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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1968
Page
4
Booking announced for the summer lineup at AlltowA fair features the Golddiggers as the new replacement for Dean Martin. The act will headline a season of entertainment at the amphitheater starting this summer.
The Johns on era committee will develop interim recommendations by December. Dr Milton Eisenhower outlined three focus areas including political violence, mass action by groups, and violent crimes, while examining how media, laws, police, and gun sales affect American life. The piece also lists a Cedar Rapids Iowa fair schedule with events from August 11 to 18 and notes that all grandstand shows are free.
MEA Gersign News Analyst Leon Dennen reports that despite waning charisma, de Gaulle is believed to win a comfortable majority in the June 23 national assembly vote. The article notes France’s turmoil, fear of communists, and reliance on Gaullist voters and the army amid anti NATO sentiment and Soviet policy shifts. The piece contrasts left critics with Gaullist resolve and highlights the enduring political risk from a popular front.
R G Bettiga executive director UCS attends a week long institute on comprehensive health planning at the University of Michigan with topics on medical care financing federal state and local partnerships environmental health needs and community manpower. A Linn county health center was established last December by supervisors. Robert Langford of Worcester will become director July 1. Bond issue plans for a health complex and property option near Twin Pines golf course remain under discussion.
The article highlights Western Europe’s lowest paid workers and discusses wage gaps. It notes Britain’s potential entry into the Common Market for the first time in a decade and frames European unity as a significant forward move.
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