Weather snapshot and obituaries and notices
Daily Record reports temperatures across cities with highs and lows and precipitation totals. It lists numerous obituaries and funeral notices across Iowa locations including Marion and Iowa City, plus traffic and police notices, public safety incidents, and court petty offenses with individual names and addresses.
SUI Enrolls 14 161 Exceeds Estimates
Des Moines reports a preliminary count of 14,161 students at the University of Iowa, about 500 above forecasts. President Howard Bowen told the state board of regents that enrollment could reach 14,250 with late registrations, marking eleventh straight year of growth from 8,414 ten years ago.
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University of Iowa
Howard Bowen
UAW Won't Shut GM Completely
DETROIT AP The United Auto Workers will not fully close GM if a strike begins at 10 a.m. Friday to win a new contract. The union aims to avoid crippling Ford or Chrysler after securing three year pacts there while GM parts plants were told to stay operating.
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United Auto Workers Union
General Motors
UAW
Ford
Chrysler
American Motors
Car prices announced for Ford and Lincoln models continue
Ford lists Monterey at 33546 Park Lane prices, Mustang from 2178 to 2502, Thunderbird from 4103 to 4537. Lincoln Continental ranges 5766 to 6367. Wagons in each line cost slightly more. Prices exclude 10 percent federal excise tax and other charges.
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Monterey
Park Lane
Minuteman 2 Debut Delivers Successful Maiden Flight
CAPE KENNEDY AP Minuteman 2, the first new U S strategic missile to begin testing in over two years, scored a successful maiden flight on Thursday. It sent a hardened warhead 5 000 miles to a South Atlantic target. The three stage missile aims for near 8 000 mile ranges to reach Red China and southern Russia with high accuracy and quick launch readiness.
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U.S
Red
China
Russia
Courthouse Suits and Dismissals Lead Court Docket
A run of civil actions and dismissals dominates the docket with multiple parties. Hoover spouses face divorce petition dismissal. Johnson and Faught cases dismissed on county attorney recommendations. Damages sought in Hanson Hoagland and Butter vs Standard Appliance. Foreclosures and promissory note actions appear from Bohemian Savings, Reynolds, Johnston, and Koppelman cases alongside a Marion prohibition parking appeal and Aldridge drunk driving arraignment.
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Darlene A. Hoover
Phillip C. Hoover
Helen Butter
Standard Appliance Co
Fred Hansen
Eva M
Hoagland
Harry Edleman
Beverly Sickles
William Faught
Glen Mae Johnson
Arnold W. Reynolds
Dorothy Jane Reynolds
William T. Watson
Lara Mae Watson
Linn County
Prudential Insurance Co. of America
Robert A. Johnston, Jr
Dorothy A. Johnston
Ralph M. Koppelman
Opal A. Laetare
Iowa- Illinois Gas and Electric Co
Raymond Lee Aldridge
City of
Marion
Ervine W. Williamson
Boy Bitten by Dog in Marion Neighborhood
David Halder, 3, son of Mr and Mrs Harvey P Halder of 700 Thirty-fifth Street Marion was hospitalized Thursday morning after a dog bit him on the face and forehead. He was listed in good condition at St Luke’s Hospital. The incident occurred about 9 30 a m when the boy wandered into a neighbor’s yard where the dog was tied up and bit him as he attempted to play with it.
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David Halder
Harvey P. Halder
Thirty-fifth Street
Marion
St. Luke’s Hospital
Goldwater Attacks Johnson on Fraud and Policy in Texas Rally
Goldwater accuses the White House of whitewash and cites Estes a Pecos fraud suspect free on bond. He denounces Johnson's demand for absolute adhesion to his words and warns of social security bankruptcy if his aged care plan passes. He criticizes Johnson on Vietnam policy and calls officials' conduct a test of integrity.
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Estes
Pecos
Texas
Goldwater
Wichita
Johnson
Air Force
Dallas
Vietnam
Gls Caught In Middle in Viet Revolt
Premier Khanh moved to Ban Me Thuot to quell a rebellion by American trained Rhode tribe fighters who seized camps and a radio station. About 4,000 government troops and 12 artillery pieces lined the town as Col. John Freund and six other Americans mediated a tense stand. Hostages and casualties were reported but not confirmed, with potential civilian deaths up to about 50.
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Ban ME Thuot
Vietnam
Khanh
Saigon
John Freund
Fourth Corps
Freund
Buon Sa Par
Y Bham
Cambodia
Bham
Pleiku
No Man’s Land
U. S. Army
Richard Haskell
Old Town
Maine
Legion Leader Advances In State and National Roles
West Branch leader has held multiple Legion posts including post adjutant for five years. He served as district commander and department Americanism chairman, was department commander in 1952, and a national executive committeeman for Iowa from 1957 to 1961. He chaired trophies and ceremonies and sits on the national public relations commission. He heads DJ Feed and Supply Co and sits as secretary treasurer of S J Poultry Inc. He also chairs Protein Blenders and is vice president of McJohn Fertilizers.
