Weather Summary and Local Notices From City Airport
The forecast calls for considerable cloudiness with scattered showers and thunderstorms today, then partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday with little temperature change. Highs in the 70s, lows mostly in the 50s to 60s. Five day outlook cooler by 2 to 4 degrees with 0.75 to 1 inch rainfall mainly Thursday and Friday. Also includes daily highs, lows, rainfall totals, barometer, humidity, wind, sun and moon data, plus local birth notices and incidents such as sprinkler heads, illegal burning, and a fuel oil leak. Continuous city weather data for Sept and year-ago comparisons are listed.
Syria and Iraq Seek Better Ties With Moscow
Damascus and Baghdad signaled desire for closer relations with the Soviet Union as Arab media criticize the United States after the Security Council debate over Syria Israel border tensions. Syria protests U S attitude and thanks Moscow for its stance.
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Damascus
Baghdad
Syria
Iraq
United States
Moscow
Washington
United Nations Security Council
Israel
U. S
Ridgway B. Knight
America
Security Council
Soviet Union
Model Plane Struck by 161000-Volt Line
George Casebeer 28 of McPherson Kansas suffered severe burns after his model plane struck a 161000-volt power line in Kansas City. The plane took off normally then veered up and the control wire, held by Casebeer, fouled the line. Enough current bridged to blast an eight inch by six to eight inch ground hole where he stood.
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Kansas City
George Casebeer
McPherson
Kan
University of Kansas Medical Center
Casebeer
Casper and girlfriend’s date disrupted by Spooky
Sheriff Steve plans a 4:30 Tuesday TV9 broadcast as trouble arises for Casper and his girlfriend.
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Casper
Spooky
Sheriff Steve
Obituaries and Funeral Services Across Several Iowa Towns
Obituaries list names and ages from Oelwein to Rosary, with service times and locations. Entries include Oelwein 78, Brant’s Sacred Heart. West Union E B Grimes. Marengo Nellie Green 59 Hoover's. Marengo Robert Rotter 24 St John’s Lutheran. Waukon Mrs Carl Homan 87 Martin’s. London Mrs Herman Richmann 79 Zion United Church of Christ burial Van Horne. Sigourney Mrs Henry Stokesberry 87 Holm’s. Delta William J McKeag 81 Reynolds’ in Sigourney. Maynard Frank Gilmer 82 Delsing-Wright’s. Kalona Howard Bailey 68 Petersheim’s. Anamosa Evelyn Rushford 67 St Patrick’s. Rosary Monday Goettsch’s.
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Oelwein
Frank Scalise
Sacred ‘Heart Church
Brant’s.West Union
E. B
Herman Richmann
Zion United Church of Christ
van Horne
Chapman’s
Clarence
Sigourney
Henry Stokesberry
Holm’s. Delta
William J. McKeag
Reynolds
Maynard—Frank Gilmer
China and Soviet Clashes Over Nuclear Policy Reported
U S and Soviet lines clashed over China nuclear plans with Peking accusing Moscow of undermining Mao and saying the USSR seeks to block Chinese weapons. The People’s Daily republished Soviet attacks, framing them as Goebbelsian slander and claiming limited test ban treaties favor U S imperialism.
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Peking
Moscow
U.S
Britain
Soviet Union
Cuba
People’s Daily
Mao Tze-tung
Mao
Goebbels
Josef Goebbels
Hitler
Berlin
Northwind Carrying Out Arctic Ocean Studies Near Siberia
A U S Coast Guard cutter named Northwind has been operating in four feet plus ice off the North Siberian coast since July, conducting oceanographic research with 160 crew and scientists aboard. The ship has faced Russian surveillance but remains about 15 miles outside territorial waters, with bow repairs noted as minor. The mission, first by a U.S. vessel in the Laptev Sea in decades, aims to measure depths currents and temperatures relevant to detection tech, and ends in a month or so.
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Larry Osius Washington
U.S. Coast Guard
North Siberian
Coast Guard
Arctic Ocean
Chukchi Sea
Point Barrow
Alaska
East Siberian Sea
Laptev Sea
Siberia
Siberian
U.S
Cape Cod
Florida
Israel to establish farming villages for Arab immigrants
Israel plans 35 farming villages and seven rural centers in Galilee to aid Arab residents. The cabinet approved the scheme to raise incomes and improve services. Yosef Weitz said Arabs will be hired for initial work, with both Arabs and new Jewish immigrants to work on the farms later.
