Weekend Weather And Local Birth Announcements
ForeCast shows varied highs from the 60s to 80s with rain chances Sunday night and cooler Monday. Normal October totals noted as 2.26 through Oct and 29.39 year-to-date. October 18 and 19 birth announcements list multiple families receiving daughters and sons at various addresses in the area.
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Bismarck
Mineapolis
Chicago
N. Orleans
Denver
New York
D. Moines
Omaha
L. Angeles
Phoenix
Miami
Seattle
Acheson Meets West German Chancellor Erhard in Bonn
Former U S secretary of state Dean Acheson spent half an hour in Bonn with West Germany’s new chancellor Ludwig Erhard. Acheson, not in official post, is frequently sought by President Kennedy for foreign affairs guidance.
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Bonn
Germany
Dean Acheson
U.S
Ludwig Erhard
West Germany
Acheson
Kennedy
Bug in Eye Blamed for Train Wreck in Illinois
In Willow Springs Illinois a freight train collided with the Santa Fe Chief injuring at least 42. An object blew into engineer George Breeze's eye, which he said was likely a bug. He removed it after removing his glasses, missing a caution sign.
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Willow Springs
Ill
UPI
Santa Fe
George Breeze
Fort Madison
India Holds at Least Until Taylor Returns
Nehru urged Indians to stand against the Chinese menace to convert weaknesses into strength. He reaffirmed a peaceful settlement but warned any surrender would be disgraceful and stated India will boost army navy and air force to preserve freedom.
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India
Taylor
Nehru
China
Cedar Rapids Gazette Established In 1883
The Cedar Rapids Gazette established in 1883 by The Gazette Co. and published daily at 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa. It lists subscription rates by carrier and mail for night and afternoon editions and notes no mail subscriptions in towns with Gazette carriers.
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Cedar Rapids
the Gazette Co
Third Ave. SE
Iowa
Owa
U.S
Funeral and Service Notices Across Several Iowa Towns
Obituaries list several residents with ages and service details. Tipton Mrs. Fred Adams 64 services Monday 1 30 at Four Square Gospel church. Waukon Mrs. Dale Reetz 55 services Sunday 2 at Center Baptist church. Decorah Mrs. Lester Sunday 46 services Tuesday 2 at Decorah Lutheran church. Millersburg Mary Mitt Taylor 83 services Sunday 2 at Methodist church. Iowa City Margaret Schnore 91 services Monday 9 at St Patrick's church. Margaret Donohue Rosary Sunday 7 30. Strawberry Point Fannie Glass 68 formerly of Edgewood services Monday 1 30 at Gill chapel. Marion Charles Clark 1354 Thirteenth avenue services pending at Baxter's.
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Methodist Church
McAninch’s
Iowa City
Margaret Schnore
St. Patrick’s Church
Donohue’s
Strawberry Point
Fannie Glass
Edgewood
Gill Chapel
Marion
Charles Clark
Thirteenth Avenue
Baxter’s
Deaths of Vaclav Benesh 89 lifelong Cedar Rapids resident
Vaclav Wes Benesh 89 of 1502 C street SW died Saturday at the V A hospital Iowa City after a short illness. Born May 27 1874 in Cedar Rapids he was a Northwestern University graduate and Spanish War veteran. He operated the Benesh drug store for many years and had affiliations with AF and AM Crescent lodge and El Kahir Shrine. Services Monday at Brush chapel with Masonic rites. burial at Czech National. No survivors. Friends may call after 3 p m Sunday.
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Vaclav
Wes) Benesh
C Street
V. A. Hospital
Iowa City
Cedar Rapids
Northwestern University
Iowa
el Kahir Shrine
Covert Lodge
Af&am
Benesh Drug Store
Brush Chapel
Richard Wagner
Crescent Lodge
Masonic Hall
Korth Responds to Resignation and Bank Probe Details
In a prepared statement Korth explains resignation for personal reasons and outlines the McClellan subcommittee inquiry into his former Continental National Bank leadership. He notes no conflict of interest from the bank line of credit and defends Navy service against insinuations of self‑interest.
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Navy
Korth
Senate Committee
Continental National Bank of Fort Worth
Department of Justice
Continental National Bank
TFX
Chase Manhattan Bank of New York
Sen. McClellan
Lauris Norstad
Owens-Corning Fiberglass International
Waxahachie
Texas
Bank and Trust Co
Owens-Corning
Washington
Funeral service for Thomas James-Rohn Monday at 11 30
The funeral home announces services for Thomas James-Rohn on Monday at 11 30 led by Rev. Warren L. Feller. Burial will be at Linwood Cemetery.
Goldwater Opposes Foreign Aid Principle
SAN BERNARDINO Calif AP Senator Barry Goldwater said Saturday night he opposes the principle of foreign aid because it has not achieved its intended purpose.
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San Bernardino
Calif
Barry Goldwater
Warrant Issued In Cosa Nostra Case
Philadelphia FBI seeks Angelo Bruno head of the Philadelphia Cosa Nostra as an arrest warrant for interstate extortion is issued. U S Attorney Drew O Keefe says the action follows Valachi's informant details. Five other men, including two from Bayonne New Jersey, are in custody along with material witnesses.
