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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1964
Page
7
School officials describe penalties for student smoking on campus with suspensions and expulsions for repeat offenses. Principals report varying smoking rates among students from none to 60 percent with several schools noting 50 percent or more of students smoking regularly.
West Anchorage Alaska principal Leslie Wells says a new honor plan no smoking effort discourages students from smoking and shows the school family disapproves of teen smoking. William Duncan of Edison High Miami notes Coral Gables athletes lead the drive. Lamont Hultgren of Moline Illinois cites Teen-Agers Against Cancer as an early school campaign.
In Kansas City, volunteers paid the $350 funeral costs for Irene Angelina Grant 45 after the family could not make the down payment. Her husband Ollie 67 disabled earns $361 monthly from Social Security and pensions. Ten children ages 4 to 22, six at home, helped by relatives. burial set for Goodrich Kansas.
New York AP report says Charles Basile, 33, Broadway and TV dancer, was found stabbed to death in his midtown apartment. He was last seen Saturday night with a man in a black leather jacket. fellow dancers call him a loner and say he missed a Tuesday rehearsal for Telephone Hour.
RWDSU Local 110 president Sam Clark said about 200 members attended the Cedar Rapids plant meeting and only six voted against the two year contract. The pact becomes effective on signing with a first year five cent per hour raise and seven cent second year raise plus improved medical and vacation benefits and arbitration on job rates for 14 classifications.
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