Weather and civic notices from a mid-century forecast
Saturday temperatures ranged from 51 to 70 across cities with mixed clouds and chances of thunderstorms. Extended outlook calls for partly cloudy Sunday, warmer tones, and increasing winds by Monday, plus several local birth announcements and a few address-specific meteorology figures.
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Poate
Cicago
Oueane
Ieee
Sandes
Phoeni
Miami
Seattle
North
Notable Births in Marion and Norway Families
Loyer Schutterle of Norway welcomes a daughter. Donald Blumenshine of Marion receives a daughter at 943 Eighteenth Street. Paul Norderhus of 3929 Richard Drive NE has a daughter born to his family.
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Edward Holmes
Third Street
Vincent Steffen
J Street
Roy Moser
Loyer Schutterle
Norway
Donald Blumenshine
Eighteenth Street
Marion
Paul Norderhus
Richard Drive
Riley Invited to Confer with State Rep Tom Riley
State Rep Tom Riley of Cedar Rapids accepted an invitation to meet former President Eisenhower at Gettysburg this Saturday. The gathering, sponsored by the National Young Republicans, includes about 35 young party members running for public office.
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Tom Riley
Cedar Rapids
Eisenhower
Gettysburg
National
Young Republicans
U.S
Riley
the Gazette
Rusk outlines shared goals in arms control talks
Secretary Rusk told a Senate group that four mutual interests could slow the nuclear arms race. He argued that credible deterrence and national security hinge on reducing the arms burden, preventing accidental war, and stopping other nations from obtaining nuclear weapons.
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Rusk
Senate
Soviet Union
Drive Safely Newspaper Ad Rates and Contact
Advertising notice from The Gazette Co. outlines circulation in Cedar Rapids Iowa with rate details for carrier and mail subscriptions. Night edition pricing, weekend editions, and regional rates for Iowa borders and other regions are listed.
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Iowa
Obituary notices and funeral services across Iowa towns
The notices list ages and service times for residents Sigourney Reyn Reyn ord? Mrs Homer Mackey 50 Adelbert Yount 88 Harry Leonard Peterson 41 Frederick Earl Harbaugh 68 Emma Morf 86 Frank C McDole 72 William F Risch 84 Michael Greiner and Thomas Flander 9 30 Tuesday and related church services across towns including Anamosa Vinton Coggon Tama Cedar Rapids Keota Atkins
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Sigourney
Homer Mackey
Methodist Church
Reyn
Anamosa
Adelbert Yount
Goettsch’s. Vinton
Harry Leonard Peterson
Bethlehem Lutheran Church
Fry and Holland
Coggon
Frederick Earl Harbaugh
Presbyterian Church
Passmore
Hawkeye
Emma Morf
Emerson’s
Tama
Frank C. McDole
Des Moines
Montour
Harrison's
Atkins
William F. Risch
Turner Chapel
Cedar Rapids
Keota
Michael Greiner
I Thomas Flander
St. Mary’s Church
Lenvardh Powell
Funeral notices for Sachs Goodall Shaner Risch Schultz Grisham
Funeral services are listed for multiple individuals with dates and times at various chapels and churches. Services include Sachs Frank Monday at 9 45 at Janeba Kuba funeral home and St Ludmila s church, Goodall Vernie LeRoy Turner chapel 10 Monday, Shaner Elizabeth Turner chapel 1 30 Monday, Risch William F Turner chapel 3 Monday, Schultz Antoinette Beatty Bearle funeral home 1 30 Monday, Grisham Mary Elizabeth Beatty Bearle funeral home 3 30 Tuesday. Burials at Cedar Memorial Linwood Newhall Grace Episcopal church First Baptist church. Casket will remain closed.
3000 Shriners Attend Des Moines Convention Parade
DES MOINES AP A three day Shriners convention concluded with a formal banquet after a 24 hour downtown Des Moines parade. About 3000 red Fezzed Shriners from 23 temples in seven states drew crowds along curbside views six deep. The spectacle featured clowns bands sirens motorcycles patrols and varied music from Oriental snake charmers to rural country tunes.
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Des Moines
Shriners
Shriner
Central States Shrine Assn
Waterlo o Man TMPS Directors Elected at Cedar Rapids Convention
Waterloo Man TMPS director John L. Cooper of Waterloo and Henry J. Heine of Colorado Springs were elected at the Trans Mississippi Philatelic Society convention held at the Sheraton-Montrose. The stamp exhibit claimed to be Cedar Rapids largest and will be open 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The 1963 convention and exhibit are planned for October 4-6 in Minneapolis.
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John L. Cooper
Waterloo
Henry J. Heine
Colorado Springs
Trans-Mississippi Philatelic Society
Sheraton-Montrose Hotel
Cedar Rapids
Minneapolis
Second Swedish Crewman Dies in Katanga Recon Flight
The United Nations announced on Saturday that a second member of the Swedish crew of a reconnaissance plane shot down in Katanga has died. The incident involved a U.N. aircraft enforcing a ceasefire in the region.
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Leopoldville
U.N
Katanga
Camp Fire Girls Hold Grand Council Fire at Kingston Stadium
About 3 500 Camp Fire Girls Blue Birds and Horizon club members attended Kingston Stadium for the Grand Council Fire the first outdoor council wide event by the Iowana Council. Raymond D Hill Kenwood school principal led a standing tribute to leaders amid songs rank ceremonies and a final pledge for peace.
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Kingston Stadium
Camp Fire Girls
Blue Birds
Horizon Club
Raymond D. Hill
Kenwood
Iowana Council
Thompson Foy D Kohler A noted diplomat and envoy
Thompson Foy D Kohler, former assistant secretary of state for European affairs, left his post last July. He was ambassador to Austria and Russia, mediating East West tensions and meeting Khrushchev regularly. Khrushchev praised his work and called him a fine man, absolving him after the U-2 incident.
