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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1963
Page
12
Sylvia Porter analyzes how two uncertain factors could slow the 1961-63 upturn: steel stock drawdowns and the fate of a major tax reform bill. She notes that business investment would rise with tax relief, but consumer spending hinges on tax cuts, while steel production and prices remain key variables.
Portuguese colonizers found little native civilization to imitate and few Indians on the east coast. Instead of resistance, natives retreated, leaving settlers to establish scattered communities along the narrow coastal plain.
SAIGON AP reports former Foreign Minister Nguyen Tuong Tam and 93 others charged in an attempted coup against South Vietnam state. Tam killed himself with poison Sunday night, ending the case against him.
Television figure Stoney Burke launches an independent inquiry Monday night at 8 on TV 9 to clear Wes Painter of a homicide charge.
In Garnett Kansas after the fifth annual Grand Prix sport car races a riot involving about 1500 youths injured police and fire crews. A policeman died of a heart attack and 26 youths were jailed on disorderly conduct charges as guards and national sources tried to restore order.
In Tucson, AP reports Rev. Wilbur Johnson, a Black minister, greeted warmly by a white congregation as he delivered his first sermon on Sunday at the all white church. The service marked a notable moment of racial integration within the community.
Police raids in six Palermo suburbs net over 200 suspects linked to Mafia networks. Officials said the weekend operation marks a decisive step in the broad crackdown, with arrests and investigations continuing.
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