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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1963
Page
6
ITV officials review a proposal to install odor reducing equipment at Cedar Rapids sewage works to curb wind drift and improve air quality. City study weighs cost against benefits for residents and industry amid other olfactory concerns and possible ordinance action.
The Thresher saga exposes a cycle of slow reporting to high command before the submarine vanished and hasty claims after its fate was known. Investigations show civilian scientists, not navy officials, first evaluated debris and then naval experts corrected the initial certainty.
The piece argues Harry S Truman may become regarded as one of the nation's better presidents, noting key wartime and postwar decisions. It suggests reevaluating what makes a president great and echoes Truman's own idea that appraisal should wait until after death.
The column argues postwar enrollment will rise but urges states and private agencies to fund college capacity. It cites Hoover Institution research challenging federal dominance and promotes year‑round tri semester use at Pitt to cut facility costs from ten to six billion dollars in the coming decade.
Lawmakers push about 120 bills in Congress proposing tax breaks for families with children in private schools and colleges. Freeman proposes tax credits to raise tuition across the board while shielding colleges from direct funding, aiming to ease costs for parents and boost college revenues.
Tributes pour in for Pope John XXIII as prayers across Europe and beyond honor his moral leadership. The pope’s call for unity, tolerance toward communism, and emphasis on humane ethics amid nuclear threat drew wide praise from diverse religious and secular leaders. His influence spanned Catholics and non Catholics, shaping global attitudes toward religion and diplomacy.
Under Par Two Spanish detectives stand over the body of Juan Gonzales. They discuss the cause of death with one suggesting a golf gun, uncertain of its exact nature, but noting it “made a hole in Juan.”
Minneapolis Tribune summary notes Guy I Burch sparked interest in demography at Population Reference Bureau. It highlights farm population decline, rising farm income gaps, high rural birth rates, and aging farmer demographics. The piece urges a simpler humane policy and a larger land retirement program to reduce production.
In 1953 authorities seized eight cars and 2414 cartons of untaxed cigarettes at a Des Moines river bridge roadblock near Keokuk. The report also notes civic and college activities in Iowa, including Coe College leadership changes and local events.
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