Weather rounds up from cities with varied highs and lows
Saturday reported highs ranging from 78 to 103 degrees with lows from 44 to 71 across cities including Indianapolis New Orleans Denver and Seattle. Forecast calls for Sunday and Monday partly cloudy and a bit warmer in the north with highs in the 80s.
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Min’apolis
Cage
Orleans
Denver
New York
D.moines
Omaha
L.angeles
Phoenix
Miami
Seattle
Coat stolen from Younkers at Lindale Plaza
A theft report from Lindale Plaza states a $100 three-quarter length suede coat with mink collar was taken from the ready-to-wear department of Younkers. The incident occurred between 10 30 a.m. and 5 p.m. Store manager Ted Kooser filed the report.
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Younkers
Lindale Plaza
Ted Kooser
Iowa Conference on Religion This Week
Des Moines reports that Mathew Altmann executive director of the National Catholic Conference for Interracial Justice will speak at the Iowa Conference on Religion and Race on September 12. Altmann helped organize the National Conference on Religion and Race in Chicago. The event opens with a mass meeting at North High School led by Dr. Donald Boles, chairman of the Governor's Committee on Human Rights.
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Des Moines
Washington, D.C
Mathew Altmann
National Catholic Conference For Interracial Justice
Savory Hotel
Altmann
Chicago
Iowa
North High School
Donald Boles
Governor’s Committee On Human Rights
Gazette Subscription Rates Listed for Cedar Rapids Edition
The notice details carrier and mail rates for the Cedar Rapids Gazette including night and afternoon editions. Carrier price 45 cents. Night edition 6 issues one dollar. Monthly and yearly mail rates vary by edition and region, with different figures for other states and territories. No mail subscriptions accepted in towns with Gazette carrier service.
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U.S. Territories
AP News Text Rights Notice
The Associated Press holds exclusive rights to local news printed in this newspaper and to all AP news dispatches for republication. This notice asserts AP ownership and license scope for print and distribution.
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Associated Press
Obituaries and Funeral Times Across Iowa Communities
A compilation of death notices and funeral details for residents including What Cheer Eli Strasser 67 Vinton Dr W L Westphal 2 Fry and Holland Strawberry Point Miss Ula Coykendall 89 Manchester Albert Sandhagen 70 Oelwein John Necker 77 Martelle Flora Hart 73 Anamosa Etta Folkerts 80 Iowa City Mrs James Reha 66 Erna Updegraff 63 Independence Mrs Robert Elderton 79 Mary Borchers 96 Fairfax Ella M Harrington 76 Tipton William H McClellan 93 Stanwood Mrs Hugo Stoke 65 with service times and church locations across towns. Burial details noted for Clarence Cemetery.
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Strawberry Point
Ula Mary Coykendall
Gill’s
Anamosa
Etta Folkerts
iServices
St.Paul’s Lutheran Church
Goettsch’s
Iowa City
James Reha
McGovern-Dwyer
Erna Updegraff
Beckman’s. Independence
Robert Elderton
Hawe’s. Independence
Mary Borchers
Hawe’s
Sweet Adelines Stage Fourth Annual Barbershop Parade
A near capacity crowd of about 1,100 attended Cedar Rapids Sweet Adelines Cedar Rhapsody chapter concert at Coe College auditorium Saturday. The event showcased four quartets and a 59 member chorus directed by Mrs Verne Eggleston with hosts Jean Piepe as emcee and performances by Notorieties Rip Chords Mello Dees and Rhapsichords.
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Coe College Auditorium
Cedar Rhapsody
Sweet Adelines, Inc
Verne Eggleston
Jean Piepe
Vinton
Pleasantaires Quartet
Notorieties
Minneapolis
Rip Chords
Mello- Dees
Rhapsichords
Cedar Rapids
Another in Train Robbery Captured
London AP reports James Hussey a 30 year old house painter was arrested and charged as a gang member in Britain's great train robbery marking the tenth arrest. Four others are charged for participation and five for receiving a share of the 7.28 million loot.
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London (Ap
James Hussey
Britain
Man Vanishes With Welding Supplies From Store
A man described as knowing welding supplies disappeared with merchandise valued at 154 from The Kacena Co. at 829 Second Avenue SE around 10 am Saturday. He was about 30, six feet tall to six feet two inches, weighing over 200 pounds, and had placed an order before saying he would load his car. He did not return.
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Kacena Co
Second Avenue SE
Disappeared in ’37 Declared Dead Then Reappears in Minneapolis
A Minneapolis man who vanished in 1937 and was legally dead for 15 years reappears when Dorothy Wilmar, 40, applies to wed William Pratt, 53. The license is blocked by lack of record of Pratt’s divorce from his first wife, who remarried two months after the death declaration and has four children. Judge Amdahl says divorce can proceed quickly if the first wife consents. Pratt had left to find a larger house and declined to reveal his whereabouts.
