Weather and local notices from the Daily Record
A September 28 1963 Daily Record weather summary lists highs and lows across cities including Bismarck 82 Denver 64 New York 83 and Los Angeles 106 with small rainfall amounts. Forecast calls for fair cooler conditions Saturday night into Sunday with highs in the 70s. Also reports Ames births and multiple local notices of legal name changes and incidents around town.
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Bismarck
Mineapolis
Chicago
M. Orleans
Denver
New York
Duluth
Oerse
L. Angeles
Phoenix
Miami
Seattle
Speeding and traffic fines across multiple residents
A list of penalties from speeding fines to intoxication includes Anna M Walder at 1638 Zika Ave NW and many others with addresses in Galen Crail Marion Easton Walker Shellsburg and Norways Douglas Miller facing fines from 10 to 30 dollars and costs. Rudy Rodriguez received 30 days at hard labor for intoxication.
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Anna M. Walderback
Zika Avenue
Galen L. Crail
Thirty Third Street
Sherrill Baker
First Avenue
Jerry D. Connady
Washington
Priscilla Peterson
Third Avenue
William H. Klein
Solon
Donald L. Allen
Thirty-first Street
Marion
Robin L. Thomas
Fifteenth Street
Easton J. Bearce
Walker
Jim R. Neagle
John D. Shepherd
Red Fox Road
William L. Phillips
Seventh Street
Waymon Turner, Jr
Lake Avenue
Leon G. Martin
Irvin V. Floetchinger
Wiley Boulevard
Phillip H. Rooney
A Avenue
Theodore D. Simon
Second Avenue
Paul N. McCulley
Shellsburg
Barry J. Cossitte
B Avenue NW
Peter Pic
Twenty-sixth Street
Nancy Beebe
First Avenue NE
Douglas R. Miller
Norway
Helen M. Bakke
Crescent Street
Sheril! Baker
Chinese Explain Visit to Russia
TOKYO RP Red China cleared up a minor mystery Saturday about the Chinese Soviet friendship delegation it sent to Moscow. The group headed by Lt. Gen. Liu Chih chien deputy director of the general political department of the Chinese army arrived in the Soviet capital Friday. The anniversary celebrations take place Oct 1 and the Chinese usually send a delegation to Moscow while the Russians dispatch someone to Peking.
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Tokyo
Red China
Moscow
Peking
Liu Chih-chien
Obituary Notices From Iowa Towns Services Schedule
Community death notices list ages and upcoming funeral times for Strawberry Point Louise Kauffman 75 Christina Behrens 83 Nora Stanley 88 Margaret Rose 85 Mary Schump 89 Mrs R J Davidson 81 Francis Black 66 with services set at churches across Iowa towns including Calmar Tipton Clarence and St Marys Rosary.
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Strawberry Point
Lou ‘Kauffman
Gill's
Fort Atkinson
Christina Behrens
Calmar Community Church
Chekal’s
Nora Stanley
Coal Creek
Whyte
Springdale
Margaret Rose
Methodist
Sheets and Dahn
Tipton
Iowa City
Mary Schump
Cathout’s
Runaways Are Married in D M Des Moines
Mary Lee Davis 15 niece of Princess Grace of Monaco and John Paul Jones Jr 19 eloped from Philadelphia a month ago then wed today in St Pauls Episcopal Church Des Moines The ceremony was attended by about 11 family members and close friends The couple exchanged vows before Rev P M Casady with Jones an Episcopalian and Davis a Catholic
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Des Moines
Mary Lee Davis
Grace
Monaco
Philadelphia
John Paul Jones
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Jones
P. M. Casady
Canada to Put Nuclear Warheads on Bomarc Missiles
Canada will fit its 56 Bomarc anti aircraft missiles with nuclear warheads within two months. A Canadian air force official said U S warheads will be shipped to Bomarc sites in North Bay Ontario and La Macaza Quebec where U S units will retain custody. The push follows political turmoil over accepting the warheads and the Pearson government’s rise to power.
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North Bay
Ont
Canada
U. S
Diefenbaker
Lester Pearson
la Macaza
Que
Demo Women Hear Hawkins Governor at Iowa meeting
More than 600 Democratic women attended Lex Hawkins's Saturday plan to reorganize Iowa party women into county units with direct contact to the state central committee. Gov. Harold Hughes praised unity and urged cooperation as the group moved through a morning session at Veterans Memorial auditorium with a luncheon and tea to follow.
