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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1968
Page
9
Mrs L G asks about her 35 year old husband weighing over 300 pounds with an enlarged heart and chest pains. Dr Molner advises weight loss, medical follow up, and addressing numbness and headaches while noting worry alone can harm if not paired with action. He emphasizes individual causes and treatment steps rather than panic.
State Rep. Joan Lipsky outlined proposed legislation to the Noelridge Christian church audience focusing on regional education planning for sparsely populated areas, modernization of school attendance laws, child welfare funding shifts, and new social services bills. She highlighted work camps for juvenile offenders, regional jails, and mental health law changes aimed at local care and equal treatment.
Fifteen Jesuit priests at Georgetown join Washington area priests punished by Cardinal O Boye for dissent from Pope Paul VI's birth control encyclical. They say Catholics may follow conscience in using artificial methods under certain circumstances. The cardinal’s actions have drawn global bishop responses and sparked a broader clash over compliance.
Washington AP survey shows at least half of the Senate backs a halt to bombing North Vietnam, with 27 favoring unconditional pause, 18 opposing any further reductions, and 23 seeking reciprocal steps by Hanoi. Arguments from Pastore and Bennett reveal deep divides as McCarthy Kennedy and McGovern push broader peace plans while Long and Goodell argue for military control or immediate halt without assurances.
Conservative editor James Kilpatrick says Spiro Agnew must learn rapidly about national campus politics on ABC Evening News with Frank Reynolds. The program airs 5:00 PM Monday through Friday on Channel 9 in color.
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