Daily Record weather signals and city citations 1963
The Davenport Davenport section reports high and low temperatures, rainfall totals, and forecast for September 7 1963 with notes on barometer readings humidity and sunrise sunset times. It lists city temperatures including Chicago New York and Seattle readings and notes changes in weather and a series of traffic fines and court sentences for local offenses.
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Bismarck
Apolis
Chicago
N. Orleans
Niece New York
Oemaha
L. Angeles
Hoenix
Miami
Seattle
Woman Receives 15 Days Jail For Fleeing Accident
Polly Ford of 121 Eighth Avenue SW was sentenced to 15 days in jail for leaving the scene of an accident without identifying herself. Judge Howard McLaughlin imposed the sentence in lieu of a $100 fine and costs, suspending $50 of the penalty. Police said she drove away after her car struck a parked vehicle on Eighth Avenue SE early Friday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James P. Leath
West Park Trailer Court
Ruby M. Hoover
Dover Street
James A. Johnson
Twenty-seventh Street
Arnold G. Ellingson, Jr
A Avenue
Luke M. Boland
Third Avenue
Buddy B. Bodell
Twenty Second Avenue
Gary W. Crandall
Tenth Street
Kenneth F. Kowalski
E Avenue
Maynard J. Hoffman
Old
Marion Road
William J. Redmond, Jr
B Avenue
Gerald S. Schnoebelen
Center Point
Newberry O. Wilson
Toddville
Fred W. Briggs
Seventeenth Street
George L. van Treese
Marshalltown
Hardin C. Hart
Second Avenue
Charles J. Anthony
Twelfth Street
Terry L. Gorsh
Marengo
Jan A. Mohr
Maquoketa
Craig S. McManus
Sixth Avenue
Michael J. Clough
Leo Konecny
Nineteenth Avenue
Polly Ford
Eighth Avenue
Kenneth L. Greiner
C Avenue NE
Arthur N. Rasmussen
Fifth Avenue SE
Eighth Avenue SW
Howard McLaughlin
Eighth Avenue SE
Margarita Sierra Dies After Heart Surgery in Hollywood
Spanish born actress Margarita Sierra, known as Cha Cha O'Brien on Surfside 6, died Friday at St. Vincent's Hospital after undergoing delicate heart surgery Thursday. She had been signed to a contract by Warner Bros. in 1960.
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Hollywood
UPI
Margarita Sierra
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Warner Bros
Cha Cha O’brien
Obituaries and Funeral Times Across Iowa Towns
A list of death notices and funeral service details for residents across Iowa towns. Entries include names ages and service times at various churches, with locations including Whyte’s Vinton Gill’s Martelle Goettsch’s and Anamosa.
Krebiozen Drug Under Fire in FDA Probe and Lawsuits
The article summarizes FDA cooperation with sponsors on Krebiozen, noting eight cent production costs versus $9.50 claimed by developers. It covers 500 case records cited as beneficial by Durovic and Ivy, FDA investigations into safety and manufacturing, court action to halt the probe, and the drug’s 12-year controversy including interstate ban after Durovic withdrew an investigational plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opers
Krebiozen Research Foundation
FDA
Stevan Durovic
Ivy
Durovic
National Cancer Institute
Krebiozen
Border attempt in truck foiled at Iron Curtain crossing
Four East German youths attempted a border crossing in a truck into West Germany near ESCHWEGE. A hail of submachine gun fire stopped them. the truck crashed into a West German vehicle at a customs post. Two youths were wounded and two captured as they fled on foot.
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Eschwege
Germany
Cedar Rapids Youth Cleared In Fireworks Case
Frederick Miller an 18 year old of 2037 Linden drive SE was charged July 14 with violating the city fireworks ordinance for discharging a Roman candle at a home on 1120 Twenty-ninth street NE. Judge Howard McLaughlin dismissed the charge after Miller appeared July 15 in municipal court.
