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Newspaper

Citizen Times

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1968

Page

3

Moving Mischief and Town Talk in Cedar Rapids

Local column jests about moving to Cedar Rapids and leaving town while jokingly promoting a five dollar subscription to double income. Mentions J Wentland doubling circulation in Altoona, and Des Moines Governor Hughes arrest remark by Canduke Tom Riley. Describes Republican plans to honor Senator Lickenlooper in Des Moines and satirizes mayor Frank Bosh’s portrait efforts. References Tilie Lugenheimer and a Cedar Rapids welfare case over a washing machine and TV repair on high interest payments.

Cedar Rapids J. Wentland Altoona Candukie Tom Riley Hughes Des Moines Riley Rourke B. Hickenlooper Iowa U. S Lickenlooper

State of the Union critique by Rep Gross on crime and budget

The piece critiques the Presidents State of the Union address. It argues the crime plan relies on more federal agents, condemns inaction on police and courts, questions the Viet Nam strategy, and mocks the budget proposal with inflation concerns. It condemns spending, debt growth, and gold backing changes, noting editorials call the speech a flawed effort.

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Red Cross Opens Training for Disaster Relief Teams

The Red Cross starts nine weekly disaster relief training sessions at the Linn County office, teaching first aid, shelter operations, food service, and communications. Twenty two volunteers will form teams ready to mobilize within minutes and assist local authorities, under supervision of Miss Clancy and an integrated Red Cross staff.

Fen Line County Red Cross Chanedhy Tsuilet Rom Tu Orient WMI Red Crush Wlistur Vicliny Warkors Marie Clancy Red Cross Red Criss Prrfessional Her Cross Wilmer Miss Clancy Delbert Miller Tut Chandler Sl William Wyckoff Murray Red Crags Dunakl Pike Gateway Offinn County Wikeh Ume Fie Linn Red Cross Alasgeon Mises Chaney Wichoer Frank Myu Jage Robert Risa Tim Cowen Coo College Robert L. ‘Tov Linn Bill Bjornson Rt. 2 Springville Linn County James Linsley

Food Service Group to Meet February 5 at Coolidge School

The Cedar Rapids School Food Service association will hold its regular meeting Monday February 5 at Conudgy Elementary School at 7 00 p m There will be a for demonstration according to Mrs Sromer Flynn Publicity Chairman

Cedar Rapids School Food Service Association Conudgy Elementary Sromer Flynn

13 Percent Increase Added to Federal Social Security

An adjustment to Social Security benefits will raise the monthly checks this year under a 13 percent increase. Kenneth Reid, district manager, explains the change, with examples showing higher retirement and disability payments as well as wage deductions and tax implications. Calls to the Cedar Rapids district office provide details and a wallet-sized note explains 1057 amendments.

Kenneth Reid Treasury Bne Cain IRS

Boy Scout Week Observance Noted in Iowa Report

A Iowa Scouting Report to Gov Harold E Hughes dated February 7 details a week long Boy Scout celebration. Notable contributors include Calvin Knight from the Hawkeye Area Council Iowa City Frank Andrews from Dallas Center Tall Corn Area Council Alka Flint from Waterloo Wapsipinie Area Council and other local scouts. The document emphasizes official backing from the governor’s office and lists participating councils.

Serays Ag. Piel Iowa Harold E. Hughes Aruny Calvin Knight Towa Citys Hawkeye Frank Andeaws Dallas Center

Ten nominated to Air Force Academy by Rep Culver

Congressman John Culver announced ten young men nominated for U S Air Force Academy appointment. Nominations include Charles Conklin Independence C Douglass Couto Postville John E Danner Dummues Cal Stephen Knickerbocker Arlington Aedeen Malmer Cedar Rapids Brian Howall Peckhar Hint Claus Olu Shafer Cedar Rapids Philip Craig Sharp Cedar X pilss Gregory Vine Stodelard Jesussime Mark Allen Stodotu Cedar Rapids.

Cilver Ae U. 8 Rip Pore Academy Welfery Charles Conklin Independence C. Douglass Couto Postville John E. Danner Dummues Cal

Cornell Prof Writes Book Crippled From Birth

Dr Richard V Reichard Cornell College history professor has a new book on the first quarter century of Germanys Social Democratic Party. The work argues the party was crippled from birth by the 1848 Revolution and Bismarcks unification. Iowa State Press will publish. Clinton Center supper cited as fundraiser with a bus trip to Moline. Rep Richard Poff notes rising national debt as 14 billion yearly.

Mount Vernon Social Democratic Party Germeny Richard V. Reichard Corns College Iowa State Press Yew State University Ames Reichard Bismark Cernany Clinton W. A. Lewis Moline Clinton Center Richard Poff Rva Cie

Tribute to Hick plan sparks Des Moines event date April 16

Des Moines hosts the Iowa Republican Party annual tribute to Senator Hickensnloper with keynote by Senator Everett Dirksen at Veterans Memorial Auditorium. The event, themed Tribute to Mick, honors Hickenlooper for 34 years of service in state and national government, with related convention activities announced.

Plan Hick Des Moines Des. Wones Iowa Republican Party Sen. Howrke Iinkenlowpers Repubjem Brale Chaifrman John Warren Ani Mick Jnain Sen. Dirksen Hickenlaymr Hickenlooper House of Representatives Hickeniooper Senate Aeronautical and Space Science Soink Junic Bourgy Sen Tliksen U. S

Culver Names Five Men For Annapolis Appointments

Congressman Joly C. Culver announced five young men nominated for United States Naval Academy admission. Nominees William Warren Husted Cedar Rapids Etka Vinton Thomas Joseph Gillon Dyer ult Stephen Francis Maywr Calmar and Richint Sloser Oelwein will be reviewed by academy officials for a summer 1969 class entry. Applications will be accepted until September for the class entering in 1969.

Nashington D. C John C. Culver Naninabal U. S Culver Ale Annapolis Joly C. Culver United States Naval Academy Congressman Culver Unite States Naval Academy William Warren Husted Cedar Rapids Rank Etka Vinton Thomas Joseph Gillon Dyer Ult Stephen Francis Maywr Calmar Richint Sloser Oelwein

Handwriting analysis of emotion and reaction types

This article discusses how writer reaction patterns in handwriting reveal personality types. It explains three handwriting styles indicating lasting memory, moderate emotion depth, and short term memory, stressing the need to compare multiple writing samples for accurate judgment.

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