Nixon Visited DAR Convention Promises Peace Move
President Nixon addressed about 3000 DAR members in Washington on the Indo China war. He framed a 1970s as a decade of honor and a peaceful revolution to return power to the people, urging revenue sharing and cabinet reform. DAR bans press coverage of policy resolutions during the meeting, citing objection to AP and Washington Post reporting.
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Washington
Nixon
the Daughters of the American Revolution
United States
South Vietnam
America
Eigenhower
DAR
Ath Continental Congress
Lincoln
Erwin Frees Seimes
Eneral
Associated Press
the Post
The
Daughters of American Revolution
Constitution Hall
Erwin Seimes
Bitten Girl Not Angry At Playful Shamu
Annetta Kekis, 22, was treated for bruises and leg wounds after Shamu the killer whale nipped her during a ride at Sea World. Trainers say the whale was playing and not intending to harm, while Kekis noted the incident occurred as she prepared for a show premiere.
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San Diggo
Calif
Annetta Kekis
Sharon
Sea World Marine Park
Shamu
Bennette
Miss Eckis
Miss Fekis
Kent Burgess
Marine Park
Ann
Burgess
Miss Bekh
Burges
Shimu
Mrs James Colfer Visits Parents in Distant Day
Mrs James Colfer visits her parents Mr and Mrs Herold Sovern at 1244 Twenty ninth street NE and her daughter Kimberly Ann from Denver Colorado. Mrs Steve Sovern hosts coffee in honor of Mrs Colfer and Kimberly Wednesday at 10 o clock in the Sovern home.
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James Goler
Kimberly Ann
Denver
Colo
Hoyday
Bridge Winners at Noelridge Park Church Event
Bridge game played Monday morning at Noelridge Park Christian Church. First place went to Mrs Harlin Hamilton and Mrs Charles Hunton. Second went to Mrs James Klemp and Mrs Jack Bickford. Next game scheduled for Monday at 9 o clock.
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Noelridge Park Christian Church
Harlin Hamilton
Charles’ Hunton
James Klemp
Jack Bickford
Army Allows Mothers in Uniform Under New rules
The army will permit married female officers and nurses to remain in service if they are pregnant or become parents, with medical and command approvals. Unmarried pregnant women face discharge unless they adopt or pregnancy ends in termination. policy mirrors Air Force changes and precedes Navy action.
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Robert A. Dobkin
Washington
Army
Wacs
Armed Services
Air Force
Navy
WAC
Waterloo
Waterloo Surgical and Medlical Group
Bory
Hawkeye Institute of Techmalogy
Wilson-Bovy Vows Exchanged at St Marys Church
Linda Wilson and Mike Bovy wed in a 1 o'clock ceremony at Mt. Carmel Catholic Church with Rev. Race officiating. Attendants included Mrs. Dennis Pavelka and Mrs. Ray Pierce as matrons of honor and bridesmaids. The reception followed at the Izaak Walton League near Gilbertville.
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Eagle Centra
St. Mary’s Termuo
Mt. Carmel Catholic Church
James Wilson
Satunday
Linda
Robert Race Per- Wilson
Mike Bovy
Raymond Bovy
Tate
Bovy
Izaak Waltons League
Gilberville
Catholic Women Demand Rights in Ottawa Conference
Canadian bishops agreed in principle to women's equal status in the church including ordination, full membership, and removal of discriminatory laws. Clergy attitudes toward female sexuality and marriage would be studied, with practical measures to support dignity of women. Readings from attendees listed among the names.
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Ontawa
Canada
William Schneider
William
Rich
Rightard Bovy
Etoom
Michael Rasnark
Dennis Wilson
Toronto
Ray Pierce
Ywarnato
McAfee
Sharon Mitchell
Lave
J. A. Plourdeoff
Doug Page
Holly Perkins
Otiswa
Krista
Lynn Peterson
Leen Pettett
Jenny Puk
Cindy
Mrs Shaffer Pupils To Give Piano Recital
Mrs Rex Shaffer and her piano students present a recital at Lovely Lane United Methodist Church on Sunday at 3. The program features Mark Awbray Lexine Barg tell Bert Buroker Dee Ann Davidson Jif Grow Paula Han ifin Amber Kingery Kellie Lala Cindy Lundgreen Busan and others.
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Rex Shaffer
Knallsiie Road
Lovely Lane United Methodist Church
Fellowship Hall
Mark Awbray
Lexine Bargtell
Bert Buroker
Dee Ann Davidson
Jif Grow
Paula Hanifin
Amber Kingery
Kellie Lala
Cindy Lundgreen
Busan
Toastmistress Winners Named in Decorah Contest
Mrs Jessice Ludeking of Waukan and Mrs Jack McArtor of 1816 Grande Avenue SE won first and second place respectively at the Council 3 Toastmistress spring speech contest Sunday. The event, hosted by the Decorah Watran Toastmistress club, sets Ludeking up to compete in the regional Goth Belt contest May 15 in Des Moines.
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Jessice Ludeking
Waukan
Jack McArtor
Grande Avenue SE
Council 3
Decorah
Watran
Ladeking
Dam to Move Town in Philippines North of Manila
Manila UPI reports a town of about 12 000 residents will be relocated before 1974 to make way for a 47 million dollar dam project in central Luzon north of Manila. The move aims to clear land for the hydroelectric scheme and will involve compensation and resettlement plans for affected families.
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Philippines
Manila
UPI
Luzon
Pulitzer poet Gwendolyn Brooks visits Cedar Rapids
Chicago born poet Gwendolyn Brooks, Pulitzer Prize winner, spoke at Coe College and read her poetry Monday evening. She discussed her free verse stance, teaching plans, and efforts to mentor young Black writers, including annual awards of 250 dollars to Black World contributors.
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Gwendolyn Brooks
Chicago
Cedar Rapids
American Academy of Arts and Letters
Tmlinois
Brooks
Coe College
Black World
Tinois
Henry Blakely
Henry, Jr
Nora
University of TL Mois
Urbana
Miss Brooks
Broadside Press
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Society For Women Features
Pat
Amon
Clarence Howard
Playful
Mrs. James Colfer
Pancys
Is Iit Ie
Travelers
Dacron
Don Kelsey
Jay Water
Bob Worley
Mayflower Warehouse
Feu Get
du Roquer
City College of New York
South Side
Los Angeles
Glenn Cowan
China
Chow Enlai
Fran Cowan
Cowan
Amainlamd
Paul Lawrence Dunbar
Tom Amecrymar
Singer
Bakersfield
Ata
Troon Vokes A -Witi A Budge Singer
Singer Company
Plata
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