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City
Cedar Rapids
Howard McLaughlin
Frederick Miller
Linden Drive
William D. Riley, Jr
Twenty-ninth Street
Miller
McLaughlin
Federal government creates National Communications System
President Kennedy orders merger of all federal communications systems and designates Defense Secretary McNamara as NCS executive agent. The memorandum, dated August 21, calls for a centrally controlled network to operate under normal to national emergency conditions, including nuclear attack, with mobile and underground units and duplicating circuits to ensure survival. Policy planning shifts to a presidential telecom assistant, working with McGeorge Bundy.
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Washington
Kennedy
McNamara
NCS
McGeorge Bundy
Wagner Acts To Avert Teachers Strike Monday
New York Mayor Robert Wagner announced a three member citizens mediation panel to study the issues and issue non binding recommendations to avert a possible strike by the citys public school teachers. Representatives of the board of education and the United Federation of Teachers AFL CIO welcomed mediation but the union rejected the latest offer seeking an immediate wage hike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Robert Wagner
Citizens Mediation
City Board of Education
United Federation of Teachers
Afl-Cio
Wagner
Board of Education
Senators Clash Over Treaty Power Testimony Stennis Thurmond
General Power, head of the Strategic Air Command, released 15000 words of censored testimony denouncing the treaty. Senators Stennis and Thurmond weighed the national security implications, with Stennis warning of serious military disadvantages and Thurmond calling the decision logical.
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Thomas Power
Strategic Air Command
Power
Stennis
U.S
Thurmond
Service Monday For Mrs. Chehak
Services for Mrs. Milo A. Chehak a Cedar Rapids resident active in YWCA work will be held at 10 30 a m Monday in Turner chapel with Dr Francis W Pritchard officiating Burial will be in Cedar Memorial cemetery Friends may call at the chapel and contribute to heart of cerebral palsy funds She died Friday morning at her home after a sudden illness
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Milo A. Chehak
Cedar Rapids
YWCA
Turner Chapel
Francis W. Pritchard
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Chehak
Deaths August W Plock 74 Cedar Rapids resident
August William Plock 74 a Cedar Rapids resident for 43 years died at Meth-Wick Manor after a long illness. Born September 10, 1888 in Burlington he married Sylvia Willey on June 27, 1917. He worked as a salesman for John Blaul's and Sons and later LeFebvre Co. Survived by wife two daughters a son five sisters and one brother. Memorial services Monday at St. Pauls Methodist church with burial Cedar Memorial cemetery. Memorial funds suggested to St. Pauls church or Camp Good Health.
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William Plock
Park Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids
Meth-Wick Manor
Burlington
Sylvia Odessa Willey
Plock
John Blaul
S and Sons
LeFebvre Co
W. Robert White
Milwaukee
Melvin Foster
Rockford, Ill
William August
Minneapolis
Herbert Hacker
Harry Westfall
M. Wagoner
Carl Hannum
Los Angeles
Leon Lewis
Fort Madison
Carl
Clay Center
Kan
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Mizpah Masonic Lodge
Turner Chapel
Charles Q. Wallace
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
St. Paul's Church
Camp Good Health
Retaliation: Parish Bars Barred Servicemembers Use
BELLE CHASSE La AP This area has moved to bar bars in Plaquemines Parish from selling or serving beverages to servicemen The measure pushed by political boss Leander Perez 72 aims as retaliation against Kennedy administration racial policies affecting the armed services Perez is not a prohibitionist and frames the action as a response to federal policy
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Belle Chasse, la
Bby
Leander Perez
Plaque‘mines Parish
Perez
City Briefs Indoor Sports Meeting at YMCA Sunday
A series of small local items includes an indoor sports meeting at 2 p.m. Sunday in the Y Mens room at the YMCA in Springville, a deputy general manager appointment at NASA Michoud Operations in New Orleans for James L. Stamy, and the opening of Sieverna's Beauty Salon at 2029 Sixteenth Avenue SW on Monday. Other notices report three lawn chairs stolen from 1010 Ellis Boulevard NW, a bowling instruction class at Tropic Lanes, and the death of Bernice Wise at 71 with funeral details and survivors listed.