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Jerusalem
Israel
Galilee
Yosef Weitz
Burglars Break into Czech Cemetery Office
Detectives report burglars broke into the Czech National cemetery office on C Street SW Saturday night. They gained entry by breaking a window and unlocking a door, searched a table drawer and a truck in the garage, then left through the front door. no theft reported. Caretaker Joseph Stejskal reported the break in Sunday morning.
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Czech National Cemetery
C Street
Joseph Stejskal
Beermaking party probe unfolds after Anamosa teen gathering
An investigation continues in Jones County into a teen age beer party near Cascade. Sheriff officials say deputies broke up the gathering late Sunday. About 15 youths were reportedly involved.
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Anamosa
Cascade
Jones County
Aid to Dependent Children Meeting in Cedar Rapids
A public meeting on the aid to dependent children program is scheduled Friday in Cedar Rapids with speaker William Turner from the University of Iowa. The luncheon at noon will be at the YWCA, reservations by phone to the YWCA before 4 p.m. Thursday. United Community Service sponsors the event, and invitations go to UCS committees and partners. the session targets a public audience as the first in a series of informative meetings on social concerns.
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Cedar Rapids
William Turner
University of Iowa
Linn County
YWCA
Coordination and Evaluation Committee
Conference of Executives
Board of Directors
Council of Social Planning
UCS
Plane clip tree on approach to Gatwick unnoticed
A Spanish charter airliner carrying 75 British passengers clipped a treetop while landing at Gatwick. The Super Constellation touched down with brushwood on its undercarriage and suffered damage to an engine propeller and wingtip, yet no passengers noticed the near-disaster.
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Gatwick, England
London
Tour promoter loses $100000 after failed European tours
In Burbank California an attorney says Palo Alto travel agent Jerry Davis has lost $100000 and suspended his business due to European tours that failed to reach Europe or left groups stranded. The latest homebound group of 75 Californians flew charter from New York and paid 59 dollars or signed notes. about 50 more remain stranded in New York.
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Burbank
Calif
Palo Alto
Jerry Davis
Europe
New York
Furniture Stolen From Semi-Trailer Reported
Detectives investigated a Sunday morning theft from a semi-trailer at H & W Motor Express Co. Two cartons of small furniture were taken and later recovered in the 1100 block of Fifth Street NW after two boys reported seeing two other youths opening the trailer.
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H & W Motor Express Co
Fourth Street NW
Fifth Street
Dermatologist Stephen Rothman Dies at 68 in Chicago
Dr Stephen Rothman an internationally known dermatologist and University of Chicago professor emeritus died Saturday at University Hospital Chicago. He was 68 and active in medical education and dermatology research.
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Chicago
Stephen Rothman
University of Chicago
University Hospital
Oh Boy Ga zette Want Ads value claim
A short classified blurb boasts exceptional value in the Ga zette Want Ads with eager terms and bold claims about deals and bargains for readers seeking quick buys and services.
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Gazette
Deaths Mrs Albert Hansen Cedar Rapids Resident
Mrs. Vera M. Hansen wife of Albert Hansen of 1538 D Avenue NE Cedar Rapids died Sunday after a sudden illness. Born March 23 1897 in Garrison she married there in 1920. She worked 17 years with Linn County Abstract Co. Survived by husband three daughters Betty Beadle Cedar Rapids Shirley Dyal Nashville Tenn Marilyn Clauss Los Altos Calif a son Don Hansen San Jose Calif twelve grandchildren. Member of St Pauls Methodist church and Rebekah lodge. Memorial services at Turner chapel time to be announced burial Cedar Memorial Cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel.
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Albert Hansen
Vera M. Hansen
D Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Garrison
Hansen
Linn County Abstract Co
Betty Beadle
Shirley Dyal
Nashville, Tenn
Marilyn Clauss
Los Altos
Calif
Don Hansen
San Jose
Cedar Rapids Youth Faces Traffic Charges After Crash
A 16 year old Cedar Rapids youth was arrested on two traffic charges after his car ran 63 feet across a southeast lawn and hit a tree. Gerald D. Hepker, 931 Fourth Street SW, charged with reckless driving and leaving the scene. He fled on foot after a high speed chase ending at Russell Boyle residence, 600 Nineteenth Street SE. He was arrested at home at 1 a.m. Hepker and three companions were unhurt and he must appear in municipal court Tuesday morning.
