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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1963
Page
6
A legislative committee pressures the Iowa liquor control commission to revise and cut duplications in the new alcohol law rules. The directive aims for a permanent rules set by July 30, though the committee has no power to compel enforcement. Administrative departments must heed legislative intent and report noncompliance.
Oscar Handlin argues that true freedom to move would still yield neighborhoods with shared backgrounds. He warns against coercion in housing and suggests gradual change will ease fears of property-value disruption as barriers fall.
The Rockefeller attack on Barry Goldwater deepens party fracture and signals a possible third party risk. The piece notes a strong moderate bloc around Scranton Romney Morton and predicts their rise as potential 1964 nominees while asking why Rockefeller acted so harshly.
Column discusses Florida Supreme Court ruling upholding harsher penalties for mixed race adultery and its potential reversal by the U.S. Supreme Court. It cites Pace vs Alabama and questions equal protection under the Fourteenth Amendment while noting ongoing civil rights debates and proposed federal hotel and lodging protections.
John Chamberlain questions the first White House honors for civilians, noting foreign recipients and notable Americans may reflect partisan aims. He raises objections about Estranged figures like Monnet and Casals and suggests cultural prizes be kept by private bodies like the Pulitzer committee rather than political hands.
City Assessor Jim Scolaro announced 1953 assessed valuation would rise about $6,000,000 to offset higher taxes from larger local budgets. Robert Nejdl elected Cedar Rapids Kennel Club president. Harvey Weiss, 17, of Vinton, won State Teen Age Road-to-Contest in Iowa City and will represent Iowa in Washington in August. Helen Ely, 1943 daughter of Mr and Mrs John M Ely.
George Clark reports residents and groups in Iowa and Cedar Rapids involved in wartime efforts and cultural events. Linn county War Chest planning in Independence July 22 with Shaffer. American Soybean Assn meeting in Cedar Rapids Sept 5-6. mind reading dog Bozo visits Cedar Rapids. Friends of Czechoslovak Music formed in Cedar Rapids with Joseph Sadowsky as president. Marion band concert closes season in city park under Paul Popejoy.
A golfer complains the course traps are annoying while another player asks him to close his mouth. The remark comes from a fourball round noted by the Los Angeles Times.
A witty Iowa State Traveler reflects on why many men avoid bringing their boss home for dinner, arguing that the boss already occupies that space. The observation blends humor with workplace dynamics.
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