Kennedy proposes binding arbitration on rail dispute
President Kennedy urges railroads and unions to submit work rules to binding arbitration by Supreme Court Justice Arthur Goldberg to avert a looming rail strike. Unions react cautiously while carriers signal possible approval. Wolfe says arbitration progress hinges on Goldberg’s report before the new term starts.
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Cedar Rapids School Budget Approved for 1963 64
The Cedar Rapids Community school district board approved a record 11 418 813 budget for 1963 64 with public hearings set for Aug 5. Local taxes total 10 388 313, other sources 1 030 500. The per pupil cost rises to 555 66 from 540 77 with an estimated enrollment of 20 550, and the budget includes a 14 89 increase per pupil.
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New Iowa liquor law sparks beer tax debate and price worries
Iowa tax officials debate whether beer counts as an intoxicant triggering a 10 percent tax, while Cedar Rapids taverns face price hikes. Tavern operators warn of higher costs and potential closures as laws require cash purchases and non profit exemption questions loom for clubs purchasing liquor licenses.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa Tax Commission
Talk Delay As Chinese Dont Show Talk Delay As Chinese Dont Show
Soviet and Chinese delegations recessed reconciliation talks with no explanation. China failed to appear after Moscow fired new charges and warned of dangerous consequences. The Chinese reportedly proposed a world conference of communist parties and population based voting, while the Soviet reaction was sharply negative.
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Hound Greek Royal Pair in London Visit
King Paul and Queen Frederika of Greece arrived for a state visit amid protests from communists anarchists and pacifists. Police beat back an attempted demonstration outside Buckingham Palace as the royal party toured in state carriages under tight peacetime security. Betty Ambatielos wife of a Greek communist was briefly detained during a scuffle as the procession moved past Victoria Station.
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Convicted Financier Slain. Body in Car Trunk Found
Cleveland police seek killer of Mervin Gold a twice convicted financier found dead in a car trunk wrapped in a pink blood spotted blanket. He was killed with three neck shots and a green plastic cord around his neck after leaving his Pepper Pike home Friday night. Federal warrant had been signed hours earlier as he faced SBA loan fraud charges and prior convictions for using stolen bonds as loan collateral. Birns named as a person of interest and questioned based on Mrs. Gold’s statements.
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Alex ‘‘Shondor
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Israel
Gas accusation aired by Britain
Britain has drawn U.N. Secretary General U Thant’s attention to reports that Egyptian bombers dropped poison gas on royalist villages in Yemen, according to an official announcement on Tuesday.
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Britain
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U Thant
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Thant to Visit Pope at Vatican on Thursday
United Nations indicates Secretary General U Thant will meet Pope Paul VI at the Vatican on Thursday during his European tour. The visit marks a diplomatic milestone as Thant continues his trip abroad.
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Man’s 18 year hunt ends in arrest for hit and run
Wesby Lee said he pursued the killer of his father for 18 years after New Year’s Eve 1944 when Newt Lee was struck and killed crossing a rain slicked road. Grover Jones, 54, faces a second degree murder charge in Indianapolis after Tennessee authorities traced a bumper guard to him and a grand jury indicted him last month. Lee logged 70,000 miles across Kentucky Indiana Ohio and Tennessee, gathering 153 pages of evidence before handing it to Clay County authorities in Tennessee. He plans to return to work on his timber business now that the suspect is in custody.
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Celina
Joke Advice On Wife’s Next Request Pops Up
A humorous quip suggests sitting down to guess what tasks a wife may ask a husband to do next. The light line plays on domestic friction with a playful warning about listening and action.
Postal Plans If Strike Develops
Washington AP Postmaster General Day warned that if a railroad strike occurs first class mail and airmail would continue while all other mail faces restrictions. Second through fourth class mail and parcels would not travel beyond 150 miles from origin. perishable goods would halt. Airmail keeps priority. first class by air only on space available. alternate transport for first class where possible.
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Washington
Death for Skier's Killer Ill Decreed
Thomas Bean an 18 year old was convicted for the April 5 slaying of Sonja McCaskie 24 former Olympic skier. The jury recommended the death penalty and Judge Grant Bowen set July 15 for sentencing. District Attorney William Baggio said the judge must follow the jury's recommendation.
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Thomas Bean
Sonja McCaskie
Grant Bowen
Atty
William Baggio
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