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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1963
Page
16
New York column marks the start of summer telecasts with a parade of amateur acts and summer shows. It critiques The Keefe Brasselle Show and highlights non professionals, including Zsa Zsa Gabor and Noelle Adam, as lighthearted summer fare.
News brief notes a television schedule with 9 ABC News at nine and a weather update. Mentions a Monday movie and sports segment unclear due to garbled OCR. No names or locations clearly readable.
Regina AP reports Saskatchewan medical care debate continues a year after the Saskatoon truce. Doctors allege political medicine, government harassment, and creation of a two tier system through community clinics while opponents say critics seek to destabilize the plan. About 870,000 of 930,000 residents are covered under the prepaid plan costing 12 dollars for an individual and 24 for a family.
A columnist reflects on Roman street chaos with car side crashes and sidewalk pinning incidents. The piece links Khrushchev era choices in Cuba to a broader view of authority, while noting Pope Paul VI’s approachable image after a motor fender bump in Rome.
An AP summary notes amid a Soviet reform drive that Khrushchev often bypasses the presidium, acting as the central figure in guiding national security and policy during the Cuban crisis, with a cautious leadership style and authority over a large but capable Soviet bureaucracy.
In Algiers 70 percent of university students failed final exams this year. A student blamed the failure on a library burned by terrorists during the independence war, forcing study time to be spent in bars and cafes between classes.
President Kennedy traveled to Italy bearing gifts for three leaders. He presented President Antonio Segni with a silver desk set, a photograph in a silver frame, and a leather bound set of his books. Premier Giovanni Leone received a azurite stone paper weight with a gold plaque and a leather bound book set. Pope Paul VI received a red velvet lined desk box with engravings of the papal arms and presidential seal plus a silver framed photograph.
In PIRAEUS Greece two former U S destroyers the Brown and the Bradford have been commissioned for service in the royal Greek navy.
Belgrade AP report states Marshal Tito, 71, unanimously re elected president of Yugoslavia for a fourth and unlimited term. Tito first became president in 1953.
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