Billie Ray's Daughters Star in Public Life Amid Tours
Mrs. Robert Ray, wife of Iona's governor, drives her Lincoln to pick up three teenage hitchhikers and shuttle them to dancing, music, and art lessons. The daughters, Randy, Lidnne, and Virki, attend galas, parties, and appearances, while Billie Ray handles social duties and occasional regrets at the governor's mansion.
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Janet Battaire
Des Moines
Robert Ray
Grand Avenue
Randy Ray
Iona
Gover Nny
Billie Ray
Lem
Ms. Ray
Randy
Ilke Ang
Lidnne
Virki
Selva
Liem
Bab
FBI File Clecks Seek Reinstatement After Resignations
The ACLU says it will sue to reinstate two FBI file clerks who claim they were forced to resign for off hours work with a peace group. The suit targets FBI Director Hoover for interfering with employee rights while the women faced ultimatums to stop volunteer work or quit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
American Civil Liberties Union
FBI
Philip J. Hirsehkop
ACLU
PBI
Edgar J. Hoover
Hirsehkop
Linda
Christine
Gordon
National Peace Action
FBL
PBS
Jbrauch
Christine Hoomes
Woodbridge
Linda Janca
Biloxi
Miss
J. Edgar Hoover
Duplicate Bridge Winners at Howell Movement Game
Winners listed for Howell movement at 9 30 include Mrs Clark Haddly of Marengo and Mrs Dale Ghale first and George Kanellis with Philp Ar nell second. Mitchell movement at 7 30 at the YWCA lists North South first Mrs Howard Green and Mrs George Alberto, Wirs Clyde Now jim and Mrs Hebert Smoker second. Novice Howell movement winners first Mrs Crace Fleckenstein and Mrs Paul Willer second Mrs James Ruth and Mrs Howald Nelson. A game is set for Saturday at 12 30 at the YWCA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Haddly
Marengo
Dale Ghale
George Kanellis
Philp Arnell
Mitchell
YWCA
Howard Green
George Alberto
Clyde Nowjim
Hebert Smoker
Donsi Tomanka
Patrick Yoomey
Johm Holt
Walter Tiff
Howell
Crace Fleckenstein
Paul Willer
Food Prices Haven’t Hit The Ceiling
New York reports that while overall living costs rise, food prices show modest gains. Look magazine cites supermarket costs up about 23 percent in a decade, with many items increasing under 15 percent. Consumers pay more for convenience due to labor, packaging, and transportation costs.
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New York
Look Iagagine
Ftrms
Women surgeons defy stereotype in eye specialty
In San Francisco Dr Barbara Moustavicius, one of about 300 women surgeons in the United States, champions ophthalmology as a field for women. She notes it requires meticulous attention and steady hands, enjoys the laser eye treatment, and says motherhood or marriage does not deter a career in medicine.
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San Francisco
Barbara Monatagiius
Tps
United States
Th. Moustavirins
Barbara Moustaviclus
Warren
Australian girl seeks British husband in London plea
Sharon Stalling, 24, an Australian working in a London cinema, advertises for a husband as her permit ends in September. If she cannot marry a Briton she plans to return to Australia.
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London
UPI
Sharon Stalling
Australia
Sweet Adelines Offer Scholarships to Cedar Rapids Seniors
The Cedar Rhapsody chapter of Sweet Adelines announces a scholarship program for Cedar Rapids Marion area senior high vocal students. Scholarships cover second semester freshman tuition if the student participates in music. Apply via school musical director, with recommendation to Mrs Arthur Williams, 1000 Prairie Drive NE, Cedar Rapids 52402. First 20 chosen. deadline May 1. Auditions May 24 at 7 81 at the Woman's Club Building.
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Sweet Adelines, Inc
Cedar Rapids-Marion Area
Arthur Williams
Prairie Drive
Cedar Rapids
Jown
YWCA Opens Registration for 7 Come 1 Girls Program
The YWCA offers a six week Saturday morning activity for girls aged seven to ten. Activities include stitchery, crafts, and creative arts. Fees run seven dollars and thirty cents for one child, thirteen dollars for two, and eighteen dollars for three, plus a one dollar fifty cent lab fee per child. Participants may bring a sack lunch and the event runs from 12:40 to 1:00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YWCA
Princess Anne Rejects Wearing Short Pants On TV
Princess Anne, daughter of Queen Elizabeth II, says she will not wear hot pants. The 20 year old fashion icon declares certain things are the absolute limit. Drilisk Broadcasting previews the program set to air Sunday.
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Anne
London
Elizabeth II
Drilisk Broadcasting
Cory
Newsmen
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