Weather and public notices from the Daily Record
A bleak midweek weather summary lists highs and lows for cities including Bismarck Minneapolis Chicago and New York with precipitation inches and barometer readings. The piece also records obituaries births and marriages with local justice court actions and funeral notices across multiple Iowa towns.
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Bismarck Mineapolis
Chicago N. Orleans
Denver New York
Uluth Omaha
L. Angeles
Phoenix
Iami
Seattle
Traffic Court Fines Listed For Several City Residents
A local traffic court docket lists multiple defendants with penalties for speeding disobeying signals and unsafe driving. Names include Robert Van Alst Mary Saluri Lee Okones Larry Finley and others with fines ranging from 10 to 25 dollars plus costs.
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Robert van Alst
Robins
Mary A. Saluri
Red Fox Road
Ray Stoner
Mt. Vernon
Lee J. Okones
Elder Lane
Larry T. Finley
Wenng Road
Charles M. Houck
A Avenue
Joe R. Steffens
Sixteenth Avenue
Eileen D. Burr
Colorado Drive
Franklin S. Fieselman
Sharon Lane
Eldon D. Scott
Eighth Avenue
Gerald C. Carter
Indiana Street
Shirley V. Manternach
Twenty First Avenue
Gordon C. Parsons
Reynolds Avenue
Prentiss H. Thurmond
Ninth Street
Victor A. Barnholdt
van Horne
Lynn W. Scott
E Avenue
Henry J. Galloway
Mt. Vernon Road
Dennis K
William E. Baker
Eighteenth Avenue
Donald M. Flynn
Pauline L. Dice
Park Towne Court
Leo Teff
Twelfth Street
Charles G. Gabelman
Johnson Avenue NW
Michael R. Pence
Sixth Street
Michael J. McDonald
Sheppard Case Advances After Rulings and Arraignment
The case moves within Ohio after a series of appellate rulings. Judge Weinman’s decision was reversed by the Sixth Circuit but upheld by the Supreme Court last June. An arraignment is set for Sept 8 as Corrigan seeks a retrial and Bailey secures out of state travel for Sheppard on bond.
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State of
Ohio
Weinman
U.S. 6Th Circuit Court of Appeals
U.S. Supreme Court
Corrigan
Sheppard
Bailey
McMahon
Boston
Warren J. Rees
Supreme Court
Vietnam War Dispatches from Saigon and Moscow
Report cites a Vietnam split scene two miles south of Saigon where two US soldiers were burned and a warehouse damaged by fire amid supplies scattered. Ky backs eventual invasion to unify Vietnam while de Gaulle is labeled a colonialist. A Belgrade desk says Pham Van Dong urged Moscow to pursue peace talks despite Chinese opposition.
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Saigon
North Vietnam
I de Gaulle
Vietnam
Belgrade
Pham van Dong
Moscow
Pham
China
Fighting intensifies along borders in Portuguese Guinea
Reports from Lisbon note intensified fighting in Portuguese Guinea with clashes reported along the borders with Senegal and the Republic of Guinea. The AP brief highlights growing hostilities and regional tension during the conflict period.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Portuguese Guinea
Senegal
Republic of Guinea
Roosevelt Liberals nominate Adams in Saratoga Springs convention
Conservatives split from Republicans four years ago over Rockefeller policy. Roosevelt, now an independent Democrat, accepts Liberal offer with aim to boost reform and people’s pick. OConnor leads in New York Liberal nominating fight as Samuels concedes after close delegate show. Democrat governor seat last held in 1958 by Rockefeller.
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Paul Adams
Roberts Wesleyan College
Saratoga Springs
Rockefeller
Roosevelt
O’connor
Robert Kennedy
Samuels
O'Connor
Manhattan
W. Averell Harriman
Cedar Rapids Man Fined $10 for Metal Studded Tires
Thomas S. Whitters, 35, of 1325 K avenue NE, was fined $10 by Municipal Judge Loren Hullinger Jr. for driving a vehicle with metal studded tires. He was stopped on Wilson avenue SW after police flagged his truck last Saturday.
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Cedar Rapids
Loren Hullinger, Jr
Thomas S. Whitters
K Avenue
Whitters
Wilson Avenue
Hearing Set For Sept 23 On Robbery Charge
Tom Jones 21 of 1016 Eleventh Avenue SE demanded a preliminary hearing after arraignment in municipal court on a robbery charge. Hearing scheduled for Sept 23. Jones arrested Aug 23, accused of robbing Floyd W. Smith of 60 dollars on July 8. Held in Linn County jail on $2,000 bond.
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Tom Jones
Eleventh Avenue SE
Jones
Floyd W. Smith
First Street SE
Linn County
Condemnation Proceeding Initiated for Squaw Creek Land
Linn county Conservation Board moves to condemn 348.21 acres of Triangle Corp land for the Squaw Creek park project near Marion Cedar Rapids board directs attorney to commence action. Offer of 250 500 made. Triangle seeks about 1 300 per acre based on appraisals 240 406 and 250 500.
