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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1963
Page
2
Washington sources say Lt. Gen. Wallace Greene, a 55 year old three star general decorated for combat planning, is the leading candidate to become the next commandant of the Marine Corps succeeding Gen. David Shoup whose term ends January 1. The report notes Shoup’s popularity but cites legal wording preventing term extension.
Bonn Germany AP Hans Globke, who helped shape Nazi regulations and later became Chancellor Adenauers right hand man, nears retirement. His controversial career fuels debate over tolerance of men who served under Hitler while Reinhard Gehlen and others face scrutiny. Globke argues he did his duty and helped Jews, Cardinal Preysing supported him, and he denies guilt as critics press for accountability.
Justice Minister Orton Chirwa announced the British administration of Nyasaland courts will end Tuesday. He said British judicial power had already been reduced in the protectorate.
In Tarquinia central Italy officials report the theft of valuable Fifth century B.C. murals from three Etruscan tomb walls last weekend. The incident is under investigation by Italian authorities. West Germany agrees to lend 7.5 million dollars to Ivory Coast for agricultural modernization and reform.
Florida will retain the Pearsall Collection of North American Indian artifacts valued over 500000 dollars. University president J Wayne Reitz said a 150000 dollar donation funded the purchase, and the anonymous donor asked to remain unidentified. Col Leigh Pearsall, retired Melrose collector, built the collection over 65 years and offered it to UF below value.
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