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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1965
Page
4
Report on Baltimore's Job Corps recruitment at Harlem Park for youths 16 to 21 and the planned centers nationwide. Officials explain conditions for license suspension and revocation, citing habitual traffic violations and other offenses as common causes.
Michigan State University doctor says weight and cholesterol affect heart attack risk and that slender people also suffer many heart attacks though less fatal. He notes smoking doubles risk, alcohol does not clearly alter risk, and exercise amount matters. Police describe Swedes less likely to drive with suspended licenses. driver discipline and safety checks cited. In India, police bust a kidnap gang selling young girls for marriage and again kidnapping them.
Missionary Rev. Frank Crown will install two 90 kilowatt generators donated from Monticello, Iowa, to supply electricity to his Macuma Ecuador radio station HCIB and mission. The project, begun 18 years ago, aims to boost a jungle gospel center with schools and an experimental farm as parts are shipped from New Orleans. The plan faces high transport costs but Crown remains hopeful that power will be flowing within a year.
The Coe air force ROTC band led by Norman Stafford will perform Ruffles and Flourishes and the Air Force song during the inauguration parade in Washington on Wednesday. The roster lists 41 band members and color guard with members from Cedar Rapids, Des Moines, Indianola, Keota, Monona, and other cities, traveling Wednesday night to arrive in Washington and perform in the reviewing stand between 2 and 2 30 am. The band will be housed at Fort Belvoir and will escort Gov. Harold Hughes as part of the fourth parade division.
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