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Des Moines
UPI
Iowa
State Central Committee
Lex Hawkins
Hawkins
Harold Hughes
Democratic Party
Burglar Hid in Iowa City Sears Store
A burglar who was inside the Sears Roebuck store after closing Friday afternoon took $51 in cash from the All-State Insurance booth. He tried to open two safes with tools from the store and left via the service entry to the alley, according to police.
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Iowa City
Sears Roebuck
Motorist Faces Court After Hit and Run and No License
Edgar Ronald Blake of 2031 Burlington Street SW learned a harsh lesson in court after a hit and run on Sixteenth Avenue and Third Street SW on September 16. He had no driver’s license and failed to appear, resulting in 60 days plus ten days on each of three summonses, with the ten-day terms running concurrently.
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Edgar Ronald Blake
Burlington Street
Howard McLaughlin
Blake
Sixteenth Avenue
Third Street
McLaughlin
English Teacher Escapes Execution in Saigon Area
Alan Darby, 25, an English schoolteacher, said he narrowly avoided execution after being captured with Scottish companion Duncan Kinnaird, 28, by guerrillas 40 miles east of Saigon. Darby convinced captors he was not American by speaking French. a US helicopter diverted the group, and both men were later rescued.
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Saigon
Alan Darby
Darby
Duncan Kinnaird
Kinnaird
Merchant Kills Armed Bandit After Hold Up
Chin Moo Williams, 63, wholesale merchant in New York, overpowered two bandits during a Friday night robbery. He used a 30 inch iron pipe to strike the gunman, then shot the other bandit in the legs as he fled. Williams was unscared and declared he has fought Japanese in China. The wounded attacker died, the other was shot and is in fair condition.
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New York
Chin Moo Williams
Williams
China
Pakistan United States sign 70.4 million loan pact
Pakistan and the United States agreed to a 70.4 million loan to buy U.S. iron, steel and other materials under the second five year plan ending 1965. The loan follows the suspension of a 4.7 million Dacca airport loan and ties to a new air agreement with Red China. Talks on renewal are under way in Washington. Pakistan also signed two barter deals with Russia and Poland to import 100,000 tons of cement in exchange for raw jute and jute products.
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Karachi
Pakistan
U.S
U. S
Dacca
Red China
Washington
Russia
Poland
Yemeni President Opens Soviet Built Airport
Cairo UPI reports the president of Yemen inaugurated a Soviet built airport near Sanaa, expanding air access and signaling closer ties with the Soviet bloc.
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Cairo
UPI
Yemen
Courthouse Entry Suspect Pleads Not Guilty In Break-In
John J. Elarton 30 of 702 Fifth Avenue SE pleaded not guilty to break in at the Kanteen Case cafe on 411 Second Avenue SE. Arraigned Friday before Judge B J Maxwell. Police found him and two sacks of money on the cafe floor about closing time, with Elarton allegedly pretending to sleep.
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John J. Elarton
Fifth Avenue SE
B. J. Maxwell
Elarton
Kanteen
Second Avenue SE
Rock Throwing Vandal Strikes NW Burg
Police investigated two late night incidents at 4600 Ford Avenue NW. Bill Nelson reported a rock shattered a window and a threatening note was found. Jim Winebright of Chicago reported a red stripe painted on his car with a similar note attached.
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Ford Avenue NW
Bill Nelson
Jim Winebright
Chicago
Nelson Residence
City Briefs and Local Notices Highlight Hospitalizations and Honors
Hospitalized Mrs. R. B. Rice at University Hospitals in Iowa City and Mrs. Lil lian Gongwer recovering from surgery at St Luke's. Dentists Morris Katzoff and Charles Briggs announce new Cedar Rapids office locations. Cub Scout Pack 39 at Kenwood School honors fifteen members and initiates two new boys. Also listed is Jer ry Vosdingh painting ad and Bavarian House in Springville dining notice.