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Minneapolis
Dorothy Wilmar
William Pratt
Piatt
Douglas Amdahl
Family Court
Pratt
Marie Young
Puck
Virginia Young
Kennedy May Address Cuba Troop Reduction in Comes Back
Kennedy indicated a possible news conference or letter to present views on Cuba after intelligence suggested a 20 month decline in Soviet troops there. He and Secretary Rusk urged evacuation of all Russian forces. Goldwater’s stance seen as keeping Cuba issue active for 1964 campaign.
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Kennedy
U.S
Cuba
Rusk
Goldwater
Drunk Driver Held After Cedar Rapids Collision
Albert Hill of 910 Seventh Avenue SE is jailed on drunk driving charges after a two car crash at First Avenue and Tenth Street East in Cedar Rapids. His car collided with a vehicle driven by James Plank of Mt. Vernon at 8:56 p.m. Saturday. no injuries were reported.
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Albert Hill
Seventh Avenue
Cedar Rapids
First Avenue
Tenth Street
Hill
James Plank
Mt. Vernon
Tipton Tot Dies Of Head Injuries
Dean Spies, son of Mr and Mrs Ralph Spies of Tipton area, died Saturday morning from a cranial hemorrhage after a tractor accident. A 10 year old brother was driving the tractor that struck him, and the child would have turned one year old September 15.
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Tipton
Dean Spies
Ralph Spies
Here
Johnson lauds minority contributions and Finnish link
Johnson defends civic responsibility against deportation or persecution and hails minority impact. He praises a notable American figure in Finland, Rowan, as among the nation’s outstanding young representatives.
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Johnson
Rowan
Finland
Linn County School Board Candidates For Area 4
Three candidates seek two Linn county school board seats in Monday's election. Incumbents include Mrs L A Johnston Springville and Ernest Kosek Cedar Rapids Marion district. Area 4 covers Marion Rural Springville area Linn Mar Mt Vernon Lisbon Rogers Grove districts. Terms start Oct 7 for six years.
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Linn County School Board
Area
L. A. Johnston
Springville
William S. Armstrong
Marion
Springville Consolidated
Linn-Mar
Mt. Vernon
Lisbon Consolidated
Rogers Grove
Marion H. Savage
Coggan
George Michel
Route 3
Virgil Heins
Center Point
Civic Chorus Rehearsal Opens Ninth Season
The Cedar Rapids Civic Chorus begins its ninth annual season with a Monday rehearsal at Riverside Recreation Center at 7 p.m. Directed by Terrence Carlson and sponsored by the Cedar Rapids Playground and Recreation Commission, the group invites all singers to attend.
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Cedar Rapids
Accidentally Shot While Cleaning Pistol
A 37-year-old Cedar Rapids man, Ernest L. Logan, was accidentally shot in the lower abdomen while cleaning a .22 caliber pistol at his home on Saturday. He received treatment at Mercy Hospital and was released. The incident occurred at 3:26 p.m. at 139 Carter Street NW.
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Cedar Rapids
Ernest L. Logan
Carter Street
Mercy Hospital
Logan
Want Ads Drive Profits with Readable Results
Classifieds focus on concise wants and needs. Advertisers seek quick responses from readers who spot clear offers and requests. The page emphasizes transaction urgency and local supply chains.
Reporter’s Labor Day Nude Camp Diary Reveal
A Roanoke Times reporter spends Labor Day weekend at Buck's Kin lodge a nudist camp. She describes nerves at arrival and gradual comfort as she undresses, meets campers, tours tents, and endures sunburn and the feel of freedom without clothes.
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Susan Lewis
The
Roanoke Times
Virginia
Girl Scout Tea at Public Library in Manchester
The Girl Scouts host a tea Monday from 3 30 to 5 pm at the Manchester public library. They will present new handbooks that go on sale that day.
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Manchester
Obituary for Charles E. Cleaves 31 Amana man dies
Charles E. Cleaves 31 of route 1 Amana died Saturday morning after a sudden illness in the Veterans Hospital Iowa City. A machinist at Nissen Company he was born March 10 1932 in Princeton Kentucky. He served in Korea. Surviving wife Delores Ramsey Cleaves four children Kathryn Charles Jr Richard Donald mother Macie Cleaves two sisters Loraine Butler Shirley Garno two brothers James Clarence services Brush chapel 2 Tuesday Rev Bernard White burial Hale Cemetery Rosary 7 30 Monday at chapel friends may call after 3 Monday
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Charles E. Cleaves
Route 1
Amana
Veterans Hospital
Iowa City
Nissen Company
Princeton
U.S
Delores Ramsey Cleaves
Kathryn
Charles, Jr
Richard
Donald
Macie Cleaves
Bowling Green
Ohio
Loraine Butler
Anamosa
Shirley Garno
James
Cedar Rapids
Clarence
Waterville
Brush Chapel
Bernard White
Hala
Ida Forbes
A Avenue NW
Birmingham
Mich
David Stamy
Columbiana
Walter Forbes
Forbes
Donald Hin
Superior
Wis
John Fosnacht
George Fos
Tucson
Cedar Christian Church
Hesser Memorial Chapel
Barton Murray
Linwood
Camp Good Health Memorials and Local Obituaries
A Cedar Rapids fund list notes various memories and donations in memory of Tatiana Kattchee and others from numerous donors and groups. Obituary notices for Ida Forbes of Cedar Rapids detail her death in Birmingham and her long service running the Forbes Grocery with survivors and funeral details. Budget figures show total receipts of 7,823.55 against a 1963 budget of 9,669.00 with 1,845.45 yet to be raised.
