Five-day forecast and regional temperatures and notes
The report lists highs and lows across many cities with Tuesday values, noting Miami and Phoenix near 90s and 70s elsewhere. It forecasts average temperatures 4 to 8 degrees above normal through Monday, with about .25 inch of precipitation early in the period. Normal highs and lows by region are provided, along with noon readings and barometer/Humidity data. The piece also includes voter-like notices and a long obituary-like list of local births and marriages.
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Bismarck
Mineapolis
Chicago
N. Orleans
Denver
New York
Duluth
Omaha
L. Angeles
Phoenix
Miami
Seattle
Municipal Court November Jury List Is Selected
The names of 45 Cedar Rapids residents have been drawn for the November jury list in municipal court. Trials will be assigned next Tuesday. Prospective jurors include Lester R. Akins, James D. Augustine, Ralph M. Anderson, Raymond M. Anderson, Maynard P. Allbrecht and others.
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Cedar Rapids
Lester R. Akins
James D. Augustine
Ralph M. Anderson
Raymond M. Anderson
Maynard P. Allbrecht
Elizabeth T. Barry
Mildred L. Barlow
Darlene M. Borthwick
John E. Bishop
Elsie H. Chadima
Robert E. Carpenter
Stanley Dalecky
Esther M. Forde
Antonia Fisher
Libbie Packard
Anne S. Raley
Don J. Ross
Larkin Roberts
Viola M. Smith
Homer E. Stone
Chris M. Schlemann
Katherine S. Scott
Evalena C. Smith
Beula B. Thompson
Norman C. Usher
Wanda Elaine Valley
Donald C. Wescott
Jane E. Worden
Robert M. Winston
Burglars Break Into Candy Machine at Local Office
Police report a Monday night breakin at the Cramer and Bayse Co. office at 97 First Avenue SW. Burglars gained entry by breaking a glass overhead door in a converted service station building and fled with an undetermined amount of change. Detectives are investigating.
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Cramer and Bayse Co
First Avenue
Obituaries and funeral services listed in brief notices
Multiple notices list deceased and service details from Iowa towns including Lone Tree Amelia Reimers Doeries 79 Grace United Church of Christ Sorden and Adams Edith Greslik 55 North Liberty Cathout s Kalona Noah M Yoder 61 Goettsch s Monticello Will Schneiter 67 Goettsch s Decorah Orlando Daniel son 66 Stevnes Monona Jessie Henderson 82 Schultz Edgewood Annette Cole 81 Congregational church Appleton s Center Point Nellie E Hoagland 74 Murdoch s Wellman Harry Hubbell 76 Powell s Stanwood Charles Hayman 92 Presbyterian church Hayden s in Olin.
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Lone Tree
Amelia Reimers Doeries
Grace United Church of Christ
Sorden and
Adams
Iowa City
Edith Greslik
North Liberty
Cathout
S. Kalona
Noah M. Yoder
Monticello
Will Schneiter
Goettsch’s
Goettsch’s. Decorah — Orlando Danielson, 66. Stevne’s. Monona
Jessie Henderson
Schultz’. Edgewood
Annette Cole
Congregational Church
Appleton’s. Center Point
Nellie E. Hoagland
Thursiday
Murdoch’s. Wellman
Harry Hubbell
Powell’s. Stanwood
Charles Hayman
Presbyterian Church
Hayden's
Olin
Thant Plans Yemen Observation Mission Withdrawal
United Nations Secretary General U Thant reported that Yemen observation arrangements had collapsed and that he would withdraw the 200 man mission by November 4.
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United Nations (Ap
U Thant
Yemen
Halloween Night Safety Urged by Cedar Rapids Chief
Cedar Rapids Police Chief George Matias announced a full force will patrol Halloween night with amateur radio groups and special units. He urged parents to use bright costumes with white stripes or reflective tape and motorists to watch for children, noting costumes can dull traffic awareness.
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Cedar Rapids
George Matias
Matias
City Briefs Highlights for Thursday Events and Adv Notices
Metro Kiwanis meets Thursday at 6 p.m. to elect officers at Embassy club. Navy Mothers Bazaar runs 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Memorial Coliseum with lunch 50c. Optimists program shifts speaker to Frank Hidinger at Roosevelt noon meeting. Kenwood Story Hour Thursday 10:30 at library with Mrs Nassif. St Ludmila dinner Sunday Nov 3 1:30-6:30 tickets at door. Trailer stolen from Ellis quarry. owner William E Moore reports. Negro History Study Group meets Thursday 7:15-9:15 p.m. at Tyler school. World War II topic. Elks, Halloween party Friday night $2.50. Lions Club noon talk by Salem Rizk at Roosevelt. Mineck elected to Phi Eta Sigma at Northwestern. Cub Scout pack 30 awards: Jeff Burns John Sykora David Stevenson Bob Dake Joey Gates Arden Kremenak Bobby Neilly Tom Weaver Mark Stephens Bobby Fisher.