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R. B. Rice
Eighth Street
University Hospitals
Iowa City
Morris B. Katzoff
D.D.S
Charles W. Briggs
SGA
Second St. S.E
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Cub Scout Pack
Kenwood School
Dickie Maresh
Kris Kelly
Randy Greenwall
Jim Hauser
Steve Hunt
David Johnson
Steve Bowers
Kenneth Heth
Richard Beedy
Walter Hopker
Robbie Schumacher
Danny Finerty
Charles Heins
Larry Blackledge
Keenan Kelly
Dean Johnson
de Wilcox
Fire damages Mennonite school housing unit in Kalona
Loss estimated at 5000 dollars after a fire at the teachers housing at the Iowa Mennonite school northwest of Kalona Friday night. Four women resided in the two story building. Contents saved on first floor but second floor furniture and personal belongings were destroyed. Officials said rebuilding is needed and no injuries occurred.
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Kalona
Iowa Mennonite School
Here
Larry Hermann Cherry-Burrell Ex-Official Dies
Laurence R. Hermann 65 of 4023 Soutter Ave SE retired Cherry-Burrell Corp. assistant to the president died Friday noon after an extended illness. He joined Cherry-Burrell in 1921 and served as assistant to the president from 1952 to 1962 retiring March 1. He was born March 22, 1898 in Troy Mills and lived in Cedar Rapids 22 years. He married Catharine Sullivan Sept. 12, 1922 at Waterloo and is survived by his wife, one daughter, a brother, a sister, and three grandchildren. Services Monday at All Saints Church. Burial Mt. Calvary Cemetery. Rosary Sunday at 8 p.m. at Monahan-Stewart funeral home. Friends may call after 7 p.m. Saturday.
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Laurence R. Hermann
Soutter Avenue
Cherry - Burrell Corp
Hermann
Cherry-Burrell
Troy Mills
Cedar Rapids
Catharine Sullivan
Waterloo
William Smart
Milwaukee
Kenneth
Oakland
Calif
R. M. Anderson
Chattanooga
Tenn
All Saints Church
Edmund J. Becker
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Father Becker
Monahan-Stewart Funeral
Deaths LeRoy Gallogly Cedar Rapids mortgage official
LeRoy Thomas Gallogly 56 longtime Cedar Rapids resident and General Mortgage Corp of Iowa manager died in a hospital at 7 25 p m Friday Born June 3 1907 in Buckingham he was married to Virginia Schanke since Sept 15 1934 Survived by wife son Jerry two daughters Judy Lund Elizabeth three grandchildren and a sister He belonged to St Jude s church was an associate Cedar Rapids Board of Realtors and former president of the Iowa Mortgage Bankers Assn Rosary and funeral details listed with locations Mason City and Cedar Rapids Burial Elmwood Cemetery proceeds through Turner chapel and Colonial Mortuary
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LeRoy Thomas Gallogly
Midway Drive
Cedar Rapids
General Mortgage Corp
Iowa
Buckingham
Virginia Schanke
Mason City
Jerry
West Des Moines
Judy Lund
Elizabeth
H. P. Caslavka
Des Moines
St. Jude’s Church
John H. Takes 78 Monti resident dies after illness
John H. Takes 78, of 809 Second Street NW, retired livestock buyer, died Friday evening in a local hospital. Born April 6, 1885, in Temple Hill, he married Elizabeth Badding in 1911. she preceded him in death. He married Josephine Noack in 1946. He came to Cedar Rapids 17 years ago from Monti where he lived most of his life and once farmed near Walker. Surviving are his wife and two daughters Berneta Cook of Monticello and Marie.
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John H. Takes
Second Street
Monti
Temple Hill
Elizabeth Badding
Josephine Noack
Mr. Takes
Cedar Rapids
Walker
St. Patrick’s Church
Berneta Cook
Monticello
Marie
Veteran Iowa City machinist Richard Sokol dies at 72
Richard Sokol, 72, of 326 6th Avenue NW, died early Saturday at Veterans Hospital in Iowa City after a brief illness. Born April 3, 1891 in Cedar Rapids, he was a lifelong resident and retired machinist at Penick and Ford Co. Survived by wife Letha and half-sister Emma Hobel. Memorial services Monday at 3:30 p.m. at Kuba Funeral Home with cremation. Friends may call after 1 p.m. Sunday.