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Foy D. Kohler
Thompson
Austria
Trieste
John Foster Dulles
Russia
Khrushchev
Kennedy
Eisenhower
Want Ads Urge Immediate Look In Classifieds
A local notice prompts readers to check the want ads without delay, highlighting new offerings and opportunities in the classified section for employment, services, and goods.
Harvest Rice Despite Big Gun Battles
Peasants in a northern Vietnam valley harvest a new rice crop as government forces push out guerrillas. U.S. Marine helicopters lift troops into the area while clashes leave about 15 guerrillas dead and 9 government casualties. A separate clash near Saigon kills more communists. a train carrying rice is derailed by mines. The authorities set outposts to protect the valley before the monsoon rains.
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DA Nang
South Vietnam
Durin
U.S
Saigon
Laos
British Nudists Face Record Cold Summer 1962
On the eve of their annual meeting Britain's nudists reveal a notably cold summer with some areas posting the coldest in 50 years. Officials note women sunbathers cope better, and attendees at St Albans and Devon describe coping strategies while most delegates attend clothed at the gathering.
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London
Britain
Frank Mitchell
Federation of British Sun Clubs
Charles Mackaskie
St. Albans
Katharine Hemmingway
Devon Sun Club
Dorothy Thornton
British Sunbathing Assn
Yorkshire
Shed
California Girl Named Miss USA
Amadee Chabot, 17, from Northridge California, won the Miss USA title in Huntington West Virginia defeating 43 contestants. First runner up Li thona Rozier of Jacksonville Florida second runner up Pat Franklin of Hicksville New York. Linda Kennon Covina California and Marilyn Nordman Birmingham Alabama followed. Carla Rodgers Pontiac Michigan named Miss Congeniality by peers.
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Huntington
W. Va
Amadee Chabot
Northridge
Calif
California
Lithona Rozier
Jacksonville
Fla
Pat Franklin
Hicksville
N. Y
New York
Linda Kennon
Covina
Los Angeles
Marilyn Nordman
Birmingham
Carla Rodgers
Pontiac, Mich
Camp Good Health Budget Notes 1962 Shortfall
The report lists memorial donations to Camp Good Health incl. in memory gifts for Elea nor C Handler Robert Kacena and Mrs G J Ottsen along with members Rebecca Mark John and Shirleen. Budget shows 9,608.00 for 1962 with 1,811.69 yet to be raised and a line item of 100.00 10.00.
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Eleanor C. Handler
Robert Kacena
G. J. Ottsen
K.B
Rebekah Lodge No
Aeee
Rebecca
Mark
John
Shirleen
Sb Io Sane
Urges Penalties for Secrecy Masked by Labels
Washington AP The House Commerce Committee urged penalties for personnel who use secrecy labels to hide nonsecurity information from the public. It called for an appeal mechanism to adjudicate misuse, naming Lee White in the White House to handle complaints, though none had been filed. The panel criticized the system for lingering disuse from prior administrations.
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Defense Department
House Commerce Committee
White House
Lee White
White
Pentagon
Defense
McNamara
Kennedy to push tariff cuts in U S market trade talks
Markethave urged tariff elimination arguing a cut by one nation can be extended to all. Officials said Kennedy will launch broad tariff negotiations to shape U S market trade patterns and tariffs and may credit Britain for cuts it negotiates. This could encourage Britain’s requests for reductions to help commonwealth partners.
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United States
U. S
Commonwealth
Kennedy
Congress
Britain
Mississippi college board to face contempt ruling in New Orleans
The 13 members of Mississippi's state college board, trustees for all state universities, must appear Monday before the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals in New Orleans to show why they should not be held in contempt. Judge Mize ruled they controlled university officials who denied Meredith admission.
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Ross Barnett
State College Board
Mississippi Institutions of Higher Learning
U.S. 5Th Circuit Court of Appeals
New Orleans
Mize
Meredith
Estes Brothers debts and assets amid collapse and government seizure
In a federal and state entanglement, Bobby Frank Estes faces indictments while creditors foresee about 25 cents on the dollar from assets. Brooke cites no title to Estes Brothers property, as Jaffe retains $100,000 capital. Main assets include West Texas grain elevators as the government seizes stored surplus grain once worth roughly $4 million annually, with about 50 million bushels stored.
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Brooke
Bobby Frank Estes
Estes Brothers
Jaffe
Estes
West
Texas
Fed-Mart, Inc
Does a Boy Pay His Way in Scouting Interview
Ted Lloyd explains Scouting teaches thrift with boys paying dues and their own gear. He emphasizes that Good Neighbors funds are vital to support training leaders, materials, sponsors, camps, records, and insignia, noting the council served over 10 thousand boys and nearly 4 thousand adult leaders last year.
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Ted Lloyd
Hawkeye Area
Boy Scout ‘Council
Bright Right Workers Seek Immediate Openings
A local want ad calls for skilled laborers and helpers, offering steady shifts and competitive pay. Applicants should present experience in trades, bring reliability, and be ready for immediate assignment across multiple projects.
Substantial Hurdle Cleared In Rail Talks
Washington UPI notes negotiators cleared a very substantial hurdle in the 24 day strike talks between Chicago and North Western Railway and the ORT. Acting Labor Secretary Wirtz and mediator ONeill described remaining issues as very real and difficult with one or two points to binding arbitration.
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Washington
UPI
Chicago and North Western Railway
Wirtz
Francis O’neill
Company
Order of Railway Telegraphers
ORT
O'Neill
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