Cedar Rapids Needs Vigilance Says Gazette Editor
The Gazette editor Harry Boyd urged Cedar Rapids Rotary to maintain welfare support and accountability at a Roosevelt hotel talk. He cited the city’s high rank among U S cities, strengths like stability, home ownership, low death rates, and strong civic cooperation, while calling for continued effort to sustain progress and quality.
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Air Force Lifts Grounding of F-84 Thunderjets
The Air Force on Monday night lifted the grounding order on its F-84 Thunderjets after a week. On return they will be restricted from using wing-tip tanks except in peacetime displays where not needed. External tanks, used to extend range, may affect balance during maneuvers and were suspected in recent crashes.
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The Morning Hours Inspire Quiet Morning Romance
An essay extols early mornings as calm, productive, and revealing. The narrator invites readers to rise at 5 am to enjoy uncluttered thought, sunlight, and the city awakening with milkmen, newsboys, and traffic. The piece humorously notes coffeehouse and beer breakfast myths while celebrating dawn's orderly, practical routine.
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