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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1964
Page
12
A column advises women to avoid certain male types in marriage seeking frank, humorous guidance. It labels problem suitors as stingy, misogynistic, self centered, or shallow Don Juans and urges cautious pairing while noting psychologists view marriage as challenging for men.
Mrs. Marguerite Oswald announces she has hired New York attorney Mark Lane to represent Lee Harvey Oswald before the Warren Commission. Lane confirms his involvement and says he will pursue Oswald's interests.
Mrs. R asks if vitamin pills are worthless. Dr Molner says they are not useless but are not needed by everyone and excess is wasteful. For those who lack certain nutrients supplements can help, especially the elderly or infirm. Fraudulent high pressure selling and grand promises are condemned.
President Johnson appoints Margaret K. Hickey, public affairs editor at Ladies Home Journal, as chairman of the Citizens Advisory Council on the Status of Women. The council and an interdepartmental committee were created November 1 by the late President Kennedy to ensure ongoing leadership in advancing women’s status.
Rep William Scherle of Henderson said he is organizing a new legislative highway study committee to replace the one expired by default when the 1963 general assembly let it lapse.
The research bureau has funds to finance the committee through June 30, 1965. Rep. Dewey Goode of Bloomfield and Sen. Martin Wiley of Cedar Rapids will join the highway study group, serving with the legislative chairmen. Each will appoint a Democratic member to complete the five member panel.
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