Physical Education as Essential Part of Cedar Rapids Education
Dennis Bates reports Cedar Rapids efforts to treat physical education as a core part of total education. Coordinator Dudley Draxton explains goals focus on healthy bodies, self esteem, and development of motor skills through varied activities, movement elements, intramurals, and inclusive practices across K-12.
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Dudley Draxton
Draxton
Cedar Rapids
English puzzles prove Britons' verbal prowess and charm
Roy Dean's 12468 crosswords claim stirs debate as the Times puzzle culture showcases British wit. From BBC panel quizzes to New Society dinner party tests, English puzzles reflect education, class, and a national flair for word play across media and readers.
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London
Roy Dean
Bromley
Kent
Times of London
The
Times
New Society
U Thant
Simone de Beauvoir
Charles Chaplin
Margaret Mead
Marshall McLuhan
Elizabeth Taylor
Bank of England
110 Students Enrolled in UN High School Contest
A total of 110 Linn county high school students from eight schools join the United Nations Association Cedar Rapids chapter contest. Winners receive prizes up to 100 dollars and a chance to a UN bus tour to New York with five days of seminars and a visit to shows like 1776. The tour departs April 3 with 41 participants and four adult counselors.
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Linn County
Cedar Rapids
United Nations Assn
Melvina Svec
Alburnett
Center Point
Central City
Lisbon
Marion
North Linn
Jefferson
Washington
United Nations
New York
UNA
Lincoln Center
Grand Central Ymca
V Oe
Brookland Drive
Vicar Blocks Inscription on Infant Tombstone in Tamworth
In Tamworth England AP report Vicar Hubert George refused to permit the inscription A tiny flower lent not given to bud on earth and bloom in heaven on an infant tombstone. He argued the Church of England supports prayer and hope but not assuming the afterlife.
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Tamworth
England
Hubert George
Church of England
Nations adopt nickel alloys for seventy new coins in 1969
Thirty five countries adopted nickel and nickel alloy compositions to mint seventy new coins during 1969. This move aimed to standardize coinage materials and ensure durability for circulating currency across participating nations.
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