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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1961

Page

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Labor Relations In Shipping Labeled Archaic

The presidential board of inquiry on the nationwide maritime strike called labor relations in shipping archaic. Helen Delich Bentley reported from New York that the confidential finding was released as the attorney general pressed the 80 day Taft Hartley injunction. David L. Cole declined to comment on the story.

Baltimore Presidential Board of Inquiry Kennedy Baltimore Sun New York Helen Delich Bentley Attorney General David L. Cole Patterson N.J

Hemingway heirs reveal unpublished novels and poetry

Mrs. Ernest Hemingway says the author left at least two unpublished novels and poetry. She cites a large Cuban bank manuscript and a three part collection including The Old Man and the Sea as the first. A bank vault in Hailey, Idaho held a lengthy manuscript awaiting release.

Ketchum Idaho Ernest Hemingway Hemingway Hailey

Soviet Goal May Change U S Plans

The article reports that Khrushchev’s pledge to boost arms spending and halt manpower cuts could prompt a rethink of U S defense budgets and policies. It notes the House budget approval of 42.7 billion and Gilpatric comments on manpower levels around 2.5 million, with Soviet comparisons in focus.

Washington Russia U.S Khrushchev Pentagon Congress House Senate Roswell L. Gilpatric Kennedy

Tampa Warehouse Fire Damages 1 Million In Tampa District

A late Saturday fire in downtown Tampa destroyed a row of four city blocks of warehouses along the Hillsborough river. The blaze began at the Tuxedo Feed Co. at 5:40 p.m. and damaged two railroad warehouses owned by Atlantic Coast Line. Equipment and inventory loss was about 750 000 with building damage near 400 000. Firefighters were treated for smoke inhalation. The fire spread across five hundred yards igniting more roofs and lumber piles.

Tampa Fla Tuxedo Feed Co Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Hillsborough River University of Tampa Lafayette Street

Intensive Hunt To Be Made Today

Iowa patrolman Robert Herman Wilke 31 missing since 1 10 a m after his car was found abandoned near Lucas. His gunbelt cap and summons book found along Highway 65. police fear foul play or kidnapping amid a large scale search by state safety officials and county sheriffs.

Robert H. Wilke Lucas Iowa U.S. Highway 65 Robert Herman Wilke Chariton Carl Pesch Wilke Highway 65

Berlin Crisis Negotiation Plan Explored By Allies

The United States and allies pursue a compromise Berlin solution by negotiation with the Soviet Union this year. Western notes to Moscow will assert open access to West Berlin and deny ceding rights, aiming to pressure Khrushchev while signaling unity among Kennedy Macmillan and De Gaulle.

Washington United States Berlin Russia East Germany West Berlin Soviet Union Moscow Britain France West Germany Nikita Khrushchev Khrushchev Germany

Fund To Aid Latin Lands Proposed By Hemisphere Committee

A revolving fund of about 900 million dollars to help Latin American countries endure price declines for basic products was proposed by a hemisphere committee. The plan envisions US Canada Western Europe and others contributing with loans to nations in need while Latin states contribute when markets are strong.

Washington Hemisphere Punta del Este Uruguay United States Canada Europe Japan Ernesto Fernandez Hurtado Bank of Mexico Felix Ruiz Central Bank of Chile Kennedy Alliance For Progress Latin America American

Straw berry Point and Backbone State Park Featured

The Gazette starts a new Sunday series on Eastern Iowa recreation areas. The photo feature spotlights Straw berry Point and Backbone State Park with other pieces on Decorah McGregor and Guttenberg.

the Gazette Iowa Strawberry Point Backbone State Park

All 97 Planes in Women's Derby Reported Down

All 97 planes entered in the fifteenth annual transcontinental air race for women from San Diego to Atlantic City were reported down and safe Saturday night at Southwest ports. An official noted no lead could be determined yet, citing the Dallas stop as the farthest. Dorothy Warren and Emily Anderson, both of Dallas, were the pilot and co pilot of the Dallas bound craft.

San Diego Calif Atlantic City Dallas Dorothy Warren Emily Anderson

Six-state search for missing Iowa trooper continues

Michigan state police joined a six state effort to locate Robert Wilke an Iowa highway patrolman reported missing Friday night The Iowa patrol requested help from Michigan authorities as the search extended across multiple states

East Lansing Mich UPI Michigan Robert Wilke Iowa Highway Iowa Highway Patrol

Collins Employes United Fund Gifts Camp Cedar Rapids

The Collins Radio Co Employes United Fund donated 500 to Camp Good Health at a committee meeting. The camp's operating fund has benefited from many gifts over the years with 2.50 from the Modern Book Club of Alburnett and ongoing Gazette reader support for 35 years.

Cedar Rapids Collins Radio Co Collins Employes’ Committee Modern Book Club Alburnett Erated United Jolly Wagon Marion George Barvinek Ellis G Washington M. J. Martha Hood Ameri- Community Ladies Aid Socan Legion Auxciety

Neighbors Help Push Moon Project Budget in 1961

A 1961 fundraising note shows $9,300 budget and $3,393.91 still needed. The appeal calls on local neighbors to contribute to the space effort and reach the Moon program goals.

Argentine Chief Praises Kennedy Progress Program

Argentine Foreign Minister Adolfo Mugica praised Kennedy's alliance for progress program as a path to block Communist penetration in Latin America. He cited accord between Frondizi and Quadros that communism cannot be fought by force and police, and urged addressing roots of underdevelopment.

Kennedy Rio DE Janeiro Brazil Adolfo Mugica Alliance For Progress Latin America Tion Mugica Arturo Frondizi Argentina Janio Quadros Magica

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