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Linn County Conservation Board
Triangle Corp
Cedar Rapids
Squaw Creek Park
George Hamilton
Linn County Conservation
Hamilton
Harry R. Terpstra
Squaw Creek
Marion
Lehman Farm Management, Inc
Iowa Appraisal and Research Corp
Des Moines
Triangle Corporation
Conservation Board
Triangle
County Board of Supervisors
Pinicon Ridge
Hard Surfacing Request Fails to Gain County Action
Homer W. Carley Jr. asked the Linn County board to asphalt one mile of Indian Hill road SE from Cottage Grove to Thirtieth street. The board, advised by County Engineer Harrington, estimated costs at 50 000 to 60 000 dollars due to grading needs and found the road not a significant secondary route. Carley offered to split the cost, but no decision was reached and a Thursday review was planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer W. Carley, Jr
Indian Hill Road
Linn County Board of Supervisors
Cottage Grove Avenue
Carley
Harrington
U.S. Presses Thant Reconsider Term At U N
The United States opposes talks on a new secretary general until Thant U Thant agrees to stay. Ambassador Goldberg plans a strong appeal to persuade him to reconsider. The U S argues for a full five year term and opposes interim options amid a possible Security Council meeting. Thant’s present term ends November 3.
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United Nations
U.S
U.N
U Thant
Arthur Goldberg
Thant
Goldberg
Nikolai Fedorenko
Kremlin
Moscow
Fedorenko
U. S
Confession Suppressed in Forgery Case Here
Judge rules confession inadmissible in the forgery case against James M. Fritz 18 of 1515 B avenue NE. County attorney drops the charge for lack of evidence after the ruling on Miranda v United States retroactively affects pending cases. Fritz allegedly forged a $14.97 check at K and M Drug Store on March 20.
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Jack Fulton
James M. Fritz
B Avenue NE
Fritz
K and M
Pleads Innocent To Drunk Driving By Donald E. Smith
Donald E. Smith aged 49 of 1251 Twenty second Avenue SW pled innocent before Judge William R. Eads to a drunk driving charge. The case records show the defendant entering the plea Wednesday at the county courthouse.
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Donald E. Smith
Twenty-second Avenue
William R. Eads
Extradition Granted for Two Alleged Tennessee Burglars
James O. Perkins and John C. Taylor, both of Jacksonville Florida, waived extradition to Tennessee where they face burglary and burglary tools charges. Perkins was acquitted in Linn County Iowa on a conspiracy charge August 31. Iowa officials dropped the conspiracy charge against Taylor as impossible to charge a single person. They are accused of conspiring to break into pay telephones and steal money.
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James O. Perkins
John C. Taylor
Jacksonville
Fla
Tennessee
Perkins
Linn District Court
Jack Fulton
Taylor
Iowa
Refund of Garnisheed Cash Ordered by Judge
Judge B J Maxwell orders Sheriff Walter Grant to refund 58 79 garnisheed from Donald M Parks wages in Center Point arguing the amount exceeded Iowa law for a single pay period. Parks with four dependents asked for restoration of 58 79 and cited Culligan Water Co debt 260 81. Kinch drunk driving case continued to October term.
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B. J. Maxwell
Walter Grant
Donald M. Parks
Rural Center Point
Parks
Grant
Iowa
Culligan Soft Water Co
Donald W. Kinch, Jr
Ozark Street
Suspended term on check charge for Vernon Briscoe Jr
Vernon A Briscoe Jr 31 of 1410 Tenth street SE received a 30 day suspended jail sentence on a charge of false uttering of a check. He was accused of writing a $7 37 bad check to the Robinson Co on June 29.
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Vernon A. Briscoe, Jr
Tenth Street SE
Briscoe
Robinson Co
Waite Girl Injured In Playground Fall
Patricia Waite seven year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold Waite of 2030 Twenty sixth street SW suffered a head injury when she fell during recess at Hoover school. She was admitted to Mercy hospital in good condition.
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Patricia Waite
Harold E. Waite
Twenty-sixth Street
Hoover School
Mercy Hospital
President criticizes food aid clause as inconsistent with policy
The President called the "absolute bar" on food aid to nations doing business with North Vietnam inconsistent with humanitarian and foreign policy goals of the food for freedom program. He also said the budget planning restriction intrudes on the executive function of preparing the annual budget.
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North Vietnam
Food For Freedom
Halt in Redwood Cutting Is Set
Five lumber companies agreed to stop cutting prime redwood trees in the northern California area being considered for a redwood national park.
