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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1963
Page
7
Sylvia Porter outlines how to document travel and entertainment expenses for 1963 deductions. She stresses diaries or expense books kept near the expense time, details required for travel and entertainment, and receipts for lodging and large items, with per diem allowances offering a simplified path.
A comic panel features a character named Fred delaying a task as others refuse to accept defeat. The strip's humor hinges on tardiness clashing with stubborn optimism, typical of LAFF A DAY's lighthearted style.
The column advises keeping only the time, place and business purpose of trips. It notes allowances and reimbursements depend on employer judgment and suggests careful expense records could boost deductions for 1963 and help defend claims against treasury scrutiny.
Meth-Wick Manor staff launch a project to help churches form organizations for senior members. Rev. Arthur Schuldt says a How to have a Golden Age club program is available for presentation to area churches. He and Mrs Schuldt will visit Storm Lake to present to First Methodist church members. The program aims to meet senior congregation needs, building on a Cedar Rapids Silver club that grew to over 60 members. Organizations can request information by writing to Mrs Schuldt at 1528 Ninth Avenue SW.
Dr Edwin T Settle professor of philosophy and religion at Coe named president of the 10 state Midwest section of the National Association of Biblical Instructors. He returns to campus after a meeting at Garrett Biblical Institute Evanston Ill. The section includes Bible religion and philosophy teachers from Minnesota Wisconsin Iowa Illinois Indiana Missouri Kansas Nebraska North and South Dakota. He also begins a second year as an associate in council of the national association.
Courts ordered the admission of Negro Harvey Gantt to Clemson College, marking a civil rights milestone. The snippet also quotes figures and contrasts ambition with enthusiasm in acting careers, reflecting broader debates on freedom and opportunity.
The Palo Alto AP report describes a new hotel cocktail lounge offering Brutus' Brew Caesar's Seizure and Nero's Nightmare served by waitresses in Grecian maidens costumes. The item includes an Aurora quote from South Carolina state Sen. John Long criticizing authoritarian display.
A hunter shot a high tension line near Burney California causing a power outage that left the town without electricity for about 12 hours officials said. The incident disrupted local services and prompted utility crews to repair the damaged line.
Bill Bruner of Iowa City was named one of eight winners in the Hawkeye Service area Boy Scouts of America pacemakers competition. The Wauhawk district earned the award with a 9.4 percent membership gain and six new units.
AP reports the superior court clerk issued a marriage license to 27 year old Dan B. True of Scottsdale. The prospective bridegroom is named in the notice.
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