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James L. Stamy
Esther Stamy
Bever Avenue
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Michoud
New Orleans
Sieverna
Sixteenth Avenue
Truman Assails Teacher Threat in New York
New York teachers threatening to strike Monday are called irresponsible by President Truman during a visit, saying a walkout would set the worst example for children. He criticizes strikes by public servants and suggests jail as punishment for defying injunctive orders.
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NEW York
Harry Truman
Truman
Four Sisters Named in Obituary Memorial Service Set
The obituary lists Pauline Baker of Princeton Missouri Angie Stanley of Drayton Plains Michigan Virginia Duffield of Denver and Ruby Keller of Des Moines as survivors Memorial services are at Turner chapel Tuesday at 1 30 p m conducted by Reverend William Harnish Burial is at Linwood cemetery Chapel recorded in the local notices of the paper
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Pool
Pontiac
Mich
Pauline Baker
Princeton
Angie Stanley
Drayton Plains
Virginia Duffield
Denver
Ruby Keller
Des Moines
Turner Chapel
William Harnish
Linwood Cemetery
Death of Magdelena Armon widow of Anton Armon
Magdelena Armon widow of Anton J. Armon died Friday after a short illness at her daughter Mrs Raymond Nandell’s home in Cedar Rapids. Born November 25, 1880 in Lithuania she arrived in the United States at 21. A Cedar Rapids resident for 62 years she married December 29, 1902 in Kewanee Illinois. Survived by daughter Julia Boone of Madrid son John of Cedar Rapids 12 grandchildren and 23 great grandchildren. Services 11 a.m. Monday Brushchapel with Rev Edward Beall. Burial Czech National. Friends may call at the chapel after noon Sunday.
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Bernice Wise
Mid-ory
Pierson’s Florist
Flowerway Drive
Brookfield County
Missouri
Homer Wise
Cedar Rapids
Ed Y. Jones, Jr
Wise
Methodist Church of
Denver
Daylight Chapter Oes
Kansas City
Hesser Memorial Chapel
John M. Hardy
First Christian Church
Mt. Moriah
Magdelena Armon
Anton J. Armon
Raymond Nandell
Twenty-third St. SE
Lithuania
Kewanee
Ill
Nandell
Julia Boone
Madrid
John
Brushchapel
Edward Beall
Memorial Services for Mrs. William Isaacs
Memorial service scheduled for 11 a.m. Monday at St Patrick's Church conducted by Rev J Robert McDonald. Burial to follow at Mt Calvary. Rosary service Sunday at 8 p.m. at Rohn Funeral Home with visiting hours for friends.
Air Force Captain Home On Leave From Morocco
Captain James M. Boyer of the U S Air Force was visiting Cedar Rapids with his parents Mr and Mrs A T Boyer 3907 Hart court NE after a 45 day leave. He and his family have been stationed in Morocco for three years and will report to Malmstrom Air Force Base Great Falls Montana for a new assignment.
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James M. Boyer
U.S. Air Force
Cedar Rapids
A. T. Boyer
Hartcourt
Boyer
Morocco
Malmstrom Air Force Base
Great Falls
Mont
Vanderpool William Vanderpool dies after sudden illness
William Vanderpool 52 of 2023 L street SW and Cedar Rapids resident of ten years died Friday after a sudden illness. Born December 7 1910 in Mill Grove Missouri he married Helen Lee Sparks May 18 1935 at Princeton Missouri. Survived by daughter Norma Colleen Kemmerling Cedar Rapids son William Vanderpool Jr Marion five grandchildren and a brother Kenneth Vanderpool.
