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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1963

Page

2

Cedar Rapids plan would redraw county supervisors districts

County Supervisor Anthony Scolaro proposed a three member redistricting splitting Cedar Rapids roughly in half and moving Marion and Monroe townships between districts. The plan aims for equal populations but would pit Scolaro against Emmons in a revamped race, with Henderson's district absorbing much of the northern Linn County area.

Cedar Rapids Marion Anthony R. Scolaro Scolaro Emmons Henderson Putnam Township Monroe Linn County

Redistricting Debate Marks Linn County Plan Split

Emmons and Henderson clash over county supervisor representation in Linn County Cedar Rapids control debate. Scolaro cites only County Auditor Burrill as consulted and warns of possible redistricting if plan fails. Probate and local estate items also noted, including executors and heirs in Cedar Rapids listings.

Henderson Scolaro John Burrill

County Home Seeks Custodial License Approval

The Linn County Board of Supervisors authorized Chairman Dudley Henderson to sign and forward a custodial home license application to the state health department. If denied or costly to qualify, plans to replace the aging 1892 home with 185 bed capacity may be revived. The facility serves 20 bed patients and 151 ambulatory patients with 19 staff.

Board of Supervisors Dudley Henderson Linn Henderson John Burrill State Department of Health Anthony Scolaro

Ex-Queen Alexandra of Yugoslavia regains consciousness

In Venice AP reports ex Queen Alexandra of Yugoslavia has regained consciousness on Tuesday after being hospitalized Sunday night for an overdose of sleeping pills. The condition is described as stable and doctors monitor her closely.

Venice Alexandra of Yugoslavia

Eastern Iowans enlist in Navy and Army totals nine

Fifteen men from eastern Iowa joined the Navy with four more enlisting in the Army. Most Navy recruits were sent to San Diego training. James R. Grove went to Great Lakes. Names and hometowns of enlistees include Ambrose Knapinski, Carl Shepherd, Richard Wallerich, Roger Wardenburg, Jon White, John Kelchen, Ronald McFate, Irvin Hart, Paul Dauschmidt, David Womochil, James Fordyce Jr, Dale Beliveau, and Don Cain. Army members headed to Fort Leonard Wood for basic training. Sherrill White joined airborne infantry.

Iowa Navy Army San Diego Naval Training Center James R. Grove Iowa University Mt. Carroll Ill Great Lakes San Diego General Field Larry D. Akerly Twelfth Street Ambrose G. Knapinski Terrace Drive Carl W Reinbeck Hospital David G. Womochil Fairfax James A. Fordyce, Jr Independence Dale J. Beliveau Iowa City Don Morgan Cain Guttenberg

Eastern Iowa air force couples to transfer together in December

The report notes Airman 1/c David J. Thompson of Maynard and Airman 2/c Vivian L. Thompson of Hopkinton home on 30 days leave from Sheppard AFB Texas. They will be transferred to South Ruislip England in December under a policy allowing married service couples to relocate together if base facilities exist. Also listed are Terry Lee Baugh and Marvin Jay Bailey, both 20, with addresses in Cedar Rapids area, and Leland H. Smith, 20, native of Shenandoah now living in Cedar Rapids, who will serve in Europe.

Nue Terry Lee Baugh Thirty-fourth Street Marvin Jay Bailey Twenty-third Street Leland H. Smith Shenandoah Cedar Rapids Europe Iowa Air Force Sheppard Air Force Base Texas David J. Thompson Maynard Vivian L. Thompson Hopkinton South Ruislip England

Tornadoes Strike Wisconsin and Kansas Storm Looms

Tornadoes tore through three Wisconsin counties injuring a farmer near Mazomanie as outbuildings and a home were damaged. Five Lafayette County farms reported devastation and a stampede of livestock required aid. Funnel clouds sighted in northeast Kansas and near Ellsworth, with warnings across Illinois Indiana Michigan. Chicago faced flooded viaducts and a transmitter strike disabled WYNR.

United Press Wisconsin Kansas Atlantic Coast Solomon River U. S. 54 Greensburg Harold Orcutt Mazomanie Lafayette Ellsworth Illinois Indiana Michigan Chicago WYNR

Ball Opens Pakistan Talks With Ayub Khan in Rawalpindi

U S Undersecretary of State George Ball met President Ayub Khan in Rawalpindi for the first in a series of talks on strained relations.

Rawalpindi U.S George Ball Ayub Khan

Red China urged not to seek atomic bomb, Moscow says

Tokyo AP reports Russia told China it need not build a bomb as Moscow would back China under the friendship treaty. A Moscow radio reiterates the treaty remains in effect and warns an attack on China is an attack on the Soviet Union, inviting China to seek security in their alliance.

Tokyo Russia China Moscow Radio Moscow Peoples’ Republic of China Soviet Union Peoples' Republic of China

Mao summons six branch chiefs in Beijing power bid

The China Post reports Mao Zedong called a meeting in Beijing with six branch office chiefs of the Communist politburo in what it calls a desperate bid to shore up power after his break with Khrushchev. The paper cites an unnamed source describing party turmoil.

Taipei China Post Mao Tzetung Peking Communist Politburo Mao Khrushchev

Deteriorating Ties Reported Between Moscow and Peking

A terse note cites growing dissatisfaction with the deteriorating relationship between Moscow and Peking, signaling strain in communications and potential shifts in strategic alignment between the two capitals.

Moscow Peking

Two Plead Innocent To Traffic Charges

Kathleen D Backes 21 pled innocent to reckless driving in municipal court and is set for Sept 17 trial. Gerald D Hopker 16 pled innocent to reckless driving and leaving scene of accident, with Sept 20 trial. Bond set at 250 each. Hopker released after posting.

Kathleen D. Backes Windsor Hotel First Street Gerald D. Hopker Fourth Street Loren M. Hullinger, Jr Hepker

Beakley Command Ceremony Canceled After Mrs Beakley’s Death

The ceremony turning over command of the First Naval District to Rear Admiral Wallace Beakley was canceled due to the death of Mrs. Beakley.

Boston First Naval District Adm Wallace Beakley Beakley

Six Members To Be Honored By Mt Hermon Lodge

A 7:30 p.m. program at the Mt Hermon Masonic hall honors six men for 300 years of combined membership. Ralph E. Whipple, grand secretary of the Grand Lodge of Iowa, will present Grand Lodge certificates to Charles Penningroth B G Carns W A Foster Everett Chandler L W Herdlicka and George Ainslie Spokane Washington each a 50 year member. Attendance is open to all Master Masons.

Mt.Hermon Lodge Masonic Hall Ralph E. Whipple Grand Lodge of Iowa Mr. Whipple Grand Lodge Charles Penningroth B. G. Carns W. A. Foster Everett Chandler L. W. Herdlicka George Ainslie Spokane Wash

Khrushchev Ends Yugoslav Vacation With Tito Reconciliation

Premier Khrushchev departed Belgrade for home after a two week vacation that seemed to seal a reconciliation with President Tito. They exchanged a warm airport farewell and said their talks had cleared the way for closer Soviet Yugoslav ties.

Belgrade Yugoslavia Khrushchev Tito

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