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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1967
Page
2
A Cedar Rapids Gazette column urges flu vaccination and notes two injections may be needed if the last dose was long ago. It previews a likely rise in Asian flu and answers reader questions on ulcers bee stings egg allergies eye liner and blood thinning in warm climates.
Fredericksburg Virginia plans to reimburse the federal government for about 270000 in federal grants. The effort aims to draw interest from congressmen and tourists visiting the historic city by circulating Confederate five hundred dollar bills.
Newcastle police report a prank in which a postman was found inside a mailsack near a parking meter. Traffic warden Robert Bottoms freed him after the sack was discovered, noting the danger of suffocation.
Stewart Granger and Grace Kelly star in Green Fire airing on Channel 9 Monday night at 9 in color.
The 1968 Mercedes-Benz 250S emphasizes engineering over styling with a rear swing-axle suspension, a hydro-pneumatic rear spring, 10 inch disc brakes on all wheels, and vibration damping for high speed. It features a precise 6 cylinder overhead cam engine, tight tolerances, extensive corrosion protection, and orthopedic tuned seats. Price starts at 5897 dollars, with options including power steering and a 4 speed automatic. SAFETY NOTE: Mercedes-Benz pioneered safety features like dual-circuit brake lines and disc brakes.
A 28 page color brochure highlights the 250S and five other Mercedes Benz models. Clip and mail the coupon or visit a dealer for a test drive. The ad touts the car against rivals priced around $6600 and suggests shorter obsolescence.
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