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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1963

Page

7

Monk self immolates in protest in Saigon streets

In Saigon an aged Buddhist monk named Quang Duc self immolates at a main thoroughfare, surrounded by 300 monks, to protest perceived Buddhist persecution under President Ngo Dinh Diem. The act follows a wave of demonstrations and calls for religious freedom, with U S officials wary of broader civil unrest and possible Viet Cong exploitation.

Saigon Vietnam Quang Duc Ngo Dinh Diem South Vietnam Diem U. S America South Viet Nam

Marines Enlist Harold Heeren From Mt Vernon to San Diego

Harold D. Heeren 18 of Mt. Vernon will report to the Marine Recruit Depot in San Diego on July 9 to begin active service. Airman John L. Zamarino and Yeoman Robert Gene Jarnigan are on 30 and 19 day leaves respectively from California bases. Pvt. Guy S. Berger of Belle Plaine attends motor transport school at Camp Pendleton as the USS Wilkinson shifts its home port to South America and Newport R. I.

Marine Corps Harold D. Heeren Mt. Vernon Marine Recruit Depot San Diego John L. Zamarino Alvin Anderson Belmont Parkway Castle Air Force Base Calif California Yeoman Robert Gene Jarnigan Robert T. Jarnigan Twenty-fifth Street USS Wilkinson Long Beach

Bottles Lacking For Beer in Cuba

Havana radio urged Santiago de Cuba residents to surrender empty bottles to ensure beer for the upcoming carnival. Authorities report beer ingredients are available but containers are scarce with about 30,000 empties scattered in town. Taxi drivers redeployed to collect them.

KEY West Havana Santiago de Cuba

Russia orders Australian envoy official to depart on spying claim

Moscow accuses the first secretary of the Australian embassy of spying and expels him from Russia, citing the alleged intelligence activity. The move follows a diplomatic clash with Canberra and underscores tensions between the two nations.

Moscow Russia

United Fund and Chest Workshop Set for June 24

A workshop for Community Chest and United Fund workers across Eastern Iowa is planned for June 24 in Cedar Rapids at Town House Motor Hotel. The program runs 9 30 a m to about 4 p m with speakers from United Community Service and other regional funds and councils. Reservations should be sent to United Community Service at 512 Second Avenue SE and should include topics desired for coverage.

Community Chest United Fund Iowa Cedar Rapids Town House Motor Hotel Jay Hess United Community Service Hess Second Avenue SE Marshall G. Hardesty Francis Marzoli New York Midwest United Community Funds and Councils of America Thomas S. O'Connor United Services Black Hawk County Walter T. Grubb United Fund of Dubuque Dwight S. Adams United Community Services of Greater Des Moines

Local Graduates Earn Degrees From Noted Colleges

Patricia Lagle and Eleanor Putnam graduated from DePauw University in Greencastle Indiana and Wheaton College in Wheaton Illinois. Mary Emily Sutthoff earned a Wheaton College degree, while Joseph E Day finished at Georgetown University Law Center in Washington D C. Carlyle Henry Whipple received a bachelor of laws from the University of Wisconsin.

Patricia Lagle Veril Lagle Elmhurst Drive Eleanor Putnam Ray Putnam DePauw University Greencastle Ind Mary Emily Sutthoff Elmer Sutthoff Tenth Street Wheaton College Wheaton Ill Joseph E. Day Regis E. Day

Racial Violence in Danville Va Shuts City After Protest

In Danville, Virginia, Monday night violence flared as about 50 marchers confronted police near the jail. Police reports say two cruisers were struck by bullets rocks and bottles. Four officers were unhurt two demonstrators were hospitalized and three people were arrested including a white man. A policeman was bitten during the clash. Demonstrators protested city hiring practices they say discriminate against Negroes.

Danville N. H. Boswell

Elevator Fall Sparks $900,000 in Damage Suits in Iowa

Federal court in Iowa sees multiple parties sue after a June 15, 1961 elevator collapse at the Champlin plant in Enid Oklahoma. Champlin Oil and Refining Co. seeks $67,523.33. two injured men seek $300,000 each. widows claim $96,000 and $60,000 plus estate amounts. Defendants Hawkeye Products Corp. Energy Manufacturing Inc. and owners George Scanlon and Gerald Parker are named as Iowa firms. Breach of warranty alleged due to drive mechanism and safety device failure. Additional cases include Elmer Rogers dba Elmer’s Plaza Bowl vs American Insurance Co. and National Fire Insurance Co., seeking $47,157.54 for a July 14, 1962 fire. Two new bankruptcy filings noted in Davenport division with debts listed and exemptions claimed.