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Cub Scout Pack
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Jeff Burns
John Sykora
David Stevenson
Bob Dake
Joey Gates
Arden Kremenak
Bobby Neilly
Tom Weaver
Mark Stephens
Bobby Fisher
Deaths Minnie McAllister Jones Cedar Rapids Resident
Minnie McAllister Jones 60 years a Cedar Rapids resident died at 4 20 p m Tuesday after a brief illness She was born May 9 1874 on a farm near Cedar Rapids widow of Charles Jones Surviving two daughters Effie Carr and E J Lee of Cedar Rapids two granddaughters five great grandsons four sisters Ada Wright Elsie Lattner Elfie Keller Mildred Cypra Cedar Rapids One son and four brothers preceded her in death Services Turner chapel 10 30 a m Friday Rev Bernard Olson Burial Cedar Memorial cemetery Friends may call at the chapel
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Minnie McAllister Jones
Thirty-fourth Street
Cedar Rapids
Charles Jones
Harry
Effie) Carr
E. J
Vesta) Lee
Ada Wright
Elsie Lattner
Elfie Keller
Richard K
Mildred) Cypra
Jones
Kenwood Park Methodist Church
Tilford Academy
Vinton
Linn
Benton
Turner Chapel
Bernard Olson
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Death of Edwin Walter Frederickson Jr
Edwin Walter Frederickson Jr., 5 3 10 p m Tuesday, longtime Cedar Rapids resident and retired carpenter, died. Born May 24 1879 in Sioux City he moved from Hamburg to Cedar Rapids in 1958. Surviving are a daughter Mrs G W Blessing Lem on Grove California two sons Edwin W Frederickson Marion and Otis M Trier Marina California a sister Mrs H Jensen Cushing Nebraska six grandchildren and nine great grandchildren He was a member of the Seventh Day Adventist church Service Friday 3 p m by Elder A H Gerst Burial Cedar Memorial Cemetery chapel until 2 30 p m Friday casket not opened after service
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Second Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids
Sioux City
Hamburg
G. W. Blessing
Lemon Grove
Calif
Edwin W. Frederickson
Marion
Otis M. Trier
Marina
H. Jensen
Cushing
Neb
Frederickson
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Turner Chapel
A. H. Gerst
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Death of Carrie Nisely Moore in Bellflower California
Word came of the death Monday in Bellflower California of Carrie Nisely Moore mother of Ralph Kenneth Ronald and Clara Moore She was born in Blairstown and lived in Cedar Rapids until Mr Moore retired A former member of Salem Evangelical United Brethren Church
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Bellflower
Calif
Carrie Nisely Moore
Moore
Ralph
Kenneth
Ronald
Clara Moore
Blairstown
Cedar Rapids
Mr. Moore
Salem Evangelical United Brethren Church
Mrs Oliver T Monimia Baker 1887 1964
Mrs. Oliver T. Monimia Baker age 76 of 414 Sixteenth Street SE died in a Cedar Rapids hospital at 10 20 a m Wednesday after a long illness She was born October 7 1887 in Coffeyville Kansas and lived in Cedar Rapids 40 years Surviving are her husband three daughters two sons 15 grandchildren and four great grandchildren Funeral services at the Church of the Brethren at 1 30 p m Friday with burial in Dunkard Cemetery Beatty Bearle Funeral Home handling arrangements
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Oliver T. Monimia Baker
Sixteenth Street
Coffeyville
Kan
Cedar Rapids
Albert Schultz
Ely
Donald Stiefel
Independence
Lowell Galt
Washington D. C
Marvin Stoner
Oak Ridge
Cedar Rapids Vandalism Hits City Water Works Equipment
Cedar Rapids police believe juveniles vandalized two heavy machines at the north end of Robbins Lake Tuesday evening. The Cedar Rapids water works owns the equipment. Police report headlights broken distributor wires cut and a gear shift knob stolen.
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Cedar Rapids
Robbins Lake
Crippled Jet Stalled by Customs Delay at Bradley Field
A Pan American jet from Rome with 66 passengers and 10 crew circled Windsor Locks Bradley Field for 15 minutes due to customs staffing concerns and landed safely after a two hour clearance process. Pilot Capt. Robert Phaff blew a tire on takeoff, questioned visibility, and sought landing clearance amid a dispute over customs permission and manpower.
