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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1966
Page
1
Hal Boyle argues that office morale suffers after vacations as workers feel ignored. A modeled welcome plan shows a returning employee named Joe greeted by cheers, lunches, and recognition, making him feel valued and part of a supportive office family.
Secretary of State Rusk cautioned the United States to avoid ill advised moves that could trigger a general war or nuclear holocaust in Vietnam. He said North Vietnam has over 14 regiments in the south, refuses talks on terms favorable to the U S, and noted Sino Soviet tensions affect Hanoi peace efforts.
Five people were injured in four separate crashes on Cedar Rapids streets Thursday evening and Friday morning. None suffered serious injuries though two were hospitalized. Ralph Moore, 59, of 1570 Forty-second St NE, head and chest injuries from a two car collision at Oakland Rd and NE Avenue. John Kirby, 4, from Marion, possible head injury after a door opened during a stop at Lindale Plaza entry. James Protsman, 44, and wife, minor injuries from truck car crash on Center Point Rd NE. Denise Perry, 8, of Oskaloosa, possible head injury riding with her mother at First Ave and 38th St NE. Mrs. Perry cited for failing to yield.
Burglars apparently caused a broken second floor window at the Cedar Rapids Public Library 428 Third Avenue SE. No items were taken and detectives are unsure a formal entry occurred. Custodian found the damage early Friday.
The Clementine Churchill, a 90000 ton supertanker built by Swan Hunter and Wigham Richardson for Hilmar Reksten of Bergen, Norway, was launched in Wallsend England. The sister ship of the Sir Winston Churchill launched last year was dedicated by Mary Soames, daughter of the Churchills.
Henry Stockett had spent a year building a flying saucer powered by a 65 horsepower motor. The craft crashed on takeoff at Dimmit county airport Monday, leaving him with a broken arm and head injuries.
An unscrupulous killer taunts a lawman in a tense plot expected to unfold at 6 00 p m Friday on KCRG TV Channel 9. The program promises a suspenseful confrontation and a decisive showdown between the two antagonists.
Robert S. Wray named ticket chairman for the Gerald Ford dinner honoring John son, who seeks the Second district congressional seat as a Republican. Mrs. Forrest K. Binger, general chairman, announces assistant chair J W Ballard. Ticket HQ opens at Roosevelt hotel Aug 4 from 9 to 4. dinner features Gerald Ford.
The American Nursing Home Association rejected the Medicare patient care reimbursement formula on grounds it excludes return on capital invested in building expansion or equipment and fails to cover full care costs. The council urged aggressive political action to secure changes.
Harlan Lemon defends Hughes for rescinding fines amid Amish dispute. He says the action reflects conscience and county obligations, while attorney general Scalise notes refunds for fines already paid cannot be issued.
The Area 10 technical school board approved a 1966-67 budget totaling 1,488,062 with revenue from a 0.75 mill tax and state and federal funding. It plans $215,249 in federal grants and a $686,226 state grant seek, plus tuition of 53,151. The plan includes campus site reviews and welding, auto, and sales courses with industry input. Local hires and signature permissions were granted.
Pope Paul VI allows restricted use of Esperanto in the Roman Catholic mass. The allowance applies only to portions connected with Esperanto conventions and aims to aid international communication.
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