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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1963
Page
2
A. A. and Ruth A. Irish filed an objection to the proposed R-4 multiple family rezoning of the property immediately east of their home. The matter was referred to the plan commission.
Rep. James Bramwell announces a bill to outlaw back door spending where funds are provided without congressional appropriations. He cites over 130 billion spent this way, with 20 billion added in two years, urging Congress to control all federal spending. He notes past use since Hoover era and warns only debt limits cap further financing.
Coe college announces a second term of 31 courses in its evening school with ten sponsored by Cedar Rapids advisory council for adult education. Registration Feb 8–9 in Old Main registrar's office from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. and 8 a.m. to noon Saturday. late registration at first class meeting allowed. Courses cover painting, economics, education, languages, science, psychology, sociology, computer programming, and more with noted instructors.
Radio Hanoi announced a communique from Ho Chi Minh and Czechoslovakia's Antonin Novotny urging peaceful coexistence among differing systems. It praised Russia as the center of the socialist camp and leading in science and technology, while referencing China only in passing.
A new silicon transistor hearing aid promises one of the quietest devices yet. Custom fitted for individual needs with a full tone and no dangling cords. Economical to operate and guaranteed by an established company. For details contact M. R. Wright of Cedar Rapids, Iowa, by mail or phone.
Novotny is on an Asian tour, praising fraternal countries and recording big achievements in building socialism as part of a broader diplomatic and ideological push.
Washington AP report states President Kennedy will skip a news conference this week as announced by the White House on Monday.
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