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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1969

Page

17

Golda Meir Secures Labor Nomination as Israel’s Leader

The Labor party central committee approved Golda Meir 287 to 45 to be Israel’s next prime minister after Levi Eshkol’s death. Dayan’s supporters opposed her, while Dayan indicated willingness to serve under her. Meir, 70, faces health doubts but accepts the post with cabinet unchanged.

Jerusalem Israel Labor Party Golda Meir Zalman Shazar Levi Eshkol Defense Moshe Dayan Meir Milwaukee Sabras Allen Dayan Shimon Peres Mrs. Meir

Duplicate Bridge Winners Named in Thursday Night Welty Way Session

In a Welty Way game Thursday night Eva McNair and Royce McCray won first place. Keith Bean and Mrs. John Stamy tied for second with Joe Verbick and Don Stair. No game Sunday due to the Davenport tournament.

Welty Way Eva McNair Royce McCray Keith Bean Williamsburg John Stamy Joe Verbick Don Stair

Romantic Shrine Sparks Dormitory Blaze at Stanford

Stanford, Calif. A 19 year old religion student Paul Marienthal lit a candle and left a note near a dorm room sharing a coed. The candle burned the note and set a hallway rug aflame. Firemen extinguished the blaze and called it an innocent but overzealous romantic gesture.

Marienthal Stanford University Miss Sussman

Ohio State Starts ROTC for Coeds

Ohio State University announces the nation’s first ROTC program for women students. Col Robert P Moody aviation professor calls it a breakthrough aiding women’s equality as Dr John T Bonner says OSU is first to offer the program and expects inquiries and applications for an air force commission.

Columbus, Ohio UPI Ohio State University Robert P. Moody Ohio State Air Force Air Force Commission Moody John T. Bonner OSU

Pro Bowlers Tour Event From Milwaukee Purse

A Milwaukee held Pro Bowlers Tour event features a $60,000 purse broadcast in color on KCRG TV Channel 9 at 2 30 PM Saturday.

Milwaukee Kcrg-Tv Channel 9

Whooping Crane Stamp Sparks Wedding Invitation Swap

In Lynnfield Massachusetts a woman who bought 200 whooping crane stamps for her daughter's wedding invitations returned to the post office to exchange them after her daughter said the crane resembled a stork. The incident highlights reception to the design and a customer request for a different stamp.

Lynnfield Mass

Skunks Move Into Girl Scout HQ in Ogallala

In Ogallala Nebraska a family of skunks settles under the Star Council of Girl Scouts headquarters prompting officials to seek safe relocation options and perimeter checks around the building.

Ogallala, Neb UPI Star Council Girl Scouts

So Feminine Pineapple Stitch Blouse Pattern Ad

Advertisement for a crochet blouse pattern 905 in pine­apple stitch. Sizes 32 to 38, with 50 cents plus 15 cents mailing. Send pattern request to Laura Wheeler Cedar Rapids Gazette Needlecraft Dept Box 161 New York NY 10011.

Laura Wheeler The Cedar Rapids Gazette Needlecraft Dept Old Chelsea Station New York N.Y

Dear Abby readers answer common social dilemmas

Dear Abby offers practical advice on workplace etiquette laundry list ethics and dating remarks. The column tackles a dentist hygiene complaint a blunt comeback to a dating jab and a frugal junk-mail suppression method with measured guidance.

Fashion 1969 Promises Feminine and Pretty Styles

A fashion overview notes a return to soft afternoon and evening dresses in chiffons and laces with real sashes and possible new bustles. It highlights designers like Donald Brooks and Bill Blass and discusses spring trends including bertha collars and see through fabrics, plus questions about hairy chests and masculine grooming.

Johns Hopkins study links fatty liver deaths to alcohol in 25 44 age group

A Johns Hopkins University team reports a sharp rise in sudden deaths among people aged 25 to 44 due to acute fatty liver. They conclude alcohol consumption is chiefly responsible for the deaths and urge further public health attention.

Johns Hopkins University

Medical care costs rise faster than other expenses

Figures from the American Nurses Association show medical care costs increased 36.7 percent from 1957-59 to 1967, highlighting the growing burden of health expenses over a decade.

New York American Nurses’ Assn

Queen Elizabeth Takes Ride on London Subway

The queen rode the London Victoria line subway opening ceremony, descending 70 feet and touring from Green Park to Oxford Circus. A ticket machine rejected three sixpence before she finally earned a ticket with officer assistance amid royal spectacle.

Queen Elizabeth London Subway London UPS Britain Green Park Station Royal Navy Cmdr John Slater Slater F. E. Wilkins London Transport Oxford Circus Francis Fountain

Plastic crib sheets can be hazardous to infants

Dr. A. B. Rosenfield of the Minnesota Department of Health notes 13 deaths linked to plastic material, with six infants smothered in cribs as airtight sheets and mattress covers molded over their faces, highlighting risk from plastic crib coverings.

A. B. Rosenfield Minnesota

Japanese Develop Artificial Tobacco Plant With Fewer Chromosomes

Japanese scientists report creation of an artificial tobacco plant with half the usual chromosome count. The plant was developed from male pollen without using a female ovum, suggesting a new approach to plant genetics.

London professor cites whisky and milk as sleeping aid

Professor F. E. Camps of a London university says whisky and hot milk are preferable to sleeping pills and warns that he would use drugs to destroy the world rather than atomic bombs if he wished to do so.

Abby London University F. E. Camps Camps

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