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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1969
Page
7
Gregory Peck stars as a retiring army scout guiding Eva Marie Saint and her son from an Indian camp to safety. The film, based on Theodore V. Olsen, is a restrained Western with quiet suspense, expansive New Mexico landscapes, and economy over mere spectacle.
Mara Corday, wife of actor Richard Long, sues for divorce alleging he threw water on her and pushed her to the floor. The suit cites his late hours and substantial gambling losses. The Longs separated January 26 after 12 years of marriage and have three children.
Listings list showings for The Stalking Moon Bullitt The Impossible Years Romeo and Juliet Candy Boy Ten Feet Tall The Party To Hell With Heroes across theaters Paramount Iowa World Plaza Marion with multiple daily showtimes and shorts insertions.
A second mile per hour hurricane struck Boulder Colorado tearing roofs from homes smashing windows toppling power lines and closing schools. Peak gust reached 115 mph. No serious injuries reported though a truck toppled and minor cuts occurred.
Congressman Fred Schwengel announces the General Services Administration will award a 282 901 contract to Merle A Patnode Construction Co Franklin Wis for a new post office and federal building in the northeast corner of Herbert Hoover National Park at West Branch. The facility will house the post office and National Park Service offices and construction is to start this spring.
President Nixon proposes adding 1000 police officers and 40 more assistant U.S. attorneys plus 10 judges for the District of Columbia. He backs home rule, voting representation, and a revamped court system to curb crime and improve living conditions in Washington.
J Curtis Counts of Los Angeles a 23 year old aircraft firm executive was nominated by President Nixon to be the nations chief federal mediator of labor disputes The nomination was announced at the White House by Secretary of Labor Shultz and the same day Shultz urged a quick settlement of the longshoremen strike halting about 400 ships on the East and Gulf coasts
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