Weather and obituaries blend in sparse daily notes
Daily weather figures show high and low temperatures across multiple cities with precipitation inches recorded. Obituaries note services for Mt. Vernon, Hopkinton, Manchester, Independence, and Central City residents with dates and locations at Morgan's, Goettsch, and White's Memorials.
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Bismarck Bae al
Chicago
Creeks
Cenvorca
New Y Duluth
Omaha
L.angeles
Phoenix
Miami
Seattle
Septembers births and notices mix with traffic fines
A batch of birth notices lists many families with newborn daughters and sons in Cedar Rapids and Miltonvale Kansas, including names such as Michael J Flander and Paul N Disterhoff. The section also records a car fire on Linden drive and Forest drive SE after a collision, plus a long list of traffic fines and court actions across several Iowa towns.
Sukarno Approves Indonesia Return to United Nations
Singapore AP report says President Sukarno authorized Indonesia to rejoin the United Nations to participate in its reorganization. Foreign Minister Adam Malik relayed invitations from Algeria Japan the Philippines United Arab Republic Thailand Yugoslavia. Sukarno instructs Malik to implement Indonesia's return and active involvement.
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Singapore
Sukarno
Indonesia
U.N
Radio Jakarta
Adam Malik
New York
Algeria
Japan
Philippines
United Arab Republic
Thailand
Yugoslavia
Malik
U.N. General Assembly
George W King Hurt in Two-Vehicle Collision
George W King, 43, of 5534 Klinger Street SW, suffered rib injuries in a two vehicle crash at Eighth Avenue and Mt Vernon read SE Tuesday at 10 15. He was treated at St Luke's hospital and released. King's truck rear ended an auto driven by Mrs E C Hoyt of 370 Park Terrace SE who was slowing for the intersection. King was charged with failure to have his vehicle under control.
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Alfred L. Anderson
Second Street
Gary R. Rockhold
White Pine Drive
Patrick A. Nowlin
Wenng Road
Harley S. Bartosh
Fifth Street
Mary K. Schuler
Midway Drive
Dale A. Wacker
Palo
Julius Hepker
Center Point
Gregory L. Galiher
Council Bluffs
Lorraine A. Spidle
Ely
Walter R. Conroy
Indianapolis
Ind
Dennis E. Watson
Tenth Avenue
Edna M. Kleppe
J Street
Maurice L. Heier, Jr
Fourth Avenue
Edwin C. Kortenkamp
First Avenue
Pamela D. Vileta
Seventh Avenue
Marion
Bever Avenue SE
Loraine Feisel
Tama
Henry V. Kieft
Pella
Bruce J. Laruhn
Milwaukee
Wis
Mary K. Rejsa
Eleventh Avenue SW
Raymond E. Randall
Seventh Street
Steve F. Stastny
Fifteenth Avenue
Arnold Hokansons
George W. King
Klinger Street
Eighth Avenue
Mt. Vernon Read SE
Ford Revises Prices and Extends Warranty
Ford plans a second review of its price schedule amid a tough competitive stance with GM and Chrysler. The automaker also expanded warranties on new cars to cover steering, suspension, and wheels in addition to the existing 50,000 mile or five year power train warranty.
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Ford
Chrysler
Spy convict in Athens receives two life terms
A military court in Athens found George Kotsouras, 45, guilty of spying for Romania. He was sentenced Monday to two life terms in prison.
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Athens
George Kotsouras
Romania
X ray Unit To Visit Sun Mart Store Wednesday
A mobile X-ray unit sponsored by the Linn County Tuberculosis Association will be at Sun Mart, 2300 Johnson Avenue NW, from 12 to 3 pm 4 to 5 pm and 6 to 8 pm Wednesday.
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The
Linn County Tuberculosis Assn
Sun Mart
Johnson Avenue NW
AMA presses for emergency aid betterment nationwide
The American Medical Association urges rapid, comprehensive upgrades to U S emergency care citing a 175 percent rise in ER visits over ten years. Dr Charles Edwards notes lack of uniformity and coordination and a national conference next spring to study improvements.
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Chicago
American Medical Association
U.S
Vietnam
Charles Edwards
AMA
Responsibility for Insurance Law Is State s Riley
Iowa law lacks proof of financial responsibility before accidents. State Senator Tom Riley, candidate for re election, argued drivers should post bond or show insurance to obtain license plates, preventing victims from receiving no compensation after a collision. He urged state action to avoid double tragedy of breadwinner loss without recourse.
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Iowa
Tom Riley
Canopus Club
Embassy Club
Riley
Iowa Senate
Philippines Aims to Host Summit Amid Vietnam Talks
Johnson favors the Philippines as a summit site while Moyers notes Ky welcomes the meeting. Johnson hints at European travel and a possible visit to West Germany next spring. Marcos in Honolulu stresses nonviolent aims and a broader security and economic agenda, inviting a quiet Philippine role to catalyze dialogue.
