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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1966
Page
8
Eight complaints of stolen clothing have been reported in three weeks centering on women s undergarments and swimsuits. Thefts occurred at multiple locations around Marion. Quiet Fourth observed with few fireworks complaints and no traffic accidents.
Year round knit wear described in rayon wool and 3 ply yarns with a lacy shell pattern. Pattern 777 fits sizes 32 34 and 36 38, 35 cents plus 15 cents mailing. Mail to Laura Wheeler Cedar Rapids Gazette New York address with name and zip. Also ads for Needlecraft Spectacular catalog quilts and related books with prices.
A cooling air mass eased heat across New England and the Great Lakes on Tuesday with highs in the 60s and 50s in some hills. Rocky Mountain temperatures fell to the 40s while Kalispell Montana recorded 39. Detroit Lakes saw softball sized hail and 3.5 inches of rain amid strong winds. Philadelphia posted a record 103 as three hot days persisted. Harrisburg hit 104 while Buffalo suburbs faced water restrictions and New York City cooled to 78. Metropolitan roads buckled under heat and traffic.
Washington column argues that consensus under Johnson helped pass major programs and hold national unity. Attacks from both left and right threaten a vital mechanism in a majority rule system, risking broader political damage if shattered.
Texas A M College Station received a $15 grant from the Caroline Mounties 4H club of Ridgely Maryland to aid fever research. The funds will buy filters for a research microscope used in studying swamp fever affecting valuable animals, including bred horses.
In Rio de Janeiro authorities report a commuter train accident that killed five and injured 65, with investigations focusing on leadership and safety practices. The incident drew attention to public transit accountability and the responsibilities of officials in preventing such disasters.
Joe Keefe born Feb 15 1946 in Denver was one of the first blue babies saved by a major blood exchange. He later attended Columbia Basin College in Richland and has now passed his draft physical for induction into the armed forces with flying colors.
Harvard enrolls 120 freshmen from families near the poverty line under a Simmons funded program. Dean Henry Briggs notes many come from rural or urban slums with limited schooling. About 85 percent of risk students graduate, boosting their communities and the college’s enviroment. Federal aid supports incomes between 3600 and 4000 dollars, with expansion expected to help more such students.
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