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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1963
Page
2
Rep. James Bromwell argues Congress will reshape American history, citing the peacetime compulsory arbitration law for railroads and unions. He links this to upcoming tax cut and civil rights debates and warns of lasting damage to collective bargaining and budget balance.
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Senator Jack Miller challenged in the Senate that the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet had not acted on the nuclear test ban treaty. Fulbright corrected him, saying Soviet approval had not occurred and that his prior belief was mistaken.
Two Decorah teenagers missing for about a week are being held in International Falls Minnesota. Ronald Roe 19 is charged with contributing to the delinquency of a minor. Karen Underbakke 16 is held with him. They will be returned to Decorah. A clue to their whereabouts came Monday when the Nehi company...
Bottling Company reports receiving a letter from an International Falls firm asking for a reference on Roe who had formerly worked at Nehi. The notice notes Roe’s past employment and requests evaluation for a potential position or matter involving the company.
Des Moines police report Carl G. Carlson aged 69 was fatally struck while crossing a street en route to a polling place for the city election. The driver, Mrs. Raymond Gordon aged 30, was not charged.
Charles L. Witousek aged 21 of route two Cedar Rapids faces charges after fleeing the scene of a crash at Mt. Vernon Road and Forest Drive SE. Police report the collision with a pole occurred at 10 45 p m Monday.
John A. Roe aged 40 died in an Iowa City hospital after suffering burns over half his body when a steam disinfecting machine exploded in Sioux City late last month.
Three eastern Iowans join the Navy at Des Moines with David Bachman 19 Oelwein James Bellamy 18 Oelwein and Ronald Childs 24 Traer. Home on leave are Aircrewman Jerry Preston Monticello for 14 days en route to Brunswick Maine and Seaman James Haufle Treas ure Island California for ten days before electronics tech school in New London Connecticut. He will marry Sheryl Shaffer during leave.
New York AP report states former President Truman said on Tuesday he had refused an invitation to review a book about General Douglas MacArthur. No further details were provided in the available text.
In Fairbanks Alaska a bear attack spike has led to six bears killed near town with no meat salvaged. District Attorney Soll says residents shoot bears as if mosquitoes while state officials warn against wanton slaughter. Blueberry crops are cited as a motive for the bears’ agitation.
Deputy Sheriff Carl Kress of Independence Buchanan was hospitalized after being attacked by man he was trying to arrest at the Ronald McNeill home in Winthrop. McNeill, 26, allegedly knocked Kress down and kicked him in the head. He faces charges of assault with intent to commit great bodily injury and resisting an officer and is held on $500 bail each.
A federal judge in New York sentenced Gerardo Re and his son in a stock fraud case. The sentencing follows their conviction on charges tied to manipulating shares and misleading investors. Prosecutors described the scheme as ongoing and involved multiple entities to conceal profits.
Son Gerard received six months in prison and a $15,000 fine for stock fraud. Judge Dudley Bonsal kept them free on bail pending appeal. Convicted July 11 with three others, they were charged with conspiracy to violate federal securities laws over selling over a million unregistered Swan-Finch Oil Corp shares between 1954 and 1957, with prosecutors claiming more than $5 million defrauded.
Donald R. Dumond 18 of Palo was fined 50 dollars and costs in municipal court Tuesday for excessive noise from a muffler. Judge Howard McLaughlin noted this was his second muffler noise charge this year and warned of higher penalties on a third offense.
The officers clinic of the WSCS of the Methodist church will go to Colesburg on Wednesday for an all day session. Mrs. Erna Way will host.
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