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Philippines
Moyers
Johnson
Erhard
West Germany
Honolulu
Marcos
Vietnam
Thailand Arrests Soviet Official on Subversive Charge
In Bangkok police arrested Leonid Mamurin, head of the Soviet government trade mission in Thailand, on subversive activity charges and said he would be expelled.
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Bangkok
Leonid Mamurin
Thailand
Shah Opens 55th Inter-Parliamentary Union Conference
In Tehran the Shah inaugurated the 55th session of the Inter-Parliamentary Union as representatives from 62 nations gathered Tuesday to discuss legislative and diplomatic issues.
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Tehran
Iran
Inter-parliamentary Union
Linn County Approves Option on Health Complex Site
The Linn County board of supervisors authorized a $130000 option on 104 acres owned by George and Florence Eberle for a health complex site west of Twin Pines golf course. The option runs to Dec 31 1966 and depends on passage of a $6 million bond on Dec 16.
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Linn County Board of Supervisors
George and
Florence Eberle
Linn Junction Road
Twin Pines
Car Theft Leads to Loss of Probation for Cedar Rapids Youth
Judge William R. Eads revoked the probation of Thomas M. Jepson 19 of 3300 Johnson Avenue NE Cedar Rapids sentencing him to ten years at Fort Madison. He had been on probation since September 20 1965 for two larcenies of motor vehicles and faced a new charge of stealing a car May 17 from Rapids Chevrolet Cedar Rapids. The new charge was dropped after prosecutors said he had already received adequate punishment. The original probation offenses were stealing vehicles September 3 1965 from Towns Edge Marion and August 23 1965 from Grant Williams Fordtown.
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William R. Eads
Thomas M. Jepson
Johnson Avenue
State Penitentiary
Fort Madison
Jepson
Rapids Chevrolet Co
Cedar Rapids
Jack Fulton
Marion
Grant Williams Fordtown
Humane Society Wins Permit for Mt Vernon Animal Shelter
Linn County Humane Society reports a building permit to construct an animal shelter on Mt. Vernon Road SE after prior board concerns. Manager Bill Moon says construction will begin soon, but no date given. The site replaces Green Tree Nursery, with neighbors threatening civil action and the current shelter at 700 C Avenue NE closing by December due to urban renewal.
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Linn County Humane Society
Mt.Vernon Road SE
Bill Moon
Moon
Board of Supervisors
Humane Society
C Avenue NE
Fine levied for installing sewer without permit
Milan W Freese Inc route one Marion was fined 100 dollars and costs in Glenn Powers justice court Bertram township after being found guilty of installing a private sewage disposal system without a permit. The company installed a septic tank for Richard Corum route three Central City on Dec 8 1965 without a required permit under Linn county health rules.
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Milan W. Freese
Man Given Time to Move or Plead in DUI Second Offense
Robert F. Schindhelm, 47, of 1256 Second Avenue SE, was given until next Monday at 10 a.m. to move or plead to a second offense drunk driving charge after his Sept. 24 arrest on First Avenue W driving east.
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William R. Eads
Robert F. Schindhelm
Second Avenue SE
Schindhelm
First Avenue W
Madison Man Given Suspended Sentence
Robert Singleton, 19, of Madison, Wisconsin, pled guilty to false uttering a check. Judge B. J. Maxwell imposed a one year suspended sentence with six months to make restitution for bad checks in Linn County. He allegedly passed a $58.02 bad check on May 2 to Cedar Hills Me Too Food Store.
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Robert Singleton
Madison
Wis
B. J. Maxwell
Linn County
Cedar Hills
Rezoning for Fertilizer Plant Wins Approval
Tuesday the Linn county board approved rezoning west of Alburnett from agricultural to heavy industrial to permit a fertilizer blending plant. The zoning commission supported a special permit for Harold A. and Betty J. Thomas and Custom Farm Services, while cautioning about future industrial moves and the potential for spot zoning. The board also denied several other petitions and tabled two auto salvage yard requests pending Oct. 4.
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Linn County Board of Supervisors
Alburnett
Linn County Zoning Commission
Harold A
Betty J. Thomas
Custom Farm Services
William Linstrom
Linstrom
Board of Supervisors
Leo
Leonard Hayes
Ira H. Merritt
Eitel F. Petrusch
Nettie A. Petrusch
50Th Street
John Zachar, Jr
Zachar
Cottage Grove Avenue
Everett Walton
Walton
Linn County
Linn Junction
Zoning Amendment Cuts Fees to Re Designate Permits
Linn county council considers changing the proposed zoning amendment to remove construction permit fees and label them as zoning certificates. The move aims to simplify approvals and align permit terminology with current practices.
