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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1963
Page
11
In Key West Florida a growing number of bottle collectors explore a sunken city dump turned makeshift museum. Diggers descend into holes with scrapers and shovels seeking antique bottles, often identifying ages and purposes while bystanders marvel at the activity and curiosity.
The Cedar Rapids board of education hired its first full time social studies consultant Wentworth Clarke 37 currently at the University of Nebraska where he supervises practice teachers in social studies Clarke begins with the 1963 1964 year at 10300 annual pay He holds bachelor and master degrees from the University of Omaha and has completed all but the dissertation for a doctorate He taught in the Omaha public schools from 1949 to 1961
Three Oelwein men were sentenced to one year in Fayette county jail for theft of barbed wire. Jerry Crawford aged 21 Ronald Rodrick 20 and Gordon Hofer 24 appeared Monday in court.
Readers seek medical guidance on pinworm infection within families, cold sores caused by herpes simplex, and itchy skin. Dr Molner advises family-wide treatment for pinworm, explains herpes triggers and that vaccines may help some, and notes diabetes or wool sensitivities can cause generalized itching with doctor follow up.
Lorraine Belinsky, 20, sister of pitcher Bo Belinsky, was chosen Miss Trenton in New Jersey eliminations for Miss Universe. The Trenton High School graduate will compete in the state finals on June 28.
The Senate confirmed 25 Iowa postmasters previously nominated by Kennedy. Names include Iva M. Mauck Garwin Marjorie Trusty Oakdale Florence K. Hamilton Riverside Alvin M. Zwanziger Strawberry Point Cecil C. Ramsdell Toledo and Glenn W. Fleck Vinton.
DES MOINES AP The Seventh-day Adventist Church promotes a five day plan to quit smoking. Francis Soper editor of Listen described at the Iowa Conference meeting that the church seeks voluntary five day non smoking pledges. He outlined the program to state delegates.
The speaker linked smoking to lung cancer and noted trials in Minneapolis Denver New York and Chicago. He said Adventist churches in Des Moines will follow. He claimed seventy percent who quit smoking for five days do not resume the habit.
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