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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1963
Page
4
City council hears a 31 name petition on parking restrictions along Thirtieth Street SE. Actions include traffic study referrals, sidewalk and sewer projects, rezoning readings, licenses, and personnel changes with several properties and additions named.
A Class C permit was issued to Mike Koury for 1000 Seventh Street. Separately Hyke at 113 Third Street NE and Ella Zastera at 1137 Ellis Boulevard NW are noted in the record.
Hollywood leaders Judy Garland June Allyson and Carolyn Jones announce the Birmingham Children’s Fund of Beverly Hills to raise funds for hospital bills and burial expenses of victims of a Sunday church bombing in Birmingham. The trio spoke emotionally as the news conference proceeded.
King Saud wraps up a three month stay in Austria after a late night discussion about relief for blast victims. He and his delegation flew home Monday ending the Vienna visit.
AP reports a Sino Soviet friction incident on Sept 9 at Naushki station during a Moscow to Peking train pass. China says its crew were watched by numerous Soviet frontier troops and customs as the train sped through after a station order.
A report states five Chinese army officers were abducted on September 9 from the Soviet station at Zabailkalsk. The incident involves cross border tensions and prompts inquiries by both nations. Further details on identities and motives were not disclosed.
In Anniston Alabama the public library was desegregated by ministers G E Smitherman and W B McClain amid a white mob attack. Police reported about 100 white onlookers as the clergy sought entry after earlier aggression. City officials accompanied them. Quintus Reynolds was among those attacked.
Premier Nikita Khrushchev arrives in Volgograd, the city formerly known as Stalingrad, amid a symbolic visit and statements signaling continuing Soviet focus on wartime memory and regional development.
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