Weather and notices from Daily Record across cities and courts
Readable fragments show temperatures, precipitation, and barometric data for multiple cities. The piece lists high 88 and low 71, noon readings around 78, with varying rainfall totals and barometer around 30.10 inches. It then shifts to obituaries, marriages, births, arrests, fines, court actions, and service times for towns including Vinton, Keystone, West Branch, Chelsea, Waukon, Sigourney, Rey nald, Fry and Holland, and nearby communities.
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Vinton
Mary Jack
Fry and Holland
Keystone
Hugo Thiessen
Fellmer’s. West Branch
Alfred P. Jensen
Bethany Lutheran ‘Church
Barker’s. _ Chelsea
Fred E. Vitek
Hrabak’s. Waukon
Steven John Molitor
Subpoena Fight Over Justice Records in Civil Suit
The case centers on a request to subpoena Justice Department and FBI records from Katzenbach. Judge Holtzoff upheld executive privilege and warned against overuse of subpoenas for high officials, while noting potential later action if the investigation extends unreasonably long. Carliner argued Jenkins once held unique access as an aide to a former congressman and then to the President, claiming risk to his client.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Department
FBI
Katzenbach
Holtzoff
Carliner
Capitol Vending
Jenkins
Congressional Space Committee
Johnson
Cedar Rapids School Board Election Candidates Preview
Meet candidates for Cedar Rapids School Board election with emphasis on education. Post announcement notes a television program on KCRG TV 9 at 10 30 p m CDT Wednesday to present candidate profiles and voter information.
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Cedar Rapids School Board
Kcrgtv
Burglary suspects nabbed after break in at Cedar Rapids
A patrolman chased and arrested two suspects, Ed Eddins and Neal, after a break in at the Cedar Rapids Tent and Awning Co and Family Billiards. A third man, Gene VonVoltenburg, 35, was arrested in possession of burglary tools. Von Voltenburg has a lengthy police record. Eddins, previously convicted of break in July 1962, received a ten year term with a bench parole. Neal had a prior vagary charge.
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Eddins and
Neal
First Avenue NE
Gene E. VonVoltenburg
Springville
John Kuba
Eddins
Cedar Rapids
Darling and Co
Fourth Street
Gatto Drug Co
Fourth Avenue
Log Cabin
E Avenue NW
Iowa Lumber Dealers Inc
F Avenue
Kuba
von Voltenburg
Carrierboy Injured in Car Bike Accident
Ronald Banse a 13 year old carrier boy with parents at 2028 Eighth avenue SW suffered minor injuries in a car bike collision at 5 48 am in the 2100 block of Williams boulevard SW He was treated at Mercy hospital and released Police said he turned his bicycle into the path of a car driven by Jacob M Veenstra 50 of Blairstown No charges were filed.
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Ronald Banse
Robert. Banse
Eighth Avenue
Williams Boulevard
Mercy Hospital
Banse
Jacob M. Veenstra
Blairstown
Freedom or conformity in 1964 election debate
Goldwater warned that Johnson's speech pushes conformity at home and wrecks alliances abroad while portraying the Democrats as yielding to a patent medicine approach to politics. He urged rejection for the sake of freedom and national strength.
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Goldwater
Johnson
Ready to travel Cars in wanted classification
A terse note indicates readiness to travel and mentions Cars in wanted classification 17. The brief suggests registration or listing of vehicles in a specific category, with an emphasis on movement or transport. No further names, dates, or locations are provided.
Fire Arson Probed in Citizen-Times Blaze
Cedar Rapids Fire Chief Jesse Hunter terms Aug 15 fire arson at the Citizen-Times building 334 Seventh Street SE. The blaze started in three locations. investigations involve Capt Kenneth Anderson the state fire marshal and Bud Hoffman. Owners Kuncl and Grant have submitted to polygraph testing in Des Moines. fire caused about 100000 damage.
