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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1963
Page
7
Former President Eisenhower spoke at Defiance College in Ohio urging the next generation to restore the nation’s liberties and reforms. He warned against mass government subsidy eroding self reliance and urged study and action toward constitutional reform if needed.
A LAFF A DAY item notes Harold's doctor recommended he nap during dinner rather than after it. The quip highlights a humorous twist on meal time routines.
A memorial service in Belle Glade Florida honored 27 African American farm laborers who died in a bus crash on May 18. About 700 black and white residents attended the service reflecting on the tragedy in the southwest Florida community.
A cartoonist comments on political moves mentioning Goldwater in relation to party positions. He notes no commitment until he sees Goldwater’s stance on major issues, while suggesting Goldwater has shifted some conservative views. May 27, 1963 Cedar Rapids Gazette.
A woman described as a "little old lady" stopped a burglary in St. Louis by攫 breaking the padlock on a suburban Wellston police report. The gray-haired resident seized a lock from her own door and acted to deter the intruders as three men entered the supermarket.
After a confrontation at an open hasp a woman alerted police. Officers fired several warning shots before three men including an ex convict surrendered. The incident ended without further violence.
Sen. Thruston Morton of Kentucky suggests Gov Rocke Rockefeller's remarriage could be a political asset in his bid for the Republican presidential nomination. Sen. Jacob Javits says the divorce and remarriage likely have no material effect on his candidacy or election odds. Morton notes Rockefeller’s post-divorce popularity and remaining delegate prospects while denying personal interest in a VP run.
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