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Philadelphia
Angelo Bruno
Joseph Valachi
Cosa Nostra
Drew O'Keefe
U.S
Pennsylvania
Valachi
Our Thing
FBI
Bruno
Bayonne
N.J
Philip Testa
Cholera outbreak in South Korea claims 75 lives
South Korea reports the cholera outbreak, which has killed 75 people since September, is now confined to coastal areas. Officials say cases remain under control in other regions. Local health authorities monitor water sources and sanitary conditions to prevent further spread.
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Seoul
South Korea
Father Ciszek Returns to Celebrate First Mass in Free Years
In Shenandoah Pennsylvania Father Walter Ciszek led a Mass of Thanksgiving marking his first public address in 23 years after release from a Soviet prison. He and Marvin Makinen were exchanged for two Soviet spies in October. He spoke of prayers answered and kept details of his arrest private.
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Shenandoah
Edward McCawley
Walter Ciszek
Father Ciszek
St. Casimir’s
Christ
Ciszek
Marvin Makinen
University of Pennsylvania
Ashburnham
Mass
New York
Makinen
Russia
Dillon Eyes Tax Cut To Unlock Growth And Investment
Dillon predicts an $11 billion tax cut will ease the burden of high tax rates on business investment. He argues profit returns could rise nearly 35 percent with the tax proposals and 1962 measures to spur plant and equipment. He cautions Congress may delay but says lower rates could take effect January 1 if enacted.
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Dillon
Congress
Senate Finance Committee
Classified Ad Prices Prompt Immediate Action
Promotional line urges readers to act now to take advantage of low prices in today’s classified section, highlighting affordability and urging quick engagement with current offers.
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O.K
Lord Home Picketed by Oxford Students in London
Anti Lord Home picketers appeared in London's government district after he became Britain's new prime minister. Three youths, who said they were Oxford students, carried a placard reading Home go home and argued that democratic processes of election had been bypassed.
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London
Home
Britain
Oxford
Call for German peace treaty amid Berlin status debate
Gromyko states efforts to ease tensions with proposed steps akin to the Moscow limited test ban treaty. He emphasizes the need to abolish West Berlin's status and establish a free German state, noting some Western leaders underestimate this issue.
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Moscow
West Berlin
Barnes pleads guilty to drunken driving charge
Charles D. Barnes of Des Moines pled guilty to a drunken driving charge. He received a $300 fine plus court costs.
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Toledo
Charles D. Barnes
Des Moines
Tito Leaves Illness Behind With Light Remarks
Yugoslav President Tito, 71, appeared outside at Richmond House in Williamsburg after a flu lay up. He joked I am not dying, then said it would be a pity to die in such weather. He hoped to stroll the streets after cooler weather and watched the West Virginia Pitt game. His wife Madame Broz toured plantations and was seen at a supermarket before the motorcade.
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Williamsburg
Tito
Yugoslavia
Madame Broz
James River Plantations
U. S
Washington
Kennedy
Angier Biddle Duke
U. S. State Department
Kennedy jibes at critics amid election year push
President Kennedy in Boston challenges congressional critics to prove their concern by voting for his programs. He cites unemployment relief with an $11 billion tax cut, restoring Alliance for Progress funds, and passing a strong civil rights bill as tests of responsibility.
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Korth
Navy
Boston
Kennedy
Congress
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Wallet Stolen From Cedar Rapids Department Store
Cedar Rapids man Ted J. Lindeken reported his wallet containing 114 dollars vanished Saturday afternoon while shopping in a downtown department store. He left the wallet near a cash register with clothing items and the clerk began ringing up purchases before the loss was noticed.
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Cedar Rapids
Ted J. Lindeken
Edgewood Road
Girl Bicyclist Released After Scalp Laceration
Shirley Hoffman eight year old daughter of Mr and Mrs William D Hoffman of 1709 Twentieth Street NW was discharged from Mercy hospital Saturday after treatment for a scalp laceration suffered in a bicycle fall.
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Shirley Hoffman
William D. Hoffman
Twentieth Street
Mercy Hospital
Three Sons and Accidents Claim Three Lives
Detroit AP reports Luzilda Neely of Novi endured three car crashes leaving three sons dead. Carl Jr. 17 Ronald Church 18 were killed when a car struck them while changing a flat near Detroit on U S 24. Ronnie 21 and Donald 18 had died in prior crashes. Luzilda was injured and her husband Carl B Jr died in 1962.
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Detroit
Luzilda Neely
Novi
Donald
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Ellis Boulevard
Gary Jacobi
Wiley Boulevard
Larry Jacobsen
C Avenue NW
Robert Boison
Keystone
Thomas Reilly
Hiawatha
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Lisbon
Oliver Nephew
Henry Court
William Menzel
West Post Road
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Kencrest Drive
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Seventh Street
Richard Alatalo
Thirtieth Street
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Senate Permanent Investigations
John McClellan
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Roo A Ld
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ALL Faiths
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Chaptei
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Gromyko
By Bill Johnson
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First Church of Christ, Scientist
Novak
Turner
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