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Cedar Rapids
Gerald D. Hepker
Fourth Street
Hopker
Third Avenue
Sixth Street
Russell Boyle
Nineteenth Street
Hepker
Death Notices: Kazimieras Lionas 1888 75 Cedar Rapids
Kazimieras Lionas 75 of 407 Sixth street SW died Sunday in a local hospital. Born May 8 1888 in Lithuania he came to Cedar Rapids 35 years ago from Oelwein. He retired from Penick and Ford Co was a World War I veteran and member of St Patrick's Church and the American Legion. Surviving are his wife Magdelena a daughter and three stepdaughters plus a sister 11 grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Services pending at St Patrick's with burial at Mt Calvary cemetery Teahen Chapel in charge.
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Kazimieras Lionas
Sixth Street
Lionas
Lithuania
Cedar Rapids
Oelwein
Penick and Ford Co
St. Patrick’s Church
American Legion
Magdelena
Leo Marion
Claude Blue
Russell Smith
Maryann Kendry
Justice, Ill
Kazimiera Slimsky
Berlin
Harold J Bender funeral notice from Cedar Rapids
Harold J Bender age 43 died Monday after a long illness at his Cedar Rapids home 2963 Oakland Rd NE Born March 31 1892 in Anamosa he wed Maude C Noble Sep 27 1921 in Aledo IL He was a World War I veteran and member of Faith EUB church Survived by wife a stepdaughter Helen Ulch a stepson Ralph N Paeth a half brother four half sisters three grandchildren and five great grandchildren Memorial services at Turner Chapel 1 30 p m Thursday Rev Elmer C Boom and Rev Hubert L Sunderman Burial Cedar Memorial cemetery Friends may call at the chapel
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Harold J. Bender
Oakland Road
Cedar Rapids
Concrete Material Co
Anamosa
Maude C. Noble
Aledo
Ill
Helen Ulch
Ralph N. Paeth
Bender
Faith E.U.B. Church
Turner Chapel
Elmer C. Boom
Hubert L. Sunderman
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Death of Three Year Old John Reinbrecht
John Robert Reinbrecht died Monday at home after a long illness. Born July 7 1960 in Cedar Rapids he was the son of Mr and Mrs Robert K Reinbrecht. He belonged to St Matthew's church and is survived by three grandparents Lloyd D Reinbrecht West Branch Nellie I Bading Cedar Rapids. Teahen chapel is handling arrangements.
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John Robert Reinbrecht
Robert K. Reinbrecht
Miami Drive
Cedar Rapids
St. Matthew’s Church
Lloyd D. Reinbrecht
West Branch
Nellie I. Bading
Teahen Chapel
Funeral Services for Conway Vivian M and Fern M Schueler
Funeral services were held for Vivian M Conway Tuesday at Janeba Kuba funeral home with Rev John W Ried officiating and burial at Czech National. Fern M Schueler service followed at Pleasant Hill Presbyterian Church Atkins at 1 30 PM with Rev Paul Figge officiating and burial Cedar Memorial. Friends could call Turner chapel until 9 PM Monday and at the church prior to service starting 12 30 Tuesday.
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Conway
Vivian M
John W. Ried
Schueler
Fern M
Pleasant Hill Presbyterian Church
Atkins
Paul Figge
Cedar Memorial
Turner Chapel
Colombian consul Diogenes Mendez dies in Morgan City crash
Diogenes Mendez the Colombian consul in New Orleans was killed in an automobile crash near Morgan City Louisiana on Sunday. The incident involved local authorities and is being investigated as a fatal traffic collision.
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Morgan City
Diogenes Mendez
Republic of Colombia
New Orleans
Here
Toll Continued Scene of Teenager Checkpoint
Major George Davidson and Chief Phillips led police at the intersection as young people under 21 faced identification checks and arrests. About 75 volunteer firemen acted as deputies but were unused. arrestees were loaded onto a park bus labeled Hop in Free ride to frontier town.
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George Davidson
Phillips
Frontier Town
Seaside Labor Day Riots Reach Seaside Beach
Police and National Guardsmen used nightsticks as hundreds of rioters and hecklers disrupted Seaside Oregon on Labor Day weekend. The unrest continued into early Monday with widespread mischief and property damagePlanned follow up actions were taken as the second consecutive year of rioting marked the holiday.
