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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1963

Page

2

No Shortage of Sugar in U S Foreseen

New York AP reports the New York Coffee and Sugar Exchange says no sugar shortage is anticipated in the United States. A memo to three congressional committees explains that friendly-nation commitments will meet normal U S needs despite price volatility and hoarding talk.

NEW York U.S New York Coffee and Sugar Exchange Exchange U.S. Agriculture Department Earle T. MacHardy Congressional Senate House Coffee and Sugar Exchange

Kin Discover Frozen Body of Pauline Hudson

The frozen body of 11 year old Pauline Hudson was found at the foot of Red Mountain Pass in Ouray Colorado. She disappeared after an avalanche that killed her father and sister on March 3. Pauline was found with her uncle Vernon Hudson and grandfather Floyd Hudson nearby. The family had warned Pauline might be carried by meltwaters as the snow thawed. The Hudsons were en route to Silverton where Reverend Marvin Hudson conducted services. The car and earlier victims were located along the road above Red Mountain.

Ouray Colo UPI Pauline Hudson Red Mountain Pass Pauline Vernon Hudson Floyd Hudson Marvin Hudson Amelia Hudson Red Mountain Hudson Hudsons Silverton

Cuba Jamming Begins on U S Broadcasts

Cuba has started Soviet style jamming of U S broadcasts while VOA estimates about one seventh of Cubans still listen to American radio. Jammers target VOA Russian programs for Cuban forces. VOA says Soviet jamming is nearly ineffective as it increases Spanish language broadcasts for nine hours daily after the Cuban missile crisis.

Washington Cuba U. S Voice of America Voice

House Okays Powell Trip After House Reconsiders

The House voted 277 to 52 to send Adam Clayton Powell as a four member delegation head to the International Labor Organization in Geneva June 1 to 30. Powell had previously gone as part of the official U S delegation and two delegates would now represent the state department rather than the House.

Washington House Adam Clayton Powell D-N.y International Labor Organization Geneva Powell Education and Labor Committee U.S James Roosevelt Dcalif William Ayres Ohio State Department

Cooper to ride pace car at Indy 500 vetoed

AP reports Gordon Cooper agreed to ride the pace car for two ceremonial laps at the Indianapolis 500 but did not appear. Speedway owner Tony Hulman declined to name who stopped him. Cape Canaveral official Walter Williams astronaut Don Slayton and Mercury program officer Lt. Col. Powers attended.

Saigon Viet Nam Indianapolis Gordon Cooper U.S Jim Rathmann Cooper Tony Hulman Speedway Hulman Walter Williams Cape Canaveral Donald Slayton John “Shorty Powers

Two U S advisers lead deadly 100 tribesmen mission

Two U S special forces advisers who led the 100 tribesmen unit were the only fatalities. A military source noted the advisers stood out in size, aiding guerrillas in targeting them. An autopsy showed one American died of a chest wound and the other from a cheek wound. Three tribesmen were wounded. An investigation followed after some tribesmen recruited previously were found to be Viet Cong agents.

James Samuel Rager Freed on Bond in DWI Case

James Samuel Rager, 61, of Cedar Falls, posted a $1,000 bond after being charged with drunk driving. He was fined $16.85 for lacking a valid driver's license.

Tama James Samuel Rager Cedar Falls

Texas Hit by 10 Inch Rain and High Wind

Severe weather lashed West Texas with 10 inch rainfall and 85 to 100 mph winds. Wellman and Brownfield faced flooding, Union had five families marooned, Balmorhea suffered power cuts, a drive-in theater screen was wrecked, trees toppled, and a farm roof blown off. Deluge flooded Balmorhea low areas with 3 to 4 feet of water. No injuries reported.

Lubbock Texas Iwo Wellman Brownfield Union Balmorhea

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