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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1968
Page
2
In New York the President and the President-elect discuss a Christmas armistice to end civil war in schools. They joke about college presidents, Harriman, and Lodge while debating student demands, curriculum control, and discipline. The exchange highlights the clash over youth influence and the peril of a broader national education crisis.
In Moscow the cotton curtain adorning official cars signals authority and conceals rear views. Observers note origins with Stalin and widespread adoption among officials and foreign diplomats in modest Moskvich cars, with traffic police showing respect for curtained vehicles.
Outdoor Christmas lights will be judged December 22 23 and 24 with lights on by five p.m. Prizes in holiday and religious categories to be awarded at the Booster Club awards night.
Santa Claus will give out treats to area children on December 23 at 2 p.m. The event is sponsored by the Postville Commercial Club and the IOOF Lodge.
FAYETTE Josephine Rowlands a former school teacher and social worker from Waupaca Wis has been appointed assistant head resident of Zinita B Graf Hall for Women at Upper Iowa college. Dr Herschel Hendrix announced today. Rowlands succeeds Mrs Gladys Baldwin who died this fall. She formerly lived in Fayette when her daughter was secretary to the college president Eugene E Garbee. She holds a BA from the University of Wisconsin and has attended Morningside college.
Manchester report notes Sheriff Mike Barr earned the top license plate honor in Delaware County this year, with County Treasurer Edna Greener confirming the award details.
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