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Hunter
Citizen-Times
Seventh Street
Cedar Rapids
Jesse Hunter
Capt
Kenneth Anderson
The
Fire Prevention Bureau
State Fire Marshal’s Office
Kuncl
Grant
State Criminal Investigation Office
Des Moines
Anderson
Citizen - Times
Wilbur Johnson
Deadline Looms In Auto Strike Talks Between Chrysler And UAW
Detriot AP reports negotiators near a 10 a.m. Wednesday strike deadline as marathon talks resume Tuesday between Chrysler and the United Auto Workers. Chrysler is the union's target, with General Motors and Ford watchers noting the history of late-night breakthroughs. UAW President Walter Reuther and Chrysler negotiator express cautious optimism amid the tense last-minute push.
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Detroit
Chrysler
United Auto Workers Union
UAW
General Motors
Ford
Walter Reuther
Fulbright Sees Goldwaterites Like Stalinists in Russia
Senator Fulbright labeled Goldwater Republicans as the closest American parallel to Russian Stalinism. He accused them of pursuing relentless ideological conflict with communists, contrasting this with President Johnson’s push to block Soviet expansion while pursuing arms-reduction talks to reduce nuclear risk.
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Washington
UPI
Fulbright
D-Ark
Johnson
Reject Negroes At Miss School
Thirteen Black pupils attempted to enroll in the all white high school in Canton Mississippi and left quietly when turned away by officials. Civil rights workers said they would not oppose the officials if rejected but would pursue court action.
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Canton, Miss
UPI
Blood bank shortage prompts donors in Dora update
Dora continues as reports say blood was needed to cover a shortage at the blood bank. Hurricane Ethel remained about 440 miles southeast of Bermuda with center winds near 80 mph and gales extending 200 miles northeast and 85 miles southwest. Florence meanwhile was seen in the East Atlantic with winds around 50 mph near its center.
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Ethel
Bermuda
Florence
Atlantic
Fight Results In Two Fines In Cedar Rapids Disturbing Peace
Robert G. Aitchison, 27, of Council Bluffs, fined 50 dollars and costs for disturbing the peace by fighting in Cedar Rapids municipal court. Gary L. Baumgartner, 24, of 1910 Ninth Street SW, fined 25 dollars and costs for his part. They were arrested late Saturday near Twelfth Avenue and Fourth Street SE. Rudy L. Michalec, 927 Sixth Street SE, received a 10 day suspended sentence for the same charge after arrest Friday night at the Melody Inn.
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David W. Rawson
Sinclair Avenue
Evelyn J. Osborne
Seventh Street
Michael D. Hamm
Oakland Road
Joan M. Truendale
Emerald Avenue
Conroy W. Kinkead
A Avenue
Royce R. Osborne
Third Avenue
Jay L. Hutchcroft
Thirty-sixth Street
Donald A. Bradford
Sixteenth Avenue
James M. Loman
Owen Street
Lewis L. Howard
Fourteenth Street
Beryl E. Eller
Thirty Fifth Street
Richard R. Murray
Lenora Drive
John L. Valendingham
Tenth Street
Peggy Jo Richards
Sunrise Trailer Court
Francis W. Shrope
Eugene D. Erickson
John A. Pollpeter
Robert G. Ritchison
Council Bluffs
Gary L. Baumgartner
Ninth Street
James M. Roe
Hiawatha
Iowa
Robert K. McGrew
Route Three
Cedar Rapids
1300 Avenue NE
Gerald J. Weiland
Waterloo
Robert L. Irons
1300
D Avenue NE
Thomas Lee Jennings
Sixteenth Avenue SW
Robert G. Hawks
Twenty-first Street
Wratislane Horacek, Jr
N Street SW
Charles E. Hurt
Martelle
Lyle K. Frizzell
Griswold
Ronald D. Stamps
Omaha
Robert C. Larson
Arapahoe
Nebr
Donald J. Spieker
Anthony Pierazek
Glyn B. Skelley
Allen Harris
Robert Jacobi
Willie J. Wright
Wilmer Werner
John H. Brody
Seventh Avenue
LaVerne J. Mills
Ellis Boulevard
Donald E. Smith
Basil H. Dalton
Sixth Street
Sixth Avenue SE
Robert G. Aitchison
Twelfth Avenue
Fourth Street
Rudy L. Michalec
Melody Inn
Twelfth Avenue SE
Taxpayers Face Large Moneys and Credits Tax Payment
James L. Coombes paid 5241.43 for 1957 to 1960 moneys and credits taxes, part of 127324.79 owed by 17 individuals and three couples. County Attorney says details will be obtained to file collection suits.
