Five day forecast and scattered obituaries in LaCrosse region
The weather page shows five day temperatures near normal with cool period ahead and slight shower chances. It lists high Tuesday at 66 and low 42 with updated noon readings and a total October precipitation of 3.49 inches. The section also notes funeral notices for local residents with service times and burial plans.
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Local notes span births notices fines and court items
The page lists multiple family notices for births and marriages and a string of court actions. Items include a long list of births and marriages with names and addresses, several traffic fines from speeding and faulty equipment, drunkenness cases with bond forfeiture or suspended sentences, and a church service notice for St. Joseph's in Elkader.
Deaths Mrs James S Hopkins 66 at Cedar Rapids
Mrs James S Hopkins 66 of 429 Twentieth Street NE died Wednesday after a short illness. Born July 28 1901 she lived in Cedar Rapids most of her life. Survived by son Sgt James G Hopkins Blairstown two daughters Loren Stewart Blairstown and Harold Klug Marion two brothers Clarence Zimmerman Cosgrove John Zimmerman West Branch five sisters and six grandchildren. Requiem mass Friday 9:30 a.m. at St Matthew's Church burial Mt Calvary. Rosary Thursday 7:30 p.m. Monahan Stewart funeral home.
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James S. Hopkins
Twentieth Street
Cedar Rapids
Hopkins
St. Matthew’s Church
St. Joan Circle
James G. Hopkins
Blairstown
Loren Stewart
Harold Klug
Marion
Clarence Zimmerman
Cosgrove
John Zimmerman
West Branch
Father McDonough
Monahan- Stewart
Ethel Wichman Sasse 83 dies after long illness
Ethel Wichman Sasse age 83 of Meth-Wick Manor died Wednesday after a long illness. Born in Waterloo she married William E. Sasse in 1920. they farmed near Winthrop and later lived in Waterloo. Surviving son Robert, daughter Betty Beightol of Guam, five grandchildren. ServicesPending at Kearns Dykeman Waterloo. burial Fairview Cemetery Waterloo.
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Ethel Wichman Sasse
Meth-Wick Manor
Waterloo
William E. Sasse
Winthrop Area
Meth- Wick Manor
St. James Methodist Church
OES
Winthrop Oes
Robert W. Sasse
Memorial Drive
Betty Beightol
Anderson Air Force Base
Guam
Kearns- Dykeman Chapel
Fairview Cemetery
Roy Kullander, 57, Cedar Rapids resident, dies after illness
Roy G. Kullander, 57, of 906 M avenue NW and former Barnard and Leas employee, died Tuesday after a long illness. Born June 8, 1910, in Marion, he married Ellen Linder in Aledo, Illinois, on March 24, 1932. He is survived by his wife, son Steven, and five grandchildren. Funeral services at Turner Chapel West Friday at 1:30 p.m. conducted by Rev. David F. Larson. Burial at Cedar Memorial Cemetery. friends may call until 1 p.m. Friday. casket will not be opened after the service.
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Roy Kullander
Roy G. Kullander
M Avenue NW
Barnard and Leas Manufacturing Co
Marion
Ellen Linder
Aledo, Ill
St. Mark’s Lutheran Church
Steven
Cedar Rapids
Turner Chapel West
Memorial Service for Dr Lucy E Faun Friday
Memorial service for Dr Lucy E Faun at 10 30 a m Friday in the Chapel of Memories conducted by Rev James K L McClane. Burial will be in Cedar Memorial Cemetery with Cedar Memorial funeral home handling arrangements.
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Faun
Lucy E
Chapel of Memories
James K. L. McClane
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
Wayne Whiteman Jr. Dies in Vietnam Veteran, Cedar Rapids Native
Wayne Whiteman Jr., 20, a former Cedar Rapids resident and 1965 Washington High School graduate, was killed Sunday in Vietnam while serving in the Marine Corps. Born in Bristol England, he moved to Cedar Rapids as a teen and later lived on Miami Drive NE before moving to Kansas. Funeral services are pending at Williams Funeral Home in Little River Kansas.
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Wayne Whiteman, Jr
Cedar Rapids
Vietnam
Whiteman
Marine Corps
Washington High School
Bristol
England
Amana
Whitemans
Miami Drive
Kansas
Williams Funeral Home
Little River
Kan
Balloting details from city primary race page shows varied precinct results
In the city primary, Oberthien and Berger led the safety commissioner contest with strong precinct showings while Fellwock trailed. Berger's decisive 268 votes in precinct 10 offset Fellwock's edge elsewhere. Lillies and Honsell battled for municipal judge, with McLaughlin leading in 20 precincts. Voter turnout 11,067, far below 1965.
