Saturday Weather Summary and Local Obituary Notices
Highs and lows listed for cities including Indianapolis Denver Los Angeles and Seattle with Saturday readings. The report includes dawn to night temperatures, barometer readings, humidity, wind, sunrise and sunset times, and monthly normals. Obituary notices and funeral details follow for multiple Iowa towns with dates, service times, and burial info.
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Apolis
Nease
Norteans
Denver
New Ao
D.moines
L.angeles
Phoenix
Miami
Seattle
Timber fires in California burn over three million dollars
Fires in Klamath and Sierra National forests destroyed more than 17 000 acres and wiped out 160 million board feet of Douglas fir valued at about 3.2 million dollars. Firefighters aided by planes and bulldozers built lines at up to 9000 feet, with 300 Southwest Indians among 3 000 personnel.
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San Francisco
California
Klamath National Forest
Oregon
Sierra National Forest
Fresno
U. S. Forest Service
Klamath
Iron Mountain
Merced River
Sierra
Yreka
Liberian Ship Loudi Listed but Not in Immediate Danger
The Chilean navy said the Liberian merchant ship Loudi, which had radioed that it was sinking in the Straits of Magellan, was aground and listing but posed no immediate danger of sinking.
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Santiago
Chile
Loudias
Straits of Magellan
Billy Graham Cancels Poland Visit For Scotland Trip
Evangelist Billy Graham says he will travel privately to Scotland this month instead of visiting Poland after the Polish government denies a visa. Graham's office says the Polish embassy in Washington cited timing concerns and encouraged a future trip.
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Atlanta
Billy Graham
Scotland
Poland
Graham
Washington
Deaths Michael L. Hageman 17 Cedar Rapids
Michael Leo Hageman 17 of 939 Eighteenth avenue SW died Saturday after a lingering illness He was born November 13 1948 in Cedar Rapids lived here all his life He was a member of St Patrick s Catholic church and would have been a La Salle high school senior He survived by four sisters and two brothers and his grandmother A requiem high mass will be held Tuesday at 9 30 am at St Patrick s with burial at Mt Calvary Rosary is Monday at 8 pm at Teahen chapel where friends may call after 2 pm Monday
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Michael Leo Hageman
Eighteenth Avenue
Arnold Hageman
Cedar Rapids
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
la Salle High School
Bernard Mason
Patricia Lee
Christine
Lori
Joseph
Terry
William Hageman
Greeley
St. Patrick’s Church
Robert McDonald
Mt. Calvary
Father McDonald
Teahen Chapel
Memorial and funeral notices from Turner’s Chapel and area cemeteries
Memorial services and burials for multiple individuals listed by Turner's Chapel with dates, times, and burial places. Service by Rev. Edward Douglass, Rev. Ralph B. Colton, Rev. Paul K. Figge, and others. Cemeteries include Oakwood Stratford Oak Hill Raetz Greenwood Muscatine St. John's. Friends may call. caskets not open after services.
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Geesey
Michael B
Hesser
Edward Douglass
First Baptist Church
Level Lodge
Masonic Order of
Central City
Oakwood Cemetery
Stratford
Gralund
Lydia Anna
Turner’s
Ralph B. Colton
Oak Hill
Raetz
John F
Turner's
Paul K. Figge
Atkins
Taylor, Queen
Percy Burt
de Marce
Rex F
John P. Woods
Mickey Rooney Weds Margie Lane in Las Vegas Chapel
Mickey Rooney married Margie Lane in a Las Vegas wedding chapel. The 43 year old divorcee stood taller than Rooney as they exchanged vows and he kissed her, then she cried during the ceremony.
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Las Vegas
Mickey Rooney
Las Vegas Strip
Margie Lane
Los Angeles
Ski Honeymoon Water Skiing Couple Drawn From Wedding
Francis Sullivan age 31 and Pauline Alfree age 23 wed in Whitstable England. After the reception the couple went water skiing with Sullivan in bowler and tails and Alfree in a bikini and bridal veil.
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Whitestable
England
UPI
Francis Sullivan
Pauline Alfree
Johnson orders broad restraint on federal credit programs
President Johnson calls for reduced federal expenditures and tighter credit. Fowler says no sale of government held debt in 1966 unless markets improve. Agencies including OEO TVA GSA FDIC and ICC ordered to cut direct loans and financing, aiming for a sizable net reduction in credit demand.
