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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1961

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President Kennedy to Report to Nation From Washington

President Kennedy will address the nation from Washington on his talks with Khrushchev and de Gaulle. Pierre Salinger said the 30 minute broadcast will air at 5 p.m. CST with live network coverage. Kennedy met Macmillan to relay Vienna discussions and hopes for narrowed East West tensions and continued Western unity.

London Kennedy U. S Washington Khrushchev de Gaulle Pierre Salinger White House Macmillan Vienna West Berlin West Laos Cuba

Goldfine Sentenced For Tax Evasion In Boston Case

Bernard Goldfine was sentenced to a year and a day in prison and fined $110000 for income tax evasion. U S District Judge George Sweeney also put his secretary Miss Mildred Paperman on probation for three years on a similar charge. Both must disclose cash transaction details from Goldfine’s textile firms. more than $609000 was moved in cash or cash written checks.

Boston Bernard Goldfine U.S George Sweeney Mildred Paperman Goldfine Sweeney Miss Paperman

Cedar Rapids Cited for Traffic Safety Achievements

Cedar Rapids and two Eastern Iowa communities DeCorah and Maquoketa were cited by the National Safety Council on Monday for 1960 traffic records. Cedar Rapids received special recognition for exceptional death record and progressive accident prevention. it had one fatality in 1960. All three communities will receive certificates of achievement.

Cedar Rapids Iowa National Safety Council Decorah Maquoketa

War on sale of beer to minors in Iowa

Ray O. Kuehl director of the State Permit Board leads a statewide crackdown on taverns and clubs selling beer to underage patrons. He travels up to 500 miles daily, citing dance halls as frequent violators and praising Cedar Rapids for stringent enforcement and fingerprinting beer permit applicants.

C.R DES Moines Iowa Ray O. Kuehl State Permit Board Melvin Synhorst Chet Akers John O'Connor The Tax Commission Kuehl County Board of Supervisors Dubuque Waterloo Independence Clinton Davenport Cedar Rapids

Yeggs Pull $2000 Haul From Sun Mart Safe

Burglars used a core-cutting machine bolted to the safe to bore through four inches of concrete and an inch of steel, stealing $1,961 from a Sun Mart on Johnson avenue. The break in occurred before 6 a.m. and the thieves forced the front door outward. Detective Capt. John Kuba called the job the smoothest he had seen.

Johnson Avenue Sun Mart J John Kuba Iowa Kuba

Slay Chief Of Trujillo Assassins

In Ciudad Trujillo retired Gen. Juan Tomas Diaz accused chief assassin of Trujillo and an accomplice were killed in a public safety battle. Diaz and Antonio de la Maza were shot after a car chase following a house search. Diaz had plotted after retirement and Diaz was a longtime ally of Trujillo.

Ciudad Trujillo Juan Tomas Diaz Rafael Trujillo Diaz Antonio de la Maza Iind de la Maza Dominican Republic Trujillo Eon Trujillo, Jr

Cedar Rapids set to begin largest paving program

The Cedar Rapids city council approved a public hearing for June 29 on a 19.7 mile paving program costing about 1.975 million dollars. The plan includes 97 streets and alleys, with letters mailed to 3,300 property owners and plats and schedules available at the city clerk.

Cedar Rapids News Cedar Rapids Iowa Memorial Coliseum

Supreme Court Rules Communists Must Register and Prosecute Members

The Supreme Court, in 5-4 decisions, holds that the Communist Party must register all officers and members with the Justice Department under the 1950 Subversive Activities Control Act, while allowing prosecution for active membership if the member understands the party’s aims. Justice Frankfurter wrote the majority. Justices Warren Douglas Black and Brennan dissented. The rulings broaden enforcement under the Smith Act and address issues of freedom of association and self incrimination.

Justice Department Communist Party Justice Frankfurter Warren Douglas, Black Brennan Justice Harlan Junius Scales Carolinas John Noto Erie County N.Y Douglas

Dominican Republic offers cooperation with OAS inquiry

The Dominican Republic offered cooperation Monday in an OAS committee inquiry into conditions in the country. The offer was made at a seven nation committee meeting and no final action was taken.

Washington Dominican Republic Organization of American States

City seeks state inquiry into Cedar Rapids water pollution

Cedar Rapids city council unanimously asks the State Department of Health to locate the source of an ill tasting Cedar River water pollution. The resolution cites improper sewage and industrial waste treatment upstream and urges investigation under Iowa code to assess treatment adequacy and health impacts. Waterworks officials say odor levels are dropping after treatment improvements but full notice will take time to reflect in taps.

State Department of Health Cedar Rapids Cedar Charles Mullinex Howard R. Green and Co Iowa Health Department U.S. Public Health Service Cedar River George Lee Lee

Lions Open State Convention Parade in Cedar Rapids

Lions club members paraded through downtown Cedar Rapids to kick off the 41st Iowa Lions convention at the Roosevelt hotel. About 420 of 600 delegates registered, with 300 guests expected for a total near 900. Bands from Mt. Vernon and other towns accompanied the parade, alongside colorful costumes and the Cedar Rapids Shriner calliope.

Cedar Rapids Lions ‘Club Iowa Lions Clubs Roosevelt Hotel Mt. Vernon Tipton Monticello Toledo Coggan Garwin Cedar Rapids Shriner Calliope Elgin

Adenauer cautions on expected gains from Kennedy Khrushchev talks

West German Chancellor Adenauer warned that the Kennedy Khrushchev meeting would likely yield only small beginnings of improvement in relations, signaling tempered expectations for broader progress.

Duesseldorf Adenauer

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