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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 09, 1969

Page

5

Grant Wood Exhibition at Cedar Rapids Center

Cedar Rapids Art Center opens a Grant Wood show on February 16 featuring ten works owned by the Cedar Rapids school district. It marks the first time the district places many Wood originals in a central public viewing, with works including Young Corn and Trees and Hills. the painting is insured for $100,000. The district owns 17 Wood originals across media.

Cedar Rapids

Nevada to host underground atomic tests for public viewing

Reports say a new underground testing site in central Nevada will begin operations by summer, allowing observers to view tests from public roads outside security cords. The AEC plans to fence mini-reservations and monitor roads while offering elevated viewpoints for near or distant detonations without the risk of flash or blast.

Gladwis Hill New York Las Vegas Nevada Operatics Atomic Energy Commission Desert Publicjo Tonepah Ely Nev Tonopah

Hijacking Tragedy Waiting to Happen Says Pilot

Capt J B Brown of Miami testifies before the House committee recounting the Jan 28 hijack of a National Airlines DC-8 to Cuba. He describes armed hijackers, a pistol at his eyes, dynamite sticks, and a tense 15 minute route check before landing. Brown urges swift action to solve air piracy.

Washington UPI Cuba J. B. Brown Miami National Airlines House Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee Brown

Taxpayers Questions On Federal Taxes And Deductions

Questions asked of the Internal Revenue Service cover inheritance reporting, car expenses, mileage deductions, and household help final returns. Answers note reporting gains on inherited property, deducting actual car operating costs or standard mileage, apportioning mixed use, and tolls or parking deductions. Employers must issue withholdings by January 31, with IRS help available in Cedar Rapids and Kansas City, Missouri.

Internal Revenue Service IRS Cedar Rapids Federal Building Internal Revenue Service Center Midwest Region Kansas City

Loveland Postmaster Preps Cupid Valentine Postmark

Loveland Colorado postmaster Fred Brewer handles about 100000 valentines yearly for recipients nationwide and abroad. He personally cancels around 8000 valentines including those to his wife and five grandchildren. The town of 18500 uses a Cupid stamp and a verse for remailing cards bearing the Loveland postmark.

Loveland Colo Fred Brewer Brewer Valentine Chamber of Commerce Sue Reab

Auto Owners Manual Sparks Canadian Trade Debate

In Ottawa the owners manual found in a new U S made car is deemed legally part of the vehicle and eligible for duty free treatment under the U S Canada auto trade pact. Canadian printers say the rule hurts their business and seek a change.

Ottawa Canada U.S

Dairy Teaches Milkmen Caution With Housewives

Trainee milkmen in Sneyd Green Stoke on Trent learn to avoid amorous housewives. Instructor George Nixon says diplomacy and tact are taught to keep relations friendly but not intrusive. The course advises milkmen to be friendly but not familiar, listen but not get involved, and deliver milk without entering homes.

London UPI George Nixon Sneyd Green Stoke-on- Trent Nixon

One Problem Rocky Solved

Gov. Nelson Rockefeller, at a $6.4 billion budget town meeting in Syracuse, acknowledges a sign asking for a state fish. Eleven year old Christopher Noble and ten year old Bill Eaton propose the pike as the state fish, prompting Rockefeller to remark: “That’s one problem I can solve.”

Syracuse N.Y Nelson Rockefeller Christopher Noble Bill Eaton Rockefeller

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