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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1966
Page
15
A survey of 1 085 youths shows Protestant 38 percent Catholic 30 and Jewish 21 with most convinced by church doctrines. Many harbor reservations or doubts with 32 8 percent Protestant reservations and 32 1 percent Protestant doubts among others.
The temperature in New York reached 101 degrees Wednesday, breaking the July 13, 1954 record by eight degrees and signaling an extreme heat spell for the city.
A Minuteman intercontinental ballistic missile was destroyed by a range safety officer seconds after launch on a 5000 mile test flight across the Pacific from Vandenberg Air Base California. An Air Force spokesman said the missile developed a malfunction and was destroyed. Cause was not immediately determined.
An American embassy spokesman says a US Army C-47 wreckage discovered deep in Malaysia's jungle is from a 1945 crash. No skeletons were found. the plane struck a 3,000 foot mountain about 175 miles north of Kuala Lumpur, likely in the latter half of 1945.
Mrs Lyndon Johnson receives an honorary degree at Boys Town while reflecting on the challenges boys face. She notes she is not an expert but is getting to know boys as they appear in her family. Ronald Reagan and leaders discuss unemployment equality of opportunity and elder care.
In Rabbit Creek Alaska the community fair rents soapbox time to candidates seeking public office in August's primary. For $2 a minute speakers may talk as long as they wish to fund the fair's activities.
In Grenada Mississippi five Negro pickets, mostly teens, were arrested for obstructing traffic as they marched downtown in support of an economic boycott against white merchants. The arrests came as civil rights organizers planned new talks aimed at building a stronger economic protest.
GRAND HAVEN Mich August 18 William Rome 18 killed in an auto accident Sunday will be buried in a lot paid for by his teenage friends who raised funds for the family and arranged the burial plans with local church and funeral home officials.
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