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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1969
Page
3
A reader asks how to handle dating a Jewish suitor while Catholic father disapproves, warning about potential fallout. Debates over truth with father and the impact on future relationships are explored, urging transparency and conscience in family matters.
West Palm Beach Fla Fifty finalists in the 14th annual National College Queen pageant have reached the halfway mark. The competition began Monday and runs through next Monday with cook-in and color design activities this week. Finalists represent all 50 states selected for scholastic achievement campus leadership and community service rather than beauty.
Mary Lindal Dennis married Donald Francis Stallman at St Thomas Aquinas Church in Ames with Rev James Supple officiating. The bride, daughter of Mrs Bradford B Dennis, is a Theta Alpha Phi and Alpha Kappa Delta member with strong campus service roles. Groom is son of Mr and Mrs Francis Stallman of Cedar Rapids. The couple planned a honeymoon in Minneapolis before returning to Van Horne where the groom farms.
Canadian Eskimo women report the world’s lowest breast cancer incidence, a 11-year study finds only one case among Eskimos from 4000 to 13000 people. Dr. Otto Schaefer cites long breast feeding in their culture as key, contrasts with declining nursing in Japan and Greenland Eskimos where rates rise. He notes heredity possible but emphasizes shorter nursing as a major factor.
Irina Belogorodskaya, member of Moscow's small dissent movement, loses appeal to overturn a February conviction for circulating false information defaming the state. She received a one year labor camp sentence with pretrial time deducted, likely to serve remainder in jail.
ST LOUIS Tricia Nixon daughter of President and Mrs Nixon is invited to spend days at the St Louis Job Corps center for women to decide whether the center should be closed by her father Miss Beverly Morgan student president said in a letter mailed Saturday that she was welcome to live in at the center and draw her own conclusions The St Louis center and five others in the United States are to be closed July 1 per an announcement Friday.
First lady Pat Nixon and cabinet wives attended a cabinet meeting as their husbands discussed state affairs. A White House spokesman declined to confirm security clearances while noting the agenda would cover appropriate topics. Mrs Winton Blount, trustee wife, called the invitation a great compliment.
The report recounts a chaotic cabinet transition where a druggist was robbed at knifepoint as wives of state secretaries attended policy sessions. Police say a woman helped a victim by reporting an emergency during a cabinet meeting held at a Rochester drugstore.
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