23 Apr 1970
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1970
Page
1
A fifth grader invited 27 of 33 classmates to a birthday party and faced teacher admonition for inviting some but not all. Readers urge perspective on inclusion, noting the sting for those left out may outlast party memories. The letter also touches marital strife after a dream about an old boyfriend.
A reader recalls a nighttime argument with Abby and asks how to cope with a difficult partner. The exchange highlights avoiding discussions of dreams to prevent trouble and mentions Abby’s new booklet What Teen-Agers Want to Know, available for $1 from Abby Box 69700 Los Angeles CA 90069.
The analysis shows 61 percent of today's supermarkets are in new shopping centers, 17 percent in neighborhoods, 13 percent on highways, and 9 percent in old large business centers. The typical new store sits in high rent areas with parking that has doubled in 16 years, raising costs through wages, transportation, and taxes.
Edith Head warns that the midi look demands a total style shift with waist emphasis and higher shaped heels. Skirts require sleek hair and coordinated accessories, while long vests become a key trend for both genders, and personal flattery guides choices.
Mrs. Rita Warren of Brockton Massachusetts led a group of 300 young people and 40 000 signatures to the Capitol to urge congress to back voluntary prayer in public schools She told Senators Edward Brooke and John Pastore that the effort is not tied to any religion and that individual prayer is voluntary and harmless.
A report notes that large amounts of salt poured onto a grate or fireplace can extinguish a chimney fire by cooling and smothering the flames, offering a simple household remedy for such emergencies.
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