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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1968
Page
5
Dear Dr. Mother explains that bread yeast is a useful harmless microbe and not the cause of infections. It discusses germs, antibiotics, and the balance of bacteria and yeast in digestion, noting bread yeast won’t cause yeast infections.
A plastic bomb exploded outside the Christian Dior fashion house in Paris last week. The blast shattered the front door and windows and damaged exterior wood, but the interior remained undamaged.
A spokesman for the house said the act seemed designed to attract attention. Dior received two threatening letters. Police and firemen opened an investigation after an explosion. Two taxi drivers nearby reported hearing the blast at a red light but saw no one.
The 22nd annual Avignon festival in southern France will present drama choral and symphonic music ballet and motion pictures from July 12 through August 16, according to the French Government Tourist Office in New York.
Among participating groups are the Living Theater, the National Popular Theater, the 20th Century Ballet and the French Radio Orchestra. Tickets may be obtained through travel agents in the United States and Canada.
Miss Wilma C. Cox of Anamosa married Thomas J. Paulsen of Wyoming at the Presbyterian church in a 2 PM ceremony. Rev. John B. Wild officiated. A 300 guest reception followed. The bride, a Coe College attendee and teacher, wore lace over satin with a jeweled crown, roses for flowers. Attendants included Judith Murphy as matron of honor and Linda Cox as bridesmaid. Best man August Paulsen and groomsmen Donald Carstensen Elmer Nissen. ushers Richard Fishwild Thomas Rohwedder Merle Cox Paul Lumpa. The couple will live on a farm near Wyoming.
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