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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1967

Page

3

Air Force ROTC grants expand to include freshmen next year

Major Jack Jeangerard of Coe College announced that Air Force ROTC financial assistance grants will be awarded to freshmen for the first time next year. About 33,000 high school principals and counselors will receive background information and applications from Maxwell Air Force Base. The four year ROTC program covers tuition fees and provides a monthly $50 subsistence allowance while on grant status. Applications hinge on SAT scores, transcripts, activities, references, and medical qualifications with deadlines in the coming weeks.

Air Force Rotc Jack Jeangerard Aerospace Studies Coe College Air University MaxWell Air Force Base Jeangerard Coe Air ‘Force

No Health Hazard Found In Artificial Sweeteners

The FDA states there is no scientific evidence that widely used artificial sweeteners pose a health hazard, though studies continue. The agency emphasizes authority to act if future evidence restricts their use, and notes the growing consumer interest as cyclamates gain popularity beyond diabetics. Unclear wording remains from the source text.

Washington Food and Drug Administration FDA

Britain ends special U S ties as Europe move grows

Lord Chalfont said Britain’s campaign to join the European Common Market marks a shift away from a special U S relationship toward a future Europe oriented partnership. He stressed no break with the United States, but a changed dynamic as Britain becomes a member of Europe. The remarks followed de Gaulle’s accusation that Britain could become a fifth column for the United States. Chalfont also noted ongoing talks on cyclamate use and FDA findings. Secretary Trowbridge to visit Korea October 28 to discuss trade with Korea.

London Britain U. S Lord Chalfont Europe Chalfont Korea Presi- Washington UPI Comdent de Gaulle Merce Alexander Britain Trowbridge Chung Yom Kim Eco-Korea

Post Office Holiday Schedule on Veterans Day

Washington AP reports post offices will operate on holiday schedules on November 11. There will be no regular mail deliveries or window service, while special delivery service remains available.

Washington Post Office Department

Farmers Protest Narita Airport Site Clash in Japan

About 300 farmers clashed with 1,500 policemen near Narita 25 miles east of Tokyo to protest a survey for a new international airport. Two farmers were arrested and 10 policemen injured as protesters sat down on the site. leaders said government compensation fails to satisfy some farmers.

Tokyo Narita Isome

Chou EnLai Warns Civil Strife May Be Long

Premier Chou EnLai acknowledged that Mao era turmoil affects production in parts of Red China and warned disruption may be severe for a time. He urged cadres to accept exposure and criticism, unite against U.S. imperialism, and welcomed mass-led repudiation of opponents. Albanian Premier Mehmet Shehu accompanied him in Peking. Local reports said anti Maoists were executed in Canton after sabotage attempts.

Hong Kong Chou EnLai Red Chou Soviet Union U.S Mehmet Shehu Peking Canton

Mock Civil War Blast Injures Men in Tennessee

In Nashville two men injured seriously when a keg of powder exploded during a mock civil war event dubbed hillbilly days. Bailey Southgate and William Cude, both members of the Sons of the Civil War, were hurt as they prepared to fire a cannon. eight others suffered minor injuries from the blast. An unknown spark may have sparked the explosion.

Nashville, Tenn

China marks national day amid deadly device blast

Police and military reserves intervene after a dozen hazardous devices exploded during National Day celebrations, fatally injuring a man and wounding six others. Investigators pursue causes as residents fear more incidents.

China

East Germans accuse Bonn over nuclear issue

East Germany at the Geneva disarmament talks accused West Germany of producing and testing atomic weapons in South Africa. The memorandum, submitted by the Soviet Union, claimed West Germany seeks future access to such weapons while blocking a nonproliferation treaty. U S delegate DePalma condemned the Soviet backed allegations as unsupported and self serving.

Geneva East Germany West Germany South Africa Soviet Union Alexei Roshchin U.N U.S Samuel de Palma

Win at Bridge by Oswald and Jacoby

The column reviews a bridge match between American players and Italians, noting Jacoby and Oswald’s slam bidding as superior. It discusses a board where North-South cards favored their approach, the impact of bidding styles, and mentions match points and teamwork.

Chest Belts to Be in All New Cars After December

Federal Highway Administrator Lowell Bridwell announced that chest and lap belts will be required in all new cars built after December 31. The rule will apply to drivers and right front passengers, with rear-seat passengers exempt. The decision follows a review begun in August and resolves concerns about chest belt performance in collisions.

General Motors Corp William Haddon National Traffic Safety Bureau Holloman Air Force Base N.M Volvo Traffic Safety Bureau Bridwell Haddon Dec Washington Federal Highways Lowell Bridwell

Record flood leaves 3000 homeless in Bamako

UPI reports Niger River flooding in Bamako Mali displaced more than 3000 people by Monday night with numbers still rising in places. The disaster caused injuries and strained local aid as authorities work to shelter affected residents.

Bamako Mali UPI Niger River

Kehela and Murray in Slam Bid Dispute Over Five Diamond Cue

Kehela declines four no trump due to fear of partner singleton hearts and an ace. Kehela and Murray, long-time partners, know Eric is inclined toward slam bidding. Eric's five diamond cue led Sammy to show the ace of spades, then Eric moved to five no trump to guide the slam. He could have chosen hearts but judged five clubs to the king queen nine as adequate. Sammy won the opening.

Eric Sammy North South Kehela South Murray

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