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Coombes
Linn County
James L. Coombes
Sixth Avenue
Marion
Donald Cover
State Tax Commission
Iown
Jack Fulton
Timothy McCarthy
Des Moines
Woman envoy walks out on slur at U.S. premier speech
Sofia Bulgaria AP Eugenia Anderson 55 walked out of a speech by Premier Todor Zhivko in protest against a reference to American imperialists in Southeast Asia. She left her seat in the diplomatic gallery and drove home saying My action speaks for itself to reporters.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Eugenia Anderson
Todor Zhivko
Southeast Asia
Anderson
City engineers fault poor quality rock in concrete mix
Iowa City engineers warn that interior-grade rock used in city concrete poses a serious problem. Ned Ashton, consulting on the Second Avenue bridge project, says defective rock from a west Cedar River quarry is found in new paving and the bridge. inspectors have overlooked tests, and stricter supplier checks and more city inspections are planned as work continues, with bridge progress about 44 percent complete.
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Ned Ashton
Iowa City
Second Avenue
Ashton
Johnson
Cedar River
Highway 30
Obituary notices for Bernard McNulty and Libbie Trachta
Bernard W McNulty 35 of 469 Jacolyn Drive NW died Tuesday at St Luke Hospital from an overdose of aspirin tablets His wife Margaret Henrickson survives with three daughters and two sons All are at home His parents brothers sister and grandmother also survive He was born October 3 1928 in Wabasha Minn and married in 1948 In Watertown See He was a member of St Jude s church The body was moved to Mathiesen Gergen Rhodes Funeral Home Arlington Cemetery in Arlington Va burial details pending Libbie Trachta former Libbie Trachta born April 19 1922 in Cedar Rapids married in Colorado Springs in 1942 Surviving husband a son two daughters her mother and three sisters Burial at Arlington Cemetery in Arlington Va pending Services are pending
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Bernard McNulty
Jacolyn Drive
St. Luke’s Hospital
McNulty
Bernard W. McNulty
Wabasha
Minn
Margaret Henrickson
Watertown
See
Diana
Barbara
Dawn
Brad
Mark McNulty
Edward C. McNulty
Lyle McNulty
South Milwaukee
Kenneth McNulty
Denver
Elaine Conway
San Francisco
A. C. Schleicher
Millville
St. Jude’s Church
Turner Chapel
Mathiesen-Gergen-Rhodes
Cedar Rapids
Colorado Springs
Libbie Trachta
Mary Vileta
Chares Teply
Eldon Knott
John Condon
Arlington Cemetery
Arlington, Va
Obituary of Minnie Kraus 1878 Cedar Rapids resident
Minnie Kraus 86 died Sunday at her son and daughter in law home after illness. Born August 31 1878 in Cassville Wisconsin she lived in Cedar Rapids about 15 years. Survived by four sons Evelyn Cyril Jerome Servius and a daughter Cecilia Carroll all in Cedar Rapids. Services Immaculate Conception Church Thursday at 9 am Msgr William Roach. Rosary 7 30 pm Wednesday at Rohn chapel prior to burial at Mt Calvary cemetery.