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Johnson
Fowler
FNMA
Export-Import Bank of Washington
Budget Bureau
Office of Economic Opportunity
Tennessee Valley Authority
General Services Administration
Federal Home Loan Board
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Interstate Commerce Commission
National Capital Planning Commission
West Virginia Mayor Seeks Lincoln Statue in Des Moines
Summersville mayor William Bryant visited Des Moines seeking a public statue of Abraham Lincoln for West Virginia. He met sculptor Fred Martin Torrey, saw a model titled Lincoln Walks at Midnight, and discussed costs and possibly casting for erection at the Charleston capitol.
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DES
Torrey
Summersville
West Virginia Capitol
Charleston
Bryant
New York
Riot in Atlanta injures property as police seal blocks
In northeast Atlanta rocks and bottles were thrown, smashing windows and windshields of passing cars. Riot-equipped officers sealed off several blocks and made multiple arrests, including Hosea Williams, SCLC political action director and top MLK aide.
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Atlanta
Hosea Williams
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Martin Luther King
Senator Williams proposes 15 member urban affairs committee
Sen Harrison Williams of New Jersey asks Congress to create a 15 member Senate committee on urban affairs to study the impact of federal aid on U S cities. The panel would review existing programs and develop bold new proposals for future funding and improvement.
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Washington
Harrison Williams
Senate
New Jersey Democrat
U. S
Williams
Frank Lorence 76 Injured in Street Collision
Frank Lorence age 76 of 1814 C street SW suffered a broken leg and scalp cuts when struck by a car at Sixteenth Avenue and C Street SW Saturday evening. He was admitted to Mercy hospital in good condition. Police say he was crossing at about 6 p.m. when Robert J. Le Febure of Fairfax turned the car. No charges were filed.
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Frank Lorence
C Street
Sixteenth Avenue
Lorence
Mercy Hospital
Robert J. LeFebure
Fairfax
LeFebure
Breakins Reported At Three Cabins In Linn County
The Linn County sheriff's office investigated breakins at three cabins and a trailer along a county road east of Cedar Rapids. A TV was stolen from Henry Kaloda's cabin. other Kaloda and William Miller cabins and Ed Jones trailer were entered or prowled with no further thefts. The incidents occurred on county road 24 just north of Highway 30.
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Linn County Sheriff's Office
Cedar Rapids
Henry Kaloda
Kaloda
William Miller
Ed Jones
Chile Reports 17 Percent Cost Rise in Eight Months 1966
Chilean government reported on a Saturday that the cost of living increased by 17 percent during the first eight months of 1966. The finding highlights economic pressures affecting households across the nation and signals ongoing inflationary trends.
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Santiago, Chile
Chile
Miss America crowned at Atlantic City pageant
Beauty contest crowned Miss Oklahoma who will travel 200000 miles during her reign with a 10000 dollar scholarship and 75000 in appearance fees. Runners up included Miss California Charlene Dallas Miss Tennessee Vicki Lynn Hurd and more with multiple scholarship awards and special talent honors announced.
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California
Charlene Dallas
Danville
Tennessee
Vicki Lynn Hurd
Kingsport
Ohio
Sharon Elaine’ Phillian
Delaware
New Hampshire
Nancy Ann Naylor
Rye Beach
Oklahoma
Atlantic City
All-Purpose Plane to Air Force in 67 Scheduled
The Defense Department says the F-111A all purpose plane will equip Air Force combat units next year with production on schedule. The Navy version F111B faces weight issues and a 1970 operational date, while the cost of the TFX project has exceeded 1962 estimates. Senator McClellan urges reopen hearings as the program faces criticism and cost overruns.
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Air Force
Washington
Defense Department
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Navy
Strategic Air Command
Defense
McNamara
Congress
General Dynamics Corp. Fort Worth
Symington
Department
Sen. McClellan
D-Ark
Sun Rocket Launch By Three Students Postponed
New York AP reports a plan by three students aged 19 to 20 to launch a sun rocket from Staten Island was postponed due to technical and legal concerns. Police veto cited as public nuisance and aircraft risk with an estimated project cost of 1000 dollars. The trio Howard Dyckoff Robert Jones and Fred Wagner aimed to use helium balloons to lift the rocket to 50000 feet triggering a three stage ascent toward the sun.
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NEW York
Staten Island
Leonard Racioppo
Howard Dyckoff
Brooklyn Poly
Camp Good Health Fund Closes Budget Shortfall for 1966
The recipient list shows donations including Camp Good Health and the mentally challenged care fund. Notable contributors include John B. Turner & Son and Winter Temple No. 78. Total listed gifts total 9,501.53 with a budget of 12,220.00 for 1966 and 2,718.47 yet to be raised.
