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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1964
Page
10
In a fragmented discussion the piece questions if NATO commanders must seek presidential approval for using nuclear weapons in an emergency. It notes uncertainty over whether Eisenhower Kennedy or Johnson required such presidential consent in their programs.
Chicago AP reports a record August and eight month totals as traffic fatalities surge 13 percent above 1963, with Iowa August deaths at 97. The National Safety Council cites more cars on roads, higher speeds, and more small foreign cars as factors, warning 1964 fatalities may exceed 48,000.
A US Navy Hercules ski plane landed at Byrd station after a 15 hour 39 minute 4420 mile flight from Melbourne marking the continent’s second longest Antarctic air journey. The 14 crew delivered mail and supported Amundsen Scott station scientists during the polar crossing led by Rear Admiral James Reedy. Cmdr Fred Gallup captained the flight with meteorologist Cmdr Ken Alison aboard.
Hayden, a Democratic senator who has represented Arizona since 1912, marked his 87th birthday on Friday at Washington events acknowledging his long service in Congress.
The Addams Family must contend with Fester's Punctured Romance Friday night at 7 30 CDT on KCRG TV 9 in a statewide listing.
Richard Nixon argues Goldwater's plan to hand nuclear weapon control to NATO field commanders is not novel. He cites Eisenhower Kennedy and Johnson as precedents in emergency NATO use, told at a New Hampshire Republican fund raiser.
In Oakhurst California the defense attorney questioned the jury after a guilty verdict in a drunk driving case. The lone male juror Benjamin Lemon said he voted not guilty, accusing the 11 women jurors of coercing him, prompting the court to overturn the charge to reckless driving.
The first batch of 600 rioters faced prison terms from four months to two years. William Spence, 28, father of six, received four months for receiving stolen goods after police found a baby coach, a toy wagon, and looted clothing in his house. About 300 defendants have been arraigned and 150 waived jury trials.
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