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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1967

Page

7

Rotary Hears Review Of Squaw Creek Park Work

Cedar Rapids and Linn County officials outline Squaw Creek Park projects including an artificial lake and a 300 acre site with a city golf course under construction. The lake covers 127 acres and the course should open in early May 1968 with 85 percent completion.

Rotary Squaw Creek Park Cedar Rapids Linn County Don Gardner County Conservation Board George Hamilton Gardner Hamilton Rotary Club Montrose Hotel Squaw Creek Conservation Board Cedar Rapids-Marion Parks Department Ellis Twin Pines Squaw Creek Lake Midwest

Auto Production By Firms Listed

Detroit AP report from Automotive News lists last week’s auto production by makes and shows cumulative 1967 output compared with the previous year.

Detroit Automotive News

Look Magazine pins McCarthy era fates on Red Chinese A bomb men

Look magazine says Chao Chung-yao and Tsien Hsue-shen, key Red China A and H bomb program architects, were driven from the United States during McCarthy investigations. The article notes Tsien later faced deportation while Chao left earlier, and both men contributed to China’s nuclear work after departing.

New York U.S Look Red China Chao Chung-yao California Institute of Technology Tsien Hsue-shen Caltech China

Soviets Agree to Train Hanoi Engineers 1967 1969

The Soviet Union will train 6 900 North Vietnamese engineers and other specialists from 1967 to 1969, the Tass agency said. North Vietnam had originally requested a quota of 9 000 trainees across professional and technical schools, enterprises and construction sites.

Moscow UPI Soviet Union Tass

U S Plans Large Underwater Explosions in Pacific

The Pentagon announced a plan to detonate 2000 tons of conventional explosives in the Pacific next month to improve nuclear detection. The four million pound blast will be the largest in a series of underwater detonations from mid July to mid September in the Aleutian islands area.

Washington Pentagon Pacific Aleutian Islands

Ryan Krebs Soloist for C R Band Concerts at The Cedar Rapids

The Cedar Rapids Municipal band will perform its tenth and eleventh summer concerts at Jones and Bever parks on Wednesday and Sunday nights. Guest soloist is Ryan Krebs, a Franklin junior high ninth grader and son of Mr. and Mrs.Donald W. Krebs. Krebs will play solo trombone on Blue Bells of Scotland and Without a Song under teacher Robert Sadilek, with band director R. L. Moehlmann leading other selections. The program features a range of pieces including Land of Plenty, Pique Dame, Blue Tango, and Espana among others, with concerts starting at 8 p.m.

Cedar. Rapids Jones Bever Parks Ryan Krebs Franklin Junior High School Donald W. Krebs Lost Valley Road Ryan Scotland Pryor Youmans Robert Sadilek R. L. Moehlmann

Plenty of Rooms For Expo Tourist In Montreal

Lodging experts say despite no vacancy signs for Expo 67, visitors can find rooms with some effort. Cancellations open last minute spaces in top hotels, while smaller hotels offer weekend and short stays. Motels on Upper Lachine road report steady availability, challenging the city’s overcrowding reports.

Montreal West End Lachine Road Marcel Provencher New York Provencher

Senate approves staff pay boost for all members

The Senate voted 48 to 31 to grant each of the 100 members an extra 23 400 for staff help as part of an amendment to a 275 million appropriation for the fiscal year beginning July. Senators Miller Hickelooper supported the measure while opponents warned of impacting a separate reform bill.

Washington Senate Congress Iowa Jack Miller Bourke Hickenlooper Joseph Tydings D-Md Mike Monroney D- Okla

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