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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1968

Page

20

Sunbathing at Dak Pek Base Under Threatening Shelling

Capt Don Kevit of Canyon Texas rests atop a sunlit platform above a sandbagged American base at Dak Pek in Vietnam. He keeps boots at the ready as mortar fire potential looms, with the base located 320 miles north of Saigon in the central highlands.

Don Kevit Canyon Texas Dak Pek Vietnam Saigon South Vietnamese

Alec Rose Completes Solo Cape Horn Round-The-World Voyage

Alec Rose, the 36 foot ketch Lively Lady skipper, returns to Portsmouth after a 28 500 mile solo voyage that began July 16 1967. He completes his boyhood dream by sailing around Cape Horn amid an estimated crowd of 200 000 in Portsmouth harbor.

Alec Rose Portsmouth English Rose Cape Horn

Youth protests at Uppsala opening day event

Unidentified French youth carried from the campus of Uppsala University as several youths caused minor disturbances during the Fourth Assembly of the World Council of Churches ceremonies outside Uppsala cathedral. Spokesmen said multiple youth groups were recognized with full membership privileges except voting rights.

Uppsala University Sweden Fourth Assembly of the World Council of Churches Uppsala Council

Watermelon Demonstrators Arrested at Capitol Grounds

Demonstrators from the Poor People’s Campaign ate water melon on Capitol grounds in Washington Thursday before police arrested 23 people, including 12 children. They were charged with obstructing traffic and littering.

Poor People Capitol Washington

Suspicious Quiz on Home Cooking From 1968 Newsday

A humorous piece questions modern homemakers with a tongue in cheek quiz about cluttered kitchens and reliance on convenience foods. It notes parents, guests, and neighbors reacting to domestic habits as a reflection of resourcefulness in cooking.

Aunt Florence American Journal Ho Chi Minh Newsday, Inc

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