Death of George Cabalka 80 Cedar Rapids
George Cabalka aged 80 of 1626 Fourteenth Avenue SE Cedar Rapids died Friday night after a brief illness He was born November 25 1882 in Keokuk and lived most of his life in Cedar Rapids A retired ship ping clerk he previously worked for Cedar Rapids Candy Co He was a member of Sinclair Memorial Presbyterian Church and Mizpah Lodge 639 AF AM His wife Libbie Kouba Cabalka died November 27 1955 Burial will be at Oak Hill Friends may call after noon Sunday Central time
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George Cabalka
Fourteenth Avenue SE
Keokuk
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids Candy Co
Sinclair Memorial Presbyterian Church
Mizpah Lodge
Libbie Kouba Cabalka
Brush Chapel
Edward Beall
Oak Hill
Vance Cancels Vietnam Visit
Army Secretary Vance canceled his planned trip to South Vietnam on the Far Eastern tour set to begin Wednesday. Several other defense department officials were also set to postpone trips there following a State Department travel restriction amid unsettled conditions in Vietnam.
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Washington
Army
Vance
South Vietnam
Defense Department
State Department
Vietnam
Wallace vows to take any risk on integration
Governor Wallace said he would take any risk to fight racial integration but did not answer whether he would bar Negro pupils from white schools. The remarks were delivered during a Saturday night statement in Birmingham.
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Birmingham
Wallace
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C.R. Weather
Municipal
Linn County Medical Society
Mercy
Robert Wethington
Kenneth Davies
Terry Ditch
Fourth Avenue SE
Harold Spersslage
Alburnett
David McPherson
Kenneth Maryk
Sioux Drive NW
Robert Canfield
David DeWitt
Thirteenth Street
St. Luke's
Milton Shuey
Clark Road
Allan Kickbush
Blairs Ferry Road
Ronald Davis
Center Point Road
Stuart J. Good
Myrl C. Edler
James B. Sheets
C Avenue
James J. Fashimpaur
Second Avenue
Craig E. Hoepner
Tower Trailer Terrace
Abe I. Goemaat
Twentysixth Street
Gene F. Knoernschild
Hiawatha
Charles L. Wagner
Marielle
John M. Higgins, Sr
Bennett
Duane F. Steinhart
Che
Eli Strasser
Whyte’s
Sweet Adelines
Man
Novak Monument CO
Ave
John E. Lapes
3Rd Ave
C.R. Man
Tipton Tot
North Carolina
Jeanne Swanner
Graham
N.C
Atlantic City
Barbara Ann Gloede
Indiana
Marcia Jane Pinkstaff
Alabama
Judy Short
Arkansas
Donna Axum
Georgia
Nancy Middleton
Linn Board
Ernest Kosek
Twenty Seventh Street Drive
Civic Chorus
Brady
5Th Ave
By Susan Lewis
Winchester
Buck
Kinsey Memorial
Seem
Gare
Beatty-Beurle
Beatty-Beurie’s
Beatty - Beurle
Girl Scout
ALL Faiths
Jay W. Hesser
Charles Cleaves
Father White
Tatiana L. Kattchee
Mfg. Co. Engineering Dept
Hunters Co., Inc
Sera
Tatiana Ll. Kattchee
Hunter Mfg. Co., Inc
C.E.J
Fred H. Killen
Robert
Eluki Horizon Club
Victor Kattchee
Kenneth W. Kirby
Practical Nurses
Assa
Tatiana Kattchee
Herbert Gerstman
Stanley Moen
Ronald B. Moore
Ken Elderkin
Barnard Scott
Les Smith
Scuba Club
Cecil
Robert T. Warren
Anna A. Gordon
Plock
William Tur
Charles Q. Wallace
Cedar Memorial
Vanderpool
William Chester
Turner
William Harnish
Lovelett
Roger Maxwell
Ariz
Wise
Bernice
John Hardy
First Christian Church
Mt Moriah
Kansas City
Haufle
Russell E
St. Patrick’s Church
J. Robert McDonald
Mt. Calvary
Knights of Columbus
Father Mc
Armon
Magdelena
Broshchapel
Cost
John B. Turner & Son
Ave. S
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