Weather summary and local notices from the Daily Record
Temperatures and precipitation across cities with a Fair to partly cloudy forecast into Sunday. Warmer nights and days, highs in the 80s, with a cooler next week and a few showers possible Monday. Also includes noon readings, sunrise and sunset times, and a Salt Lake City birth report for Mr and Mrs Brit Gregory, plus a house fire on 701 Tenth Street SE with damage to upper floor.
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Salt Lake City
Brit Gregory
Mr. Gregory
William T. Gregory
Eleventh Avenue SE
Speeding and traffic fines across several locations
The report lists multiple individuals with minor offenses and fines. Stephen H. Eyer and others across addresses in NE and SW districts face fines of 10 dollars plus costs for speeding and related violations. Several names appear for failing to yield, stop sign violations, and disobeying red lights with 10 dollar fines. One bond forfeiture is noted for Eben Salmon and a 7 day suspended sentence for Louis Kalinsky amid drunkenness charges.
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Louise M. Moershel
South Amana
James A. Burbridge
Greeley
Eben Salmon
Princeton
Ill
Douglas Isaacson
Grande Avenue SE
Paul G. Margretz
F Avenue NW
Milo C. Visek
Fifteenth Street
Darry D. Neuhring
First Avenue SE
Lawrence C. Michalec
Sixteenth Avenue SE
Rockefeller urges states to block national bureaucracy in Indiana speech
Governor Rockefeller told the Indiana Bar Association that state rights hinder a monolithic federal bureaucracy and threaten liberty. He accused the Kennedy administration of bypassing states and urged shared sovereignty between states and federal government. The noon gathering drew about 1,000 lawyers and wives, amid GOP leanings toward Goldwater.
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French Lick
Ind
Rockefeller
Indiana Bar Assn
Kennedy
Indiana
G.O.P
Sen. Goldwater
Argentine Helm Taken by Illia
Dr. Arturo Illia was sworn in as Argentina's 29th president pledging to lead the country to prosperity and peace within a year. He assumed office Saturday in Buenos Aires, replacing his predecessor.
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Illia
Buenos Aires
Arturo Illia
Argentina
Too Soon for Joint Space Job Says Gagarin
The Soviet astronaut Yuri Gagarin urged closer U S Russian diplomatic ties before joint space experiments. He told reporters that he personally favored collaboration but stressed the need for improved relations.
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Gagarin
Mexico City
Yuri Gagarin
U.S
Russia
Obituary Notices from Powell's and Manchester Areas
Obituaries list several residents with ages and service times. Wellman Anna Maude Buterbaugh 72 services Monday 1 30 Powell's. Wellman Harry Jacob 67 services Sunday 2 30 Methodist church Powell's. Mt Vernon William J Kent 72 services Sunday 2 Morgan's Manchester Leo J Kelley 66 Rosary Sunday and Monday 8 Shelley's Manchester Allan J Grace 38 services Monday 10 Bernard Catholic church Center Point Willie Mounce 79 services Monday 2 Murdoch's Tama Guy Belton 53 services Monday 2 Mason's
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Wellman
Anna Maude Butterbaugh
Powell's
Harry Jacob
Mt. Vernon
William J. Kent
Morgan's
Manchester
Leo J. Kelley
Shelley’s
Allan J. Grace
Bernard Catholic Church
Center Point
Willie Mounce
Cedar Rapids Man Sentenced for Desertion of Children
Ronald L. Bruce, 26, of route one Cedar Rapids, pled guilty to desertion and abandonment of five minor children. He was sentenced Friday to one year in the men’s reformatory at Anamosa and placed on probation by Judge Warren Rees after surrendering to sheriff's deputies Thursday. Bruce was indicted on the charge Tuesday.
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Ronald L. Bruce
Route One
Cedar Rapids
Anamosa
Warren Rees
Bruce
Sheriff's Deputies
Wilson Receives Probation After Break-In Conviction
Glenn D. Wilson, 40, of 3701 Sixteenth Avenue SW, pled guilty to breaking and entering. He was sentenced to 10 years in the state penitentiary at Ft. Madison and placed on probation by Judge Warren Rees after the theft charge, for stealing $2.35 on Oct. 4 from a McNall Machine Co. soda machine at 600 D Avenue NW.
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Glenn D. Wilson
Sixteenth Avenue SW
Ft. Madison
Warren Rees
Wilson
McNall Machine Co
D Avenue NW
Morgenbladet Attacks Nobel Peace Prize Award
The conservative Morgenbladet criticizes the Nobel Peace Prize for Dr. Linus Pauling calling the award a slap in the face to President Kennedy and Western security officials. It questions the basis of the California chemist’s selection amid his anti nuclear testing campaign.
