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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1961

Page

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Full Slate Set For Coe College Homecoming

Coe College announces a full homecoming slate highlighted by a convocation at 10 20 a m with speaker B D Silliman Cedar Rapids attorney and trustee and the annual homecoming queen award The program opens Friday at 9 a m with a trustees meeting and a 4 p m alumni council gathering Local and out of town trustees from several states will attend including Rev M Lloyd Dutro Robert E Gunn Rev Dr W Z Henline Dr John A Kennedy Sarah Marquis Dr William G Murray and H Earle Muzzy Chairman is Robert C Armstrong

B. D. Silliman Cedar Rapids Coe College Coe Silliman Board of Trustees M. Lloyd Dutro Olin Robert E. Gunn Kansas City W. Z. Henline Toledo John A. Kennedy la Jolla Calif Sarah Marquis New York William G. Murray Ames H. Earle Muzzy Chicago Robert C. Armstrong

U.N Assembly to take up anti test appeal Friday

The U.N General Assembly will consider ratifying an appeal to Moscow to refrain from testing a 50 megaton bomb. Sponsors backed by a 75 10 vote at the Political Committee push the measure to top priority despite Soviet delaying tactics.

United Nations U.N. General Assembly Moscow Assembly Mongi Slim Tunisia Khrushchev Denmark Soviet Bloc Cuba Mali Africa Russia

Kennedy to Spend Substantially Less Than Congress Authorized

President Kennedy said he would spend substantially less than authorized for the current fiscal year as a deficit nears seven billion dollars. He noted a budget review to be released Sunday night and urged cabinet leaders to slow anti-recession spending while private enterprise recovers. He aims for a balanced 1963 budget in January barring unforeseen defense needs and expects higher revenues but ongoing rises in security costs.

Washington UPI Kennedy Congress White House Pierre Salinger Mr. Kennedy

Clinton Hit With Pollution Charge Over Mississippi River

Iowa officials charged Clinton and Camanche with failure to act on seven year old recommendations to halt Mississippi river pollution from untreated sewage and wastes. Hearing noted river pollution since 1954 and urged immediate sewer system and treatment steps by local leaders and six area industries.

Des Moines Clinton Camanche State Health Department Clinton-Camanche Iowa ‘Natural Resources Council Izaak Walton League State Conservation Commission Health Department Mississippi River Public Health Service

Out of His Shell Sixteenth in the Series

Joe aged 37 once confined to a mental hospital and Linn County home has begun to engage. A Linn County Mental Health Association volunteer program revived his interest by asking him to write for the local paper. He now attends arts and crafts and social activities, helps with chores, and shows happiness and friendliness as he progresses toward a fuller life.

Joe Independence Linn County Linn County Mental Health Assn United Goods

Witnesses Testify About Stump Visit in Murder Case

Des Moines UPI defense argued Ronald Stump was miles away when Michael Daly was killed. Stump 22 year old UI graduate faces first degree murder charge with death penalty potential. Cousin Donald Murphy testified he found Stump home about 2 am after claiming arrival around 10 pm during trips between Des Moines and Keokuk. His wife corroborated timing with lights on about 10 pm.

Stump Donald Murphy Ottumwa Murphy Des Moines Keokuk Geraldine Steven Johnson Daly

Lincoln housewife vanishes after violent kitchen scene

Investigators in Lincoln Massachusetts search for Mrs Martin Risch 30 who disappeared after a bloodstained kitchen incident. Fingerprints matched her husband a traveling paper salesman who was in New York. Search teams from Hanscom Air Base failed to locate her near the Cape Cod area. A trail of blood led to the woman’s car in the driveway while her 2 year old son slept upstairs and her 4 year old daughter Lillian wandered for help.

Martin Risch Lillian New York Hanscom Base Cape Cod Lincoln Ridgefield Conn Risch Douglas

States Briefed on Fallout Policy

The Public Health Service outlined fallout surveillance and protection policies to health officials from every state in an extraordinary session. It stressed continuous surveillance and weighing actions to control contaminated air water and food against radiation risks. Federal state and local authorities will act only after careful consequence analysis. Dr Francis Weber spoke as the session concluded.

Washington Public Health Service Viet Scientif Francis Weber

U.S. protests Soviet interference at East Berlin checkpoint

The United States instructed Ambassador Llewellyn Thompson to protest to the Soviet government over interference with allied official visits to East Berlin and to demand that Soviet authorities resume active control of the East zonal border checkpoint. Lincoln White said Thompson will meet the Soviet foreign ministry Saturday. East German authorities have controlled traffic in recent days, a transfer the U.S. considers illegal without allied agreement.

Washington U.S Llewellyn Thompson East Berlin

Tipton Player Left Paralyzed After Practice Injury

Tipton high school reports 18 year old Gale Chapman is partially paralyzed from a spine injury suffered during Wednesday scrimmage practice. Doctors at University Hospital Iowa City say the spinal cord is severely damaged and limbs are affected. The incident follows a separate Berlin border flare up as U. S. troops cross into East Berlin for a second day.

the Gazette Tipton Gale Chapman Lomax Chapman Chapman University Hospital Iowa City East West Berlin

Airplane Mishap Claims Life of Gale Petersen

Gale Petersen 20, son of Mr and Mrs John L Petersen, was killed when struck by a spinning airplane propeller at Fairfield airport after a late flight from Iowa City. He and James Hise 20 Des Moines had just returned from a flight. Hise owned and piloted the two place Ercoupe. Petersen died en route to a Fairfield hospital.

Cedar Rapids Gale Petersen John L. Petersen Uplander, SE Fairfield Airport Fairfield Hospital Petersen Parsons College James Hise Des Moines Iowa City Hise

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