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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1963

Page

7

Eisenhower condemns spending for spending's sake in Post essay

In a Saturday Evening Post piece Dwight D. Eisenhower denounces the administration's fiscal policy as extravagant and wasteful. He urges tax cuts paired with spending reductions and warns against subsidies, space programs, and costly defense with little return. He urges citizens to write to their representatives to push for restraint.

New York Dwight Eisenhower Saturday Evening Post Eisenhower U.S Washington Congress

Driver education eyed to cut teen insurance costs

A national study suggests universal driver education could save the U S about 7.7 million dollars yearly in premiums. Jefferson high School students heard Tom Donovan of the Cedar Rapids Association of Independent Agents explain that insurers offer a 10 percent reduction for teens who complete approved courses. The Cedar Rapids group spoke at a school meeting after a request from local schools.

U.S Jefferson High School Tom Donovan The Cedar Rapids Assn. of Independent Agents

Drivers education drives down costs in youth insurance

Speakers discuss insurance problems with students citing a national study. In 1961 over 1,000,000 youths reached driving age but 39 percent took driver education training meeting standards. The remaining 61 percent paid extra premiums totaling 7.7 million dollars. by 1970 this could rise to 369.5 million in premiums for ages 16 to 25. Donovan urged high school driver training as essential to avoid losses in lives or dollars.

Donovan

Britain to streamline police by merging units

Home Secretary Henry Brooke rejects a single national force but backs merging some of Britain's 158 police units to simplify the police structure.

London Britain Home Henry Brooke

C R Adjustment Board Grants Three Waiver Requests

The C R Adjustment Board granted waivers for Delbert Clark to build two seven story apartment towers at 1932 and 1944 First Avenue NE with a 15 foot rear yard on the former and 25 feet on the latter. Front setback 68 feet, side yards 62 feet, and 46 feet between buildings. Other waivers include Bruce A West for 32 foot wide houses on two 40 foot Lennox Place lots and St Mark's Methodist Church for a five foot roof overhang over the front setback line.

Board of Adjustment Delbert Clark First Avenue NE First Avenue Bruce A. West Lennox Place St. Mark’s Methodist Church

Work Weekend At Camp Wapsie Y Aims For Outdoor Upgrades

Jim Springer of Camp Wapsie Y outlines a men’s work weekend with tasks from waterfront building to plumbing and wiring plus tree trimming and wood chopping. The event starts Saturday at 8 a.m. with a chapel service Sunday morning. A separate boys outing on May 30 offers hiking, boating and camp activities.

Camp Wapsie-Y Jim Springer Camp Wapsie-Y YMCA Central City Art Holmberg Springer Empire

U.S. Cancels Nevada Nuclear Test Blast Trio

Washington AP reports the United States abruptly canceled a trio of explosions at the Nevada nuclear testing site. The decision followed news that President Kennedy is considering a new note from unidentified sources.

Washington U.S Nevada Kennedy

Khrushchev on test ban talks and U.S. tests

White House denies link between Khrushchev negotiations and U.S. test activities. AEC and Defense Department cancel three small detonations this month including two nuclear devices and one chemical explosive. Moscow radio criticizes U.S. tests as aiming to improve weapons. Khrushchev’s letter does not alter Soviet stance on a ban. Mexico plans to export 1,250,000 cattle to the United States this year.

Khrushchev White House Atomic Energy Commission Defense Department Moscow Radio U.S Ussr

Cattle Export Notes From Veracruz Dispatch

Veracruzan AP report notes the National Livestock authorities coordinating cattle exports to buyers abroad from Veracruz port. Officials discuss shipment volumes and safety inspections as trade resumes amid regional market demand and regulatory oversight.

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