Utopia Not Just A Vision Tells Cedar Rapids Teachers
Fred Kluss, retired Cedar Rapids high school principal, addressed the Cedar Rapids Education Assn. in Jefferson school, outlining seven basics for a good life including vocation, material comfort, growth, faith, service, family and friends, and democracy. He cited historical utopias and urged practical steps found in everyday life. The event, organized with the Retired Teachers Assn., celebrated future teachers among Jefferson and Washington seniors.
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Washington and Jefferson High
Cedar Rapids Education Assn
Jefferson High School
Walter Souder
Louisa Peak
CREA
Fred Kluss
Jo Elien Thompson
Jefferson
Bennett Rothenbeutel
Washington
Cedar Rapids High School
Kluss
Cedar Rapids
Education Assn
Jefferson School
Amana
United States
Jefferson Quartet
Steve Colton
Gary McDowell
Steve Shaffer
Ron Youtzy
W. A. Wick
Teachers Assn
Local Briefs and Notices From Cedar Rapids Area
City briefs note Sunshine Mission Bible class Friday at 9 30 a m at the Mission A desirable vacant position for a lady patient Best of references Licensed call Dr 7 3104 Marion Adv CREO Cedar Rapids Evening Optimist club a Las Vegas Night Tuesday 6 p m CSPS hall Story hour at Kenwood branch library Thursday 10 30 a m Mrs Sam Nassif in charge Bowling 3 games 1 00 1 p m to 6 p m Thursday and Friday Magnificent Tropic Lanes Adv Fire Prevention committee meet noon Thursday Roosevelt hotel Assistant Police Chief James Shannon to talk on arson Sooner or Later you will use the Classified Want Ad Columns to fill a need Dial EM 2 1121 Adv Pack 25 Awards to be presented Thursday at Arthur school Don Bead Robert Buehrer John Clemens Jim Haven David Innis Billy Richardson and Jin Wignall Ex Resident Dies Friends report the death April 18 of Adren F Young about 87 at Oakland California He moved from Cedar Rapids several years ago Free ride and shop from 62 down Town Merchants Adv Spring Permanent Special 15 00 for 10 95 Petite Beauty Salon 1024 3rd Ave SE EM 6 0511 Adv In Hospital Aaron McNabb 521 Sixteenth Street NE surgical patient at St Luke s Visitors permitted Money Missing Carl A Townsend operator Towns end DX 931 First Avenue SW says money was missing from the cash register twice 30 on April 4 and 50 last Saturday Car Found A car reported stolen in Cedar Rapids Sunday by A T Wooster Portage Wis leather goods salesman found Tuesday night in a field
Car engine and parts stolen from local garage
John Choate reported a four cycle motor from a go cart sized racing car stolen from a garage at 513 Vernon drive SE. Three sprockets and a drive chain were also taken, with an estimated loss of 108 dollars.
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John Choate
Grande Avenue SE
Vernon Drive SE
Auxiliary Gives $15,000 To Equip St. Luke's Unit
Mrs. Keith E. Stapleton, president of St. Luke's auxiliary, presented a $15,000 check to hospital officials for equipping the new rehabilitation center. Joseph W. Riley, board president, accepted as trustees met for their semi annual session. The gift completes the auxiliary pledge of $20,000 payable over three years. $5,000 was given last fall when the facility opened.
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St. Luke’s Hospital
Keith E. Stapleton
Women’s Auxiliary
Joseph W. Riley
Board of
Arndt Named Head of Oelwein Summer Recreation Program
Dick Arndt has been named head of the Oelwein summer recreation program set to open in the first week of June. The appointment aims to organize activities and oversee staffing for the seasonal program.
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Oelwein
Dick Arndt
Cuban Revolutionary Council Names New Acting Head
Dr Antonio Maceo was named acting president of the Cuban Revolutionary Council. He is the grandson of the Cuban independence hero. The council met to report on expansion and discussed the prior resignation of Dr Jose Miró Cardona, with Dr Manuel Antonio Varona seeking unity but denying any bid for the presidency.
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Miami
Antonio Maceo
Cuban Revolutionary Council
Cuba
Maceo
Jose ‘Miro Cardona
Manuel Antonio Varona
Miro
Khrushchev Outlines Industrial Expansion in Long Address
Premier Khrushchev spoke to Soviet Communist Party leaders and industrial chiefs for three hours in Moscow outlining plans and problems for rapid industrial expansion. The speech highlighted targets, challenges, and the role of factories in building the economy.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
Communist Party
Khrushchev Speaks at Kremlin Meeting for Factory Managers
Tass News Agency reports Khrushchev delivered a speech at the windup of a three day Kremlin meeting for factory managers from the giant Russian republic. Western observers note the gathering aimed to review reasons for an apparent slowdown in industrial growth in the first quarter of 1963. Tass offered no details of Khrushchev's remarks.
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Tass
Khrushchev
Kremlin
Russian
Three Bandits Rob Taunton Bank For Eighty Thousand
Three armed men held up a Taunton branch bank and escaped with 80000 dollars. Police investigated the holdup and search efforts continued.
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Taunton
Mass
UPI
Tom resigns as Boys Club director in Going My Way
Fathers O Malley and Fitz gibbon witness the resignation of the Boys Club director Tom and a woman replaces him in the program Going My Way at 7 30 p m Wednesday on TV 9.
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O’malley
Fitzgibbon
Tom
TV 9
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