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Newspaper
Citizen Times
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1968
Page
4
A compact crossword clue list with across and down entries including names like Sibelius and Churchill, various vague hints, and categories such as numbers and measurements. The text blends several familiar puzzle prompts with obscure hints and partial phrases, reflecting a printed crossword layout from a newspaper page.
The text urges shoppers to seek the label of the Fair Labor Standards and the American way of life on women's and children's clothing. It notes that in rice growing nations like Japan and the Philippines, people make cloaks and hats from rice straw and baskets. It also invites readers to request a booklet "Fashion and You" from the ILGWU Consumer Service in New York.
Float fishing is a satisfying river adventure. The article advises planning with map routes within ten miles between access points and using a dependable outboard to stay within an hour of the stakeout. It suggests carrying two or three lures to switch quickly and matching lures to water types from rocky shorelines to fast riffles. It notes the need for a pickup person, ideally a congenial partner.
A light magazine column urges experimentation in fishing embracing unconventional methods. It cites overhanging branches as potential lures offering a fly or bug cast and describes tandem lures and dual-plug setups to entice wary fish. The piece encourages imagination, cautioning that losses may occur but success happens occasionally.
Iowans in the U S Air Force and Navy receive promotions and training honors from bases in Thailand Texas Iowa and Illinois. Highlights include Ronald Sutton of Cedar Rapids promoted to staff sergeant and serving as a radio repairman at Don Muang Royal Thai Air Force Base, Joe Willer of Kalona receiving the U S Air Force Commemoration Medal at Perrin AFB Texas, Seaman Kevin McGown of Cedar Rapids graduating Navy basic training at Great Lakes, and Airman David Lynch of Iowa City completing basic training at Amarillo AFB Texas. Additional notes cover Private Gerald Schutte from Devonport and Private David Oliphant from Cedar Rapids completing infantry and field artillery courses, Private Tommie Mayo joining Korea duty, Private First Class Richard Beer completing a meteorological course at Fort Monmouth, and Marine Corporal Bert Coleman reporting for duty in Vietnam with the First Battalion Fifth Marine Regiment.
Private First Class Kenneth V. Chudzinski, 19, son of Victor L. Chudzinski, Route 2 Central City, is assigned as a microwave radio repairman in the 518th Signal Company near Nha Trang, Viet Nam, Jan. 18. Also, Private Robert J. Gorton, 20, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lester J. Gorton, 1133 Ninth St. NW, is assigned with the 3rd Infantry Division in Germany on Jan. 25.
Army Private Georgery S Henderson 18, son of Mr and Mrs Gorwood Henderson Route 3 Central City completed an eight week administration course Jan 26 at Ft Ord California. He was trained in preparing military records and forms and in fundamentals of the Army filing system typing and operation of office machines.
Ft Wolters Texas Second Lieutenant James A Rasley 23 son of Mr and Mrs James A Rasley completed a 16 week helicopter pilot course at the Army Primary Helicopter School Ft Wolters Texas He was trained to fly Army helicopters for tactical maneuvers and will proceed to advanced flight training at Ft Rucker Alabama with potential warrant officer appointment
SAN DIEGO Marine Private Daniel R. Davis the son of Kenneth H. and the late Mrs. Davis of 815 Wellington St SE graduated after eight weeks of recruit training at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot. He will undergo two to four weeks of individual combat training before leave and his first assignment. The program emphasizes physical conditioning survival skills marksmanship and drill to instill team discipline and Marine Corps values.
U S ARMY Korea Private First Class Davis L Nelson 18 son of Mr and Mrs Theodore D Nelson 147 E Maih Lisbon assigned as a mechanic with the 7th Infantry Division in Korea Jan 13.
Garth A. Livingston, 21, son of Mrs Thelma Livingston of 40 North St Williamsburg, was promoted to Specialist Four on January 19 while serving in Germany as an artillery surveyor with Headquarters Battery of the 83rd Artillery, 3 Battalion.
PFC Ivan D Anderson son of Mr and Mrs Ernnest J Anderson 732 31st St St Louis Dew en route to Korea received honor graduate recognition at Army Oak Aberdeen notice School. Brigadier General Erwin M Graham praised his outstanding performance and conscientious attitude toward family and country in a congratulatory letter to his parents.
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