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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1963
Page
4
The article notes Sunday changes to air and mail dispatches at Cedars and Rapids Municipal airports due to Daylight Saving Time. Deliveries and flights move earlier. last daily dispatch remains 10:15 as mail messenger service to the airport is rescheduled. First dispatch starts at 7:10 a.m. with north-south routes affected.
Rep. Frank Becker seeks Pentagon action after Variety says U.S. officers at Keflavik were cast as drunken, corrupting symbols in the Icelandic movie Gogo. He asks Defense Secretary McNamara to confirm facts and identify participants and approvals. The film centers on a widow turned prostitute and a taxi driver with a tragic twist.
May Sarton spoke at Coe College describing poetry as a holy game and a collision between circumstance and artist. She compared the poet to a magician requiring single minded attention and meditation, arguing the poet must become an instrument to bring readers into the experience.
Mrs Stern to sing four selections as soloist in a Coe Promenade Orchestra concert at the Coe Auditorium Sunday at 4 30 p m conducted by Norman Stafford with accompaniment by Mrs Ray Darling Mozart pieces include Alleluia from Exultate Jubilate and L Am eroso costante Do Not Go My Love by Richard Hagerman The Little Shepherds Song by Winter Watts other works include Revival March overture to The Marriage of Figaro Pavane for Defunte Infante and more with selections from Me and Juliet and American Fantasie by Herbert.
Three Coe College students were selected to present research papers at the Iowa Sociological Association meeting in Iowa City on Thursday. Dr. Alice Ericson, sociology professor at Coe, named Jean Parry Judy Thrun and Ron Fry as the students chosen for the presentations.
Classified notice urges readers to place want ads. The short line promotes the telephone number EM 2 1121 for inquiries and listings.
Economics professor Harold Hughes of West Virginia Wesleyan College is to lose his job after complaints by a labor leader. Hughes says he presents both sides but is critical of liberal and Marxist views and identifies as anti communist. Wesleyan officials confirm Hughes will have his contract terminated at term end.
A dispute over economics teaching at a college centers on Professor Hughes who reportedly advocates a strong right wing stance. Administrators defend the hire while critics accuse him of evangelizing a single position and undermining core economics.
William Howard asked Malone village leaders to remove meters in front of his property. While he spoke, police ticketed his car for a parking violation at the meeting.
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