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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1962
Page
9
In a second column Dr Molner notes colds linger due to exposure and immunity. He urges staying home when ill, drinking water, and resting, with aspirin for comfort and attention to overall health to reduce duration and spread.
Guidance emphasizes that colds cannot be avoided, but self care can help them run their course quicker and reduce the risk of spread to lungs or throat irritation.
King’s Daughters Watchword circle met with Mrs. Wayne Hahn to plan a Christmas project and exchange gifts. Members planned a Wood Nursing Home birthday party, made eyeglasses cases, and donated clothing to a needy family. Co-hostesses were Mrs. Gerald Mullin and Mrs. Dean Becker.
Michael J. Hanlon, 18, of 1951 Mt. Vernon Road SE, enlisted in the Marine Corps and was sent to the recruit depot in San Diego, California. Seaman Apprentice Don F. Kelly, 1101 Second Street SW, was reported home on leave Tuesday.
A sailor will be reassigned for a 14 day voyage from San Diego Naval Training Center to Naval Air Station Alameda California. He will attend electronics technician school at Treasure Island as part of the transfer and training program.
A four man Amish delegation from Hazleton met State Solicitor General Wilbur Bump to discuss religious freedom rights. Bump said he could offer no assistance, noting the attorney general's office can only issue opinions on requests from legislators, state officials or county attorneys. The Amish sought help related to a court case in Independence aiming to close two Amish schools over non certified teachers by the state department of public instruction.
Program note announces Popeye the Sailor Man appears at 5 p.m. Wednesday on KCRG-TV 9's Sheriff Steve Show, likely a guest segment for a local audience.
Adlai Stevenson says he never proposed base trades or favored a Cuban blockade and supported UN peacekeeping. He questions the reporting as poor, while White House sources say Kennedy did not discuss Cuban crisis post mortems with reporters and Bartlett did not seek inside info.
Kelley Reid son of Mr and Mrs Gordon K Reid of 2329 Hillcrest Drive SE was chosen for membership in Omicron Delta Kappa, a national honorary leadership fraternity at Florida State University. He was among six undergraduates selected recently and serves on the Honor Court and Arnold Air Society, having chaired the University Party and held multiple fraternal leadership roles.
Rev. Arthur Schuldt told police that 21 trees were hacked down at the rear of Meth-Wick Manor 1224 Thirteenth Street NW during the last week. Several trees were up to eight inches in diameter. value not stated.
Cedar Rapids bank clearings show a year to date gain of nearly 70 million. Debits from checking accounts totaled 1,761,825,634 this year versus 1,692,067,798 last year. November commercial debits were 171,095,921, up from 157,595,385 a year ago. October 1962 was 176,669,921. Savings withdrawals for November reached 1,371,671, below November 1961’s 1,529,799, with October at 2,600,271. Year to date savings withdrawals rose to 25,485,482 from 19,069,260.
lawmaker and industry figures warn onerous disclosure demands will burden tax cases and choke convention travel. Florida officials predict a sharp drop in the state’s $30 million to $40 million annual convention business, as hotel groups protest privacy invasions and added record keeping. Senator Javits cautions New York City may face similar burdens.
A speaker urged serious consideration of the undue obligation imposed by these regulations on the typical business taxpayer who seeks no undue advantage, highlighting burden and equity concerns.
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