Increased Student Participation Is Parents Day Theme at Coe
Coe College announces Parents Weekend with a keynote on increased student participation. A Saturday panel includes Gene Henderson and Tim Mauldin with President McCabe and others. Events include operas The Medium and The Telephone, a student art fair, a reception, worship service, and athletic events.
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Coe
R. S. Gates
Daehler-Kitchin
Gates
Gene Henderson
Monona
Tim Mauldin
Oklahoma City
Joseph E. McCabe
Leo L. Nussbaum
Charles E. Hamilton
Gage Union
Union
McCabe
Murray-Douglas
Robert Smythe
Coe Parents Assn
Cedar Rapids
Smythe
Nashville
Bonnie Haddy
Fox Meadow Drive
Jane Berntsen
Clinton
Thomas Klein
Eastern Boulevard
Miss Haddy
Klein
Miss Berntsen
The Cedar Rapids Gazette Subscription Rates
The Cedar Rapids Gazette details carrier and mail subscription options including 8 week 55 cents, six issues one month for various rates, and annual prices. The notice notes delivery areas and exclusive AP republication rights.
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U.S. Territories
Aving Gazette
Air Academy Reopens After Epidemic Enters End
Air Force Academy in Colorado resumes classes after doctors declare an end to a strep throat epidemic that hospitalized 99 cadets. About 3,100 cadets were affected and more than 600 contracted the infection. three days of closure followed.
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Air Force Academy
Colo
UPI
Smoking Clause Lifted By United Methodists
The United Methodist Church removed a clause in its minister code banning smoking or drinking and struck out a selective conscientious objector clause on pacifism. Delegates said minister conduct on smoking and drinking is an individual matter, with emphasis on self control and habits affecting health and maturity.
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Dallas
UPI
United Methodist Church
Uniting Conference
Methodist Church
Committee On
Iraqi measures target Jews, AJC says
The European office of the American Jewish Committee charged that Iraq has enacted a new series of measures openly directed against Jews, signaling intensified discrimination and state policy against the Jewish community.
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Paris
American Jewish Committee
Iraq
Illinois Central wins temporary injunction against strike
UPI reporting judge Richard Austin issued a temporary injunction stopping a Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen strike. The ruling says the railroad did not waive a moratorium set November 7, 1966, delaying pay increases until January 1, 1968 with notices due September 1, 1967. The union had four notices in 1966 and later complaints for extra pay.
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Chicago
UPI
Illinois Central Railroad
Brotherhood of Railroad
U.S
Richard Austin
Union
Rusk Pledges Aid to Poor People Campaign Front
Secretary of State Dean Rusk met about 50 Poor People Campaign leaders led by Rev. Ralph Abernathy in Washington and pledged to end racial discrimination and redirect Vietnam spending to domestic poverty relief. He said the time has come to honor constitutional commitments and will act promptly.
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Dean Rusk
Rusk
Ralph Abernathy
Vietnam
U.S
Marcoses mark 14th anniversary aiding Mayon victims
Manila UPI reports President and Mrs. Ferdinand Marcos spent their 14th wedding anniversary soliciting money for victims of Mt. Mayon eruptions.
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Manila
UPI
Ferdinand Marcos
Mt. Mayon
Grandstand Free Admission At 1968 All Iowa Fair
W H Wenkstein announces all grandstand shows at the 1968 All Iowa fair will be free with only a $1.50 gate charge. Baja Marimba Band directed by Julius Wechter will perform August 14 with other rodeo auto thrill and western music acts planned.
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W. H. Wenkstein
Julius Wechter
Wechter
Herb Alpert
Wenkstein
Grandstand rule set to cover all shows including Baja Marimba
A universal grandstand rule will apply to every show, extending to the Baja Marimba band. The policy ensures consistent seating and access across performances, with enforcement guidelines to be announced by venue management.
Car Production Ahead of 67 Figure
Detroit AP reports GM Ford and Chrysler show higher first four months 1968 car output than 1967. GM produced 1,547,510 in January–April vs 1,392,966 last year. Ford 956,389 vs 668,802. Chrysler 513,634 vs 406,177. April production also rose for all three.
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Detroit
General Motors
Ford
G.M
U.S
Chrysler
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