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Minnie Kraus
Avenue
Servius Kraus
Cassville
Wis
Cedar Rapids
Kraus
Immaculate Conception Church
Evelyn
Cyril
Jerome
Servius
Cecilia Carroll
Wesley Pitlick 74 dies after long illness in Cedar Rapids
Wesley Chuck Pitlick of 1032 Ninth Street SE dies after a long illness. Born August 22, 1890 in Cedar Rapids he married Marguerite Hier June 29, 1921 and was a World War I veteran. Survived by his wife he was a Belden Hill Co retired employee. Memorial services Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Kuba Funeral Home with Rt. Rev Msgr Anthony W. Chihak. burial at Oakhill. Msgr Chihak to recite Rosary at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at the funeral home where friends may call. Military honors at the grave by Hanford Post of the American Legion.
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Wesley
Chuck) Pitlick
Ninth Street
Cedar Rapids
Marguerite Hier
Belden Hill Co
Kuba
Anthony W. Chihak
Oakhill
Chihak
Hanford Post
The
American Legion
Mrs Morginean Died in Honolulu After Long Illness
Mrs Charles Morginean died Sunday in Honolulu after a prolonged illness. Born in an era marked by local ties she had moved through several jurisdictions before settling in Hawaii. Her passing leaves family and friends reflecting on a life of community service and personal connections.
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Charles Morginean
Charles J. Morginean
Honolulu
Paul H Noeller 53 Cedar Rapids resident dies after long illness
Paul H Noeller age 53 of 2220 D Street SW Cedar Rapids died Tuesday after a long illness Born July 30 1911 in Council Bluffs he was married May 9 1931 in Cedar Rapids Worked at Iowa Manufacturing Co until three years ago He led Cedar Rapids Drum and Bugle Corps as president 1946 1951 Survived by wife two sons LaVern Lee and Marvin Paul five grandchildren Services Friday 10 am Janeba Kuba funeral home and 1015 am at St Wenceslaus Church with Rt Rev Msgr Anthony W Chihak Rosary recited Thursday 8 pm at the funeral home friends may call after 7 pm Wednesday
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Paul H. Noeller
D Street
Cedar Rapids
Council Bluffs
Libbie Schultz
Noeller
Iowa Manufacturing Co
Drum and Bugle Corps
St. Wenceslaus Church
LaVern Lee
Marvin Paul
Janeba-Kuba
Anthony W. Chihak
Chihak
Obituary for Evlin Knight Penick and Ford foreman
Evlin Knight, 1079 Favenue NW and longtime Penick and Ford foreman for 39 years until retirement, died Tuesday. Born April 23, 1895 in Cedar Rapids, he married Helen Pauline Roenig on August 8, 1925 in Cedar Rapids. Knight, a member of the Eagles, is survived by wife and sister Florence Peck of Cedar Rapids. Memorial services are at Turner Chapel at 3 p.m. Thursday with burial in Linwood Cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel.
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Waiter Evlin Knight
Penick and
Ford
Cedar Rapids
Helen Pauline Roeniig
Knight
The
Eagles
Florence Peck
Turner Chapel
Linwood Cemetery
Infant Verlita Sisco dies. cremation held
Verlita Sisco infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs Verle Raymond Sisco of 1318 Second Street SE died Friday. Born September 3 1964 she is survived by her parents. Cremation was held.
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Verlita Sisco
Verle Raymond Sisco
Second Street
Memorial Services and Requiem Mass Announced
Memorial notices list Frank Sookup to be remembered at Wednesday service 10 30 at Janeba Kuba funeral home by Jerry Drahovzal with burial at Czech National Wagner John H to have Requiem Mass Wednesday 9 at St Matthew s Church by Rt Rev Msgr James Kearn and burial at Mt Calvary Rosaries set by Parish at 7 30 and Knights of Columbus at 8 Tuesday at Brady mortuary
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Lake City
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Beatty-Bearle
3Rd Ave
Iowa Typewriter Co
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City Cab Co
Fred Goodhue
Carrierboy
Bud Hoffman
National Board of Fire Underwriters
Thomas Kuncl
J. W. Grant
Pierson
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Dick Jensen
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