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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1968
Page
19
Dr Molner answers reader questions on chloasma the mask of pregnancy caused by hormones from pregnancy and the pill noting it may fade after pregnancy or stopping the pill. Also discusses tampons pigment loss vitiligo and a heartily typical reader diet with guidance and references to the Dr Mother column.
In Huttonsville West Virginia an inmate escaped over a 30 foot wall for the second time in the prison's 31 year history. Freeman Collins 62 an inmate since 1930 for murder escaped Monday afternoon using a rope fashioned from binding twine. Warden Frank King called it embarrassing and guards tracked the escapee with dogs for three miles before losing the trail.
In Castlewood Missouri an antique sale continued after a power outage as buyers used several unused kerosene lamps to illuminate the auction.
Ralph Nader urged the government to stop planned price increases by auto makers on 1969 model cars. He criticized secrecy in price reviews and urged FTC investigation after GM sets the pace, warning adjustments would follow.
An advertisement extols US Savings Bonds and Freedom Shares as funds for education homes and vacations while supporting Vietnam era troops and the economy. It promotes 5 percent base interest with 2 bonus at maturity and notes 4.25 percent for Freedom Shares with no monthly commitment.
At Jones Beach and Robert Moses state park 30 of 312 lifeguards work weekends for pleasure not pay. Among them are young professionals like a lawyer and airline pilot who started lifeguarding during school vacations and return each year as weekend guards.
UNITED NATIONS AP reports thirty seven nations and a Caribbean regional group will send representatives to a U N seminar on public-service administration in developing countries in Geneva August 19 to 29.
William T. Gossett newly elected ABA president calls a Senate filibuster against Abe Fortas an abomination. He urges Griffin to drop any blocking action while endorsing Fortas as a capable chief justice and criticizes the missteps in advocacy for Johnson programs.
The Hindu belief holds that virtuous acts are rewarded and evil deeds punished. If sins go unpaid in this life they are paid in a future life as the soul migrates to another body.
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