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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1963
Page
8
James Schramm and his wife urged Coe College students to join a political party, work actively, and study the liberal arts. They argued for personal revolution in an age of rapid change, criticizing politicians and urging nationwide efforts to improve unemployment and exports.
The chamber of commerce personnel managers committee elected Gayle E. Hayes of Quaker Oats Co. as chairman to fill the unexpired term of Stanley Austin Cry-O-Vac Co. Hayes had been vice chairman. John Johnson of Downing Box Co. becomes the new vice chairman. Richard Johnson of Collins Radio Co. is elected program chairman replacing Norbert Sherman, who left for a job outside the city. Don McAfee of Amana Refrigeration was named to the program committee.
Mrs Carroll Tolman of East Swanzey New Hampshire said a duck fell down her chimney into the stove and she freed the startled bird. The incident was reported by UPI.
Clark Parks of 3500 White Oak road SE was elected president of the Citizens' Advisory Committee for the Public Schools at the annual meeting. He succeeds William Farr. Floyd Booth and Mrs. R. L. Richardson were re‑elected vice president and secretary, while Donald Fahren was elected treasurer. Board members at large include Mrs. Deane Rinner Dr. R. A. Zmoos Mrs. John Hoston William Farr Herschel Stripe and Mrs. Alfred Rogers.
The Arizona Supreme Court on Wednesday upheld a state law requiring all public employees to sign a loyalty oath. The ruling reinforces a measure aimed at ensuring allegiance by state workers and public school staff.
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