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Seaside, Obe
National
Sandy Beach
Seaside
Mrs Ann Vanderbilt Faints by Telephone
New York AP reports Ann Vanderbilt, 30, once married to Cornelius Vanderbilt, was treated at Roosevelt Hospital for barbiturate intoxication after a phone call with a Miami friend ended abruptly. She was discharged early and questioned by police, found semiconscious in her Hotel des Artistes room.
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New York
Ann Vanderbilt
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Roosevelt Hospital
Pollice
Hotel Des Artistes
Miami
Two Arrested for Disturbing the Peace in Alley Fight
Lawrence D. Clute aged 27 of 403 Second Avenue SE and James D. Jeffrey aged 26 were arrested by police Sunday night on a disturbing the peace by fighting charge. Officers were summoned at 9 03 p m to an alley in the 100 block of Third Avenue SW.
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Lawrence D. Clute
Second Avenue SE
James D. Jeffrey
Third Avenue
Alabama Governor Uses Executive Order to Delay Schools
Governor Wallace declares supreme executive power to enforce law and preserve peace in Alabama. He orders postponement of school openings in Florence Muscle Shoals Sheffield Tri Cities to protect lives and property amid fears of forced integration.
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Tri-Cities
Florence
Muscle Shoals
Sheffield
Wallace
Alabama
University of Alabama
Bicycle crash injures man on city street
Joseph F. Stourne, 63, of 3229 Mound Ave SE, sustained a head laceration and hand bruises when his bicycle tipped at Twelfth Ave and Fifteenth St SE at 7 49 a m Sunday. He was treated and released from Mercy hospital. A car seat damage report notes a lit cigarette burned a hole at 1701 Fourteenth Ave SW. Advertisements list rehearsals, local clubs, and business services.
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Joseph F. Stourne
Mound Avenue SE
Twelfth Avenue
Fifteenth Street SE
Mercy Hospital
Fourteenth Avenue SW
Lester. L. Noble
Fifth Avenue SE
Syria and Iraq agree on full economic union and defense ties
Syria and Iraq, both Baath party ruled, agreed to form a full economic union and to establish joint army commissions for military and defense cooperation. They also pledged a joint battle of destiny against Israel.
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Damascus
Syria
Iraq
Ba'ath Socialist Party
Israel
Milwaukee Man Wins Chess Title
Charles Weldon of Milwaukee captured the Iowa Open chess title at the Sheraton Montrose with a perfect 5-0 score, defeating Curt Basket of Minneapolis in the final game. Lazlo Fiscor of Minneapolis took second with 4 1/0, while Dan Reynolds of Fort Dodge and five others tied for third at 4-1.
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Charles Weldon
Milwaukee
Sheraton- Montrose
Curt Brasket
Minneapolis
America
Lazlo Fiscor
Iowa
John Penquite
Ann Arbor
Mich
W. D. ‘Smith
St. Paul
Minn
Charles Musgrove
Northlake
Reservists Complete First Training Session
About 3 500 army reservists from Iowa and Minnesota finished their first summer training with the 205th infantry brigade formed in February. The session at Camp McCoy Wisconsin ended Saturday with units in Iowa City Cedar Rapids Davenport Waterloo Sioux City and Cedar Rapids supporting artillery at Cedar Rapids.
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Iowa
Minnesota
205Th Infantry
Army Reserve Brigade
Camp McCoy
Wis
410Th Infantry
Iowa City
Cedar Rapids
Davenport
Waterloo
14Th Artillery
Sioux City
Cedar Rapids Gazette 1883 local notice fragment
Fragmentary historical notice from Cedar Rapids Gazette 1883 with unreadable portions. Mentions Cedar Rapids Iowa and publication details but key facts are obscured by OCR errors.
Gazette Subscription Rates and AP Notice
Subscription rates are listed by carrier and by mail. Night edition costs 6 issues for $1.25 a month or $13 a year. Afternoon editions and Sunday 7 issues cost $1.35 a month or $14 a year. Mail to other states and U S territories is $23.40 a year. No mail service in towns with Gazette carrier. The Associated Press holds exclusive republication rights for local news and AP dispatches.
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U.S
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