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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1963
Page
6
An editorial argues that the new liquor by the drink law will be hard to enforce yet easier than the old regime. It notes widespread complaints, calls for patience, and asserts the legislature acted wisely legalizing on premise sales with licenses bonds and dram shop insurance to curb illicit traffic.
The Iowa Highway Commission, new members joining and bidding to repair its public standing, should explain road policy more clearly. A reader case at Lake Macbride shows explanations winning public understanding, suggesting broader outreach to legislators and residents to clarify problems and choices.
A look back to 1953 shows Charles E Reem becoming president of Cedar Rapids Executives Assn succeeding E J Weis. Milwaukee music supervisor Joseph E Skornicka guest conducted the Cedar Rapids Municipal Band in Ellis Park. Water ballet participants at Marion Legion pool anniversary included Nancy Rossey Pat Brown Jeannie Maybanks Betty Mayfield Sue Rock Barbara Bernstorf Mary Gorman Alice Smith Linda Kauzlarich. The Cedar Rapids Open golf champion was Chuck Johnson with 133 over 36 holes and Bob Reed 142. Cedar Rapids disputed population loss claims from 1940 census. mayor disputed figures. Linn county war finance quota to be doubled. Louise Hathaway led food conservation for unemployed gardens drying and canning fruits and vegetables for winter needs. Richard Cayler earned top honors in YMCA younger boys tank meet. Elks Magazine goodwill tour unit arrived in Cedar Rapids for national convention in Milwaukee.
Rockefeller pursues a strong civil rights stance at the National Governors Conference to revive his presidential prospects amid party tensions. He clashes with Senate leadership over civil rights strategy, risking backlash from GOP moderates and possibly alienating regular Republicans fighting Kennedy era liberalism.
James Farmer of CORE told a House subcommittee that cutting federal funds to segregated schools would risk Howard University and harm Black students. He urged united front to press civil rights goals while promising nonviolent action and an orderly Washington march despite potential filibusters.
A compact adaptable living space with ample window light serves as social area office conference room or bar with a cozy nest option. It offers flexible use despite limited size and captions a four wheeler visible through a garage or carport.
Secretary of State Rusk moves a task force to exploit the Sino-Soviet quarrel for U S advantage. Eastern Europe shows growing independence while Romania and Czechoslovakia push for own industrial paths and Western trade. In Latin America infighting among communist parties may complicate unity but aid and violence handling could aid U S aims. Southeast Asia faces reduced Russian influence and rising Red Chinese sway heightening the risk of broader conflict. Nuclear arms aid trends depend on Soviet Chinese moves.
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