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Chauncey Butler
The
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West Branch
Department Americanism
Iowa
National Public Relations Commission
Johnson
DJ Feed and Supply Co
S & J Poultry, Inc
Mc John Fertilizers, Inc
Protein Blenders
Gopher Crashes Cedar Rapids Youth Council Meeting
A pocket gopher wandered into a Cedar Rapids Youth Council executive board meeting on Thursday night. The T C Tschopp family home on Forty-second Street SE offers it shelter in a parakeet cage where the creature feeds on carrots and apples.
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Cedar Rapids Youth Council Executive Board
T. C. Tschopp
Forty-second Street
Gopher
Tschopp
Funeral Notices for Bena Stella Stanek Duffy and O Connell
Funeral services listed for Stella Bena at Janeba Kuba funeral home and St Wenceslaus church with burial at St Johns. Milo J Stanek at Kuba funeral home with Oak Hill burial. Mrs Michael H Duffy at St Matthews with Rosary at Monahan Stewart and Mt Calvary burial. Lee O Connell to be buried at St Patricks cemetery after Saturday church service. viewing at Teahen chapel after 7 p.m. Thursday.
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Frank Payne
Brant’s. Postville
Katy Lambert
Schutte’s. Ridgeway
Elmer Bergen
Lutheran Church
Steine’s
Decorah
Rossville
Joseph Cowell
Monona Methodist Church
Schultz
Center Junction
Carol Anderson
Harley Anderson
Presbyterian Church
Hayden’s. Elkader
William McTaggart
St. Joseph’s Church
Sigourney
Angela Kay Glandon
Ronald Glandon
Pennington Cemetery
Holm’s. Kalona
Catherine Bender
David H. Bender
Yoder
Bena
Stella
St. Wenceslaus
St. John’s
Stanek
Milo J
Kuba
Oak Hill
Duffy
Michael H
St. Matthew's
Monahan- Stewart
Mt. Calvary
O'Connell, Lee
St. Patrick’s Church
Fairfax
St. Patrick's Cemetery
Teahen Chapel
Santa Barbara Fire Tames With Santa Ana Wind Surge
A fire in Santa Barbara and neighboring counties scorched 73 000 acres and 225 buildings as the Santa Ana wind intensified. Evacuations covered Monticito and surrounding areas while two evacuation centers were established for residents and horses. The blaze threatened upscale homes and Palomino stables amid rapid spread.
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Nia
Santa Ana
California
Santa Barbara
Forest Service
Santa Ynez
James Webster
Monticito
Segregationist Judge Durwood Pye Wins Runoff
ATLANTA AP Segregationist Judge Durwood Pye won renomination in a runoff over Attorney Paul Webb. Unofficial totals: Pye 45 684 Webb 43 436. A white precinct switch helped Pye overcome Webb after a first primary where Webb and D L Hollowell split Black votes. Two Georgia Goldwater supporters in congressional races lost close contests.
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Atlanta
Durwood Pye
Pye
Paul Webb
Webb
D. L. Hollowell
Georgia
Goldwater
Burglars Take $39 In West Side Gas Station Break-In
Detectives report a Wednesday night break-in at Smith Oil Co. 124 A avenue NE. Entry gained by smashing a grease house window and crawling inside. $39 stolen.
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Municipal Airport
Chicago & North Western Railroad
First Avenue
Rushmore Drive
Louis Johnson
Eighteenth Avenue
Thirty-fourth Street
Baranchan
Smith Oil Co
Trucker wrecks wall at Olive Hill card shop
Olive Hill Kentucky Sam Barker saw a tractor-trailer crash through his service station wall while delivering thousands of greeting cards. Police and emergency crews responded as the vehicle caused damage and disrupted business.
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Olive Hill, Ky
Sam Barker
Barker
Four Cedar Rapids pools draw 227000 in 1964 season
Attendance across Ellis Noelridge Bever and Jones pools totaled 227199 for 1964, up from 215474 in 1963 and 220271 in 1962. Ellis led with 67949, Noelridge 6043, Bever 50645, Jones 42562. Moonlight swims debuted and Red Cross classes reached 4814 students.
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Nicipal
Cedar Rapids
Playground and Recreation Commission
Ellis Park
Noelridge Park
Ellis
Noelridge Pool
Bever
Jones Pool
Nevin Nichols
Elm disease estimates exceed actuals for the year
Elm Tollset notes expected cases based on other cities where the disease rose sharply. Estimates ranged from 250 to over 800. Gardner says Bidrin will guide treatment if Milwaukee tests are favorable this winter. He praises Cedar Rapids residents for prompt removal and reporting of diseased trees.
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Gardner
Jones Park
Milwaukee
Cedar Rapids
Catholic Layman Meeting Friday Noon At Elks Club
City briefs list a Friday noon speaker session at the Elks Club with Tait Cummins, plus notes on local services and events including health ads and an Elks dinner dance. Also mentions medical patient at Mercy hospital, rummage sale, and theft reports with minimal details.
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The
Elks Club
Tait Cummins
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