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Linn County
Marion
Tenth Street
Food Stamp Plan Dies for Lack of A Resolution
Linn county's bid to join the federal food stamp program is delayed indefinitely after a mix up between the county board of supervisors and the state board of social welfare. The state says no formal application was sent to Washington because no resolution was passed. An estimated $100,000 in stamps potential was lost.
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Linn County Board of Supervisors
State Board of Social Welfare
County Social Welfare Department
State Board
Social Welfare
James Nisley
Linn County
Washington, D.C
State Office
William Linstrom
Linstrom
Glandon Suit Seeks 7500 Over 1964 Collision
Beulah M. and T. A. Glandon of Cedar Rapids sue Margaret and Vincent Fiala of Cedar Rapids for 7500 for damages from a December 31 1964 two car crash at Thirteenth Avenue and First Street SW Judge Warren J Rees presides Jurors named from Cedar Rapids Marion and Coggon areas were selected on Monday seeking compensation for loss of wifes services during recovery.
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Beulah M
T. A. Glandon
Cedar Rapids
Margaret
Vincent Fiala
Fiala
Thirteenth Avenue
First Street
Warren J. Rees
Frank B. Carpenter
Patricia A. Kohl
Eugene C. Larkin
Gerrald L. Koopmans
Edward L. Brown
Roy H. Saylor
Wilbur Lutz
Harriette A. Rhea
Raymond F.barta
Norman Adee
Marion
Mary Martin
Lisbon
Joyce Gordon
Coggon
Deaths Curtis Peddycoart Jr six week old child
Six week old Curtis Peddycoart Jr son of Mr and Mrs Curtis Peddycoart of 196 Day Street NW died of natural causes after being found face down in his crib. An examination was held to determine the exact cause. He was pronounced dead on arrival at St Luke s Hospital shortly after 7 a m.
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Curtis Peddycoart, Jr
Curtis Peddycoart
Day Street
St. Luke’s Hospital
Kaul and Baldwin Obituaries From Cedar Rapids Area
Charles Roy Kaul 81 of Cedar Rapids died Monday after a long illness. He was born January 5 1885 in Grand Pass Missouri married Grace Oberfell November 7 1930 in St Joseph Missouri and worked as an electrical engineer for Iowa Light and Power Co. Later he ran his Fort Dodge firm and served with the U.S. government retiring in 1946. Surviving are Grace his wife daughter Helen Fields Denver Colorado two sisters four brothers and other relatives. Services set for 1 pm Wednesday at Beatty Bearle Funeral Home with burial at Baldwin Cemetery. Labritta Baldwin 70 of Bradenton Beach Florida widow of E A Baldwin died Tuesday in Bradenton Beach where she had lived since moving from Cedar Rapids five years ago. Born May 19 1896 in Anamosa she and her husband ran Gardencraft Nursery in Cedar Rapids 25 30 years before his death. Surviving are a daughter in Bradenton Beach a sister Mrs. Harold Drew Cedar Rapids and a brother Dallas Belknap California. Services: Pending at Bradenton Beach.
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Charles Roy Kaul
Third Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Grand Pass
Grace Oberfell
St. Joseph
Iowa Light and Power Co
Fort Dodge
U.S
Kaul
St. Paul’s’ Methodist Church
Helen Fields
Denver
Colo
Edith Molz
Topeka
Kan
Audria Young
Womega
Paul C
Omaha
Frank
Robert
Alma
Dewey
Beatty-Bearle Funeral Home
Labritta Baldwin
Bradenton Beach
Fla
E. A. Baldwin
Anamosa
Baldwin
Harold Drew
Dallas Belknap
California
Obituary notices with service details and burials
Multiple notices list services for Boyd Selma Turner Chapel at 1 30 p m Wednesday officiated by Monsignor Roach with burial at Oak Hill. Ash Robert Sylvester Congregational church Edgewood 11 a m Wednesday burial Edgewood cemetery. Friends may call Turner chapel until 9 p m Tuesday. Fosnacht Blanche Hobel Turner chapel 3 p m Wednesday burial Czech National cemetery. Rankin Arthur P Lovely Lane Methodist church 2 p m Wednesday burial Cedar Memorial cemetery. Brandenburg Charles Q Turner chapel 10 30 a m Wednesday with Canon Loferski Mt Hermon Lodge burial Linwood cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel.
