Weather and court notes from Marion area daily record
A sprawling weather and public notices page reports five day forecast with temperatures and rainfall, traffic citations for several residents including Wayne Ramos Harold Burroughs and Joseph Sinalko, plus sentences for reckless driving and unlawful license use. Births and obituaries portions list names and locations across Marion Mechanicsville and surrounding towns. Divorce petitions and decrees conclude the local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Avenue
Marion
Sharon
Pole
Wayne F. Ramos
Jeventh Avenue
Harold W
Burroughs
Chelsey
Yay
Roald Olea Baway
Temishantown
Parmal
George W. Forby
F Avenue NW
North Central
Tass Blasts Atom Force For NATO
Washington reacts to Tass critique of a NATO mixed-crew Polaris missile surface fleet plan in the North Atlantic. Moscow calls the project a breach of the nuclear test ban spirit, repeating protests from Ottawa ministerial talks and a Grozny visit by Andrei Gromyko earlier this month.
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Washington
Moscow
Tass
North Atlantic
Treaty Organization
NATO
I Force
Ottawa
Atliantic Alliance
U.S
Uniion
Europe
Andrei Gro
Myko
Patrol Nabs 3 Stealing Girl Near Randolph
Randol ph Neb state safety patrol units stopped a car west of Randolph on U.S. 20. They captured a man and two women who had abducted a minor girl from a parish school in O neill. The girl was found safe. Four patrol squads set up the roadblock to halt the vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph
Neb
UPS
Mongay
O'Neill
U.S. 20
Bus Line Union Talks Continue In Cedar Rapids
Negotiations between Cedar Rapids City Lines and its drivers union Local 638 of the Amalgamated Assn. of Street Electric Railway and Motor Coach Employes continued after sessions on Thursday and Friday. Another meeting is slated for 7 p.m. Oct. 29. The gold contract has been extended pending a new agreement. the old contract expired Sept. 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Vinton Man 67 Fatally Injured In Gun Accident
Earl Gay 67 of route two Vinton died from a gun accident ruled by Benton County authorities. Neighbor heard a gunshot about 8 55 p m Saturday. Gay reportedly discharged a 12 gauge shotgun while unloading in a closet. Gay had worked in Cedar Rapids then moved to Vinton. Fire and police reports note other minor incidents in the area.
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Vinton
Earl Gay
Route Two
Benton County
Galerien
Kenneth L.hootman
Ands
Gay
Sixth Street
Here
Carpes
Lean Royder
Royders
Wienands
Cedar’Rapids
Gvariion
Trans
Inplowa Manufacturing Co
Henne E. Fon
Eighteenth Street
Ford Avenue NW
Center Street NE
Five-Year-Old Boy Struck by Truck Injured Near Home
Gary Looney five year old son of Mr and Mrs Albert Looney of 25 Ninth Street SE was treated for bruises and released from Marcy hospital after a truck strike near his home Monday. Police said the accident occurred at 10 49 a m when the boy ran from behind a truck into the path of a truck driven by Richard C Brown of 2515 Twenty fourth Street SE
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Looney
Albert Looney
Ninth Street
Marcy Hospital
Richard C. Brown
Twenty-fourth Streat SE
Youthdriver given 60 day penalties for recklessness and noise
Municipal Judge Loren M. Huilinger Jr. imposed 30 days for reckless driving and 30 days for excessive noise. The youth was arrested in the 700 block of Eleventh Avenue SE at 1 40 p.m. Saturday after police said Hootman drove 50 miles per hour for four blocks, turned into an alley and tried to flee on foot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loren M. Huilinger, Jr
Hootman
Cedar Rapids Youth, 15, Linked To Ring Theft
A 15-year-old Cedar Rapids youth was arrested on grand larceny charges after admitting to stealing an engagement and wedding ring set worth 150 dollars from Douglas Bean at 1407 Mt. Vernon Road SE. The youth was turned over to probation officers. Bean reported the theft and said the rings were taken between September 28 and October 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Douglas Bean
Mt. Vernon Road
Bean
Official Ballot Primary Election for Superintendent of Public Safety
Voters mark with an X or check in the square above their chosen candidate. No other marking will be counted and a marked ballot will be voided. Election date listed as October 22, 1963.
