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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1963

Page

5

Appeals Court Refuses to Spell Out Rights of Press

The U S court of appeals divided two to one refused to resolve the constitutional rights of a newspaperman in Shelton v United States. The panel struck down the contempt conviction on a technical ground noting the subpoena to Shelton was invalidly issued and the appellate process could lead to three possible steps.

Washington U.S. Court of Appeals Robert Shelton New York Times J. Shelley Wright George T. Washington Shelton Senate Internal Security U. S Communist Party U.S.A Matilda Landsman Senate Committee Justice Department Appellate Court Supreme Court

Cedar Valley road fund gains transfer and additons approved

Approval transfers 44000 from street construction to the Cedar Valley north south expressway fund. Edleman’s fourth addition plat accepted with 800 sidewalk bond. Martinson’s first addition includes 1935 sidewalk bond and 8127 paving bond. Jackie Davidson seeks a dance permit 1700 B avenue NW. referred to departments. Cigaret permit refunds and grants noted for Leon Drapela and Viola Drapela at 1917 Mt Vernon road SE.

Pproval Cedar Valley Road Edleman Martinson Jackie Davidson B Avenue NW Guys ‘N Gals Club Leon Drapela Mt. Vernon Road Viola Drapela

Auto Production By Firms Listed

Automotive News reports weekly output by manufacturers for the latest week and 1963 totals to date, compared with the previous year. The Detroit AP item notes preliminary figures from various firms and highlights trends in production levels.

Detroit Automotive News

Peace Corps Group Of 24 Arrives In Thailand

The seventh group of American Peace Corps volunteers, twenty men and four women, is due in Thailand this week. The volunteers will assist community development and settlement programs per a government announcement.

Bangkok Peace Corps Thailand

Roosevelt hotel fire claims 22nd victim in Jacksonville

In Jacksonville Florida flames and smoke swept through the 12 floor Roosevelt hotel killing a 22nd person. The latest victim was 35 year old Josephine Dupre of Atlanta. her husband Walter 36 died earlier. Fire officials will issue a cause and damage report after investigation.

Jacksonville Fla Roosevelt Hotel Josephine Dupre Atlanta Walter E. C. McDermon

Argentinians Ordered to Stand Trial for Not Voting

Argentina's electoral judge declared 578 citizens must stand trial for failing to vote in the July presidential election. The court said they lacked reasonable excuses, with nonvoters facing up to one year in jail.

Buenos Aires Argentina

Union Official Ousted by Locals

Washington AP Secretary-Treasurer Al Hartnett was ousted by IUE locals in a recall vote backed by President James Carey. The action marks a historic first as a union membership forced out a high ranking official amid a two year feud over finances and conduct.

Hartnett IUE Springfield Mass

Chou En-lai Declares War Not Inevitable

In Paris Chou En-lai says world war between capitalism and communism is not inevitable while blaming the United States for tension. He appears in a televised interview and a Rabat joint communique closes his Morocco tour, reaffirming peaceful coexistence and cooperation.

Paris China Chou En-lai U. S Rabat Morocco Chou

General Son of Stilwell Hit by Communist Ground Fire

Brig. Gen. Joseph W. Stilwell age 51 was wounded in the neck by flying debris when an armed helicopter took ground fire in Saigon. Two American pilots sustained similar wounds. All three were treated and returned to duty. Stilwell commanded U S Army support units in Vietnam and was the son of the late Gen Vinegar Joe Stilwell.

Saigon Joseph W. Stilwell U. S Stilwell U. S. Army Vietnam Gen Joseph Vinegar Joe” Stilwell

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