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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1963

Page

7

Soviets Recall 300 Intelligence Operatives Worldwide

The New York Herald Tribune reports Moscow has recalled at least 300 top operatives tied to Col. Oleg Penkovsky amid concerns over Western penetration of Soviet intelligence. Names include Lt. Col. Arkadi Golsov, Oleksey Kolchin, and Col. Anatoli Rybachov. Golsov recalled April 1 with a staggered homeward schedule through July.

NEW York Russia Moscow New York Herald Tribune Washington Oleg Penkovsky Col Arkadi Golsov Oleksey Kolchin Anatoli Rybachov Ottawa The Herald Tribune Penkovsky Middle East

Mice Disrupt Chicago Meeting At Loop Hotel

Ten white mice escaped a handbag and caused a panic at a National Committee Against Nazi Criminals meeting in a Loop hotel. Dagmara Vallens, a Latvian newspaper correspondent, was charged with disorderly conduct after several witnesses alleged she released the animals. Police had earlier faced 200 pickets from the Anti Bolshevik Action Committee.

Chicago National Committee Against Dagmara Vallens

Red Cross Learn To Swim Program at Upper Iowa University

The Red Cross Learn To Swim program returns to Upper Iowa University in Fayette this summer. Registration closes May 27. Open to children eight and older at no cost beyond transportation, funded by the North Fayette county chapter. Two weeks of instruction in grouped levels. Randy Anderman will coordinate the program.

Fayette Red Cross Upper Iowa University Everett Eischeid North Fayette County American Red Cross Randy Anderman Russell Meyer

Eastern Iowans Named to SUI's Honors Program

About 215 high school seniors were notified they qualify for Honors status at the University of Iowa for September enrollment. Honors is earned by ranking in the top 10 percent of entering freshmen and requires maintaining a B average to stay in the program. Eastern Iowa names include Kathleen Buresh Donald Cassaday Michael Hynes Janet Piech ut Rita Antone James Brodsky Michael Langston Lawrence Lynch James Moore Michael Williamson Reginald Yoder Thomas Maher.

Iowa City University of Iowa SUI Rhodes Dunlap Rita Antone James Brodsky Michael Langston Lawrence Lynch James Moore Michael Williamson Reginald Yoder West Branch Thomas Maher

Raid in Cuba by Castro Foes Reported Near Havana

Exiles in Venezuela report a hit and run attack on militia barracks near Havana on May 19, the Cuban Independence Day. Casualties are undetermined, with attackers identified by battle flags left at the scenes. Flags flown in Miami as exiles vow a second war of independence.

Cuba Miami Havana Venezuela Second National Front of Escambray Tarara Jose Marti Spain Miami International

Band Plays and 5 Cows Drop Dead

Hornchurch drum and trumpet corps rehearsed in Peter Read's pasture as cows reacted to the noise. Five cows died and the rest stampeded. Bandmaster Brian Keeler apologized saying brass bands may not be everybody's cup of tea and blamed the incident on the noise. Read declined to sue, noting such things happen.

Hornchurch England Peter Read Read Brian Keeler John Philip Sousa Keeler

Kennedy jet sets mark in Moscow nonstop flight

President Kennedy’s Boeing 707 set an international speed record by flying 5,004 miles non stop from Washington to Moscow in 8 hours 38 minutes. The mission, piloted by Col. James Swindal, aimed to transport Glenn Seaborg and nine other U.S. officials for an exchange visit.

Moscow Kennedy Washington U.S James Swindal Birmingham Ala Swindal Washington-Moscow Havana Dulles International Glenn Seaborg The Atomic Energy Commission Soviet Union

Mary Brandt Installed as President of Women's Recreation Assn

Fay ette Woman Mary Brandt daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Brandt Jr of Hazleton has been installed as the new president of the Women's Recreation Assn at Upper Iowa University.

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