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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1969

Page

6

Speaker Hopes World State From International Living Experiment

Dr. John A. Wallace of Putney VI told Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce that the Experiment in International Living could help create a world state. He cited the United Nations as a model and urged leadership from the program to form a world society. Wallace warned that nationalism threatens global destruction and urged youth exchange as a path to global unity. The event highlighted Cedar Rapids students selected as ambassadors for this summer's outbound program, closing the civic bureau season.

Drade Crock John Wallace Putnay Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce Civic Rosa Aguilar Spain Macalester College Norman Dake Peter L'Orange Norway James E. Coquillettes Kazuhito Nishiyama Japan Peter Solars Carleton College Chamber of Commerce Civic Bureau Linda Richardson Stanley G. Richardsons Staub Court Sandra Whitney Peru Arthur Whitneys Johnson Avenue Bruce Harris Percy Harris Bever Avenue Experiment In International Living John A. Wallace Putney Wallace United Nations United States Chamber Civic Bureau

Rightists storm Socialist HQ over North Korea clash

About 84 rightists stormed Socialist headquarters in Tokyo protesting the party stance on downing a U S plane. Three party officials were injured as they tried to bar the attackers. The crowd disputed a Narita statement urging the U S to avoid provocation in North Korea airspace.

Tokyo Socialist U.S North Korea Tomomi Narita

Vandalism at Lowden Reported in Geneva Investigation

In Geneva police investigated vandalism at the home of Rev. Lowden and others. A boat trailer was pushed into the street and lawn fixtures were broken. Cars were driven around, bicycles damaged, and items torn up near the cemetery. Authorities connected it with suspicions about a U S sea pact proposal and nuclear weapons bans. Police urged caution as the incident unfolded.

Lowden Nar Hlowsky Geneva UPI Poland Tne Keith Lange Robert Mowry

Former CORE Leader Speaks at Coe College May Day

Floyd A. McKissick former national CORE chairman speaks at Coe College Cherry auditorium May 7 at ? pm on The Ghetto and the Campus. Open to the public free. McKissick outlines Soul City project for urban employment in Warren County NC and recounts Civil Rights era milestones including UNC law school attendance and Supreme Court admission.

Floyd A. McKissick Congress of Racial Equality CORE Coe College Cherry Auditorium McKissick Hack Warren County N.C Soul City United States Supreme Court James Yarmer

Air Base To Close At Waverly This September

The Defense Department announced that the Waverly air base will close this September displacing about 130 military personnel and 210 civilian employees, according to sources.

Waverly Waverly Air Force Base Defense Department I. Tove

Locker Plant Fee Increase Proposed

A Des Moines report notes a joint subcommittee Thursday urged higher fees on Towa locker plants to fund Iowa meat inspection. The plan would also tax about 2,500 groceries that slaughter and process meat, aiming to bridge the gap between 361000 proposed by Governor Stay and 400000 needed for year one.

Des Moines UPI Robert Stay State Agriculture Department

Odri ne x weight loss pills promise refund guarantee

A dubious ad offers Odrinex and Odrinex tiny tablets to “lose ugly fat” with a money back guarantee. It lists prices 2.00 and 85.00 for economy size, claims risk free trials, and directs readers to May's Drug Stores at 215 Second St SE for mail orders.

Ourivex All May’s Drug Stores Second St. SE

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