Official Ballot and Tax Collection Notes
Superintendent of Public Safety Artest and Vue for One oversee ballot actions. City Clerk Harrald G. Schaefer notes taxes due plus interest and penalties. The statute of limitations for underpaid returns is three years. Commission sources could not estimate extra revenue but cross checks show apparent non filers. During the data processing period delinquent tax collections rose about 500000 annually to roughly 600000 total.
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Commission
Local residents listed in Cedar Rapids election race
The article profiles candidates and longtime residents involved in local politics. It mentions Ralph J. Mikesell a former Cedar Rapids police officer and World War II veteran, and Frank Bush a past business leader and community member. It covers titles, affiliations, military service, marriages, and civic roles. It notes candidates’ connections to organizations and churches in Cedar Rapids.
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Cedar Rapids
LaGrange
Ill
Coe College
Janet Wessall
Rosh
Bowes Auto Parts
Bush
Chamber of Commerce
American Legion
St. Michael’s Episcopal Church
Mizpak Lodge
West Side Civic Club
Moose Jodge
Sixteenth Avenue Commercia Club
Ralph J. Mikese
Eighteenth Street
Frank Bush
Mikesell
Waterlolo Hawks
Rapids Equipment Co
Air Corps
Christ United Presbyterian Church
Moose, Eagles
South Side Civic Club
Sixteenth Avenue Commercial Club
LaPlant-Choale Co
North Western Railroad
Blake St Clair
Thirty-eighth Street
Franklinrgh School
St. Clair
Artene Gundling
Home Equipment Distributing Co
Paramount Theater
Motion Picture
Hawkeye Sheet Metal
Chamber of ‘Commerce
Central Park Presbyterian Church
Mt. Hermon
el ‘Kahie Shrine
American, ‘Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Iowa Tax Evasion Inquiry Expands to Ten-Year Backward Look
Continued coverage notes Iowa tax officials pursue delinquent filers who rarely pay state income taxes. The state tax commission can audit up to ten years retroactively to require non filers to report income and pay due taxes.
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Iowa
Hughes Turning His Back on 82 Counties Shaff
Iowa Senator Shaff accuses Governor Hughes of ignoring 82 counties in favor of larger populated areas. He cites the Shaff reapportionment plan and predicts friction over Wednesday meetings as a community voice is limited. Shaff argues the governor’s stance risks unequal representation across the state.
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Hughes
National Congress
U. S. Senate
Shaff
Youth to Spend 60 Days in Jail for Lic Revocation
Michael KR McMurray, 18, of 1244 Wilson Ave SW, was sent to county jail for 6 days on unlawful use of a driver license and 3 cents more for revocation of a suspended petty larceny sentence. He faces a reckless driving count. police arrested him near Eighth Ave and Rockford Rd SW after an earlier drunk driving charge was reduced. McMurray used a license owned by Gerald J D Clements, 18, of 1330 Twenty-second Ave SW. Both McMurray and Clements were arrested on petty larceny charges last week and each received a 30 day suspended sentence.
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Michael KR
McMurray
Wilson Avenue
Tie
Eighth Avenue
Rockford Road
Gerald J D. Clements
Twenty-second Avenue
McMourray
Clements
Camp Fire Training Sessions at St Pauls Church
Camp Fire planning sessions begin Tuesday with outdoor skills training led by Mrs. John Battin executive director. Blue Bird session starts 9 a.m. Tuesday, Camp Fire Girl leader session 9 a.m. Thursday, junior high and Horizon Club leaders meet Thursday at 7 p.m. All sessions at St Pauls Methodist Church.
