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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1964
Page
8
Journalists at a three day Iowa City seminar urged a broad grasp of science and clear accurate news on developments. They advised simple language careful evaluation of information and access to reliable experts to improve science reporting.
The piece argues aspirin habit forms from repeated headaches with easy relief and urges addressing underlying causes. It promotes chiropractic care as a method to read pain signals, fix malfunctions, and end the habit. Contact details: 119 29th St. NE EM 3-1093.
Felix Okonkwo a 33 year old floor manager of Nigerian Television Service Lagos arrived in Cedar Rapids Thursday night for a five day visit under the U S state department auspices. He will study staging and choreography visiting Cedar Rapids television stations city schools the Quaker Oats plant Amana colonies and farms.
President Johnson told a Cincinnati crowd the next presidential election will determine the future path of world events. He urged voters to judge by the possible life ahead and argued stability and steady leadership are needed amid Cold War tensions. He stressed bipartisan, effective American governance over partisan appeals.
Des Moines Iowa UPI reports teenagers and adults applying for their first Iowa licenses will receive free temporary permits starting Monday. The temporary permit lasts one year and can be canceled for any moving violation. at year end, a regular two year license is issued at the standard $3 fee if no violations occurred.
A six evening leadership school for Christians will start October 26 at Sigourney Christian Church sponsored by the Keokuk County Ministerial Alliance. Registration at 7 pm. two classes nightly from 7:30 to 9:30, with five courses offered. Faculty include Berwyn L. Oltman Kirby Fuller B Fred Woolsey and guest leaders. Courses cover ministry to Spanish speakers discipleship youth planning and church work.
Two Iowa State University students were hurt when a foreign model sports car driven by Stratton R. Eller Jr. of Des Moines skidded on Newton road near Highway 6 in Iowa City. Eller's car flipped and trapped Richard Lozier, 20, who suffered a forehead laceration and possible concussion. both were taken to university hospitals. Eller was charged with failure to have his vehicle under control.
The Vatican said changes in Roman Catholic worship will take effect next March 7. A papal approved instruction from the Vatican Ecumenical Council outlines liturgy revisions to bring priest and people face to face at mass affecting more than 500 million Catholics worldwide.
Supreme Court Justice Joseph Gagliardi settled the bitter custody dispute between Mrs. Nelson Rockefeller and Dr. James Murphy. Mrs Rockefeller wins custody for two months each year plus brief holiday periods, covering two of the four children she and the governor previously gave up to marry.
Local TV listings show Cedar Rapids stations KCRG and WMT with news weather and movies including Never So Few Ruby Gentry and Tap Roots. Waterloo station KWWL airs Mr Magoo and Mr Broadway with a 9:00 prime lineup followed by Man Inside and Full of Life entertainment.
Sioux City AP Dension Kitchell executive director of the Republican presidential campaign predicted Friday that the Walter Jenkins affair would have a significant effect on the election. I don't see how it can do anything but help Barry. Kitchell then told newemen.
The high level GOP strategy meeting in Houston Texas did not address the resignation of Jenkins a top Johnson aide. Jenkins quit Wednesday after reports of two morals related arrests. The feature also notes OUTER LIMITS star Robert Culp in Demon With Glass Hand airing Saturday at 6 30 CST on KCRG TV 9.
Loren Hickerson of the University of Iowa Alumni Association warned at the City Editors Conference that Iowa's development hinges on resident confidence and risk taking. He noted Iowa ranks high in Ph D graduates but many top minds leave the state, stressing the need to invest and keep talent to grow wealth from its people.
Hickerson identifies five keys to Iowa’s future: economic diversity, cultural resource investment, vision, education, and a shared concern for cultural resources. He notes dramatic changes: urban philosophy replaces rural, growth of non agricultural manufacturing, development of Eastern Iowa, and rising cultural levels across the state.
AP reports President Dorticos of Cuba left for Moscow as two Eastern Iowa men enlist in the army after talks with Soviet leaders. They were sent to Fort Hood for basic training following their enlistment during the visit.
Leonard Wood Missouri hosts recruit training details for new enlistees Roger A. Kuesel 18 Victor enlist as electronics repairman on Hawk missiles Clarence L Mowery 17 Blakely boulevard SE enlists combat engineers Gerald Klaus son of A R Klaus Marion on 30 day home leave en route from Bremerhaven Germany to Goodfellow Texas before final assignment to Alaska
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