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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1967
Page
7
NY expert warns that poisonings from common household products stem from caregiver neglect and child curiosity. Parents underestimate risks, keep bottles reachable, and misread safe doses of aspirin. Some cases may be deliberate, likened to battered child scenarios, with concern rising on child safety awareness.
Investigators note alarming instances of babies harmed by parents or adults and urge strict poison safety. Nine rules emphasize childproof caps, secure storage, treating medications as poisonous, proper dosing, avoiding unlabeled bottles, discarding old medicines safely, and keeping medicines in a chest.
A damaged OCR fragment notes a garage and tool shed containing all parts of a household for possible point of interest. The text is unclear about context, location, or specific items, but suggests documents or valuables may be stored. Further readable details are needed to identify involved persons, organization, or dates.
CHICAGO AP The Metropolitan Fair and Exposition Authority approved plans Monday for a 71.5 million exposition center to replace McCormick Place after a January fire. The new hall will be built on Lake Michigan shore in the same location and add 221,500 square feet of exhibition space.
A reader weighing investments in cattle and land seeks guidance on mutual funds. The columnist argues land remains a strong wealth builder, supports stock investments, and notes real estate often lacks day to day management, while suggesting careful balance in portfolios.
Long Beach police search for a vandal who sprayed over a public safety slogan with white paint reading some do. The act occurred after the city posted pedestrians don't cross here on sidewalks as part of a safety campaign.
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