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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1963

Page

11

Russians Self Impressions on CBS TV Provokes Mixed Reactions

Television critic Alan Gill reviews CBSs Russia themed program Russians Self Impressions noting its literary focus and strong scenes from Chekhov Dostoyevsky and Tolstoy while questioning viewership and praising the production, with mention of producer Richard Siemanowski and cast.

New York Cbs-Tv Gill CBS NBC ABC Hale Trampas Anton Chekhov

Kennedy to shift from mandatory to voluntary farm controls

The Kennedy administration will drop rigid mandatory controls on farm surpluses in favor of voluntary methods. A forthcoming communication to Congress will outline general recommendations from President Kennedy. The change follows the voluntary feed grain program's success and opposition to stricter controls from lawmakers and producers.

Washington Kennedy Congress

Dismissal of Charges Against Walker and Six Others

The U S attorney in Oxford Mississippi moved to drop charges against former Maj Gen Edwin Walker and six others tied to desegregation riots at the University of Mississippi. A federal grand jury had not indicted the seven. four others had been indicted earlier. The judge ordered the dismissal without prejudice, allowing refilement within five years. On campus James Meredith neared semester end by skipping a final algebra exam.

Oxford Miss Justice Department Edwin Walker University of Mississippi U. S. Atty H. M. Ray U. S Claude F. Clayton Tupelo Walker James H. Meredith

Friday Part 60 Meeting Open To All Pilots

The Cedar Rapids area hosts a Friday Part 60 meeting on Civil Air Regulations open to pilots students and interested non pilots. FAA spokesman says the session at 7 30 p m in the west conference room Cedar Rapids Municipal Airport will feature an hour film strip followed by a Q A with Keith Taylor and tower personnel clarifying basic VFR rules.

Cedar Rapidstone City Federal Aviation Agency FAA Cedar Rapids Municipal Airport Keith Taylor

Jury Seated For Schneider Robbery Murder Trial

Jury selection completed quickly for the Schneider case as 12 jurors and two alternates were chosen from 16. Judge Clair Hamilton cautioned secrecy and open-mindedness as the trial, tied to the murder of Edward Kriz in Iowa City on November 10, proceeds later in winter.

Clair Hamilton Schneider Edward Kriz Iowa City

About 1 000 Relatives to Leave Cuba Soon

Havana reports that 900 to 1 000 relatives of Cuban invasion prisoners and up to 205 Americans will depart Cuba for the United States this week. The Swiss embassy said the way is cleared for relatives to sail on the freighter Shirley Sykes within a week, with two U S flights planned for the American citizens in Cuba.

Havana Cuba U.S Shirley Sykes

Gantt Order Delay Denied At Clemmons College Case

Chief Justice Earl Warren refused to delay the lower court order enforcing Harvey Gantt's enrollment as the first Black student at Clemson College in South Carolina. The denial keeps intact the requirement for immediate compliance with integration.

Washington Earl Warren Harvey Gantt Clemson College South Carolina

Fayette County Farmer Files For Bankruptcy

A Fayette county farmer Wesley Lee Stohr petitioned for bankruptcy in Cedar Rapids federal court listing $100,657.83 in debts and $23,590 in assets with $3,620 exempt. A $50,000 fire loss in December and $20,000 flood loss last May, partially insured, are cited. His wife Mabel Gertrude Stohr also files, with identical debts and assets. A separate filing by Melvin W. Milam lists $3,565.86 in debts and $701 in assets, of which $500 is exempt.

Fayette County Cedar Rapids Wesley Lee Stohr Westgate Mabel Gertrude Stohr Melvin W. Milam Ninth Street SE

Rites Thursday for Iowa City Woman 72

Laura Elizabeth Stahle 72 died Sunday in El Paso Texas after living with her daughter there eight years Survivors include two daughters Mrs Richard Sawyer Central City and Mrs Robert Kier El Paso two grandchildren two great grandchildren and four sisters including Mrs M C Orris Iowa City Services set for Thursday at 2 p m at Beckman Funeral Home.