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Redwood
Washington
California
Obituary notices for Carola Jacobson Martin
Carola Jacobson Martin 55 of 3526 First Avenue NE died by suicide in her Cedar Rapids home basement. Linn County medical authorities confirmed suicide by hanging with an electrical cord. She was born March 7 1911 in Chicago and married Aug 6 1958 in Chicago to John P. Martin. Surviving: husband, daughter Marion D. Tharp Cedar Rapids. sons David W. Martin Ivanhoe Australia and John J. Martin Glendale California. three grandchildren. father G W J Jacobson Marquette Michigan. sisters June Brown Hinsdale and Daphne Jolivette Niles Illinois. Services 1:30 p.m. Saturday Turner Chapel. burial Linwood Cemetery. friends may call until 1 p.m. Saturday. casket not opened after service. Additional listings note sons Robert O Wiesbaden Germany Norman G Palos Verdes Peninsula Burton P Hermosa Beach Keith E Coggan. daughters Mrs Frank Klotz Fargo ND and Mrs Don Tielebein Independence. 24 grandchildren. Prayer service 12:30 p.m. Saturday Rohn Funeral Home. funeral at Troy Mills Methodist Church. burial Hoover Cemetery with Masonic rites. Friends may call at Rohn Funeral Home Friday.
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Carola Jacobson Martin
First Avenue NE
Linn County
Robert O
Wiesbaden
Germany
Norman G
Palos Verdes Peninsula
Calif
Burton P
Hermosa Beach
Keith E
Coggan
Frank Klotz
Fargo
N.D
Don Tielebein
Independence
Rohn Funeral
Troy Mills Methodist Church
Hoover Cemetery
Rohn
Obituaries of Cedar Rapids residents report multiple deaths
Alvin W. Peterson 42 of 910 J Avenue NW died after a long illness. Born Dec 11 1923 in Cedar Rapids he worked for Wilson and Co. since 1942 and was a WWII veteran. Survived by wife Janet Vernon and several children, stepchildren, siblings, and a grandchild. Services set for 11 a.m. Saturday at Kuba funeral home with cremation to follow. Olvin C Sauer, 271 Boice Road NW, died Thursday morning after a short illness. A Cedar Rapids resident since 1956 he was born near Quasqueton Dec 27 1882 and lived 63 years on a farm near Troy Mills. Surviving are his wife Dorothy Geiser and other relatives. Anthony G Valenta, 89, of 68 Fifteenth Ave SW died Thursday after a brief illness. Born in Velky Lomeec Czechoslovakia on June 7 1877 he immigrated in 1887 and lived in Cedar Rapids since 1925. Formerly worked for Wilson and Co and Link-Belt Speeder. Survived by two daughters three grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Services Sunday at 2 p.m. at Janeba Kuba funeral home with burial at Walker Cemetery. Calls after 7 Friday.
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Alvin W. Peterson
J Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Wilson and Co
Packing House
Pvt
Larry Peterson
Ft. Campbell, Ky
Gerald Sill
Spec
Jimmy Vernon
Germany
C. H. Hay
Sarasota
Fla
Louis Tow
Fairfax
Thomas Janes, Jr
Fred
Donald
Raymond Peterson
Kuba Funeral Home
Glenn W. McMichael
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Olvin C. Sauer
Boice Road
Quasqueton
Troy Mills
Trinity Methodist Church
Trinity Men’s Club
Rob Morris Lodge
A.F
A.M
C.E.S
Walker
Anthony G. Valenta
Fifteenth Avenue
Velky Lomeec
Czechoslovakia
United States
Valenta
Lodge Mladocech
Z.C.B.J
Louis Soukup
Anton Prochaska
Janeba-Kuba
Jerry Drahovzal
Walker Cemetery
Breckle Rites Held for John W. Breckle 81
John W. Breckle 81 of 969 Sixth avenue Marion died Thursday after a short illness. He retired from Peter Pan Baking Co. in 1954 and had lived in Cedar Rapids 42 years before moving to Marion last year. He was married to Belle L. Ream since 1912 and leaves a son John W. Breckle Jr. of Cedar Rapids, three sisters, a brother, three grandchildren and one great grandchild. Services set 1 30 Saturday at Cedar Memorial Chapel of Memories with burial at Cedar Memorial cemetery. Friends may call after 1 p.m. Friday and after 10 a.m. Saturday at the chapel.
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John W. Breckle
Sixth Avenue
Marion
Cedar Rapids
Marshalltown
Breckle
Belle L. Ream
Eldora
Peter Pan Baking Co
Cedar Rapids Elks Club
John W. Breckle, Jr
Sophia Zatechka
Anna Koskuba
James Khile
Ralph Breckle
Garwin
Cedar Memorial Chapel of
J. Richard Wagner
First Congregational Church
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
Chapel of Memories
Rinderknecht Fined In Municipal Court
Gary G. Rinderknecht, 21, of 1828 Eighth Avenue SW, was fined $25 and costs for contributing to the delinquency of a minor. He was arrested July 8 after police accused him of keeping company with three youths charged with possessing beer as minors. Judge Loren Hullinger Jr. imposed the fine.
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Gary G. Rinderknecht
Eighth Avenue SW
Loren Hullinger, Jr
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