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Richard Sokol
Avenue NW
Veterans Hospital
Iowa City
Penick and Ford Co
Cedar Rapids
Sokol
Hanford American Legion Post
Letha
Emma Hobel
Intruders Use Milam House on Tenth Street
Milam reports intruders entered the Melvin Milam house at 1223 Tenth Street SE early Saturday. They left a unlocked screen door, ash tray cigarette butts not Milam's brand, torn paper bag, and three soda bottles in the fridge, with nothing missing.
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Melvin Milam
Tenth Street SE
Milam
Milams
Oelwein Country Club Fire Destroys Facility
The fire damaged the Oelwein country club front area housing golf equipment. The second floor housed a summer apartment for manager Frank Duda and his family and the women's locker room. Duda and family, back in town days earlier, lost numerous personal possessions. The club had hosted many dances and events and served as a Northeast Iowa gathering place.
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Frank Duda
Duda
Iowa
Man survives fall under city bus injury at curb
Al Clements, 31, of Springdale, suffered a broken right shoulder Friday when he fell under a city lines bus pulling away from a curb at Second Street SE between First and Second Avenues. Police say he fell backward and was knocked aside by the wheel. treated at Mercy Hospital and released Saturday morning.
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al Clements
Springdale
City Lines
Second Street SE
First
Second Avenues
Mercy Hospital
Ecumenical Council Carries On in John Spirit At Vatican
The Ecumenical Council reconvenes in Rome under Pope Paul VI with new lay observers allowed in secret sessions. James Norris leads the American delegation among nine laymen from five nations, as 2,450 council fathers assemble to study De Ecclesia and curia reforms.
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Ecumenical Council
John
Vatican City
John XXIII
Paul VI
James Norris
International Committee On Catholic Migration
American Catholic Relief Service
Rome
Pope Paul
St. Peter’s Basilica
Pope John
Erators
Basilica
Leo Jozef Suenens
Brussels
Julius Doepfner
Munich
Giacomo Lercaro
Bologna
Gregory Peter Agagianian
Vatican Curia
Paul
Drunk Driving Charged For James L. Stone
James L. Stone, 24, of 1507 Fifth Avenue SE, was charged with drunk driving after police stopped him on Center Point Road NE at 1:45 a.m. He allegedly drove erratically, forcing southbound traffic to the curb, and his car jumped the curb before stopping with one wheel on the curb and the other on the street.
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James L. Stone
Fifth Avenue SE
Stone
Center Point Road
St Pauls Hires Education Assistant Mrs Mildred Knight Named
Mrs Mildred Knight of Burlington will become education assistant at St Pauls Methodist Church Cedar Rapids effective November 1. She will speak at the Sunday teacher dedication dinner at 6 p m in the church. Knight has long been active in church work including children s programs in her own church the North Iowa Conference and the Iowa Area.
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Mildred Knight
Burlington
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Cedar Rapids
Knight
North Iowa
Iowa
Mission Festival Set In Bethlehem Church
Bethlehem church in Ludlow township will host its annual mission festival inviting Salem Reformed and Zalmona Presbyterian churches. Speakers include Rev. Clifford Isaacson during Sunday school, Rev. H. F. Sinning at 10 30 service, Rev. Ted Newton at 1 30, and Nathan Haugh a University of Iowa foreign student at 7 30.
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Waukon
Bethlehem
Ludlow Township
Salem Reformed Church
Zalmona Presbyterian Church
Clifford Isaacson
Zalmona Church
H. F. Sinning
Ted Newton
Elkader
Nathan Haugh
University of Iowa
U.S. Bases Offer Reported for West Germany via France
The New York Times reported Saturday that the United States reliably offered military supply bases in France for West Germany as part of postwar defense arrangements. The report cites justifications tied to collective security and logistics cooperation between allies.
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New York
U.S
West Germany
France
New York Times
Channel 9 Saturday News Final Wrap
Jim Fee delivers a Saturday night edition summarizing latest news and weather followed by sports highlights. The program closes with a NEWS FINAL segment recapping top stories and regional updates.
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Channel 9
Jim Fee
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Elmhurst Drive
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Johnson Avenue
Keith H. Benzing
Eighth Avenue
Ruth E. Swab
Thirty-first Street Drive
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Wilson Avenue
Mary M. Schimberg
Bever Avenue
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Springville
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Devonwood Avenue
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Foote
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Dubuque
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Mesa, Ariz
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Laurence R,. Hermann
LeRoy T. Gallogly
Oelwein
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