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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1969

Page

19

All About Hair Two Sideburns to Every Story

In New York the court of appeals ruled a 26 year old musician cannot be forced to active duty solely for long hair. Winston Salem judges ban beards and long sideburns in court. In Gastonia Nina Merrill loses most of her hair in a factory accident and gets a wig while it regrows.

New York U.S. Court of Appeals Army Thomas Smith Winston-Salem N.C Gastonia Nina Merrill Smith Jamestown N.Y Appeals Court Court of Appeals U.S. Dist John Curtin Nina

Negro Leaders Find Nixon Appointments Troubling

In New York on Monday leaders of six Negro organizations spent over an hour with President-elect Nixon. Two leaders later said his forthcoming appointments troubled the black community, though they spoke second hand. Nixon arrived early Tuesday.

KEY Biscayne Nixon New York Matthew Wright Black Power Conference Daniel Moynihan Wright Moynihan

O Brien Urges Democrats to Target Suburbs

Former national party chairman Lawrence O'Brien urged Democrats to reframe strategy toward suburban voters. He warned reliance on old alliances risks survival and called for research into funding presidential campaigns with federal money. He spoke at the Democratic National Committee retreat in Key Biscayne.

O’brien National Party New York Democratic National Committee Massachusetts

King Statue Added to National Cathedral Nave

A statue of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr will be placed alongside other church leaders in the nave of the National Cathedral in Washington Episcopal.

Want Ads Prove Easy To Use For Quick Results

Classified want ads offer fast, practical results for buyers and sellers. Local readers report efficient placement and prompt responses, with simple posting steps and broad reach across the community.

States May Take Assets Of Welfare Recipients

The Supreme Court upheld New York and other states' power to seize certain welfare assets including personal injury awards and life insurance benefits. Salaries may not be taken. The Roger Baldwin Foundation of the ACLU appealed, arguing constitutional limits and deterrence of aid seekers. Justice Douglas favored hearing the case. the New York law previously won 2 to 1 in New York City.

Washington Supreme Court New York William C. Douglas New York City Roger Baldwin

Admiral John McCain Suffers Mild Stroke

Honolulu AP reports Adm. John McCain commander in chief of U S Pacific forces suffered a mild stroke with no paralysis. His condition remained stable and he was to be 58 Friday. The spokesman for his headquarters issued the update.

John McCain Honolulu U.S. Pacific Forces Suf McCain

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