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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1969

Page

9

The Moment You Began to Be You

The article argues the most important moment in life is conception when male sperm meets the egg, determining sex and starting development. It traces embryonic growth from a microscopic egg to a one inch, under one ounce fetus by the second month, noting organs forming and external sex not yet determinable. It ends urging readers to remember this as they consider their self importance.

Andelman

Wanted Ice In Worst Way

Chicago police caught an 18 year old burglary suspect red handed outside a liquor store. He had stripped to his bare bottom while sliding down an ice chute to get ice for a picnic. He was charged with burglary after the incident on the Southwest Side.

Chicago

Iranian brass dismiss Baghdad sinking report

Iran denounced a Baghdad radio claim that an Iranian troopship sank in the Persian Gulf with 480 dead. Navy commander Admiral Resaei Foreign Minister Zahedi and others called the report baseless and untrue stating no Iranian vessel had sunk recently.

Tehran Iran Bagdad Persian Gulf Adm Farajullah Resaei Armed Forces Abulhassan Sadatmand Ardeshir Zahedi Bagdad Radio North Yemen

New Law Sets Penalties for Drinking Drivers If Passed

Yes. The 1969 legislature enacted a law effective July 1 with stricter penalties for driving under the influence and court guidelines for determining intoxication. The toxication standard is blood alcohol of one-tenth of one percent by weight. First offense carries a 300 to 1000 dollar fine, up to one year in jail, and at least 120 days license loss. Second offense includes license loss of at least 240 days, 500 to 1000 dollar fine, up to one year in jail or commitment to alcoholism treatment. Third offense entails license loss of at least one year and a state prison or institutional commitment up to five years.

Family Hijack to Havana Ends With Return to Miami

An 89 aboard Eastern Airlines DC-8 from Newark to Miami diverted to Havana by a Spanish speaking man wielding a knife and a bottle marked explosives. His wife and 15 year old daughter were with him. the plane returned to Miami after spent hours in Havana. The hijacker and his family remained in Cuba.

Miami Cuba Eastern Airlines Havana Perez David Savage Hutain Newark

Woman Arrested on Shoplifting Attempt

Sylvia Bottoms, 29, of 1260 Wilson avenue SW, was arrested at Arlans, 4501 First avenue SE, Sunday on charges of shoplifting and contributing to the delinquency of a minor. She posted a total of $610 bond on the charges and was released. Authorities said she had her 10-year-old son aid her in the shoplifting attempt. Police reported they tried to leave with clothing valued at $36.24.

Sylvia Bottoms Wilson Avenue Arlans First Avenue SE

Man admits hoax confessions of multiple deaths

Nashville AP report says Ernest Paul Sims 26 confessed to killing two Michigan teens and an Oklahoma City taxi driver, then recanted calling the confession a fabrication after family intervention. Police note prior doubt about the murders and place him in Tupelo on the cab driver slaying date.

Nashville Ernest Paul Sims Metropolitan Michigan Oklahoma City Kenneth Reasonover Sims Reasonover Ann Arbor Mich Marilyn Skelton Milan

Younger Priests at odds with Pope over birth control

New York based UPI reports a McCall's magazine survey showing five of seven priests under 40 disagree with Pope Paul VI on birth control. Younger clergy push for doctrinal changes including priestly marriage, non geographical parishes, varied liturgy, and reform of canon law.

New York UPI McCall’s Magazine McCall's U.S McCall’s

Inmate Escapes Jail Again at Clarksville Texas

Doyle McGuire, 46, who escaped last month by hacking through a jail window, escaped again last week using the same method at the same jail. He faces multiple charges including bootlegging and has not yet been apprehended.

Clarksville, Texas UPI Doyle McGuire McGuire

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