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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1968

Page

4

Press Coverage Differs With Each President

Washington aging White House access shows a shift from open lobby visits to controlled briefings. Johnson meetings rarely appear in daily calendars and reporters seldom see White House visitors or schedule details while Kennedy and Eisenhower faced varying press access.

Washington UPD White House Johnson Truman Eisenhower Kennedy House Senate Dwight Eisenhower Sherman Adams West Executive Avenue Executive Offic Adams John F White House South

Boyd Seay s Agency Earned Its Full Share of Warts

Transportation Secretary Alan Boyd says his new agency earned a full share of warts in its first year, with SST delays, high speed rail setbacks, auto safety battles, and maritime agency fights. He cites ongoing studies and budget reviews as steps toward change while noting progress on mass transit and air safety funding.

Boyd Washington UPI Alan Boyd New York Maritime Administration Transportation Department Johnson Boeing Auto Safety William Haddon National Highway Safety Bureau Haddon Congress Department of Housing and Urban Development

Greeks To Vote On Constitution In September Referendum

Athens AP reports Premier Papadopoulos announced a national referendum will be held September 1 on a new Greek constitution. The 125 article charter, prepared by a 20 member committee of legal experts, updates the 1952 constitution for the army-backed regime.

Athens Greece Papadopoulos

Seal dies at Stanley Park amid autopsy findings

Blackie the seal, a Stanley Park attraction for children, died last weekend in Vancouver. An autopsy revealed her stomach contained 120 pennies, 10 nickels, 12 dimes and six quarters.

Vancouver B.C Blackie the Seal Stanley Park

India Moves To Quell Rioting in Calcutta

Calcutta police chief imposed a dusk to dawn curfew and ordered shots at law violators as gangs of Hindus and Muslims battled in the streets. Police fired to break up mobs. Prime Minister Indira Gandhi visited trouble spots and appealed for peace while urging firm action.

Calcutta India Indira Gandhi

Tara King Joins The Avengers On KCRG TV Debut

Tara King makes her debut as John Steed's new partner on The Avengers at 6 30 PM Wednesday in color on KCRG TV Channel 9.

Tara King John Steed the Avengers Kcrgtv

School Board Adopts Annexation Plan and Staff Changes

The Board approves a resolution to petition Hiawatha for annexation of the elementary school grounds as private land west of the campus develops. It also certifies teaching contracts for next year, grants a release from Catherine Quindiagan’s Madison School contract, accepts Ruth Lutz’s resignation from Truman School, and approves Helen Bothwell’s professional leave for 1968-69 to pursue graduate study. New hires include Lela White, Paul Campbell, Susan M Anderson, Sondra Bolsinger, Kurt Gundacker, Willard Masters, Kathy Mathews, Cheryl Miller, and Katherine Parish. A property purchase at 204 Fifth Street SW for $11,600 supports district parking. The district receives a presidential reference library gift from Encyclopedia Britannica, selected for 1,000 districts on Britannica’s 1200th anniversary.

Hiawatha Ruth Lutz Truman School Helen Bothwell Washington High School University of Iowa Lela White Paul Campbell Susan M. Anderson Sondra Bolsinger Kurt C. Gundacker Willard G. Masters Kathy A. Mathews Cheryl J. Miller Katherine E. Parish Imone Supi Arnold Salisbury Encyclopedia Britannica Encyclopedia

Kupferman to Not Seek Re-Election in New York 17th District

Rep. Theodore Kupferman, a Republican who succeeded Mayor John Lindsay as congressman from the 17th district in Manhattan, announced he will not seek another term.

NEW York Theodore Kupferman John Lindsay Manhattan

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