Iowa City Laura Elizabeth Stahle el Paso Texas Richard Sawyer Central City Robert Kier M. C. Orris Beckman Funeral Home

Yemeni Republic Seeks U.S. Economic Aid

In Damascus the Yemeni Republic regime asked Washington for economic aid as part of its appeal to the United States. The move comes amid ongoing economic distress and regional tensions.

Damascus Yemen Monday U.S

Amish schools legal fight over compulsory education continues

Officials press charges against Amish for not enrolling children in schools as Iowa law requires. Eight Amish men served short jail terms last fall for the offense. The county failed to close the schools in court. This year the Amish could not find teachers at offered salaries, leaving two instructors with only eighth grade educations.

Jorgensen Iowa

Diabetes Pioneer Dr Gordon Alles Dies in Pasadena

California chemist Dr Gordon Alles, a pioneer in insulin development for diabetes treatment, died Monday in Pasadena at the age of.

Pasadena Calif Gordon Alles

Injunction on Rail Strike Is Extended

Washington AP reports U.S. District Judge Leonard Walsh extended a temporary restraining order against a Southern Railway strike pending a new court hearing Wednesday.

Washington U.S Leonard Walsh Southern Railway System

Shaff Plan Up For Senate Debate After Committee Vote

Des Moines Iowa UPI Senate reapportionment committee votes 12 to 1 to send the Shaff plan to the Senate floor for a full debate next Tuesday. The plan would create a 58 member Senate by population and a 99 member House with one member per county. Sen Robert Fulton and absent Sen Jack Schroeder opposed or were not present.

Robert Fulton Waterloo Jack Schroeder R.davenport Senate House

Merrifield House Damaged by Fire

Fire at the George Merrifield residence on old highway 218 near Draport corner badly damaged the two story home. Seven people including five children were left homeless after flames spread from the basement to a bathroom and roof. Firefighters from Swisher and Ely tackled the basement blaze amid heavy smoke and water damage. The Merrifields are staying with relatives. loss estimate not provided.

Ely George Merrifield Old Highway 218 Draport Corner Merrifield Swisher

Fire at Chevrolet Garage in Waukon Doused by Firemen

A fire caused by a short circuit in an electric motor in the Chevrolet garage in Waukon was extinguished by firemen about 11 30 p m Monday. The motor was destroyed and the large garage door damaged.

Waukon Chevrolet

Job Practices Bill Introduced In Iowa House

Iowa lawmakers introduced two bills in Des Moines. The FEPC measure, dubbed the Iowa act against discrimination, would ban employment discrimination based on race color religion or ancestral origin. A livestock check-off proposal would levy 10 cents per cattle head 5 cents per swine and veal calves and 2 1 percent for sheep and lambs to fund promotion educational research disease indemnity marketing and PR programs. The Iowa Farm Bureau Federation opposes the plan.

Des Moines UPI Iowa House Tom Riley Cedar Rapids FEPC Iowa Raymond Hagie Clarion Iowa Farm Bureau Federation

Goldwater Dinner Aims to Replenish GOP Fund

Washington AP reports a Goldwater Salute Dinner planned for February 28 to raise about 500000 for Republican committees. The event honors Sen. Goldwater but limits discussion of a 1964 presidential bid, with governors and lawmakers invited and Eisenhower unlikely to attend.

Goldwater G.O.P. Fund Washington Sen. Goldwater R-Ariz Arizona G.O.P Eisenhower Senate House Palm Desert Calif New York Rockefeller Scranton Pennsylvania Romney Michigan

Halaby accuses SatEvePost of slandering FAA aides

N. E. Halaby, administrator of the Federal Aviation Agency, charges that several of his colleagues have been slandered and libeled by the Saturday Evening Post. He cited two articles and an editorial as sensational and harming FAA efforts to promote air safety amid criticism of jet crash investigations and air traffic control pressures.

Washington (Ap N. E. Halaby Federal Aviation Agency Saturday Evening Post FAA Civil Aeronautics Board New York’s Idlewild New York

Daly Quits as Line Moderator Over Contract Dispute

New York AP reports John Daly plans to leave CBS What’s My Line next October due to a contract dispute. The longtime host said he will quit if negotiations fail, signaling a major shift for the show.

New York John Daly

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