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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1967
Page
8
Camp director Jim Springer announced the one day Memorial Day outing is full with more than 60 boys signed up and a waiting list. The Y invites college men to apply as counselors and notes some summer sessions are full though registrations remain open for all periods except June 25 to July 1 and July 9 to 15.
Washington based inquiry led by Dr William Haddon examines the nations 32000 annual school bus accidents. A national safety code is to be drafted by July to standardize rules from drivers to stop lights. Critics argue bus design, seating, and economics shape safety, with Nader calling for new bus design rather than belts.
Police raided the Northeast Mutual Improvement Assa headquarters in Rochester New York and found three improvers of the breed not for the neighborhood. The trio was charged with bookmaking.
Architect J M Pei warned that moving MBTA yards from Cambridge to Dorchester could push the Kennedy Memorial Library project back at least three years. The Kennedy Library board had approved the location in 1964 with construction hoped to start in 1967.
Billinge England police hunt a thief who stole a four foot thigh and a 20 yard long stone wall, an unusual crime baffling investigators and prompting local appeals for information.
The Ford Foundation awarded three grants totaling 698,530 to Fisk University Tuskegee Institute and the University of Michigan to expand racial research by Black social scientists over three years. A separate 250,000 grant to the Frederick Douglass Institute funds an education program on Black cultural and historical background in Washington.
Workmen tear down two welcome signs that read Massachusetts on the Massachusetts Turnpike as officials say the advertising distracted from the natural landscape. The move follows concerns about visual impact along the highway in West Stockbridge Massachusetts.
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