Nixon says he must win first four primaries to stay alive
Nixon told Republican leaders he believes sweeping the first four primaries is essential to his GOP bid. He aims to win New Hampshire March 12 Wisconsin April 2 Indiana May 7 and Nebraska May 14 to keep momentum ahead of Romney Reagan and potential write ins.
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Woburn Clinic Expands Measles Test Drive Results Reported
The Woburn program tested 31 first rounds with 212 or 67 percent showing levels needing physician review. About 300 were turned away when the auditorium closed. a new session is set for next Sunday. Dr. Charles R. Hardcastle led the drive with 20 nurses and assistants as part of an anti measles effort.
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Free Blood Test Given to 735 in Heart Program
In Woburn Massachusetts 735 people received free blood cholesterol tests as part of a pilot program to detect those susceptible to heart disease. Analysis of all samples will take several days to complete.
Mrs Romney breaks shoulder after bath slip
DETROIT AP Lenore Romney wife of Michigan Gov George Romney suffered a broken shoulder when she slipped and fell in a bathtub at the Romney home in Bloomfield Hills. She was admitted to William Beaumont hospital Royal Oak and there were no complications.
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NAACP Grants Aid to Cedar Rapids Elderly Housing Survey
The Cedar Rapids NAACP voted financial support for a housing survey on elderly needs, with conditions to include all needy city residents. They urged expansion to cover all low income families and sent notes to Mayor, City Council, and commission chair. The meeting cited urban renewal harming the poor. The bulletin ends with a TV exercise segment on Channel 9.
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Detectives Break Bicycle Theft Ring in St Louis Area
Detectives in St Louis and University City broke a bicycle theft ring over the weekend. The roundup included 100 bicycles, 11 juveniles, and a 60 year old man James H Schmidt of St Louis. Schmidt was booked on burglary and contributing to delinquency of a minor after two bicycles were found in his basement and five stripped frames. Police said Schmidt admitted buying two bicycles from boys and planned to give them as Christmas presents.
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Cedar Rapids engineers to present at Montrose hotel meeting
Four leading Cedar Rapids manufacturers will present a program at the Cedar Rapids chapter of the American Society of Tool and Manufacturing Engineers at the Montrose hotel Thursday evening. Albert J. Less Robert Blackburn Jack Lawler Louis F. Fairchild and Mike Kouba will give talks and films, with dinner at 6 30 p m. A fire on Lincoln Heights drive SE caused minor damage to a vacant house, started when wind blew a door against a floor furnace, spotted by a passerby and extinguished by the West Bertram fire department at 8 45 a.m.
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Cedar Rapids Gazette Established 1883 Rates and Mail Policy
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