Public safety weighs new one way plans and traffic ideas
Cedar Rapids officials, led by Safety Commissioner Bob Johnson, weigh further one way street moves for Second and Third avenues and Ellis park area, seeking public input while considering a trial for left turn limits, speed in residential areas, and new street signs. Local park vandalism prompts appeal for public cooperation and preservation.
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Cedar Rapids
Public Safety Department
Johnson
Ellis Park
Russell Brown
Brown
Iowa
Mt. Vernon Road
Eighth Avenue
Center Point Road
Rearmament in Goettingen Frights American Visitors
Gazette Correspondent Julie Foster reports from Goettingen Germany where West Germans rearming alarms American students. They witness soldiers on streets and war ruins, while Germans protest atomic tests yet read war books. The group plans a July tour through Poland and Czechoslovakia with 20 students from several nations.
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Julie Foster
Europe
Goettinger
Germany
Miss Foster
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Fractures Hip After City Hall Visit
Austin Gailey of Scarsdale New York visited Hagerstown City Hall to see City Engineer E F Hovermale who was ill in hospital. Gailey, an employee of Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone, fell down stairs after returning to work and fractured his hip at Washington County hospital where Hovermale was a patient.
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Hagerstown
Austin Gailey
Scarsdale
N. Y
City Hall
E. F. Hovermale
Hovermale
Washington County Hospital
Gailey
Chesapeake and ‘Potomac Telephone Company
English Barber Opens Shave-Yourself Shop
A Bridgnorth barber introduces a do it yourself shaving cubicle with two electric razors. The charge is 6 pence per shave as customers handle their own grooming.
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Bridgnorth
England
UPI
Nursing care in Grossmont double room noted
Grossmont California Mrs. Robert Guess, a nurse at Grossmont hospital, cared for two women in a shared double room identified as Lovelady and Manlove. The report focuses on patient care in the hospital setting.
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Grossmont
Calif
Robert Guess
Grossmont Hospital
Lovelady
Manlove
Iowa communities neglect alcoholism treatment says university researcher
Dr Harold A Mulford Jr of the University of Iowa told Linn County executives in Cedar Rapids that communities focus on tuberculosis heart disease and cancer while giving little attention to alcoholics He noted alcoholism ranks high among health problems and urged more help for drinkers as Linn County forms a local committee led by President Wayne K Wright to educate the public.
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Des Moines
Hallvorson
Cedar Rapids
Harold A. Mulford, Jr
University of Iowa At
Iowa City
Iowa
Linn County Committee On
Mulford
University
Linn County Committee
Wayne K. Wright
Linn County
Obesity Seen Tied to Illness by USC Professor
SAN FRANCISCO AP professor John F. Bester of the University of Southern California told the state pharmaceutical convention that obesity is directly tied to illness. He urged reducing intake by eating less as the sole effective method to reduce weight.
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San Francisco
John F. Bester
University of Southern California
Bester
Man 69 Returns Home After Jail Stint in Bicycle Theft
A 69 year old man who has spent 52 years in and out of jail was captured by police for bicycle theft in Kyoto Japan. He expressed happiness at returning to his old home after the arrest.
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Kyoto
Japan
UPI
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