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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1963
Page
10
The column deconstructs Stoney Burke as it ends its run with a final episode focused on a horse slaughter plot and symbolic imagery. It also pans The Lylah Clare Story for rococo dialogue and a forgettable study of a deceased star.
A compiled TV guide fragment lists programs across channels with times and titles including Rawhide Weather News Sports Night at the Opera Sunset Strip and classic films. It reads like an incomplete broadcast grid with several To Be Announced steps and placeholders.
Iowa’s longest and costliest session wrapped up with Lt. Gov. Mooty and Speaker Naden closing the chambers. Gov. Hughes praised actions on liquor by the drink, public utilities regulation, Kerr Mills aged care, local government funding, fair employment, and property tax steps, while criticizing unresolved property tax relief, billboard ban, and death penalty gaps.
Iowa Governor Harold Hughes plans to interview 15 to 20 inmates at the state penitentiary next Wednesday to assess complaints about prison life and convictions. He notes he receives 10 to 15 letters daily and may expand interviews to Anamosa and Rockwell City facilities, while considering a governor’s commission on sentences.
Judith Tone of 1915 C Avenue NE will graduate from Duchesne College of the Sacred Heart Omaha with a sociology major in a June 1 ceremony. Michael Stafford earns a high school diploma June 2 from Father Flanagan's Boys Home. Lowell Gardner, son of Roy and Mrs Gardner, earns a Bachelor of Divinity from Bethel Theological Seminary St Paul. Mark Mason, son of Rev and Mrs Mason, will receive a BA in social studies from Roberts Wesleyan College North Chili NY on Monday.
Nicholas H. Henkelman 17 of Oxford to report to San Diego Marines Recruit Depot next Friday for active duty. Also home on leave Friday was Airman 2/c Douglas W. Paul son of Mrs Jenna Paul 703 Fourth Avenue SE for 14 days from a communications squadron at Columbus Air Force Base Mississippi.
A Friday filing in Cedar Rapids federal court records a default judgment in favor of the U.S. government against Charles F. and Mary L. V. Heene of Waterloo. The amount due is 599.13 dollars plus interest and 57.44 dollars in court costs for a Small Business Administration loan.
A new national price index revision alters city sampling and may exclude Cedar Rapids and other smaller cities. The study gauges how households spend on essentials through in person interviews and quarterly price checks, with rent changes to be tracked among families.
The remembered Berger conclusion states the index cannot determine relative cost of living levels across cities. It only shows increases or decreases from a starting point, with each city beginning at a different baseline.
About 60 lighting experts from Iowa attended the Iowa section spring meeting at the Sheraton-Montrose hotel. Speakers included Tom J. Salkeld and E M Rasmussen of General Electric, Norman Rudy of Iowa State University, with welcome address by Sutherland Dows Jr. Ed Ford of Iowa Electric led the program.
Marie E. Bruce aged 19 of 1388 Fifth Avenue was hospitalized Thursday after her car collided with a freight train at the West Eighth Avenue crossing. The impact overturned the car and demolished it. She suffered head injuries lacerations and possible back injury. Mercy Hospital reports her condition fairly good.
Edward Cook, 45, Malcom, is charged with failure to have his car under control after his vehicle left Highway 63 on a curve two miles south of Tama at about 1 15 a.m. Friday. He suffered minor injuries and struck a fence.
Washington report says a congressional group ordered to investigate sugar price increases. Rep. Patman, chairman of the House Banking Committee, announced a subcommittee will begin hearings early next month.
The body of Robert Johnson a 19 year old University of Dubuque freshman who drowned Saturday night in the Maquoketa river at Camp O Delhi was recovered Thursday afternoon at 3 30 in about 25 feet of water near the accident site. Recovery was by Sheriff George Ponsford and Deputies Leonard Odell and Paul Logan. The body is at the Gill funeral home.
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