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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1963
Page
2
About 500 Cedar Rapids property owners have not applied for homestead or soldiers' tax exemptions. Exemptions must be renewed annually with July 1 deadline. Homestead needs deed in name or 10 percent equity plus residence. veterans require honorable discharge papers on file. City assessor Wendl Kulish urges eligible owners to apply and check receipts.
The Sokols present a gymnastic exhibition in Greene Square on June 25 as part of Cedar Rapids Summer Festival. The group, rooted in 1862 Czechoslovakia, has 15 000 members worldwide and Cedar Rapids membership around 300. Activities include calisthenics apparatus work rhythmic studies and group games. Admission is free.
Washington UPI reports Representative Paul Jones former newspaper publisher edits the Congressional Record with an editor's scissors and blue pencil. He objects to appendix insertions of editorials and extraneous items and argues for cost savings. Fellow members challenge his censorship push noting mixed examples and opposition.
A Buenos Aires street collapsed under a passing truck exposing a tunnel about two centuries old. Archeologists say the passage was likely an escape route to the River Plate used during Indian attacks.
The Jane Boyd Community House opens an eight week pre-school session directed by Miss Jane Costello with 30 children, 9 to 11:30 a.m. weekdays. Elementary clubs run 1 to 5 p.m. with girls led by Miss Mari Anne Drahos and boys by Don Rehder. Evening and weekend rooms host game, teen lounges, sewing, keep fit, and senior high activities. The library book mobile visits Wednesdays 9:30 to 11.
Senator Barry Goldwater says his effort to respond to mail from supporters costs about 12000 of his own money. He has three temporary secretaries in Phoenix to read write and return letters to his Washington office. He insists he is running for re election in Arizona and not for president.
The Community House hosts a health nursing session for mothers from 9 to 11 a.m. and distributes books at the clinic. It seeks volunteer sewing instructors for Wednesday mornings 9 15 to noon as the popular summer class grows. Miss Elizabeth Bender and Mrs. Frank Loufek urge interested teachers to call 366 9431.
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