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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1963

Page

2

Stainless steel razor blades eye U.S. market shift

American buyers may cut blade purchases as stainless steel razors hit U.S. shelves. Gillette, Wilkinson Sword, American Safety Razor, and Schick plan production, prompted by Europe’s 15 percent market share and scarcity in New York shops. Stainless blades promise longer life but cost more.

England Sweden Europe New York Wilkinson Sword Sales Corp U. S U.S Gillette Wilkinson American Safety Razor Philip Morris Staunton Ever-Ready, Ltd Shick Safety Razor Eversharp Switzerland West Germany Japan

Ole Miss Chancellor retorts to Kennedy over Meredith crisis

Ole Miss Chancellor John Williams defends the university by saying it has obeyed all federal orders since desegregation and notes no Justice Department complaint arose during last week’s talks. He cites Meredith’s willingness to stay or leave and insists officials have fulfilled responsibilities.

Oxford Miss Robert Kennedy John Williams University of Mississippi Williams Justice Department Kennedy James Meredith Meredith Ourret Chryster Plymouth Galaxie Thunderbird Lincoln Mercury Monterey Ford Buick Chevy Oldsmobile Pontiac American Motors Studebaker U.S Canada Tegel Pass U.S. & Canada

Auto Production By Firms Listed

Automo tive News reports weekly and year totals for auto production by various manufacturers, comparing the latest week and 1962 totals with the previous year to show changes in output across firms.

Detroit Automotive News

Classified Want Ad Solicits Buyers for Services

An activity classified notice invites buyers to contact a service seller. The brief urges inquiries in the want ad class at an unspecified publication, promising straightforward terms and prompt responses from the provider.

Saving France Twice Brought Mona Lisa to the U S

French Culture Minister Andre Malraux said France saved the Mona Lisa twice in the 20th century, enabling its visits to the United States. He noted during an American debut event that no other country has saved France as often, implying future loans depend on such actions.

France Washington Andre Malraux Malraux

Dave Carter Hosts Cedar Rapids TV Review

Dave Carter presents a look back at 1962 and a preview of 1963 on KCRG TV 9 in Cedar Rapids. The program airs Tuesday at 9 30 PM and covers local happenings and future plans.

Cedar Rapids Report Dave Carter Kcrgtv Nbc-Tv

Lincoln Resident Bets Stamp Rise By Sending 1963 Cards

A Lincoln resident mailed 200 Christmas cards on Sunday with the old 4 cent stamps and the note Do not open until Christmas 1963. The tactic aimed to beat the postage rate increase.

Lincoln, Neb Lincoln

Courthouse Sets 51 Trials in January Term

Linn district court schedules fifty-one criminal trials for January. Week of Jan 14 includes McGarry and McKiernan among others. Week of Jan 21 features multiple drunk driving cases. Week of Jan 28 covers larceny and false uttering. Week of Feb 4 lists fraud and embezzlement cases. Feb 13 brings nonjury reckless driving appeals and a delinquency case.

Linn District Court Floyd S. McGarry James McKiernan Lyle Snook Fred Soukup Robert K. Eldred Louis Nikodim Jimmie D. Stewart Walter Lingo Monte Kelly Robert G. Wiggins Charles Cox Lloyd Bunner Gerald A. Kubik Leonard Black Robert H. Christopherson Harry R. Cisler Merle Cox Austin Peterson Loren Bragg Ralph C. Marks Darryl LaGrange Robert G. Shelton Raymond King Duane A. McVay William C. Owens Donald L. Fritz Raymond Kruger Mike Haddy Joyce B. Chadwick Luelling D. Chadwick Ray Huff Arlo E. Kern Roger Leith

Mishap at Sea Claims 36 Lives in Persian Gulf

A motor launch foundered in a storm on Monday night in the Persian Gulf. Of the 60 aboard, 36 died and 24 survived, with Tehran-based AP reporting the tragedy.

Tehran Persian Gulf

The Cedar Rapids Gazette Publication Details

The Cedar Rapids Gazette established in 1900 by The Gazette Co. publishes weekly Saturday editions by mail and carrier in Cedar Rapids Iowa. Subscription rates listed include weekly carrier 45 cents and various monthly and yearly plans for night and afternoon editions and Sunday papers with regional and U.S. territory pricing. The Associated Press holds exclusive rights to local news republication.

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Teddy Voice Compared to Bobby in JFK Impersonation

President Kennedy said an impersonator on the recording The First Family sounds more like his brother Robert Kennedy. Sen Edward M. Kennedy replied at a news conference that the voice seems more like Bobby.

Washington Kennedy Vaughn Meader Teddy Edward M Ted” Kennedy D-Mass Bobby

Millinery Workers Reach Tentative Wage Agreement

New York AP reports AFL-CIO United Hatters, Cap and Millinery Workers Union and 350 manufacturers reached a tentative three year contract after a strike by about 10 000 workers in five locals. The deal offers a 7 44 percent wage rise for salaried staff and 10 percent for piece workers over the period, pending ratification by the union and the Eastern Women's Hat Wear Association. Pre strike wages averaged about 80 dollars weekly, with 55 to 120 dollars for seven month yearly jobs.

New York Niew Afl-Cio United Hatters, Cap and Millinery Workers Union Eastern Women’s Hat Wear Assa al S

Eisenhowers Spend Fourth Desert Winter Vacation

Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower and Mrs. Eisenhower arrived by train in San Bernardino and traveled to Palm Desert to begin a winter stay at Eldorado Country Club in a $175000 home off the eleventh fairway.

Palm Desert Calif Eisenhower Desert San Bernardino Eldorado Country Club

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