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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1965
Page
3
A presidential committee chaired by Labor Secretary Wirtz says private pension plans cost the federal government about 1 billion dollars annually in special tax concessions. The report urges continued tax support while tightening rules to prevent abuses and preserve public interest objectives.
A lighthearted note observes the moment the baby becomes the household talker, signaling the end of constant parental baby talk and the start of independent chatter.
A Cedar Rapids woman, Helma McCullough, 64, was hospitalized in critical condition after a Saturday crash with a truck near Norway. Her brother Wade Hardesty, 55, suffered head and chest injuries. truck driver Oscar Cliburn, 39, and his step-daughter Sandra Simms, 14, had injuries and were listed in good condition at Mercy hospital. The crash occurred at 4 15 p m about 14 miles west of Cedar Rapids at a rural intersection north and west of the Norway corner.
Memorials around the world honor Sir Winston Churchill with bells tolling and flags at half staff. Leaders from Adenauer to Saragat attend services in Bonn Rome and Paris while broadcasts mark the funeral. U S ceremonies in Washington and Hyde Park note his alliance with Roosevelt as Cyprus and New Delhi recall his wartime ties.
Des Moines Fire Chief Lee Williams cites late alarm as a major factor in the Des Moines General Hospital blaze that destroyed a 19th century wing and forced 109 patients to evacuate in sub zero weather. Hospital administrator Miss A E Burum says adjacent station crews arrived quickly, but fire spread after concealment and wall removal. All patients including six infants were reported well.
Sir Winston Churchill is buried in a village churchyard beside his parents, as 1,400 police guard the private ceremony. Lady Churchill, Randolph Churchill, and Mary Soames attended, with Sarah Churchill ill in London. The Union Jack was removed from the coffin by Hussars before interment.
The United States summoned Ambassador William Leonhart to return to Washington for consultations amid U S displeasure with Tanzania. The duration of his absence from Dar es Salaam is indefinite.
Steady heavy snows in the Wasatch trigger avalanches closing lifts and stranding 300 at Alta Utah, now in the sixth day of confinement. Near Cascade Idaho a tractor worker was killed by a slide while a Logan resident survived four hours buried in snow.
Dr. Virgil M. Hancher, 68, former president of the University of Iowa, died in New Delhi, India, from a heart attack. He had retired in June and was soon to begin a two year Ford Foundation consulting post in India. Survivors include his wife and two children.
Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin will travel to North Vietnam to show Moscow's support for Hanoi amid the Vietnam War and to seek to win back Hanoi's backing in the Moscow Beijing rift. The delegation includes Yuri Andropov and Yevgeni Loginov. The announcement offered no dates but said Kosygin would depart soon.
Rome AP report says Pope Paul I secret ary of state Cardinal Cicognani urged curia members to accept future reforms with docility. He asked they avoid criticizing the Vatican Council, stay punctual, perform well, and decline offers of money.
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