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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1969
Page
5
Sam Shulsky explains that long term inflation should steer investors toward fixed income such as convertible and tax exempt municipal bonds rather than stocks. He notes price earnings multiples and conversion value affect worth, urges expert help for selecting convertibles, and cautions against chasing short term gains.
The Central YMCA in Cedar Rapids hosts a Get to Know the YMCA day this Saturday from 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Activities include gym and swim, games and tours with a bean feed 11:30 to 12:30 costing 50 cents. Eligible youth members may join classes and enjoy sign‑ups for activities.
AFL CIO President George Meany accuses the Nixon administration of lying to labor unions with racial discrimination charges while delaying school desegregation in the South. He denounces the Philadelphia plan as an illegal quota and notes progress in minority apprenticeships and opening unions.
A National Airlines Boeing 727 was hijacked to Cuba over Daytona Beach by a man in an army sergeant uniform who claimed eight and a half years in service. He said the army gave him a rough deal and he and a woman with a small child remained in Cuba after the Miami landing. Captain Kuehner reported the hijacker used the name A. A. Hernandez. the jet carried 73 passengers and seven crew members en route from Newark to Miami.
A Montana building firm Mastercraft builds a ready built home at its plant and finds the exit door eight feet wide. The front wall must come down to free the structure with future plans for a 30 foot wide door. Mundy case details unclear. 9 0 PM Thursday color TV program listed.
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