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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1969
Page
2
A reader asks about safe, fair yielding investments that minimize income taxes for retirement this year. Sam Shulsky outlines tax-advantaged options, risk considerations, and practical steps for steady income.
In Houston at Methodist Hospital a preservation chamber kept heart and lungs alive for 22 hours using John Hickey's heart and lungs from a 27 year old man who died from brain damage after a fall. The device aims to transport organs globally or keep them ready for transplant. The test showed lungs supplied oxygen to the heart as it beat, chamber developers said.
A reader quotes a financial expert on bonds and tax brackets. The discussion covers yield differences between taxable corporate bonds and taxfree municipal bonds, retirement budget considerations, and observations on closed-end investment companies with directors lacking substantial shareholdings.
A long fragment discusses Jeff Rubens and Oswald praising a book on bridge bidding, including references to Rath methods and Standard American ambiguities. It shifts to a Berkeley campus peace event about alcoholism, workshops at the University of Town in June 2027, and a medical transfer case in Houston involving a heart transplant test and donor matching.
Washington AP reports an army study of 116 soldiers who deserted to Sweden shows most left for disciplinary reasons rather than protest against the Vietnam War. Of the group, 56 cited disciplinary problems and 39 opposed the war, with 21 unclear. The typical deserter was a 23 year old regular Army man with three years of high school, single, no civilian skills, from densely populated states, and prone to disciplinary issues.
Admiral Danial Barbey, 80, retired vice admiral and wartime strategist who commanded Amphibious Forces Southwest Pacific under General MacArthur, died Friday in Bremerton Washington.
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