Oklahoma Iowa Champlin Oil and Refining Co Hawkeye Products Corp Energy Manufacturing Inc George H. Scanlon Gerald J. Parker Champlin Enid Jesse P. Upp Robert Leon Thompson Pearl E. Walker Wallace E. Walker Antonia M. Cox Charles E. Cox Davenport Elmer Rogers Bettendorf American Insurance Co New Jersey National Fire Insurance Co Hartford Conn

Fay Glenn Debt and Asset Claim in Exemption Listing

Fay Glenn of 1365 Thirty eighth street SE lists debts totaling 19 and assets of 3 775 all claimed as exempt. Occupations are salesman and housewife. Formerly worked in trucking in Olin.

Fay Glenn Thirty Eighth Street Glenn Olin

Elm disease and root grafts threaten city trees

Arborist Bob Gardner explains Dutch elm disease spreads via root grafts and elm bark beetles. A 1701 Sixth Avenue tree may require removal, as nearby elms could be affected. He notes 90 percent root grafting in a Wisconsin study and says beetles spread spores, needing weakened wood for breeding. Liquor license counts are not yet totaled.

Bob Gardner Sixth Avenue Wisconsin Commission

Applications for Liquor Licenses Due Next Week

DES MOINES AP The state liquor control commission will send license application blanks for liquor by the drink to city and town councils and county boards next week. Officials said the new law becomes effective July 4 and action on applications cannot occur until July 5.

Des Moines State Liquor Control Commission Boards of Supervisors Joseph M. Dickens Commission Dickens Councils

Arson Suspect Bound Over to Grand Jury

Iowa City 22 year old Robert Morris bound over to the grand jury on an arson charge. Bond set at 10000 dollars. he is jailed. Preliminary hearing held Monday after fire at Campus Hotel on March 22.

Iowa City Robert Morris Justice of the Peace Carl Goetz Goetz Morris

Greek Premier Resigns in Royal Family Dispute

Athens AP report says Greek Premier Caramanlis resigned Tuesday amid a clash with the royal family, sparking a government crisis and signaling upheaval in Greek politics.

Athens Caramanlis

Resort hotel burns in Catskills. three dead

A fire swept the Waldemere hotel in Livingston Manor New York early Tuesday killing three people and injuring five others. The blaze destroyed the Catskill mountain resort building and prompted emergency responses. Authorities investigated the cause as dawn broke.

Livingston Manor N.Y Catskill Mountains Ithe Waldemere Hotel

Nassif Escapes Injury After Car Hit by Switch Engine

Albert Nassif, 58, of Crescent Street SE, escapes injury after his car is struck by a North Western switch engine at Second Avenue West near the tracks. Engineer T. L. Pettit, 48, says Nassiff did not see or hear the moving headlighted engine traveling about 10 miles per hour Monday night.

Albert Nassif Crescent Street SE North Western Second Avenue West T. L. Pettit C Avenue NE Nassiff

Two Hurt In Prairie Drive Cycle Crash At NE Street Intersection

A motorcyclist Lon Fisher 17 and his passenger Harold Kinkead 17 were treated and released from St Luke's hospital after their bike collided with a truck driven by Roy Buckley 41 at the Prairie drive Twenty-ninth street NE intersection. Buckley was charged with failing to yield at a stop sign.

Prairie Drive Twenty-ninth Street Lon Fisher Carroll Drive Harold Kinkead Blairs Ferry Road Marion St. Luke’s Hospital Roy M. Buckley Tipton Buckley

Noted commentator Ron Cochran and globe reporters on weeknights

Noted commentator Ron Cochran leads correspondents reporting from around the globe each weeknight at 6 on KCRG TV 9. The program pairs his insights with live reports from international bureaus and local affiliates for a broad view of world events.

Ron Cochran All the Globe Kcrg-Tv

Boy struck by car injures head and limbs

Terry Claypool 11, son of Mr and Mrs William Claypool of 1116 Eighth Street NW, was admitted to St Luke's Hospital after running into a moving car at 1112 Ellis Boulevard NW. Driver James Finzen 26 of 1542 Bever Avenue SE, was not charged. Police said Terry darted from between parked cars into Finzen's southbound car.

Terry Claypool William Claypool Eighth Street St. Luke’s Hospital Ellis Boulevard NW James Finzen Bever Avenue Terry Finzen Ellis Boulevard

Multiple Insurance Agencies Listed With Address and Phones

A historical listing shows numerous insurance agencies by name and street address. Entries include Cook-Rowley-Runkle at 201 American Building and Davis-Jones-Whitock at 702 American Building with several other firms and contact numbers across Dows and Guaranty buildings.

Cook-Rowley-Runkle American Davis-Jones-Whitock Agency Doolittle and Co Guaranty Hamilton-Newland Agency Dows

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