Rep Miller Challenged Over Women Rights Stand
Des Moines (UPI) Betty Durden, chairwoman of Iowa’s governor’s commission on the status of women, accused Rep Elizabeth Miller of undermining the women's rights movement by spreading myths. Miller defended her vote against the equal rights amendment, citing district views and potential loss of maternity benefits. Durden criticized the speech as stereotyped and misinformation, noting ongoing maternity policy work and possible draft considerations.
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Nancy Dickerson at Executives Club Dinner
Nancy Dickerson, TV newswoman, told the Cedar Rapids audience at the Executives club dinner at the Roosevelt hotel that she now runs about 30 stations carrying her news program. She discussed syndication, Vietnam, Wisconsin primaries, Agnew on the ticket, and her Capitol Hill background, asserting fair treatment for women in a male‑dominated field.
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Bridge Winners at Welty Way Move Ment
Duplicate bridge winners Hoyce Mer Cray and Roger Welty won first place Thursday evening at Welty Way. Second were Mrs Nancy Onde and Rich ard Golembiewski. The next game will be Sunday at.
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Juicier Meats: Tongs Preserve Juiciness Better Than Forks
Advice to cooks recommending using tongs to handle meat during cooking to avoid piercing juices, improving tenderness and flavor.
Meter Maid Teaches Husband a Lesson in Parking Ticket
In Grants Pass Oregon a meter maid Shirley Shealy wrote an overtime parking ticket for a car. The car's driver protested needing change. She handed the ticket to her husband Patrick, who was involved in the exchange. The incident underscores her integrity and sense of honor as she issued the citation.
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Anniversary Open House For Willard Crabtrees
Mr and Mrs Willard Crabtree celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary with an open house at 289 Eleventh Street Marion from 2 to 5 PM Sunday Hosts include Mr and Mrs Ronald Kale and Mrs Annie of Monticello Sister of Mrs Crabtree The Crabtrees were married April 10 1947
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Dog Seized Over Loose Pet. Patrolman Quits
Georgia Pelle spent hours in Newport city jail after refusing to pay a $5 fine for letting her dog Sam run loose. Patrolman Ed Martin issued the summons. the judge found Pelle guilty, but she would not pay. Sam disappeared again months later amid lingering notes of local tension.
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Connecticut House Rejects U.S. Women’s Rights Amendment
The Connecticut House voted 83 to 77 Thursday against ratifying the proposed federal women’s rights amendment, a week after approving the same idea for the state constitution by 148 to 10. Lawmakers raised questions, including whether women could be drawn into military service.
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