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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1966
Page
3
Dr. Paul Dudley White outlines alarming U S heart disease stats with 978 260 total deaths in 1964, 547 000 heart attacks, and 200 000 strokes. He urges women to protect men through home front actions and medical awareness amid rising hypertension and widowhood figures.
The article profiles Dr. Paul Dudley White of Boston, author of Hearts and Husbands, praising him as a leading cardiologist and founder of the American Heart Association. It outlines major heart risk factors, including cholesterol, diabetes, obesity, inactivity, smoking and high blood pressure, and urges public and family action through Heart Fund campaigns and lifestyle changes.
Ir Bucnis 9 and 23 fourth graders at Roosevelt Elementary praise Miss Judy Piorkowski 36 24 36, 5 feet 6 inches in a Chicago photo caption tale. The students describe her as pretty and strict yet kind as she teaches daily. Piorkowski, 22, began teaching in September and aims for a master's in specialized education.
Kathy Miller daughter of Mr and Mrs R G Miller and Jay Eaton son of Mr and Mrs Mayhew Eaton were married in a 7 30 PM ceremony at the First Presbyterian chapel in Waukon The Rev William Traden officiated Mrs James Runcie was matron of honor Gregg Eaton was best man A reception followed in the Fireside room The couple will reside in Iowa City where both study at the University of Iowa Mrs Eaton is a Chi Omega member and her husband belongs to Phi Delta Theta.
June Clark, 17, a Miami high school sophomore, faced a month of sneezing every 15 to 30 seconds. Her hiccup spell Sunday night caused alarm. Dr Morton Hammond said she is in great medical condition and the cause remains unknown as she returns home from the hospital.
Onion and green pepper are sautéed in butter then mixed with lightly seasoned beaten eggs and cooked as you would plain scrambled eggs. The method yields a soft, curdled scramble with the vegetables folded through the eggs.
About 200 female students at Tennessee Tech staged a Valentine’s day protest against beard cultivation by male students. The rally followed a month long beard growing contest sponsored by student government for the college’s 50th anniversary, with banners and oversized razor props shown as a statement.
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