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Oslo
Morgenbladet
Linus Pauling
Kennedy
West
Nobel Committee
California
Pauling
Negro lawyer withdraws from Republican party over Goldwater
Chicago attorney William Cousins says his exit from the GOP was triggered by Barry Goldwater's rise as the leading presidential prospect. Cousins, 36, serves on the Republican Citizens League of Illinois board and was former president of Chicago's sixth ward GOP group.
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Chicago
Sen. Goldwater
William Cousins
Republican Citizens League
Republican Citizens League of Illinois
Sixth Ward
G.O.P
Political Debate Over Civil Rights In Iowa Counties
The report notes varying mistreatment counts across counties with nine in Clay and six in Scott, while Republicans attack the civil rights agenda as a political war led by Goldwater. The discussion cites Illinois examples and lists multiple counties with differing case figures.
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Mate
Clay Coun
Democratic Party
Todren
Story County
Scott County
Sen. Goldwater
Illinois
Goldwater
Dad Rescues 4 Children From Blaze
A Cedar Rapids father saved his four children from a late night house fire on Tenth street SE as flames engulfed the first floor. He was knocked unconscious by a backyard clothesline after freeing the kids, who inhaled smoke but were unhurt. The fire, likely started by a cigarette, was under control soon after 12:09 a.m. No damage estimate given.
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Cedar Rapids
Everett Nemer
Tenth Street SE
John Kopecky
Nemer
Berlinthrough Barricade Standoff With Soviet Forces
Lt Col Emanuel Tinari led 205 U S troops at the checkpoint near Berlin as Soviet officers and armored cars faced a standoff. The Americans remained calm and well cared for, with hot breakfast, clean weapons and vehicles, and readiness to stay as needed.
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Emanuel Tinari
Baltimore
U. S
Tinari
Deaths Deane L Adams of Madison a former Cedar Rapids resident
Funeral services for Deane L Adams of Madison Wisconsin a former Cedar Rapids resident will be held at 3 pm Sunday at Christ Presbyterian Church in Madison He died Wednesday in Chicago of an apparent heart attack Friends may contribute to the division of clinical oncology at University Hospitals at the University of Wisconsin Adams operated the Simon House restaurant in Madison since 1952
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Deane L. Adams
Madison
Wis
Cedar Rapids
Christ Presbyterian Church
University Hospitals
University of Wisconsin
Adams
Simon House
Chicago
Ralph Buchanan dies by suicide in Arkansas
Funeral services were held in Mountainburg Arkansas for Ralph Buchanan 48 formerly Cedar Rapids resident and son of the late Robert Buchanan and Maybelle Buchanan. He is survived by his wife Virginia Collins of Cedar Rapids and two children Andra 18 and Robert 16 and his mother in Sarasota Florida. He was a great grandson of Cedar Rapids pioneer Robert Ellis for whom Ellis Park is named.
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Mountainburg
Ark
Ralph Buchanan
Buchanan
Cedar Rapids
Robert Buchanan
Sarasota, Fla
Virginia Collins
Andra
Robert
Maybelle Buchanan
Sarasota
Fla
Robert Ellis
Ellis Park
Martens Rites Set for Cedar Rapids Widow Minnie L Martens
Minnie L. Martens widow of Louis B. Martens of 615 Eighteenth Avenue SW Cedar Rapids died in a local hospital early Saturday. Born March 18 1893 in Germany she married Oct 6 1913. Survived by five daughters Ruth Eileen Shirley Marian Mildren and others, four sons Harlen Milton Calvin Vernon, 30 grandchildren, five great grandchildren, two brothers Paul and Vern Hawke. Memorial services at Turner Chapel 1 30 Tuesday Rev Richmond Anderson Hope Lutheran Church Burial Cedar Memorial. Friends may call at the chapel.
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Minnie Louise Martens
Louis B. Martens
Eighteenth Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Germany
Ruth Klein
Eileen Klein
Shirley Marsden
Marian Thornton
Waterloo
Mildren Krousse
Monona
Harlen Martens
Amana
Milton
Calvin
Vernon Martens
Paul
Vern Hawke
Waukon
Turner ‘Chapel
Richmond Anderson
Hope Lutheran Church
Cedar Memorial
Michael Wayne Kohl dies in Cedar Rapids area
Michael Wayne Kohl 34 of 1018 D avenue NW Cedar Rapids died in a Cedar Rapids hospital on Saturday. Born December 5 1961 in Cedar Rapids he is survived by his mother A Joan Kohl father Gordon L Kohl two sisters Karla Jo Kohl Susanne Kohl two brothers Gordon Lee Kohl Jr Randall Alan Kohl grandparents and a great grandmother. Memorial services will be held at Turner chapel Monday by Rev Harold T Rasche of the Free Methodist church with burial at Dunkard cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel.
