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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1963

Page

2

Castro to Visit Russia First Latin American Leader to Visit

Cuba announced Fidel Castro will visit the Soviet Union this year at Premier Khrushchev's invitation. Khrushchev reportedly urged Castro to witness Soviet achievements and discuss strengthening friendship between the Soviet Union and Cuba and other interests. Castro would be the first Latin American head of government to visit Russia.

Havana Cuba Fidel Castro Russia Khrushchev Castro Soviet Union Corticos

School board debates policies on married students

The Cedar Rapids school board weighed whether married students should pursue full education and participate in extra curriculars. Some members favored individual counseling and continued schooling, while opponents warned against marriage counseling in schools and the impact on students and the body. The PTA was asked for policy input but returned a note citing national rules, and the discussion was tabled for later.

Jensen Cedar Rapids Waldo Berger Schweppe Harry Sargeant Haglund Ernest Pence PTA

Dairy Price Bill Advances to Iowa House

Iowa senate narrowly defeats efforts to stall a dairy fair trade bill. By 27-23 vote, the measure moves to the house to prevent selling dairy at below cost and to empower the agriculture secretary to suspend licenses for violations. Butter and condensed and powdered milk are exempted.

Des Moines UPI Iowa Senate House Senate Secretary of Agriculture

Gazette Company Cedar Rapids Daily and Sunday Publication

The Gazette Co established in 1883 publishes daily and Sunday editions at Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa. Subscriptions list carrier 45 cents per week and mail rates with night and afternoon editions at monthly and yearly prices. AP holds exclusive republication rights to local news and AP dispatches.

The Gazette Third Ave. SE Cedar Rapids Iowa U.S. Territories Associated Press

Deaf Man Develops New Hearing Aid

A Cedar Rapids inventor with long standing hearing loss reveals a compact hearing aid using special circuit design new battery and transistors. The device is very quiet fits behind the ear or on glasses and helps nerve cases and those troubled by background noise. It can screen sudden loud noises and may aid understanding. Free literature offered by M. R. Wright 222 24th St Drive SE Cedar Rapids Iowa. No obligation.

Cedar Rapids M. R. Wright 24Th St. Drive Iowa

Rites Thursday for Charles Gilchrist 84

Charles H. Gilchrist 84 a retired farmer and lifelong Center Point resident died Tuesday in a Cedar Rapids hospital. Born May 6 1878 west of Walker he married Eunice Hudson Feb 19 1901 at Marion. Survived by wife three daughters a son ten grandchildren thirteen great grandchildren. Services Thursday 2 p.m. at First Methodist Church with Walker cemetery burial. Memorial gifts may be made to the church.

Center Point Charles H. Gilchrist Walker Cedar Rapids Eunice Hudson Marion Howard Holman Herman Beebe John Bare Winthrop John Gilchrist First Methodist Church Walker Cemetery First Methodist Church Memorial Fund

Hawaiian Eye Behind the Scenes at KCRG-TV Newsroom

Behind the scenes look at a TV newsroom on KCRG-TV 9 exploring a murder case. Story airs Tuesday at 7 30 p m with the local station’s reporters and staff cited.

Hawaiian Eye Kcrg-Tv

Zoning Unit Delays Action On Two Petitions In Linn County

Linn County zoning commission postponed decisions on a plat for Pisney's First Addition by Donald Pisney and a petition to reopen the Hiawatha nursery driven by William V. Trachta Jr. Action paused due to absence of petitioners and to review engineer recommendations for larger plotting and a non dead end street for the 11 lot subdivision. The nursery near Hiawatha highway 150, closed about a year and now under new ownership, prompted the second item.

Linn County Zoning Commission Forty-fourth Street ISE Hiawatha Nursery Pisney Donald Pisney Zoning Commission Hiawatha Highway 150 William V. Trachta, Jr

Postmasters Assn Re-elects Officers in Cedar Rapids

John Pazour of Marion was re-elected president of the Linn-Benton Postmasters Assn at a Monday night meeting in Cedar Rapids. Also re-elected were E. R. Petro of Cedar Rapids as vice president and Mrs. Mary Martha Chaplin, who testified in a divorce case that Charles Chaplin Jr. deserted her and she does not know his whereabouts.

John Pazour Marion Ore Mary Martha “Chaplin Linn-Benton Charles Chap Cedar Rapids Lin, Jr E. R Petro

Local officers named for one year terms

The president and Harold Ram melsberg, Atkins, and the secretary treasurer will serve one-year terms.

Harold Rammelsberg Atkins

Emil Lopata Found Dead In Cedar Rapids Trailer

Emil M. Lopata 51 was found dead Tuesday morning at the Lincoln-way trailer court in Cedar Rapids from a .32 caliber self inflicted wound. Mrs Lopata found the body. He had lived in Cedar Rapids 30 years and worked as a maintenance man at Wilder Grain Co. Survived by wife Bernice three daughters Doyle Greiner Nessett Erickson and a son Gilbert seven grandchildren. Services Thursday at 2 in Brosh chapel burial Czech National. Friends may call after noon Wednesday.

Emil M. Lopata Lincoln-way Trailer Court Sixteenth Avenue Cedar Rapids Lopata Western Wilder Grain Co Bernice Doyle Greiner Marion Clarence Nessett Anoka Minn Larry Erickson Lodderville Gilbert Brosh Chapel

Won't Reconsider Civil Defense Bill

In Des Moines the Iowa senate failed a motion to reconsider a civil defense bill on a near party line vote. The bill would replace the civil defense board with a nine member governor appointed advisory committee and create a civil defense director with a six year term.

Des Moines UPI

Rites Wednesday for Mt. Vernon Man, 82

Mt. Vernon James Arthur Robinson 82 lifelong resident and longtime male nurse died Monday. He was son of the late Dr. Robinson. Services Wednesday at 2 in Baxter's funeral home. Friends may call after 5 p.m. Tuesday.

Mt. Vernon James Arthur Robinson Dr. Robinson Baxter

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