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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1967
Page
2
A glossy survey notes the rise of bra-less fashion among twiggy icons and designers embracing lightweight undergarments. Hollywood teens flaunt casual glamour with private clubs and luxury homes, while trends like pickle snacks and washing machine friendly tweed coats gain traction.
Indianapolis's Methodist hospital complex opens a children's pavilion combining modern surgical and diagnostic facilities with TLC. The design centers on comfort for kids and families, featuring open heart surgery rooms, child friendly art, mother friendly spaces, and nurse visibility to reduce fear and isolation.
Dr. Wesley C. Becker of the University of Illinois will open the Iowa Council for Exceptional Children annual meeting in the Roosevelt hotel with a 4 p.m. talk on Friday followed by seven workshops. Becker specializes in classroom behavior modification and parent behavior studies. The Cedar Rapids and Iowa City CEC chapters co sponsor with Linn County Association for Mental Health. Dr. Hunter H. Comly speaks at Saturday noon luncheon.
Oakland officers stop two men as they try to close a trunk overflowing with dresses stolen from a nearby shop. The suspects fled after reversing into an officer’s car and abandoning a stolen vehicle.
NORAD stands for North American Air Defense Command explaining the origin of the acronym and its regional defense scope.
An assertion from the article proclaims New York as the nation’s foremost manufacturing state, highlighting its dominant role in the sector. The piece emphasizes the state’s industrial output and economic significance within the national context.
Dallas records show June still leads for weddings but August is closing the gap. The Dallas county clerk reports August 1967 had 21 fewer weddings than June, indicating a rising trend for August ceremonies.
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