Impressions from Izmir by Cedar Rapids student traveler
Greer Larson daughter of Mr and Mrs ia Larson of 358 Garden Drive SE Cedar Rapids is among six Cedar Rapids youths abroad under the Chamber of Commerce Experiment in International Living She recalls Izmir as a city of beauty and contrast where simple living persists alongside modern progress She notes street vendors family closeness homemade food and hospitable people while Izmir’s new roads palm lined avenues and a growing water system show its push toward the future
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Greer Larson
Ia Larson
Garden Drive
Cedar Rapids
Chamber of Commerce
Miss Larson
Washington High School
State College of Iowa
Turkey
Izmir
Crown Prince of Burundi Takes Power at 19
Crown Prince Charles Ndizeye, 19, seized Burundi’s throne while his ailing father was abroad. He dismissed the Biha government, suspended the constitution, and named Capt. Michael Michomboro premier. The king in Geneva condemned the rebellion as a puppet move by extremists.
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Kampala
Uganda
Charles Ndizeye
Burundi
Europe
Leopold Biha
Charles
Biha
Michael Michomboro
Mwambutsa
Geneva
Navy ships in Vietnam receive air conditioning to beat heat
The navy is rushing about 4,200 air conditioners to Southeast Asia to cool ships and berthing areas, improving morale as engine rooms hit 130 degrees and living quarters near 100. About 1,600 units have arrived, with 2,600 more due next month to aid heat battered crews. Dr John Detwiler, pioneer Canadian conservationist, dies at 88.
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Washington
Navy
Vietnam
Southeast Asia
Paul Nitze
Pentagon
Nitze
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