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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1963
Page
7
In the Salt Lake Tabernacle Hugh Brown of the Mormon First Presidency urged universal civil equality. He stated there is no church doctrine denying rights to any person and referenced a meeting with NAACP leaders and a nationwide TV audience.
Albert Fritz of the Salt Lake NAACP praised a church statement as a significant first step toward improving race relations in Utah and nationwide. He affirmed the belief that all men are children of God and supported the church's accord with Christian and democratic principles.
David McKay, 90, president of the two million Mormons, urged at a three day conference that denying rights to employment education and citizenship is a moral evil. He said members must carry the Gospel spirit in their homes. McKay Brown and Tanner form the first presidency, the church’s highest ruling body, each called president.
A municipal court will hear charges Friday at 2 p m against Sanitary Farm Dairies for selling sub standard milk products. The dairy was charged Sept 25 with Half and Half not meeting state standards and Sept 30 with homogenized and chocolate milk containing less than required butterfat.
In Grosseto Italy Private Bruno Zannerini 22 chopped off his thumb after a viper bit him while cleaning a barn. Doctors said the drastic move prevented the poison from spreading and saved his life.
Paris AP reports a French official states no reason to relocate Skopje reconstruction to a new site in Yugoslavia after visiting the tremor shattered city. He warns danger remains high in other proposed rebuilding areas as well.
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