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Michael Wayne Kohl
D Avenue NW
Cedar Rapids
A. Joan Kohl
Gordon L. Kohl
Karla Jo Kohl
Susanne Kohl
Gordon Lee Kohl, Jr
Randall Alan Kohl
Robert Trembley
Velda Glime
John Kohl
Vinton
Ray Glime
St. James, Minn
Mary Kohl
Turner Chapel
Uoon
Harold T. Rasche F
Free Methodist Church
Dunkard
Walter D Hunt Dies at 73 in Fairfield
Walter D Hunt, 73, father of Mrs. David B Pickford of Cedar Rapids, died Saturday morning at Fairfield. He served on the Baker Paper Co. board in Cedar Rapids. Survived by wife and three grandchildren. Memorial services Monday at 3 p.m. at Weston Behner Funeral Home in Fairfield.
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Walter D. Hunt
David B. Pickford
D Avenue
Fairfield
Baker Paper Co
Cedar Rapids
Mr. Pickford
Weston Behner
Cedar Rapids Woman Effie Thompson Dies in Local Hospital
Effie Mae Wylie Thompson aged 29 from 1547 Fourth Avenue SE Cedar Rapids died Friday night in a local hospital. Born October 6 1904 in Jasper County she is survived by her son Donald D Thompson of Cedar Rapids two grandchildren and a sister Mrs Gesley Knickerbocker of Radcliffe She was a member of the First Presbyterian Church
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Effie Mae Wylie Thompson
Fourth Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Jasper County
Donald D. Thompson
Gesley Knickerbocker
Radcliffe
Memorial services for longtime community leader
A graduate of Iowa State University and former manager of Armstrong Portrait Studio, she worked 121 years with American Photographic Corp and taught school two years. Memorial services at First Presbyterian Church at 10 30 a.m. Monday led by Dr Francis Pritchard with burial in Gilman Iowa. Friends may call Turner chapel until 9 p.m. Sunday and at the church from 9 to 10 30 a.m. Monday. The casket will not be opened after the service.
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Terian Church and Guild No. 5
Iowa State University
American Photographic Corp
Armstrong Portrait ‘Studio
First ‘Presbyterian Church
Francis’ Pritchard
Gilman
Iowa
Turner Chapel
City Briefs Mixed local notices from Cedar Rapids area
Transfers and admissions include Charles Schroeder moved from Mercy to University Hospitals Iowa City with visitors barred. Mrs Mary Bontrager patient at St Luke’s Hospital with visitors allowed. Community notices list sales, saloon events, vandalism, and club activities with local addresses and times.
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Charles Schroeder
Fifth Avenue
Mercy Hospital
University Hospitals At
Iowa City
Mary Bontrager
Fifth Street
St. Luke's Hospital
American May Be Flood Victim In Italian Tragedy
Belluno Italy AP A visiting American Ferruccio Losso 69 of New York reports John de Bona Riverside California is missing after the Vaieni dam disaster. De Bona was last seen Tuesday at Longarone where a hotel was wiped out. Losso and his wife remain safe nearby. Two other Americans Robert Delazzaro 48 and his wife 47 from Scottsdale are injured in hospital.
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Belluno
Italy
Vaieni
John de Bona
Riverside
Calif
Ferruccio Losso
New York
de Bona
Longarone
Losso
Robert Delazzaro
Scars
Fined Twice in Same Morning for Speeding
Stephen H. Eyer, 23, of 1705 Richmond road NE, left municipal court twice Saturday morning after speeding fines. An 8:35 a.m. appearance yielded $10 plus costs for speeding, then a second arrest within 30 minutes led to a $15 fine and costs. The radar-timed 42 mph in a 25 mph zone occurred in the 1200 block of Fifth avenue SE. Eyer, an employee of Collins Radio Co., pled innocent. The first charge was from Oct. 4 for 52 mph in a 35 mph zone.