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Jerry Drahovzal
Czech National Cemetery
Friends
Rankin
Arthur P
Lovely Lane Methodist Church
Donald T. Caspers
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Brandenburg
Charles Q.turner
Canon D. A. Loferski
Mt. Hermon Lodge
Conviction Upheld in Improper Right Turn Case
Manchester Delaware District Court Judge Carroll In gelkes upheld the conviction of Robert Paul of Greeley for improper right turn. Paul appealed the conviction January twenty eight by a Manchester justice of the peace. He was fined ten dollars plus court costs.
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Manchester
Delaware
Carroll Ingelkes
Robert Paul
Greeley
Paul
Newlyweds Buy a Bed and Harvest on TV Roof Top
A lighthearted TV tease notes love on a roof and a newlywed couple buying a bed. The program LOVE ON A ROOF TOP airs Tuesday at 8 30 PM on KCRG TV Channel 9 2rea with playful local flair.
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Kcrg-Tv
Maine City Bills LBJ for Lights as Joke
Lewiston Maine Mayor Robert Couturier called the idea of sending President Johnson an electric light bill for 78477 a joke and said the city would pay. The charge covers lighting for the President's Aug 20 visit. the White House staff requested the facilities and the city had not budgeted for the expense. The finance board urged using the mayor's traveling funds to cover the bill and Couturier called the remarks facetious but the issue a misunderstanding.
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Lewiston
Maine
Robert Couturier
Johnson
Subdistricting Cited As Key Iowa Campaign Issue
Republican candidate N. F. Fritz Sorg spoke at the East Side Kiwanis club saying subdistricting is second only to taxes as a campaign issue. The Marion pharmacist noted Linn county's six representatives and three senators and argued subdistricting helps legislators better reflect constituents. He added state aid to schools could reach about 40 percent of costs.
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Iowa House of Representatives
N. F
Fritz) Sorg
Marion
East Side ‘Kiwanis Club
Linn County
Ior
Top New York Police Jobs for Negroes Push
Negroes are named to senior posts in New York City police. Assistant Chief Inspector Lloyd Seary, 49, will command all uniformed officers in Brooklyn north including Bedford-Stuyvesant and East New York. Inspector Eldridge Waith, 48, will lead uniformed and plainclothes units in the sixth division covering Harlem. Seary also serves as community relations consultant.
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New York
Harlem
Brooklyn
Lloyd Seary
Howard Leary
Bedford-Stuyvesant
Leary
Eldridge Waith
Seary
Commission
Wisconsin arrest ends four-state manhunt in Kewanee
A four-state manhunt concluded when Wisconsin authorities arrested 28-year-old escapee Frank Ocolll from Stillwater prison, suspected of leading a highway patrol chase near LeMars, Iowa, and triggering ongoing searches in Rock Valley as of September 16.
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Lemars
Kewanee
Wis
Iowa
Reemmcie
Fralrick Ocoll
Stillwater
Minn
Scott
Rock Valley
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Ander
Morgan’s
Mt. Vernon
Bess Hedges Maulsby
Kansas City
Hopkinton
Roland Murphy
Presbyterian Church
Wyoming
Goettsch
Kate Gerdes
Earlville
Albert
Jack” Hyde
Methodist Church
Clifton’s. Manchester
Clarence H. Felderman
Gill-Bohnenkamp
Anna Schwarz
Gill- Bohnenkamp
Independence
Raymond L. Strempke
White’s. Central City
Dean Caryl
Methodist
C.R
Fall
Michael J. Flander
Paul N. Disterhoff
West
Herbert W. Richards
Ellis Boulevard
Paul A. Reichle
Mt. Vernon Road
H. Allan Darting
Brockman Avenue
John R. Stevenson
Tipton
St. Luke's
Wendell Weeks
H Avenue
Richard Hajek
Don Wilson
Drinkward Street
LeRoy Stoke
Mechanicsville
Robert Wolverton
Reynolds Avenue
Carl Bassler
Thirty-second Street
Roger Roff
Eighteenth Street
Allen Kickbusch
Blairs Ferry Road
Miltonvale
Jack Carlson
Howard E. Ihns
Pamela S. King
Michael D. Kolsrud
Shellsburg
Frances J. Young
Mardene J. Sparrgrove
Dale R. Sparrgrove
Linden Drive
Forest Drive
Auto
Lamont
Stephen Ivory
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Kreussel-Fawcett
Rvory
van Horne
Jacob H. Krumm
Evangelical Church
Peffer’s
Blairstown
William Alex
Pierson’s
LLIS
Cedar Memorial
Edgewood Road
Glass Road
Milwaukee Railroad
William R
Barbara A. Failor
Wil-Bar Acres
Rohn Funeral Home
Third Avenue SW
Glandon
Monahan
Stewart
James F. Stewart
1St Ave
Wm, J. Stewart
Charles Kaul
LBJ For Lights
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