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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1963
Page
10
Critics at a Cornell conference question isolation of junior highs arguing maturation and size issues. They say balance can come from classroom changes and expanded elementary or senior high structures, avoiding upheaval of the 6 3 3 pattern.
The piece recalls Kellogg Kellogg Briand pact efforts and Henry Stimson pushing naval reductions in 1930s diplomacy. It links FDR era optimism to recurring themes of negotiating peace amid rising fascism, noting setbacks and the shadow of World War II.
In the U N tower Kennedy reflects on Soviet moves at the United Nations and the chance to ease cold war tensions. He recalls past leaders and moments from Paris 1946 to Vienna 1961, arguing unity between Kennedy and Khrushchev could deter war and move toward lasting peace.
The Linn county board of supervisors proposes a 1954 budget totaling 2 760 000 with a small tax increase for most residents. A WMT TV tower under construction on Old Marion road will reach 600 feet with antenna to rise 102 feet more. Station opening set for September 27, 1943. Henry Haegg cites a blackout as a civic lesson in Cedar Rapids.
In Charlton England a crater and strange markings sparked talk of an alien landing. Astronomer Robert Randall links the site to past Australian and French landings, while the army finds a meteorite. Local farmer Blanchard disputes the debris finding and insists something landed and lifted crops briefly.
The article analyzes how churches, while preaching equality, remain racially segregated locally. It notes a shift from talk to action, with interdenominational efforts, lending policies, and a 1953 to 1960s push toward civil rights and demonstrations. It highlights figures like Alfred S. Kramer, Billy Graham, and Cardinal Ritter, and discusses biblical arguments used for and against integration.
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