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Fred H. Killen
Rosseves
Camp Good International Alliance
Sandy
Susie
Linda Parker
Barb
Linda Davis
Bobby
Rene Senninger
Ann Wischer
Edna G. Young
Barbara Ann Young
John B. Turner & Son
Bernice Pratt
Mabel E. Rawson
Sam Lewis
Sam Lewis, Jr
Laurel Leo Lewis
Leo Frederick
Minnie Sturges
Winter Temple
Jerry Dutrt
Winter Temple No
Retay
Boy Struck After Running Into Street Near Park
A two year old boy, Arlyn Chesley, ran into the street from behind a parked car and was struck by a car driven by Roger Haddy. The incident occurred shortly before 1 p.m. on Fifteenth Street SE. Chesley was treated for cuts and bruises at St. Luke’s Hospital and listed in fair condition. no charges were filed.
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Fifteenth Street SE
Arlyn Chesley
Alvin Chesley
Roger Haddy
St. Luke’s Hospital
Nasser appoints 29-man cabinet led by Sidki Soliman
Cairo AP dispatch says President Nasser decreed a 29 member cabinet headed by former high dam minister Sidki Soliman. The lineup excludes Abdel Wahab Hatem the former deputy premier for culture and national guidance.
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Cairo
Nasser
Sidki Soliman
Culture and National Guidance
Ab‘del Uader Hatem
The Cedar Rapids Gazette Subscription Rates Change
The notice lists subscription rates for Cedar Rapids Gazette readers including night edition six issues for $1.25 a month and $13 a year, Sunday and afternoon editions seven issues for $1.35 a month and $14 a year, with U S territories at $23.40 a year. It specifies carrier and mail terms and that no mail subscriptions are accepted in towns with Gazette carrier service.
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U. S
Victor Borge to Open Wartburg Artist Series October 16
Victor Borge the Danish born comic pianist will headline Wartburg college's Artist Series on October 16 with Leonid Hambro. The season includes Baren, Vienna Choir Boys, Royal Winnipeg Ballet and New York Woodwind Quintet. Tickets on sale by mail to Dr A W Swensen Wartburg college Waverly 50677.
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Vienna Choir Boys
Wartburg
Royal Winnipeg Ballet
New York
Woodwind Quintet
Neumann Auditorium
Borge
Knights Gymnasium
A. W. Swensen
Wartburg College
Waverly
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Daily Record
C.R. Weather
PRR Oesa
Ch Kck
Gazette
St. Luke's
Gerald M. Gessner
Newhall
Jack L. Phelps
Mitchell Drive
Marion
Robert C. Walker
Hinkley Avenue
Wendell D. Teslow
Allen J. Schnell
Cheyenne Road
David E. Solheim
Thirty-fifth Street
Ronald Buskirk
Thirty Third Avenue
Ronald L. Elsberry
First Street
Merle Garwood
Harber Court
William E. Clark
Anamosa
Eldon M. Volesky
Pierre
S.D
Gary L. Premus
Premus
Milo D. Dicus
B Avenue NW
Iowa
Center Point
Anna Perrier
Murdoch’s
William F. McCool
Passmore - Murdoch
Columbus Junction
Everette G. Stapp
Stacy-Lewis
Columbus City Cemetery
Grand View
Albert Bergen
Guttenberg
Albert J. Felder
St. Mary’s
Calif
Cedar Memorial
Novak Monument CO
Joe NW
Des Moines
West Side
Senate Committee On Urban Affairs
Linda J. Maclin
Virginia
Runway
Mom
Dad
Linda Jo Maclin
Roanoke
Mary Washington College
Rhode Island
Cheryl Elizabeth Girr
Newport
Pennsylvania
Gale Veronica Rothwell
Philadelphia
North Dakota
Denise Lee Fledderman
Inkster
Utah
Georgia Lynne Johnson
Salt Lake City
Mississippi
Robbie Leslie Robertson
Hattiesburg
Nebraska
Patricia Lee van Horne
Lincoln
Maryland
Linda Rita Peluzzo
Oxon Hill
Connecticut
Carole Ann Gelish
Waterbury
Sun
Racioppo
Marine and Aviation Department
Brady
5Th Ave
The
Gazette Co
Third Ave
Cedar Rap
AP Ai
Kinsey Memorial
3Rd Ave
Victor Borge
Fry and
Holland
Funeral Home
Vinton
Benton Co
Surroundin
John E. Lapes
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