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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1968
Page
28
A reader asks why her two year old daughter cannot chew and only eats strained baby food. Dr Mother advises gradual introduction of soft solids, patience, and playful strategies to encourage chewing without scolding.
Dr Mother welcomes reader mail but cannot answer individually due to high volume. Questions are incorporated in his column whenever possible.
The Arthritis Foundation reports 16.8 million Americans have arthritis up from 3.5 million previously. About 3.4 million are disabled at any time while funding to combat the disease totals roughly 15 million dollars.
Noted photographer Yousuf Karsh will appear on The Dick Cavett Show at 9:30 AM Tuesday. The program airs on Channel 9 in color.
The Cedar Rapids Gazette began publication in 1883 by The Gazette Co. at 508 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa 52406. Subscription rates include 55 cents per week by carrier and various mail options with monthly and yearly terms. The Associated Press holds exclusive rights to local news and AP dispatches.
Dan's Review reports in its Sunday poll that about 300 corporate chiefs favor Nixon over Rockefeller. Nixon earns 45 percent to Rockefeller's 40 percent with Nixon narrowly leading in a business community survey.
The poor people's campaign in Washington faces a funding crunch as it plans a May Memorial Day demonstration. Organizers warn they need money to finish Resurrection City huts while more demonstrators arrive, with numbers growing to about 5,000 housed by May 24.
AFL-CIO Communications Workers says mail ballot approved the three year pact by 8 719 to 6 347. About 23 000 installers and 175 000 other Bell employees were involved in the nationwide walkout. Wages and fringe benefits rise about 6 5 percent yearly. Installers earned about 3 27 an hour before the strike versus 2 79 for other Bell workers.
A local wanted ad seeks an unusual item, outlining the search and the identifying details. The notice prompts readers to report sightings or bids to the listing party.
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