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Towana
Three Changes Recommended in Annual City Audit
The city council discussed the annual audit noting only three recommendations appeared in the file. The audit urged open access to treasurer records by the assistant treasurer and that in the treasurer’s absence the deputy should continue operations. It also advised uninterrupted vacations for all employees handling public funds and that insurance purchases go through the finance commissioner to avoid duplicate coverage.
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Stewart Shank
Commissioner of Finance
Cedar Rapids Man Edward Delbert MeLaud Dies At 74
Edward Delbert MeLaud lifelong Cedar Rapids resident and former Nautuna Oats Co. employee died at home at 8 a.m. Monday after illness. Survived by wife Martha Quandt, two sons Edward Jr and Fred, two brothers Charles and George, eight grandchildren, and two predeceased sons. Memorial services set for 1:30 p.m. Wednesday at Turner Chapel with burial at Cedar Memorial Cemetery. viewing after 1 p.m. Tuesday.
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Edward Delbert MeLaud
Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Natuna Oats Co
Martha Quandt
Edward D., Jr
Fred Edward
Charles
George Mei
Milan
Robert LeRoy
Edward Arthur
Turner
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Jury selections in Linn County court yield two settlements
Jury selection began Monday in Linn County district court for three cases, but two were settled before juries were sworn. Walter Joy, 37, pled guilty to a drunk driving charge after 20 jurors were chosen. he was fined 500 dollars plus costs. A civil case involving real estate and alleged conspiracy and fraud also settled after jurors were questioned. Other cases included a car crash suit by Gerald and Carlos Long with claims for injuries and damages, and a false pretenses charge against Kyle W. Risher related to a check cashed from Chester Schantz. Trials proceeding under Judges Maxwell and Penningroth.
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Tour
Linn District Court
Walter
Joy
Avenue NE
William Eads
First Avenue
Triad
B. J. Maxwell
Gerald F. Long
Carlos F. Long
Robert
J. W. Bensmiller
Longs
Gerald
Merle Jones
Ernest F. Crowell
Walter Ashbacker
Phillip F. Dvorak
Gertrude E. Bean
Joseph E. Dostal
Anna Ealy
Edward Phillips
Marjorie Carrigg
John L. Bender
Leoi C. Pennington
Cedar Rapids
Ray A. Beer
Clinton Township
Kyle W. Risher
Cedac Falls
Risher
Chester Schantz
Alburnett
Enterprise Insurance, Co
Mason City
Ead
Charles Penningroth
Edward E. Laila
Marion Blanche Iy Sterns
Elizabeth P. Byrnes
Clarence Glee
Lois Dolzell
George Wagerman
Benjamin
Volz
Mary Ann Spalding
Floyd A. Thompson
Judy
James May
Viola
Trainmen authorize strike against Union Pacific railroad
The Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen voted to strike the Union Pacific railroad at 12:00 a.m. Thursday if a dispute over the brotherhood's agreement is not resolved. An informed source said the action could start that day.
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Omaha
UPS
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
Union Pacific Railroad
Armed Forces Brothers From Marion Enlist In Air Force
Four Marion air force recruits reported Monday including Frederick R. Moore 20 and Dennis G. Moore 18 of 4 Fourth Street. They were sent to Lackland Texas for recruit training. Frederick and Kinkead head for mechanical and Dennis for administrative training. Also re enlisted Gary G. Smither 25 for navigation equipment repair at Keesler Texas. Robert J. Thoman 18 of Route One enlisted in the Army to train as an aircraft mechanic at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri. Three others reported home on leave Monday including Randall R. Richards son of Ka Richards and Lynn M. Richards for 14 days at Great Lakes naval training station. Pvt. Grant Emmett Pedigo and Pvt. Nicholas J. Henkelman, both connected to Camp Pendleton, were en route to Memphis and Hawaii respectively, and Henke man will attend intelligence school. both were in a company featured in The Lieutenant TV show sequence.
