Communication Difficulty Hinders Change at Cedar Rapids workshop
Professor George Forrell urged Cedar Rapids teachers that modern ethics must adapt to a pluralistic, resource-limited world. He warned against lone Western archetypes and called for cross cultural tolerance. The sex education workshop continues through Friday to build a Christian program.
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George Forrell
University of Town
Cedar Rapids
Farrell
Lke
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Fortell
Cedar Rapids Names Two Policewomen for Youth Bureau
The Cedar Rapids city council appointed Mary P. Armbrecht and Dorothy L. Hadish to join the police force's youth bureau, effective July 15. Safety Commissioner John Cherthien recommended the hires, with Chief George Matias noting the women will interview juvenile girls and handle tasks suited to female officers.
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Cedar Rapids
Mary P. Armbrecht
TI Avenue
Dorothy
L. Hadish
Hamilton Street
John Cherthien
George Matias
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Hadish
Meluded
Matias
Son of Chiang Named Vice Premier in Peru Reform Plan
The government unveils a sweeping land reform aimed at dissolving private estates into agrarian-industrial cooperatives. It plans expropriation of foreign lands, including Cerro de Pasco mines and W R Grace sugar and paper holdings in Peru, as the measure is published Wednesday.
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Chiang
Juin Way
U.S
Cerro de Pasco Mining
W. R. Grace & Co
Peru
Peru's Velasco Proclaims Far Reaching Land Reform Plan
President Velasco announced agrarian reform to nationalize major landholdings and dismantle large estates in Peru. He pledged to end peasant poverty, create farmer communities, and expand small and medium properties with land paid for by bonds or cash, while warning against sabotage or opposition. The move followed Peru's 1968-landing expropriations and signaled a sweeping shift away from large landowners and foreign holdings.
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Peru
Standard Oil
New Jersey
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Washington
U.S
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Velasco
International Petroleum Co
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Efinery
IPG
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Yelasco
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Cigaret Use in U S Still Dropping Says Agriculture Dept
UPI reports per capita cigaret consumption in the United States continues to fall. Experts say 1969 consumption may total near last year’s 546 billion cigarettes. With population growth, the decline from 1988’s 209 packs per person over 18 remains likely. Chiang Ching-kuo named vice premier in cabinet shuffle.
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Washington
UPI
U.S
Agriculture Department
Shueyville may reopen school as district weighs registrations
Shueyville school, closed two years ago, may reopen this fall if additional first grade registrations arrive over the summer, says College Community district superintendent James Bayne. Board awarded Van Note Construction Co. a $6,838 contract to convert a jackery hay area into a classroom at the intermediate school. Public budget hearing rescheduled to 8 p.m. on July 28.
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Shueyville
College Community District
James Bayne
Shueyvillé
van Note Construction Co
Troops reinforced embattled Ben Het camp in Vietnam siege
AP reports hundreds of troops airlifted to Ben Het special forces camp as North Vietnamese forces harass the position. A convoy faced small arms and rocket fire with one American dead and two wounded. U S command says artillery bombardment continues and more allied supply convoys reach the camp. U S B 52 bombers raid enemy positions while five American helicopters are lost to ground fire, totaling 2777 destroyed in the war.
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