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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1963
Page
18
Ogden Nash will address Cedar Rapids Executives Club at a 6 30 p m dinner Monday in the Roosevelt hotel. The author of You Cant Get There From Here will recite verses and discuss life events behind his work before an audience of local business members.
Dr. Lewis Yablonsky of UCLA notes a shift in crime with unskilled offenders acting for thrills. The piece profiles Lynn Poole and references his varied life from Harvard to publishing and lecturing.
The article discusses by Hoyle guidance on poker, Canasta, and rummy rules illustrating when players are in or out of the pot, discards, and allowed melds. It then shifts to sociological analysis of modern crime, contrasting the old criminal culture with new trends, police methods, and youth involvement in violent offenses, with 1962 arrest and crime-rate data.
Former President Eisenhower declared the American system remains an experiment still being tested. He spoke at the University of California Charter Day ceremony in Los Angeles where he received an honorary degree. He urged citizens to understand their roles and defend multiple freedoms including political economic religious and personal liberties.
Florida official says freezes in Florida and California cut the citrus crop prompting Israel to double exports to the United States. Israel sent 25 000 cases last year and plans 50 000 this year about 80 carloads, per Homer Hooks of the Florida Citrus Commission.
Dr. Hardy removes bandages to reveal Angie’s facial scar from the accident at General Hospital. The segment airs Monday at 1 p.m. on KCRG TV 9.
Philippine legislators Marcil Pimentel and Aguedo Agbayani dueled on the house floor last week. Rep Rodolfo Ganzon was struck in the face while trying to separate the fight and wore an ice bag for the remainder of the session.
Nicaraguan deputy Dr Agapito Fernandez quotes Fidel Castro as seeking to challenge Khrushchev within the Communist world. Castro allegedly sides with Mao and urges militancy in Latin America while criticizing Moscow’s Cuba policies and missile withdrawal.
The U S Public Health Service reports outbreaks of acute respiratory diseases in ten states and the District of Columbia. Georgia South Carolina Illinois Kansas Maryland Virginia North Carolina Delaware Maine and Vermont show activity. Weekly pneumonia influenza deaths in 108 cities remain above epidemic levels for a month.
In San Francisco Art teacher Richard Ewen explains that floor drawing helps concentration and viewing from different angles. He introduces a mural on adding machine tape and has students swap places every five minutes to inspire new approaches. Laurel Lee Reeves, a Toronto native living in California, models the mural activity.
Pope John XXIII urges Roman Catholic bishops to stay in Rome until the Vatican Ecumenical Council completes its work. The letter calls for using the council to advance Christian unity and notes the session opened in Rome on October 11 and recessed on December 8 for a restart on September 8.
London AP reports brisk business on U S bound passenger liners spurring talk of stationing American customs officers at Southampton to clear heavy baggage. Passengers would still face hand luggage inspection on arrival in New York.
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