Nixon European trip signals shift in Franco American ties
Paris officials hope Nixon will show a new approach to Europe by visiting Paris first in March and taking France’s views into account before Britain. They cite letters between Nixon and De Gaulle and potential reforms of NATO and the IMF as key to changing Western policy dynamics.
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Gazette Co. published Cedar Rapids daily and Sunday edition
Established in 1883 by The Gazette Co. the Cedar Rapids newspaper lists publication details at 500 Third Ave SE. It notes second class postage and subscription rates by carrier and mail and states AP content rights and distribution limits across regions.
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Virginia Educator At Cornell Thursday
Dr. Marie V. Wood administrative assistant to the president of Hampton Institute Hampton Va will speak on Education in the City Thursday at 10 am at Cornell college King chapel Her career includes Howard University Delaware State College and directing the Hampton Institute experimental college in the U S Virgin Islands from 1961 to 1963 before returning to Hampton Institute
Marengo Senior Chosen for Southeast Iowa Orchestra Concerts
Sue Langlas a Marengo Iowa Valley High School senior will be one of two featured pianists with the Southeast Iowa Orchestra this month. She studies at the University of Iowa under Prof Marian Buck-Lew and will perform Beethoven’s Second Piano Concerto first movement in three concerts on Feb 16 17 and 18.
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Shift in Y.E.S. funding toward public sources in Iowa
Y E S funding for low income youth shifts from private to public sources after a Tuesday meeting with UCS planning division. The plan seeks Linn County for funds and school superintendents to run year round programs, with a 1969 budget totaling about 95 915 for Y E S expenditures plus 60 000 for a ten week summer program and 21 000 for fall and 5 000 for other costs.
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Y. E. S. seeks funding to expand youth job programs
Officials discuss reopening paths to employment for youth with help from agencies and industry. Y. E. S. requests 36 423 from UCS for the year, with funding and administration likely decided by Linn supervisors and school boards.
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Juvenile Admits Other Car Thefts
A 15 year old Cedar Rapids boy admitted to police he stole nine other cars in the last month. He was arrested on the First Avenue Bridge while driving a stolen vehicle.
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Parked Cars Collide After Brake Gives Way
Several hundred dollars in damage occurred early Wednesday when a car owned by Clair Christianson of Cedar Rapids was hit in the Humphrey’s dairy lot. A second car owned by Darry Bartles rolled from his driveway and into the lot after the brake apparently failed.
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Want Ads Offer Quick Path to Part and Full Time Jobs
Local want ads promise fast help for job seekers seeking part time or full time work. Agencies and classifieds highlight opportunities across multiple industries with guidance on applying and matching skills to openings.
Amvets Driver Excellence Contest Comes to Cedar Rapids
Amvets to stage the Driver Excellence contest in Cedar Rapids March 21 to 23 with the Amvets-Dodge motor home as a self-contained traffic safety display. Contestants from Amvets districts 8 10 and 11 compete ahead of the state finals led by Harold Schaffner Cedar Rapids. Last year Cedar Rapids winner Tom Wallace also won the state title. State contest scheduled for late March with the vehicle safety display open to the public downtown.
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