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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1955
Page
22
Dr. D L Ky er outlines the long path to psychiatry noting medical school intern year and five years of residency plus supervision hours. He contrasts psychiatric training with psychology which ranks Doctorate level work and child guidance, without an M D.
Dr. Paul Dudley White, a Harvard trained cardiologist born 1886, began cardiology in 1913 and rose to prominence for ECG use. He directed the National Advisory Heart Council, taught at Harvard, and advised globally while treating heart disease and authoring works.
A local organization dedicated to studying mental health and aiding individuals with mental health problems holds meetings that are open to the public. The group focuses on awareness, support, and community involvement.
Don Isett will discuss Death Valley Scottie as the guest speaker for Thursday night’s On Leave Society meeting at the Cedar Rapids YWCA. The event starts at 7 45 PM with a social hour afterward arranged through the Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce Speakers bureau.
James W. Montee, aged 93, claimed to be the nation’s oldest flyer after celebrating his birthday with a family plane ride. A Clover Field pioneer since 1922, he has logged 4000 flight hours and piloted 53 aircraft types, including a jet, and dreams of piloting a blimp.
The piece reviews multi million dollar jet orders by Pan American World Airways and United Air Lines, notes delivery timelines for the DC 8 and 707, questions practical jet airline readiness, and compares past airline jet bets with current plans. It also shares anecdotes from carriers and ends with a Navy safety tale.
Donald and Roland Drake while duck hunting near Peek prison camp spotted Arthur Prewitt, 32, of Detroit crawling in a field. They held him at gun point until a state police car stopped. Prewitt, serving five to 15 years for armed robbery, resumed his sentence.
Holland Councilman John Van Ferden who backed radar speed control device buys traffic school instead of paying a speeding fine.
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