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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1963

Page

4

Water Spout Strands Nine At Pensacola

A water spout over the Gulf of Mexico created a half mile high cone that carved a two mile path through a lagoon near Pensacola, destroying boats and fishing shacks. Nine people were stranded but no injuries were reported, with damage estimates between 80000 and 150000 dollars.

Pensacola Gulf of Mexico Gulf Frank Hubbard Hubbard

We Got Caught in the Rain Says Reporter

A reporter recounts an event saying we got caught in the rain. The statement captures a brief weather impact and impressions of the moment.

Work Begins on West Union Hospital Addition

Construction of the Palmer Memorial hospital addition in West Union started this week and aims to be ready for occupancy by mid May 1964. Hoffman Brothers, Independence, won the general contract for 127,672 dollars. total project cost runs about 250,000 dollars with funding from a bond issue and available pledges. The addition will add 12 beds a new nursery obstetrical and major surgical facilities and partly finished basement for storage. Unavailability of Hill Burton funds forced design changes such as omitting X ray and laboratory facilities.

Palmer Memorial Hospital Hoffman Brothers Independence Hill-Burton

ABC Film on Bama Integration Reported

The American Broadcasting Co. plans a documentary featuring President Kennedy and Attorney General Kennedy discussing the University of Alabama desegregation and Governor Wallace. The film, shot last month in the Kennedy offices, centers on the registration of two Negroes and related events.

New York American Broadcasting Co Kennedy Robert Kennedy University of Alabama Alabama Wallace

TV 9 News Final and Weather Teases Evening Broadcast

TV 9’s Dave Carter previews the MID WEST NEWS FINAL AND WEATHER airing at 10 o’clock each week night. Viewers are invited to watch films summarizing the day’s top stories.

TV 9 Dave Carter Midwest News

Iowa druggists press discounts under medical aid to the aged

Des Moines AP reports Iowa pharmacists oppose mandatory welfare pricing for the Kerr Mills Medical Aid to the Aged program, arguing discounts should reflect normal community rates. The MAA may begin in September after state welfare rules, with bills for OAA recipients already discounted by 10 percent.

Des Moines Iowa State Board of Social Welfare Robert G. Gibbs Iowa Pharmaceutical Assn Gibbs Welfare Board

Iowa City Plan for Housing Rejected by Board of Adjustment

The Iowa City board of adjustment rejected a proposed three story apartment project at 612 East Market Street for 120 women, finding it violated zoning rules requiring 1,000 square feet of ground area. Neighbors and Mercy Hospital opposed citing parking and disruption of the residential area.

Iowa City Iowa City Board of Adjustment George Becker Milwaukee East Market Street Mercy Hospital

Rezoning Denied for River Junction Area

IOWA CITY The board of supervisors denied a rezoning request from Marsh Matthews Kenneth Steuck and Carl Mencl to change River Junction property in Fremont township from urban residential to highway commercial The action followed a May 13 public hearing with unresolved disagreement among parties involved

Iowa City Board of Supervisors Marsh Matthews Kenneth Steuck Carl Mencl River Junction Fremont Township

Ten CO R E members arrested in New Jersey sit-in

Ten members of the Congress of Racial Equality were arrested in North Bergen New Jersey on disorderly persons complaints after a sit-in at a diner.

North Bergen N. J Congress of Racial Equality

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