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William Chester Vanderpool
L Street
Penick and Ford
Cedar Rapids
Mill Grove
Helen Lee Sparks
Princeton
Norma Colleen Kemmerling
William Vanderpool, Jr
Marion
Kenneth Vander
Turncoat Speaks on Life Under Chinese Rationing in exile
A former turncoat recalls 1961 rationing of meat sugar and eggs, contrasting with earlier scarcity. He says he left China weighing 125 pounds, now 108, and that five of the original 21 turncoats remained in Red China with one dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Red
Atlas Missiles Fired at Point Arguello Calif
Atlas ICBM crews launched two missiles Friday from Point Arguello in California, marking a routine test of strategic weapons. No injuries or damage reported, with operation details limited by military disclosure policies.
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Point Arguello
Calif
Stovall Claims Charlayne Hunter Wed Twice in Separate Ceremonies
Walter Stovall, Charlayne Hunter’s white husband, says they had two marriages three months apart with a Detroit ceremony on June 8 after a March wedding. He cites racial law concerns and notes a Cleveland license was issued but not picked up. Georgia officials question if the union affected her diploma.
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NEW York
Walter Stovall
Charlayne Hunter
University of Georgia
Georgia
Detroit
Stovall
Cleveland
Miss Hunter
Joseph Pernick
Paris
France
Alberta C. Hunter
Vietnams Return of Reaction Threatens U S Credit
The text notes rising anti American rhetoric from the palace amid Vietnam upheaval. It highlights waning U S credibility among Diem opponents including military figures and Buddhist and student leaders who accuse the United States of delaying action and fear backing a coup. Some fear alignment with the Viet Cong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Kennedy
No Racial Angle In Ala. Shooting
Police said the Friday night grocery store shooting in Birmingham, carried out by a group of youths, killed two 16 year old boys in a gang incident. Authorities stressed the attack had no link to wider racial trouble despite tense city conditions.
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Birmingham
Fourteen New ABC TV Shows Debut Week of September 15
TV 9 airs fourteen all new ABC shows with world premieres planned for the week beginning September 15. The lineup features a mix of dramas comedies and variety series, aiming to attract broad audience interest across prime time.
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Abc-Tv
TV 9
Polio Vaccine Donations Surpass Expenses by 20200
Final financial report shows donations exceeded expenses by about 20200 in last spring’s mass polio immunization program. Cedar Rapids Junior Chamber of Commerce and Linn County Medical Society say funds will aid charitable causes. Jaycees to give half to Jaycee Charities. Medical Society to maintain fund for charitable purposes. About 70000 Linn County residents visited distribution centers on March 17, April 21, and May 26 for the three vaccines.
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Cedar Rapids Junior Chamber of Commerce
Linn County Medical Society
Jaycees
Jaycee Charities, Inc
Medical Society
Linn County
Lutheran World Federation talk and church notices in Cedar Rapids
A Cedar Rapids program on Choieth Thows Wiries program and European travels is set for Sunday at 7 p.m. at First Lutheran Church with slides by Pastor and Mrs. John W. Ried. Various clergy changes and forums including Rev. John G. Kallimanis transfer, Dr. Earl E. Harper named Methodist man of music, Rev. Albert Snyder resigning to Hopkins Minnesota, and a Bible history class at YWCA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran World Federation
Helsinki
Finland
Europe
First Lutheran Church of
Cedar Rapids
John W. Ried
Earl E. Harper
Iowa City
Methodist Church
National Fellowship of Methodist Musicians
Commission On Worship
Albert Snyder
First Baptist Church
Aurora
Hopkins
Minn
Snyders
Nelson to Address Council in Iowa City
The Rev. J. O. Nelson executive secretary of the Iowa Council of Churches will speak at the Iowa City Area Council of Churches annual meeting Tuesday at 6 p.m. in the Jefferson hotel. He will discuss Organization Structure and Program of the Local Council of Churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson and Co
Cedar Rapids
Richard Staple
Iowa Council of Churches
Nelson
Iowa City
J. O. Nelson
Iowa City Area Council of Churches
Jefferson Hotel
Mr. Nelson
Council of Churches
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