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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1963
Page
11
SCM Corp announces Poweriter a fully portable electric typewriter with a self-contained power unit capable of a full day’s typing six to ten hours. It recharges via wall socket or operates on household current with a cord. The energy unit can be recharged over 300 times.
University of Iowa sociologists will interview about 200 residents of Newton next week for a study on The Role of the Individual in the Modern Community. Prof William Erbe notes the project covers community decision making drinking in Iowa towns and residents' sense of participation. Newton chosen as a typical mid sized agricultural town.
The American Everest expedition reaches the 26000 ft South Col as Norman Dhyrenfurth reports the top is 29280 feet high. Luther Jerstad Richard Pownall and Sherpas Nima Tenzing and Chotari reached camp five and plan a top attempt within ten days. Lila Bishop visits base camp after wintering in Nepal.
In Brussels on Wednesday demonstrators breached the Spanish embassy and assaulted employees during a protest demanding the release of imprisoned Spanish communist leader William Grimau.
A Thursday night episode of MY THREE SONS features Chip losing a tiger rug. The scene plays out at 8 pm with TV channel 9 listed for viewing.
A single woman served as a key messenger center and liaison for Hillary's expedition in Kathmandu during 1960 and 1961, coordinating communications and supporting the field team.
Aerial surveys show 20 whooping cranes leaving Texas wintering grounds and heading to northern nesting sites. The Interior Department notes eight birds remain at the Arkansas National Wildlife Refuge, with 16 seen three days earlier, as the flock plans a 2,500 mile migration toward Great Slave Lake in Canada.
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