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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1971
Page
4
Cedar Rapids recreation commission and Linn county Red Cross outline summer volunteer training and learn to swim lessons at four municipal pools. Free junior and senior lifesaving instruction runs June 14 25 weekdays 9 am to noon. training by Red Cross water safety instructors open to Linn county residents.
A national survey of 1,374 American men 16 to 64 finds 20 percent think some violence is necessary for social change and about one third tolerate substantial police force including shooting to kill to control uprisings. The study by Monica Blumenthal at the University of Michigan notes many support punitive measures and self defense as justifications for violence.
The French government is renting out royal era sites to host private parties and conferences. Starting three years ago with the 17th century chateau at Maisons-Lafitte, demand grows for weddings, receptions, concerts and business meetings at historic venues across France.
The first Girl Scout troop in the United States was formed in 1912 by Juliette Gordon Low in Savannah Georgia, establishing a movement that grew nationwide. Britannica notes the milestone as the origin of the Girl Scouts.
The Cedar Rapids Jaycees launch T.H.R.E.A.D. to involve members and others in address race relations. Phase one offers seminars at Jane Boyd Community House. phase two pairs Cedar Rapids black and white students for cultural exchange. phase three presents findings and phase four pursues a community development project.
A compact notice invites readers to use want ads for buying and selling solutions. It highlights that classified help can connect buyers with sellers and simplify transactions. Readers are guided to place or respond to ads for quick results.
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