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Windsor Locks
U.S
Robert Phaff
Rome
New York
Phaff
Bradley Field
Pan American
Richard MacDonald
American Airlines
Bradley
MacDonald
Howard Bond
U. S. Customs
Connecticut
Bond
Dismiss Charge Against Dairy in Cedar Rapids Court
A charge of selling substandard Half and Half against Sanitary Farm Dairies of Cedar Rapids was dismissed by Judge Howard McLaughlin after upholding a dairy attorney demurrer. The basis was lack of a certified copy of the standards provided to county auditors, as required by Iowa law. The two other charges, sale of homogenized and chocolate milk, were unaffected.
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Cedar Rapids
Howard McLaughlin
McLaughlin
Code of
Iowa
Department of Agriculture
Dairies
Sanitary
Tax amendment aids East Coast disaster loss relief
The Williams amendment, passed by the Senate on March 19, 1962, lets East Coast property owners apply 1962 disaster losses to 1961 federal income tax. Delaware victims like Baker of the Carousel Motel near Ocean City, Maryland, could save on 1961 taxes, as refunds are advanced to those with losses.
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Senate
Treasury Department
Williams
Delaware
Baker
Ocean City
Indictment of 10 Men in South Africa Sabotage Case Dismissed
A Pretoria judge threw out the state's indictment against ten men of mixed race over sabotage against Premier Verwoerd's government under the anti-sabotage law. The trial is postponed while the charges are redrafted, delaying proceedings this year.
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Pretoria
South Africa
Supreme Court
Verwoerd
U.N. General Assembly
Ith
Motel Closes For Winter In Ocean City
The Carousel Motel in Ocean City Maryland owned by Robert Baker closes for the winter. Manager Sivert Haddal refuses to reveal who ordered the closure. The motel opened in July 1962 with a champagne party attended by Washington political figures including Vice President Johnson. Baker sold the property last year to Serv-U Corp.
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Ocean City
Robert Baker
Sivert Haddal
Baker
Washington
Johnson
Serv-U Corp
McVey Enlists in Air Force at 18
David C. McVey, 18, of Cedar Rapids Route One, enlisted in the Air Force and has been sent to Lackland Air Force Base Texas for recruit training. He will then train in the general career field. On leave was Fireman Apprentice Orval R. Gaster Jr. son of Mr and Mrs O R Gaster 1432 Ninth Street NW for 15 days en route from New London Connecticut submarine base to Pearl Harbor Hawaii.
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International Electric Corp
International Electric
Ben
FBI
Strategic Air Command
North Jersey
Norwood
Closter
David C. McVey
Cedar Rapids
Air Force
Lackland Air Force Base
Texas
Orval R. Gaster, Jr
O. R. Gaster
Ninth Street
New London
Conn
Naval Base
Pearl Harbor
Hawaii
County Home Fire Exits Deemed Inadequate for Occupants
A county official warned that the County Home floor to ground level exits are wooden and only 30 inches wide. Fire escapes, described as inadequate, cannot safely evacuate occupants if indoor exits are blocked. Dudley Henderson said the board would consider action within days after receiving the report.
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Smith
Dudley Henderson
Board of Supervisors
Henderson
Murphy Martin With The News
Weeknights at 10:15 on Channel 9 feature Murphy Martin presenting the news roundup. Editorial tone emphasizes current events, weather, and local updates with concise segments.
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Murphy Martin
Channel 9
Jailed for Sunday Liquor Sale at Moose Lodge
Ernest E. Westgate, secretary of the Moose Lodge, received two days in jail and a $100 fine after pleading guilty to dispensing drinks at the club last Sunday. Municipal Judge Jesse Thomas handed down the sentence in Burlington, following a raid by state agents and local police at 11 a.m. Sunday.
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Burlington
Iowa
Jesse Thomas
Ernest E. Westgate
The
Moose Lodge
Westgate
Networks To Carry JFK News Session
Major networks will broadcast President Kennedy's news conference live on radio Thursday and later on television via tape. ABC NBC CBS and Mutual will carry it at 3 p.m. CST. CBS and NBC TV coverage will be at 3 30 p.m. and ABC at 4.
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New York
Kennedy
ABC
NBC
CBS
Mutual
Turner Memorial Service Showcases Unhurried Efficiency
A Turner Memorial Service highlights meticulous planning and attentive detail across facilities. The event emphasizes calm, quality, and cost efficiency, delivering comprehensive arrangements for attendees and honoring the memory with poised proceedings.
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