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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1962
Page
5
Weekend forecast shows partly cloudy skies with warmer temperatures through Sunday night. Highs near 50 in the northeast to mid 50s in the southwest. Also includes a list of recent births and funeral services across multiple Iowa communities with names and locations.
DES MOINES AP Warren L. Huebner 69 Iowa Industrial Commissioner died Saturday night at Iowa Methodist hospital after five weeks with a respiratory illness. A longtime public servant he served as deputy industrial commissioner before being appointed to the top post by Gov. Erbe last year.
Powell reports the concept tested in physical education and other departments is now being tried in Allegheny County Pennsylvania for science and technical courses. He has solicited written comments from church groups and public schools and met with many of them in his New York office earlier this month.
The Gazette Co established in 1883 and published daily and Sunday at 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa. Postage paid at Cedar Rapids Iowa.
Mrs Wesley Cerveny 78 of 1709 Hamilton St SW died Saturday after a short illness. Born Anna Hynek in 1884 near Swisher she and her husband farmed near Fairfax before moving to Cedar Rapids in 1934. Surviving are three daughters Mrs Wesley Becicka Mrs Delbert Krug and Bessie Cerveny a son Wesley ten grandchildren three great grandchildren and a brother Joseph Hynek. Services at Brush chapel Tuesday at 1 30 by Jerry Drahovzal burial Czech National. Friends may call Monday.
Lillian Vasek Wraith, formerly of Cedar Rapids, died Thursday in Colorado Springs. Graveside services will be at St. John’s cemetery with Hesser memorial chapel in charge. date and time to be announced. She is survived by her husband Robert H. Wraith and sister Mrs. Ward Yeager of Gold Hill Colorado.
Rosary recited Sunday at Turner's at 7 30 p m by Msgr. William Roach. Funeral service to be conducted Monday at 10 30 by Rt. Rev. Msgr. William Roach at Immaculate Conception Church with burial at Cedar Memorial.
The U S mint in Philadelphia will run seven days a week around the clock for several weeks to boost coin supply. Superintendent Michael Sura said $100,000 from Washington funds the extra wages. The plant previously ran two shifts daily five days a week as coin shortages worsen and coin-operated machines rise.
In Budapest the eighth party congress elevated Janos Kadar as first secretary and reshuffled key posts. Bela Biszku lost government duties for a top central committee secretary role, reshaping intra-party leadership as Rezso Nyers and Lajos Feher gained senior posts. A Soviet backed economic plan puts central committee members in overall control led by Nyers.
U S officials report Khrushchev removed big missiles and IL-28 bombers from Cuba and allowed warship checks. Castro blocks U N style inspections, spurring talks of a Caribbean weapons free zone under local inspection. Officials worry hidden arms may remain inside Cuba.
Palm Springs California Actress Jayne Mansfield said she spoke by phone with her estranged husband Mickey Hargitay and now doubts pursuing a divorce.
Premier Khrushchev voiced dissatisfaction with his running of the state planning committee. He complained of sharp arguments with planning experts over capital construction projects. Novikov, a 56 year old industrial executive, previously worked in the Soviet defense ministry during World War II and later served as deputy minister of machine building.
Lockheed Aircraft Corp. proposes a three year wage increase of 17 to 25 cents with broad benefits while excluding a union shop clause. IAM delays strike decision as 31,000 employees weigh acceptance or a nationwide vote amid resumed bargaining in California and Sunnyvale units.
Joaquim Reimunto, a stowaway calling himself Uruguayan, lives aboard the British cargo ship Bristol City docking in Norfolk. The crew bonds with him while owners pay fines and guards watch him. immigration and embassy disputes leave him effectively without a nation.
Francis Elseser a 24 year old ice cream truck driver for Wheeling Ice Cream Co. was trapped in a truck freezer for 90 minutes in 20 below weather outside a Wintersville grocery. He was found delirious and coated in ice but survived in satisfactory condition at St John Hospital. The rear door lock snapped shut trapping him.
Helen G. Irwin president of the International Federation of Business and Professional Women will address the opening session of Iowa State College of Home Economics public issues seminar in MacKay Hall at 4 p.m. Thursday. Des Moines based Miss Irwin will discuss International Interests of Business and Professional Women. Public invited.
Investigators from the Civil Aeronautics Board split into eight groups after meeting in the Ellicott City armory to plan the probe into the Viscount crash six miles from Ellicott City. FBI involvement noted while reconstruction occurs in a United hangar in Washington. Chief Van Epps cited unclear indications of sabotage and cited clear weather with no causes yet established.
Trooper J R Buckworth and 41 Maryland State Police cadets hurried from a class on Downed Aircraft Procedure to the United Air Lines Viscount crash near Ellicott City Maryland. They helped control traffic and set security around the wreck.
India’s U.N. Ambassador B N Chakravarty appears as a guest on ADLAS STEVENSON REPORTS today at 1 30 P M on KCRG TV 9. The program features international diplomatic topics and regional updates.
Prime Minister Macmillan will visit President de Gaulle in Paris early next month before traveling to a conference with President Kennedy. The trip highlights postwar alliance diplomacy and cross Atlantic discussions.
Cardinal Ottaviani defends traditional biblical interpretation while Cardinal Bea supports modern methods from archaeology to word studies. The dispute reflects a clash between conservative centuries old conclusions and progressive biblical scholarship backed by Pope Pius XII and Pope John.
Prime Minister Ikeda of Japan returns home Saturday after a tour visiting West Germany France Britain Belgium Italy and the Netherlands.
The council sets 10 a.m. at City Hall with an invocation by Rev. Robert E. Falls. Agenda items include bills, a hearing on 1962 1963 paving projects, a petition to rename D avenue NE paving lanes to Twenty-ninth and Thirty-first streets, sale of fire department equipment and bonds for airport sewer and parks.
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