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Marion
Ai Force
Keesler Air Force Base
Texas
Park View Drive
Robert J. Thoman
Route One
Army
Port Leonard Wood, Mo
Tireran
Ranald R. Richards
Ka ¥. Richards
Edgewood
Ron
Lynn M. Richards
Fighteenth Street
Great Lakes Naval Warning Station
Pvt
Grant Emmett Pedigo
Jesse A
Neproes sentenced to death in 1961 NC robbery murder case
Court continues ruling with Arnold and Dixon sentenced to death. Appeal alleges grand jury exclusion of Neproes invalidates indictment. Cade, a Black Muslim, denied a hearing after conviction for flag desecration in Louisiana argues offense against federal government, not state.
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James Arnold
George Dixon
North Carolina
Neproes
Troy Bland Cade
Louisiana
Cade
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Kenneth L. Hoolman
Sen Tenen
C. R. Weather
Vel Ea Municipal
Eat
Tuesa
Mississippi
Mercy
Robert Newmann
West Am
Norman Staub
Thirty-fifth Street
Andreas Garnes
Schaeffer
Robert, Beer
Twelfth Street
Robert Hartogh
Thirty-sixth Street
Victor Griswold
Marion Trailer Court
Roger
St., Luke's
Gordon Weasel
Fifth Street
Jobie
Water
C Avenue NE
Donald Ray Booze
Torldville
William Peck
Eighth Street NW
Morgan Heister
Mechanicsville
Peter Turner
Adel Street
John Alden
North-i View Drive
Robert Paul
Fourth] Street
Donald R. Landers
Fairfax
Michael R. McMurray
Gor
Sreuanans
Alfred M. Griffin
Earl l Hstcher
Horner's
Manchester
George C .Darey
Shelly's
Volga
Sarah Cottman
Methodist Church
Gill's
Burrghorse Point
Jesup
Frank Greenies
Parker's
Tipton
E. J. Cryder
Bennett
Sheets and
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Jinfiust
David Volz
St. Michael’s Church
Family Home
Independence
5 John's Church
Passmore’s
Prairieburg
Decorah
Hurral
Devaney
Benjamin Hugh Butler
Christian
Harch. Powell
Clep Ianer
Mary Lockhart
Dwight Kellicut
Marlene Wickan
A. J. Davis
Linda L. Jones
Thomas G. Jones
Vernon Axling
James Minninger
Diane Jonsen
Hugh W. Scriven
Mary K. Rupe
Dale’ D. Donald
Mr. Vernon
Judith Ann Nelson
Lisbon
Douglas M. Pyle
Patricia K. Kelley
Toddville
Douglas R. Miller
Norway
Lynda L. Cuberly
David Howell
Shirley A. Neely
Daniel Humpfer
Constance Morgan
Los Angeles
Bernard A. Hynek
Swisher
Mary A. Reed
Wilber Olesen
Vera Marie Olesen
Barbara J. Jones
Stan
Ley C. Jones
Roseleo M
Rink
Orvin HK
Karene I. Harford
Charles D. Harford
Patrol
Union
Vinton Man
Municipal Court
George W. Nye
Chris C.larson
Center Point Road
Mark
Jackson
C.R
Teahen Funeral Home
First Ave
6Th St
Superintendent of Public Safety
Vue
L Ba' ‘ Bosh Mikesell Frank A, Ralph J
Clair Blake M
Hince
John E. Lapes
Beatty-Beurle
O24
3Rd Ave
Airport
Memorial
McGladrey Hanson Dunn and Co
Certified Public Accountant
Edward DB. MeLaud
Courthouse News
Charles Penningrath
Milford J
Marilyn’ ‘A. Comley
Edward H. Roling
Glen G. McConaughy
Todd Real, Estate
Robert E. Smith
Maine Township
Household Finance Corp
James W
Betty Aay Christen
U.P
Air Force
T Turner’s
John B. Turner & Son
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