Nixon as Mystery Guest on Your First Impression
UPI reported on July 19, 1962 Nixon appearing as a mystery guest on NBCs Your First Impression. The defeated 1960 candidate and California governor hopeful answered panel prompts with statements such as I would like to be President and The President. Nixon's TV poise and cabinet introduction showed he had improved handling television since his earlier campaign setbacks.
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Arthur Krock and Living Theatre among CBS Sunday TV picks
CBS TV offers a half hour Arthur Krock Presidents Ive Known featuring the former New York Times columnist. Julian Beck and Judith Malina of the Living Theatre are featured on Camera Three. ABC to air NBA All Star game next Tuesday from Baltimore. Lawrence Welk renewed for two more years. 60 Minutes offers behind the scenes look at the Smothers Brothers show with observed conferences and rehearsals.
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Morning Rise Semester 7 Report
Morning Rise Semester 7 recounts academic progress and activity across campus. It highlights student projects, faculty updates, and upcoming events at the university, noting program developments and enrollment shifts.
Nixon picks two top aides to agriculture department
President elect Nixon names Clifford Hardin as secretary designate and J Phil Campbell and Clarence Palmby as senior aides. Campbell Georgia agriculture commissioner and Palmby former Minnesota farmer now with the U S Feed Grains Council. No immediate overhaul of agriculture subsidies expected.
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Smith Calls Campbell Pick a Sad Day for Consumers
Rep Neal Smith says Nixon's choice of J Phil Campbell as No 2 at the agriculture department is a sad day for consumers. Smith, who helped craft the meat inspection law, says Campbell opposed the clean meat law and is among its strongest critics.
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City To Ask Bids on Position Pay Study
Cedar Rapids city council decided to seek bids on a position classification and pay plan study to be completed by June 1. The study will include salary wage and fringe benefit data from major employers in Cedar Rapids and eight surrounding states. A 1967 Public Administration Service of Chicago study cost $9,500.
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Communist China sends 13000 youths to labor camps
Hong Kong Times reports that over 13 thousand youths have been sent to labor camps for resisting a policy requiring high school graduates to work on farms among peasants in mainland China.
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Want ads perform an im portant community service
A brief notice urges readers to read the want ads daily as a small but steady community service. It underscores the ads’ role in helping residents find jobs housing and services. It speaks in a concise promotional tone.
Challenge to N C Elector's Wallace Vote Rejected
Congress upheld the Wallace electors vote from North Carolina as valid in a 58 to 33 Senate vote and 229 to 169 House vote. The challenge to the Nixon slate was defeated, interrupting the tally of electoral votes. Senator Harold Hughes of Iowa split with his party on the 58 33 Senate tally.
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Soviets Blame Nixon Over West Germany Maneuvers
The Soviet trade union paper Trud charged the incoming Nixon administration with provoking a forceful display in West Germany near the Czechoslovak border. It argued the exercises, set shortly after January 20, involve airlifting 15,000 U.S. troops into the area and will heighten European tensions.
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City Rents Garage for City Sewer Manhole Access
Cedar Rapids council prepares a retroactive agreement to lease a private garage at 1030 Fifth Ave SE for $7 monthly until Sept 30, granting the city access to its manhole and 81 year old sewer beneath. The city owns the sewer but not the garage, formerly housed by a city employee.
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Mother and Son Run for Posts in Small Town
Marie Hennessey, 36, seeks tax collector while her 16 year old son Todd runs for parks commissioner in Bellingham Massachusetts. They filed nomination papers after a town council ruled a teenager may run for the parks post.
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Three Types of Tax Returns By Ray De Crane
A 1968 tax guide explains filing thresholds for under 65 and seniors, and outlines three return types 1040 A, 1040 with itemized deductions, and 1040 with two alternative options. It details eligibility, limitations, and who should use each form including joint or separate returns.
Plea Time On 2 Assault Charges In Cedar Hills Incident
Howard E. Ellickson, 37, was arraigned in municipal court on two counts of assault and battery after a Dec. 30 incident at Cedar Hills Pizza Inn. He was released on his own recognizance and given until Thursday to plead or move. Victims Ronald W. Farr and William R. Boutin were involved. Boutin required hospital treatment for a pinched nerve.
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St. Luke’s Hospital
Fire aboard British trawler Othello off Norwegian coast
The British trawler Othello caught fire off the Norwegian coast on Monday. The 25 man crew abandoned ship and were rescued by the trawler Ross Aquila after taking to life rafts.
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Delay Seen in Verdict on Gl
Pvt. Robert Hinkle age 21 whose family seeks to block his Vietnam deployment due to mental retardation underwent special examinations then returned to his Scappoose Oregon home with his father. Army officers said a decision may take up to three weeks and granted him extended leave.
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