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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1963

Page

13

It’s the One Thing to Do Humane Society Dispute over Cruelty Claims

The article argues that reporting neighbors for dog confinement often mislabels care. It notes proper pens and owner attention prevent cruelty and condemns leaving dogs to roam as inhumane due to risk of injury, disease, and trespass concerns.

Humane Society

Expanding Population in a Shrinking World

The Cedar Rapids public library sells the fourth guide in a series from the American Library Association with Carnegie support. It opens with global population growth statistics and explains how record numbers of births outpace deaths annually.

Cedar Rapids Public Library Marston Bates Washington University of Defensive Michigan Lee Bates

Lee's Army Escapes After Gettysburg Retreat

Civil War narrative recounts Lee's forced retreat through Maryland and Western Maryland to Williamsport and the Potomac after Gettysburg. Meade's delays allowed Lee to cross the Potomac as Union commands pressed a potential strike. Lee's escape involved a fragile river crossing and heavy fighting by artillery and wagon trains.

Meade Gettysburg Army of the Potomac George Gordon Meade Army of Northern Virginia Robert E. Lee Cemetery Ridge Seminary Ridge Antietam Sharpsburg Lee Pennsylvania Maryland Potomac Williamsport Hagerstown Frederick, Md Westminster Frederick Washington Lincoln Henry W. Halleck James S. Wadsworth I Corps O. O. Howard XI Corps Council of War Howard

Kennedy Applauds Italian Gift of Marble for Cultural Center

President Kennedy sent thanks to Italy for offering marble for the proposed national cultural center. He called the gift a symbol of lasting friendship and noted Italy's contribution to American culture through its historic literary heritage.

Kennedy Italy Washington UPI U.S

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