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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1967
Page
10
The column covers marital misservice and legal rights questions from a reader about leaving a spouse. It mentions engagements and ring concerns, then abruptly references surfing and ski jumping championships with a TV listing for ABC Wide World of Sports on KCRG Channel 9.
An advisory column discusses sex reversals and cases like Christine Jorgensen. It explains hormones shape sexual traits, notes surgery and hormone therapy can correct suspected errors, and mentions Johns Hopkins establishing a gender clinic to aid those misassigned at birth.
A UPI summary notes that aPenn State study of 365 children shows high scorers on standard pre school tests tend to succeed academically in first and second grade. Early or late starters were studied. six year olds entering first grade did not always outperform five year olds on end of first grade tests.
Kroeplin arrived at the Sylmar animal shelter and wrestled the baboon for 30 minutes before subduing it. Richard Babb the senior kennelman said the animal will be held eight days and then given to a zoo if unclaimed.
Miss Sandra Kaye LeRette wed Robert D. Bales at First Christian church in Racine Wisconsin. Rev Larry Howell officiated. The reception followed for 20 guests at Elmwood restaurant. The couple will reside in Chicago after a Gulf of Mexico honeymoon. The bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs Howard LeRette and attended Wisconsin State University LaCrosse.
Karl Malden headlines Edgar Allan Poe thriller Phantom of the Rue Morgue airing Friday at 10 26 p m on KCRG TV THE iChannel 9 Movie.
In Los Angeles an unidentified 28 inch tall baboon wandered into Sandra Ivey’s kitchen prompting a call to authorities. The alert led to a response from Dennis and police as officials assess the unusual domestic incident.
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