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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1967
Page
7
Dear Abby advises a frustrated wife to set a clear deadline and remove a long staying ex wife from her home. The column responds to multiple reader questions about manners, relationships, and social expectations raising concerns over marriage, letters, or companionship.
Seventeen Luther College students graduated at January end marking the first semester completion. Recipients include Gary Crawford of Independence John Cutting and Mildred Kjome of Decorah and Oliver Lybeck of Independence. A tour operator notes Europe trips expanding as air fare cuts reduce costs.
Gateway Holiday announces escorted all air tours of Europe offering tourists broader access to key sights and major cities across the continent.
The Public Health Service reports 3,629,000 births in 1966, the lowest since 1950, while net population gain reached about 1.76 million due to births minus deaths. Marriages rose to 1,844,000 with a 19.4 per thousand rate, divorces at 494,000, and the death rate at 9.5 per thousand. Infant mortality stood at 23.4 per 1,000 live births, down from 24.8 in 1965.
DETROIT AP Cornelia G. Kennedy received a jury summons for recorder's court j but sent regrets. She expressed interest in serving yet returned to her duties as a judge in Detroit's circuit court.
Edward J. Hanna and G. Blencoe took first in the Howell movement at the Roosevelt hotel. Karl Henrikson and W. Eyman were runners-up.
Wilhelmina Reuben, a Duke University honor student and campus leader, is elected the first Negro May Queen at the women's college. Mimi says she is adjusting to the honor and has walked in a haze of disbelief and excitement.
Rango follows a jewel thief trail with footprints spotted Friday at 8 PM on Channel 9 in color. The chase unfolds through the city streets as investigators close in on the suspect.
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