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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1973

Page

7

Congress Backs Nixon Trade Bill Amid Wide Debate

Washington AP report says President Nixon seeks unprecedented trade negotiation powers with broad congressional support and notable opposition in the Senate. House Ways and Means Chair Wilbur Mills introduces the bill and schedules May 7 hearings, eyeing passage before August recess.

Washington Nixon Wilbur Mills Dark House Ways and Means Committee Mills Senate Russell Long U. S Congress

University of Iowa Educator to Speak at Final Luncheon

Dr. W W Morris dean of the University of Iowa school of psychiatry speaks at the final inter denomi national Men s Lenten luncheon Friday noon at Shrine Embassy club The talk Mandatum Novum De Vobis is open to men of all denominations Music by Regis high school Vocal Department Introduced by Dean Metcalf with J Rayner Harper presiding Readings list Stated Morris 1971 72 Iowa Mason grand master and former Iowa aging commission vice chair also serves on several retirement home boards and university union

W W. Morris School of Psychiatry University of Iowa Shrine Embassy Club Morris Masonic Grand Lodge of Iowa First Presbyterian Church Cedar Rapids-Marion Area Glenn McMichael Earl Anderson Iowa Masons

Year’s First Smog Alert Comes Early in Tokyo

The Tokyo pollution bureau issued the year’s first smog warning on Wednesday, 18 days earlier than last year, citing photochemical smog and oxident density reaching 0.15 parts per million in some areas. The standard is 0.05 ppm. Factories were ordered to cut fuel use by 20 percent.

Tokyo

Tearful shutdown ends 75 year Jubilee onion plant

In Nottingham England workers and owners bid farewell as the Jubilee onion peeling plant closes after 75 years. The owner cites a global onion shortage as the reason for the shutdown.

Nottingham England

Six Wounded In Continuing Ulster Strife

BELFAST UPS reports six people wounded Tuesday in Northern Ireland violence with no deaths for the first time in five days. A Soviet-made rocket missed a British army vehicle and exploded near a house, wounding a 43 year old boy and a 21 year old.

Belfast UPS Northern Ireland Lower Ballygowan Strabane

Special Comic Book Aims to Teach Teens Contraception

London AP reports the South west London branch of the Family Planning Association plans to distribute a special comic book to 10,000 teenagers to teach contraception.

London The Family Planning Assa

Duke of Argyll Dies at 69 in Scotland Nursing Home

The Duke of Argyll, 69, head of Clan Campbell, died in a Edinburgh nursing home after suffering a stroke several weeks earlier.

Edinburgh, Scotland Duke of Argyll Scotland S Campbell Campbell

Churchmen Demand Oversight on Fetus Research Post Abortion

U.S. Catholic leaders denounce NIH plans to fund research with living post abortion fetuses. Msgr. McHugh calls for a constitutional protection for the unborn and a national ethics commission. Sister Schwager urges rigorous study and regulation of biomedical experiments on humans.

Washington UPI U.S. Catholic Conference National Institutes For Health NIH James T McHugh Bureau Virginia Schwager Conference National Conference of Catholic Bishops Congress

Four Writers Share National Book Awards in 24 Year History

In a first shared fiction and history prize, John Barth and John Williams win the fiction prize for Chimera and Augustus. Robert Myers and Isiah Trunk split the history prize for The Children of Pride and The Jewish Councils in Eastern Europe Under Occupation. Other winners include Fitzgerald, Wilson, Flexner, Ammons, Ahlstrom, Le Guin, and Mandelbaum. Total prizes total $1,000 each.

New York John Barth Isiah Trunk National Book Committee Anneu Ned Frances Fitzgerald

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