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Stephen H. Eyer
Richmond Read
Walter D. Simmons
Thirty-third Street
Michael L. Strieger
Sixteenth Avenue
Emery E. Meyers
Vernon View
Larry G. Bentley
Bever Avenue
Alice L. Quass
Marion
Algy B. Long
Walford
Richmond Road
Eyer
John Ebsen
Fifth Avenue SE
Collins Radio Co
Ike Warns Rights Backers May Cross Constitutional Lines
In The Saturday Evening Post Dwight Eisenhower says Negroes should have complete success in their drive for justice but warns some civil rights advocates push beyond constitutional goals. He critiques quotas and forced social change as un-American and urges private associations remain outside government reach.
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NEW York
Dwight Eisenhower
Saturday Evening Post
Eisenhower
Seeping Water Damages Grain At Cedar Rapids Feed Firm
Vandals turned on a water faucet outside the M and J Feed and Seed building in Cedar Rapids causing a basement flood. Kenneth Millsap Jr owner said similar damage followed other football games at Kingston stadium. About three inches of water 8 a m Saturday flooded the basement seeping into the grain pit.
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Cedar Rapids Feed Company
Kenneth Millsap, Jr
M&j Feed & Seed
1011
Eighth Avenue
Kingston Stadium
Millsap
Ron Cochran Hosts KCRG TV 9 Evening Report
At 6 PM each weeknight noted commentator Ron Cochran reports during KCRG TV 9's thirty five minute Evening Report program.
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Ron Cochran
Kcrgtv
Regents Debate Fraternities Housing Plans at ISU
Iowa State University faces a board of regents discussion on selling 25 acres near campus to Alpha Tau Omega for a new chapter house. Some regents support the sale to ease housing while others argue for dormitory expansion and equal housing. President Hilton notes no current discriminatory clauses and that private housing could relieve campus costs. Inquiry continues on bids and potential interest from other fraternities.
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Iowa City
Hilton
Iowa State
ISU
Board of Regents
Valentine
Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity
Stanley Redecker
Boone
Regents Building Committee
John Chrystal
Coon Rapids
Crabbe
Chrystal
Wilbur Molison
Grinnell
John Oberhausen
Dubuque
James Hilton
Iare
SUI
Virgil Hancher
Indiana
Noehren
Two Men Charged With Drunk Driving Held in City Jail
A Cedar Rapids man and an Ottumwa man were held in the city jail Saturday on drunk driving charges. Eugene D. Wilson, 37, of 8200 avenue NW, was arrested at 1:20 a.m. after his car struck the rear of a stopped vehicle on First avenue E. Osie L. Lewis, Jr., 34, of Ottumwa, was arrested at 10:54 p.m. Friday for driving at high speed east on Third avenue from Sixth street SW.
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Cedar Rapids
Ottumwa
Eugene D. Wilson
Avenue
First Avenue
Osie L. Lewis, Jr
Third Avenue
Sixth Street
Two Men Arrested After Tavern Fight in Melody Inn
Lawrence C. Michalec and David A. Bush, both 21, were arrested Friday night at the Melody Inn on a disturbing the peace charge after a fight. Michalec forfeited a $30 bond for missing municipal court. Bush is due in court Monday morning.
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Lawrence C. Michalec
Sixteenth Avenue SE
David A. Bush
Eleventh Street NW
Melody Inn
Twelfth Avenue SE
Michalec
Bush
Iowa approves 1000 class C liquor permits in Des Moines
The Iowa liquor commission approved 1000 class C permits for John D. Naso Leonardo's Pizza House and Orville Dean Faulkner Debar Supper Club both of Cedar Rapids.
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Des Moines
UPI
Iowa Liquor Commission
John D. Naso
Leonardo's Pizza House
Orville Dean Faulkner
Devar Supper Club
Cedar Rapids
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Michael Kohl
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Pat Young
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Iowa News Distributing Co
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Legionnaires
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Robert McCrea
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Norm Sutliff
Ray Long
Don Peterson
Ilten
2Nd Avenue SE
Palumbo’s Beverage Store
1St Ave
Nelson's Grocery
16Th Street
B Avenue
St. Paul's Methodist Church
D. A. Loferski
James Baugh
1604
Seventh Avenue SE
Washington-Jefferson
Beatty-Beurle’s
Beatty-Beurle
Howard McLaughlin
Ike
Phyllis Fleming
Harriette Valentine
Joseph Rosenfield
Melvin Wolfe
Wolfe
Maurice Crabbe
Eagle Grove
William Noehren
Spencer
Boyne Platt
John E. Lapes
3Rd Ave
C.R. Liquor Licenses
John B. Turner & Son
Second Ave. S.E
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