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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1968
Page
29
A selection from Dear Abby presents readers with three questions. A 15 year old favors her uncle and faces a protective mother. a mother in law ignores gifts for younger nephews. and a diner confronts rude behavior over cigarette smoking. Abby urges parental guidance, fair handling, and recognizing personal problems.
A tapestry in St Peter's Basilica depicts 24 French missionaries and Korean converts who died in 19th century religious persecutions. Ceremonies Sunday beatified the martyrs in a tribute to Korea and the global Roman Catholic Church.
About 550 visited six homes Sunday on the Cedar Rapids United Nations Association tour. Organizers reported strong turnout as roughly 575 tickets sold. Proceeds fund a high school bus trip to New York for a United Nations visit.
When filing nails, turn hand palm toward you and use the fingertip as a guide for symmetrical shaping. The fingertip provides a simple reference to shape nails to match each finger.
Miss Jane M. Hoey longtime head of the federal bureau of public assistance from 1936 to 1954 died Sunday in a New York hospital after a stroke at age 76. She also served as United States delegate to the United Nations Social Commission from 1954 to 1957.
Milwaukee police responding to tips about a pot party found a Roman Catholic nun and church choir members in an east side apartment. Investigators said the pot was used to brew tea rather than to make illegal drugs, and the group discussed politics.
Dr. Ernest T. DeWald, longtime savior of Italy's art treasures, collapsed at the Columbia Princeton football game and died Saturday. A WWII adviser to the U S Army Air Corps he helped protect historic works and aided Florence flood restoration. He retired in 1960 as Princeton University art professor.
Dr. Mervin Rosenberg of Constitution Plaza Inc says hospital delivery data fed into nationwide computer systems could detect deviations from normal and prevent future thalidomide tragedies among newborns.
The text promotes pure baby soap designed for tender skin and sun exposed complexions. It emphasizes gentle cleansing suitable for sensitive, sun-tanned skin. The claim centers on fit for tender skin and soothing cleanliness.
A Sunday blaze at the Flamingo hotel casino and convention center in Las Vegas forced gamblers, cocktail waitresses, and other employees to flee. The automatic sprinkler system dumped thousands of gallons of water into the casino and a glassed-in lounge. One woman was briefly hospitalized. Firemen estimated damage at 300000 dollars.
Studies indicate 85 to 90 percent of primary heart disease patients at Minneapolis Veterans Hospital are chronic beer drinkers. University of Minnesota researchers plan further study to determine if alcohol affects the heart muscle.
At a nursing exhibition in London a standout is a throw-away nurses uniform selling for 1.20 dollars. The outfits feature micro-mini skirts noted for saving material and cost.
Sid Simmons, the makeup artist who prepared Nixon for his 1960 debate with Kennedy, has joined Hubert Humphrey and travels with a large makeup kit. The switch highlights the TV era’s scrutiny as viewers noted early debate flaws.
Nixon appeared pale and tired, prompting reports that he has used makeup since that moment.
Excess vitamin A retards tumor growth in a range of animals, researchers Dr. I. S. Levis and Dr. A. Polliack of Hebrew University Hadasah Medical School in Israel report their findings.
Saunas Wheeler offers cozy jumbo-knit stocking and pompon caps in gay colors as gift ideas for kids. Pattern 500 comes in sizes S M L and costs fifty cents plus 15 cents for mailing. Send pattern requests to Laura Wheeler at The Cedar Rapids Gazette New York address with pattern number name and address.
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