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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1963
Page
2
Coe College fieldhouse opens Friday 8 to 9 p m for student exhibitors under Rich ard Schulz. Saturday doors at 7 a m for setup with judging at 9 a m and public hours 2 to 9 30 p m Saturday and 1 to 5 p m Sunday. Admission free. Eastern Iowa Fair Inc sponsors the event.
One hundred thirty one Iowa State University student teachers will start a nine week practice teaching term in northeast Iowa schools April 1. Participants include Walter Stewart in Mar Mac Lamont Gary Briesemeister at Lamont Robert Rasmussen Elkader Judy Szemkus Garber Earl Jeffrey Elkader Larry Alber Fayette Kathy Shaffer Valley West Union Mike Eischeid Fayette Yauk Saginaw and many others teaching at Fayette Elkader Oelwein Sumner West Central Strawberry Point Arlington Wapsie Valley and more, living as regular faculty during the term.
The Cedar Rapids Gazette established 1883 announces subscription rates for carrier and mail editions. Night edition seven issues for $1.35 plus two months, 43 4n. Sunday edition and afternoon editions available. mail subscription terms in Iowa and other states. AP republication rights reserved.
Sir Winston Churchill ventured outside Monday for the first time this spring to celebrate Lady Churchill's 78th birthday. The party was hosted at the home of their daughter Mary, wife of agriculture minister Christopher Soames.
The YMCA Toastmasters club will install officers Tuesday at Bishop's Cafeteria. Named are Arley R. Blank enburg president James Christanson educational vice-president Fred Krause administrative vice-president Melvin Nakashige secretary Richard Campion treasurer and John Duncan sergeant-at-arms. Rome AP city authorities order no evictions during Easter season April 1 20.
New York AP says Thomas Finletter, U.S. ambassador to NATO, urged that a multi nation nuclear force would take long to build while an interallied force could be formed very quickly. He noted problems in command and manning but believed they could be resolved fast. Adlai Stevenson joined the TV discussion from Paris.
Cedar Rapids YMCA camp announces a cookie sale program to fund a Camp Wapsie Y trip for boys. Open to all 8 year olds or entering third grade, the event includes a pre camp outing on April 15. Fees: 1.25 for members, 1.50 for nonmembers, with 22 cents credited to the camp fee and cookies sold 50 cents per box.
Orientation activities for new University of Iowa students next fall are planned by orientation council committees. Members include Cedar Rapids Richard Lehmann chairman, Iowa City Judith Haefner chair, Olin Toni Grafft chairman.
An electric train scheduled to begin service next fall was measured at 160 miles per hour during test runs, officials announced.
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