27 Mar 1968
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Newspaper
Citizen Times
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1968
Page
1
The text asserts that God’s word in the Old Testament foretold the birth death and resurrection of Jesus Christ with early proclamations and writings long before their fulfillment.
Indoor gardening starts with window sill seed trays for cabbage broccoli and cauliflower. Tomato seeds begin around April with sun to avoid leggy growth. Eggs highlighted for nutrition and recipes, with grading AA to C and storage tips. Sewing machine care advised yearly service and step by step disassembly guidance. Ends with stray notes on James Buchanan and local history.
Iowa State University announced 465 outstanding high school seniors will be admitted with recognition and an $100 enrollment bonus next fall. Students rank top 3 percent or first or second in class across disciplines including aerospace and electrical engineering, art, and education, with many named by city and street addresses.
First Lieutenant Patrick J. Cashman son of Mr and Mrs Lloyd T Cashman of 122 Seventh Ave N Iowa City is on duty at Phu Cat AB Vietnam as an aircraft maintenance officer in the Pacific Air Forces. He previously served at Wheelus AB Libya and is a 1960 Regina High School graduate with a history BA from the University of Iowa who was commissioned in 1965 through the ROTC program.
Orchesis presents Sixteen and One at Armstrong Hall Little Theatre on Thursday March 14 and Saturday March 16 at eight. The program includes Gubbinal choreographed by Nancy L. Moon and performed with electronic music by Rennie Gasman and features Tahitian percussion in Primordial. Open lighting by Edward Krieger enhances the two-night recital with admission 30 cents.
Electronics Technician Third Class Robert L. Semelroth USN son of Mrs Mary E Semelroth Cedar Rapids serves aboard the destroyer USS Taussig in the Tonkin Gulf amid a recent bombardment of an ashore target by the Taussig with 133 rounds. The ship's six five inch guns provide firepower. the action marked its first underway deployment in Vietnam era conflicts.
Army Private Michael L. Lyman, 19, son of Mr and Mrs Mary A Smith of 910 Third St SW, completed an eight week cooking course at Ft Huachuca Arizona on March 22. He trained in meat cutting cake pastry and food service in Army mess halls including field service.
New service in Cedar Rapids provides design and production of one sample case or large runs of portable cases for tape recorders phonographs radios musical instruments and photo equipment. Larson promises low prices superior workmanship and no obligation sketches with brochures available by mail or phone 363-6867. The firm showcases plywood construction leather or leatherette finishes and lightweight polyurethane protection backed by a certified Custom Casemakers of America member.
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