co., Inc
Joseph J. Stutzman
Beckman’s
Jerry L. Olin
Route One
Fairfax
Paul J. Grigg
Lyle E. Curley
Olin
James L. Keilholtz
Fourteenth Avenue
Ronald D. Rodemeyer
Harber Street
Charles Miskimen, Jr
Thirty-first Street
Leon N. Nosbish
West Branch
John T. Hamilton
Sinclair Drive
Catherine Duffy
Blake Boulevard
Darwin Norton
Tom Hill
Third Street
Herbert L. Brown
Seventh Avenue
Jefferson
Gates
Hick
Beatty-Beurle’s
Beatty-Beurle
Grange
Tron Curtain
Yugoslavia
Schwengel
Fred Schwengel
Voice of America
Bromwell Cool
Ed Siders
Donald E. Birkicht
William H. Lingard
Baker
Reeves
Kuba
Second Street
Edward R. Kuba
Funeral Home Personal Service By
Edward R. Kuba, Jr
Chad Schamberger
ROHN
Third Avenue
Mrs. Chester
Courthouse News
Man
Waukon Man
John E. Lapes
Loral Vases
Loral
Soon B. Turner& Son
S.E
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