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Lucken
Martin
Oberthien
Berger
Fellwock
Charles Schmitt
James Dolan
Carl Newell
Hugh Landa
O. E. Anderson, Jr
Verne O. Phelps
Arthur Pennington
Frank Wilkie
Bever Park
Lilios
Honsell
Lillies
Judge McLaughlin
Reilly
Hullinger
Gross
Johnson denounces yellow peril talk in Asia
President Johnson dismissed claims of a yellow peril in Asia as absurd and racist. He spoke at the White House during a Medal of Honor ceremony for Marine Major Howard Lee, reaffirming that race has no place in U.S. aims and recalling shared WW II and Korean War battles with Asians.
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Washington
Johnson
Asia
Rusk
White House
Howard Lee
Vietnam
China
Bataan
Corregidor
Korea
Formosan Quake Claims Two Lives
An earthquake shaken Formosa on Wednesday left two dead and three injured, according to Nationalist Chinese police reports.
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Taipei
Formosa
Grant Describes Scheme And Arrest In Waterloo
Grant and Gearhart testified about a plan to counterfeit money to trap buyers for a news story. Grant admitted directing the operation and sought photos and a sale to wire services, while Secret Service agents closed in at Waterloo.
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Grant
Waterloo
Howard Johnson
Turner
Minneapolis
Merle Fisher
Gearhart
Kenneth Moon
Unique
Avenue NE
Lee
Cedar Rapids
Citizen Times Weekly
Highway Patrol
FBI
Richard Roth
Omaha
Secret Service
Roth
Freeman
Massa
Gains cited by Local 1362 after Collins strike
Local 1362 of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers says skilled workers at Collins Radio Co. have won substantial gains after a strike begun October 16. A splinter group seeks a separate professional unit and an NLRB election, which could slow negotiations but not weaken Local 1362. A federal mediator arranged a Wednesday meeting with no announcements.
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International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Collins Radio Co
Collins
John Hunter
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Dick McGowan
Lawrence Faces Assault Charge
Police arrested Stanley L. Lawrence 42 of 610 Sixth avenue SE on an assault and battery warrant filed by Joan Callahan. She alleges he entered her apartment in a drunken state and struck her several times on Oct. 19. Judge John Reilly set 9 30 a.m. Nov. 2 to plead or move. He was released on recognizance.
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Stanley L. Lawrence
Sixth Avenue SE
Joan Callahan
Lawrence
John Reilly
Conferees OK $10 Million Rent Aid and $312 Million Model Cities
Washington UPI reports House and Senate conferees agreed to limit Johnsons rent supplement to 10 million dollars of the 40 million he sought and to approve 312 million for the model cities program instead of 661 million. The decision reduces both programs in funding.
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Washington
UPI
House
Senate
Johnson
Red infiltration in Indonesia sparks political warnings
A militant student faction warned that Indonesia faces a critical political situation as communist elements allegedly infiltrate the government and military while social reform lags.
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Indonesia
Jakarta
Milford Smith given probation after prison terms
Milford R. Smith, 19, of 1133 Fifteenth Street SE, was sentenced in Linn district court on larceny and breaking and entering. He received ten years for breaking and entering and five years for larceny at Anamosa men’s reformatory, plus two years probation under Rev. John Thomas. He pleaded guilty to larceny for taking a 38 caliber revolver from Stick and Poke Co. and to breaking and entering for a cash register theft of 250 dollars from Ron’s Noelridge Conoco Station on April 10.
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Milford R. Smith
Fifteenth Street
Linn District Court
Anamosa
Harold D. Vietor
Smith
John Thomas
Ninth Street
Ron
Noelridge
Conoco
Old
Marion Road
Suez conflict toll and firefighting as Israel hits targets
Gov Mahmoud reports 3 civilians killed and 60 wounded plus 3 soldiers killed and 5 wounded in the Suez area amid mass evacuations. Israeli fire scorches refineries and storage tanks as flames roar into the night. Egypt claims destruction of 10 tanks a Mirage jet and three ammo dumps, while U.S. arms shipments to Israel and five Arab states spark front page debate in Cairo.
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Suez Complex
Mahmoud
Suez
Cairo
U.S
Israel
al Ahram
America
Port Said
Ladder Manufacturer Sued Over 1966 Injury in Linn County
Charles McSweeney files a $47,021.45 suit in Linn district court against Jerex Corp alleging injuries from a fall from a ladder on Oct 15, 1966. He bought the ladder from Giant in Cedar Rapids on Sept 28, 1966, and says the left side rail bent inward causing a 35 degree angle. Damages include medical expenses 421.45, wages 6,600, pain 25,000, permanent disability 15,000.
