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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1962
Page
10
West Berlin police reported a blast at an international crossing point damaged an office building, shattered over 20 windows, and created a large wall hole. Authorities could not identify the explosive or the perpetrators.
Walter Ulbricht told East German party leaders that talks with West Berlin authorities could only cover normalizing relations and would not address Western occupation powers. He urged adherence to Potsdam terms and criticized NATO for subversive actions in West Berlin as air travel disruptions rise. An explosion at Kochstrasse wall breach followed by reports on flight delays and border tensions.
Nordlie warns travel patterns show the airline industry is in danger of stagnation as he notes the traveler moves 178 miles between airports and urges a solution to the problem to revive momentum.
Nairobi AP reports the first recorded case of lions cannibalism in the city park. Park Warden Stephen Ellis says a small pride killed and ate a 4 year old lioness on Sunday night. He notes such behavior is unprecedented in his years of experience.
Pearl Harbor AP reports a U S Pacific Fleet spokesman says Seventh fleet units were deployed toward Formosa but the denial followed from Capt James Dowdell. Navy confirms fleet movements are routine and Sea Coral Sea carrier passages were not tied to any Red buildup.
James Moran a 61 year old figure in the New York mayoral scandal was released from federal prison in Danbury Connecticut after serving time for perjury before the Kefauver committee and income tax evasion. He previously served nine years in state prison for a fuel oil dealer shakedown scheme. He won federal parole on March 20.
Police shut all five Miami Beach strip joints Tuesday night amid fire hazard concerns. Police Chief Michael Fox cited testimony of underworld control and prostitution solicitation and said the closures would stay until clubs meet fire department regulations. No arrests were made.
Dr William C Keettel professor and head of obstetrics and gynecology at the University of Iowa college of medicine has been elected a Fellow of the American Gynecological Society. Fellowship is limited to the top 100 specialists in obstetrics and gynecology.
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