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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1962
Page
11
New York interview with Vaughn Monroe discusses how World War II reshaped music celebrity appeal. He notes the 18 to 25 crowd as the heart of success, the war draining that group, and postwar rock and television diminishing live performance. He recalls quitting in 1953 to focus on family and reflects on maintaining relevance and future plans.
The 995-pound Angus grand champion steer from Osceola Iowa sold to Stock Yards Packing Chicago for 5.75 a pound, the lowest grand champion price since 1952. Lyle Miller and his family, including children Jodie and Mel, saw a total of 6296.25 with around 500 in prizes. Pollack of Stock Yards plans gift package cuts priced at 35 and 85 dollars, arguing prices had been out of line for years and needed realism to allow broader participation.
Iowa Republicans reported 122982 in general election expenditures and 21.35 on hand as of November 20, covering July 1 to November 20. Receipts totaled 123003 with a 21.35 balance, compared with 153000 in 1960 and 134000 in 1958 for prior campaigns.
Exhibitors and junior showmen criticize Pollack's reasoning on grand champion pricing at the international cattle event. They warn low payments for this year’s top steer could discourage future participation as prices have fallen each year since the 1957 peak of thirty dollars per pound.
President Kennedy designated Dec 15 as Bill of Rights Day and Dec 10 as Human Rights Day with Dec 10-17 named Human Rights Week. He urged Americans to act as trustees of freedom and make the Bill of Rights a reality for all citizens. The proclamation links the day to the 14th anniversary of the UN Universal Declaration on Human Rights.
The document proclaims the declaration adopted under the leadership of our beloved citizen Eleanor Roosevelt while she served as a U N representative. It notes Mrs Roosevelt died early in November.
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