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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1966
Page
3
Coe College in Cedar Rapids unveiled a new high rise residence hall on Twelfth Street NE. The $980000 facility, designed by Brown Healey and Bock, will house both men and women with separate floors and restricted access elevators.
London reports Britons debate the possible breakup of the Commonwealth amid Rhodesia tensions. Eyeing a disintegration, some see Britain gaining by independence from Afro Asian censure and costly appeasement, while others fear loss of global stature and existing ties.
The passage argues Britain must accept a broader role and the commonwealth must reform to survive in a shifting global landscape. It notes British opinion that the commonwealth’s future requires substantial changes to meet evolving needs and realities.
Coastguardsmen on Ocean City beach report a four foot aerial bomb unearthed by shell collectors. Officials say it is a sand filled practice dud and could not determine its origin.
Deputies at Spokane county jail found an 18 inch hole in the steel plate floor of an exercise room and searched 11 inmates from an adjoining cellblock for hidden tools. Sheriff William Reilly said the would be escapees would have had plenty of exercise in the room under the steel plate lay reinforced concrete.
The Zambian flag was stolen on Tuesday from Parliament Square and replaced by a banner supporting Rhodesia during the Commonwealth conference. The incident occurred amid heightened security and political tension surrounding the gathering.
An anonymous caller claimed White Rhodesia NSM representation and sent a swastika to the British Nationalist party. A black pennant with hostile wording appeared, while the Zambian flag was reportedly removed by police amid tensions over Rhodesia policy.
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