Family Service Agency aids troubled families through counseling
Edmund Maliis describes the Family Service Agency as a non medical, community based agency under United Community Services. A case shows how counseling strengthens parent child ties, improves school performance, and keeps families together during stress. The agency offers counseling homemaker services Mobile Meals and family life education to Linn county residents with support from fair share gifts.
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Family Service Agency
The
United Community Services
United States
Family Service Assn. of America
Linn County
Medical column clarifies how artery disease affects conditions
In a Cedar Rapids Gazette health Q and A from October 14, 1969, Dr. Andelman explains how atherosclerosis and related artery issues influence patient health. The column notes medications may enable continued work and invites reader questions for future issues.
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Cedar Rapids
Andelman
The
Breathing tests and vascular questions from reader letters
A senior asks about testing breathing capacity and deep breathing benefits after a heart attack. An accompanying piece explains basal metabolism testing relevance and defines vascular deficiency, its causes, and treatments such as Priscoline hydrochloride and nitroglycerin, with notes on pain and angina and how pain signals reach the body.
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H.C. A
Buerger
Reynaud
Czechs Hostile To Soviet Troops Acknowledged
MOSCOW AP General A I Mairov, commander of Soviet occupation troops in Czechoslovakia, said troops are often abused by the Czech population. He noted difficulties remain despite some improvement after Dubcek's ouster and claimed hostile anti socialist forces are still active openly and covertly.
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Moscow
Czechoslovakia
Red Star
A. I. Mairov
Mairov
Alexander Dubcek
Meet the Candidates for Cedar Rapids Council Seats
Weekly weeknight program following TV 9 News presents Meet the Candidates for Cedar Rapids Council in the upcoming Primary Election. The program airs after the 10 PM news, featuring contenders and brief introductions.
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TV 9
Cedar Rapids Council
Anti-War Flame at Nixon's College in Whittier
Whittier College students plan a anti-war flame of life on Moratorium day. The flame from a portable butane torch will burn as long as the war continues on campus and at churches. Phyllis Case will ignite the flame in downtown Whittier after a silent march from the campus.
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Whittier
Calif
Nixon
Whittier College
Jon Conte
Student Human Rights Committee
Phyllis Case
Harold Case
Conte
Vandals Release 3000 Hamsters at Cambridge Institute
Vandals freed about 3,000 hamsters at the Bio-Research Institute in Cambridge Massachusetts. Most can be recaptured but matching them to the records and lineage is impossible. Officials say the hamsters must be destroyed and the research restarted to continue medical work.
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Bio-Research Institute
Wanted Ad Dialing Up Quick Finds
A compact guidance note advertises using a want ad to locate items fast by calling a provided phone number 2369 1234, highlighting efficiency in finding sought goods.
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Nixon's College
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Noelridge Park
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Cedar Valley Park
Twin Pines Golf Course
Cherry Hills Park
University of Latvia
UCM
UC Cmt
City of Cedar
Free! Space Age Atlas
Cambridge, Mass
Hiram Walker
Munred
Hottled
Momen Walate
Sam
Hiram Walker & Sons Inc
Peoria
Ill
Oberthien
Public Safety Commissioner
Rand McNally
Linn County Saving & Loan
Marion
Iowa
Savings & Loan
C.R. Marion
M. B. Meyer
John
Commissioner of Public Safety
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