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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1962
Page
7
In a Yuletide taxi tale, Inez Robb meets a cheerful driver who offers Gospels and The Acts to riders. He distributes about 4700 copies in 26 months with American Bible Society support, sparking reflections on faith and a warm holiday blessing.
The dialogue notes that a proposal requires agreement in principle before detailed examination, not merely a discussion. The Soviet side pushes for acceptance of their interpretation before practical talks start, risking paralysis of progress.
The 17 nation disarmament conference recessed for three weeks over the Christmas holidays after a deadlock. Arthur Dean of the United States and Sir Michael Wright of Britain blamed Russia's tactics while the British delegate called the Soviet method curious.
A malfunctioning fuse leads to chores stress as a mother tackles the sink with manual washing. The incident highlights household disruption and DIY responses.
Ellender said he was not offended by critics and claimed he felt sorry for them, arguing freedom of speech seems foreign to them. He directed his staff to publish notes he had sent to his office, while still away from the United States.
Rear Admiral Edward O'Donnell who commanded the U S base at Guantanamo during the Cuban crisis was relieved Friday. He is assigned to a high Pentagon post. Rear Admiral James Davis will replace O'Donnell as deputy chief of staff for plans under the supreme allied commander for the Atlantic.
Senator Allen J. Ellender of Louisiana says he was not insulted when Tanganyika officials denied him entry to their country. He indicated the denial did not offend him, noting the incident occurred after his travel plans.
The General Assembly approved a U.S. proposal to abolish the post of special representative for Hungary. The 50 to 13 vote with 43 abstentions transfers the Hungarian issue to U Thant for action. The credentials committee again withheld approval of Hungary's credentials by a 5-4 vote.
Munro criticized the U.S. plan on Hungary to reporters and said Hungarian refugee spokesmen viewed the proposal as a step toward shelving the annual debates on the Hungarian situation during the Cedar Rapids Gazette LZ session.
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