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Charles McSweeney
Linn District Court
Jerex Corp
McSweeney
Cedar Rapids
Creek Road Surfacing Sought By Linn County Petition
Linn county board received a 60 signature petition asking repairs and surfacing on Martin's Creek road. The request, noting six ditch silts, will be sent to the county engineer. Resurfacing is planned for this fall. the road runs east from highway 13 a mile south of highway 64.
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Linn County Board of Supervisors
Martin’s Creek
Dudley Henderson
Highway 13
Parties Settle Out of Court After Cedar Rapids Accident
The $40,000 jury suit by Elmer Lindeken against David Schmitt was settled Tuesday afternoon after most evidence was presented in Linn district court. Filed March 24 the case claimed medical expenses pain loss of income and permanent disability from a two-vehicle crash in Cedar Rapids on Oct 21 with Judge Harold D Vietor presiding.
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Elmer Lindeken
David Schmitt
Cedar Rapids
Harold D. Vietor
Linn
Charges Against Aossey Dropped
A municipal court dismissed charges of employing a minor to sell liquor against James Aossey and Alya Rossey after prosecutors found the young woman failed to report her true age when hired at the Starlite room tavern. A separate charge against James Aossey remains pending.
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Alya Rossey
John B. Reilly
The
Aosseys
Starlite Room
James Aossey
Security Council delays action on Arab-Israeli crisis
UNITED NATIONS UPI The Security Council postponed action on the Middle East crisis adjourning to 2 p.m. CDT for delegates to seek root cause solutions. Nigeria’s Chief S. O. Adebo warned it would be reckless to vote on a Soviet condemnation of Israel or a U S measure targeting cease-fire violations. He said the situation is explosive with world consequences and that a partial resolution is futile.
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Israel
U.S
Palestine
Adebo
The King and I on Channel 9 Color
Deborah Kerr and Yul Brynner star in a TV blockbuster airing Wednesday at 6 30 PM on Channel 9 in color.
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Deborah Kerr
Yul Brynner
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Addie Sims
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Robert Blanch
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Sumner
Center Junction
Belle Norris
Wyoming
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Augusta Overbeck
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Tuecke’s
Marengo
Joe C. McMann
St. John’s Lutheran Church
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Iowa City
Wayne G. Rohse
Beckman-Butherus
Ella Cronin
Donoue’s
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John McGuire
Thirty-second Street
Leonard Chase
Walker
Richard Meeks
Hartwick
Kenneth McConnel
Seventh Street
William Wagner
Washington Avenue
Thomas Clark
Thirteenth Avenue
Peter Langmack
Park Towne Place
Charles M. Allen
Toddville
Jeffrey J. Keener
Thirtieth Street
Dorothy Kostman
David O. Kostman
Linda Lee Kohout
Alvin L. Kohout
Susan Jane Sparks
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Donald P. Bates
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William E. Whitters
Fourth Avenue
Robert W. Smiley
Belmont Parkway
Brent A. Norris
Bever Avenue
Doris A. Duccini
Independence
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Ebertsch
Oakland Road
Robert D. Fadness
Glass Road
George E. Schweitzer
Twenty-ninth Street
Robert O. Hook
Ronnie L. Kern
Lewellen Drive
Victor O. Behrmann, Jr
Eleventh Avenue
Steven A. Peters
Coral Gables
Fla
Donald E. Kulish
Swisher
Rita M. Urbanek
Fourteenth Avenue
Joseph W. Cooksley
Delhi
Richard D. Zimmer
Charles C. Hilsenbeck
1817 Avenue NE
Robert E. Gannon
Second Street NW
Marvin Brown
Seventh Avenue SE
Joseph A. Frazier
J. W. Herbert Ross
Iowa
Elkader
John Leonard
Douglas, Ariz
St. Joseph’s Church
Ronald Boland
Dial
James Hopkins
Ethel Sasse
Pierson
FTD Florist
Ellis Blvd
Mrs. Ahrens
Bosh
LBJ
Brown
Larry Brown
Hoods
Vegas
Citizen Times
Fourth Street
Wayne Freeman
John Massa
James Kane
Associated Press
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Hiawatha
Windsor Hotel
Near West Side
Paul Kelso
Kelso
John E. Lapes
3Rd Ave
Sinai
Port Suez
Jerusalem Post
Creek Road
Aossey
Rohn Funeral Home
Teahen Funeral Home
First Avenue NW
Third Street
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