First Lady Pat Nixon Charms Tobacco Belt Town
Robersonville North Carolina welcomed Mrs Nixon as she rode through gingham and overall crowds at the centennial. About 8000 residents lined Tobacco Road downtown while bands played and bunting decorated the street. The First Lady avoided politics, preferring goodwill for her husband’s campaign as she waved, spoke briefly, and posed for photos.
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Robersonville
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UPI
Pat Nixon
Secret Service
Tobacco Road
America
Tobacco Flatlands
N.C
Pat
Risky for Ted to Run Now
Mrs. Joseph P. Kennedy voiced doubt about Edward M. Kennedys 1972 presidential bid saying it is too risky at present and that it would be wiser to wait. She noted he has obligations to Ethel Kennedy's children and his own, and that Teddy may intend not to run.
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New York
UPI
Joseph P. Kennedy
Edward M. Kennedy
Dmass
May
Ladies’ Home Journal
Teddy
John F. Kennedy
Robert F. Kennedy
Ethel
Robert Kennedy
Winter Fashion Look The College Sweater Girl Paris
Yves Saint Laurent presented a winter ready-to-wear collection nicknamed the college sweater girl. Models wore metallic cardigan jackets and shirtwaist dresses with knee-length hems while long belts and bead accessories recalled Chanel. The show drew a standing ovation from press and buyers at his Paris salon.
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Paris
UPI
Yves Saint Laurent
Saint Laurent
Coco Chanel
Saint Laurent Rive Gauche
Linen shower honors Miss Mary K. Bena bride elect
Miss Mary K. Bena daughter of Mr and Mrs Lumir Bena 133 Nineteenth avenue SW was honored with a linen shower in the home of Mrs Steven Bena 1901 Mallory street SW co hosts Mrs Louis Bena and Miss Marcella Barta 37 guests Miss Rena is the May 13 bride elect of Robert Zweigart Parents of the future bridegroom are Mr and Mrs Walter Zweigart of Watkins Mrs Zweigart hosted a pound shower for 26 guests in her home
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Mary K. Bena
Lumir Bena
Nineteenth Avenue
Steven Bena
Mallory Street
Louis Bena
Marcella Barta
Rena
Robert Zweigart
Walter Zweigart
Watkins
Cedar Rapids
St. Patrick’s ‘Catholic Church
Dorothy Foye
Jerome Peterson
Maurice Lynch
Richard W. Foye
Manchester
Francis W. Peterson
Fourth Street
Marion
American Legion Hall
Second Avenue
Personal Shower Held for Sue Lagerquist Before Wedding
A bridal shower was given Tuesday evening for Sue Lagerquist daughter of Donald and Mary Lagerquist. Hostess Terry Williams and Co-hostess JoAnn LeClerc led 15 guests. Sue and her fiancé Dave Anderson plan to marry Friday with Raymond and Mrs Anderson as the groom's parents.
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Sue Lagerquist
Donald Lagerquist
Tenth Avenue
Terry Williams
Edgewood Road
JoAnn LeClerc
Lagerquist
Dave Anderson
Anderson
Raymond M. Anderson
N.nth Street
Anamosa Wedding Unites Rosencrans and Rottler Couple
Debbie Rosencrans daughter of Mr and Mrs William Rosencrans married Cameron Rottler in a 730 pm ceremony at St Pauls Lutheran church Rev Palmer Levig officiating. The bridegroom son of Mrs Gene Rottler and the late Mr Rottler, attended University of Iowa and works for Life Investors Insurance Co. The bride also works for Life Investors and WMT radio and attended the University of Northern Iowa. They will reside at 1440 Meadowview Drive Marion after a wedding trip.
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Anamosa
Debbie Rosencrans
William Rosencrans
Cameron Rottler
Palmer Levig
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Gene Rottler
McGowan Boulevard
Marion
Rottler
University of Iowa
Life Investors Insurance Co
WMT
University of Northern Iowa
Meadowview Drive
Five Women Walk 500 Miles to Oppose Busing
At Sleepy Creek West Virginia Irene McCabe leads five mothers on a 500 mile trek toward Washington to press House Resolution 620 prohibiting busing for racial balance. The group travels ten to fifteen miles daily behind a station wagon and travel trailer as traffic honks by.
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Sleepy Creek
W. Va
UPI
Irene McCabe
Michigan
Washington
Capitol
Pontiac
Mich
McCabe
Ohio
Betty Lake
Untrained Illinois Artist Shows in National Collection
Jennie Dell aged 67 exhibits 17 oil paintings at the National Collection of Fine Arts through June 15. Washington critic Gene Baro praises her primitive, evocative work and recall of vanished life, painted with shoe polish on a farm attic light.
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Washington
UPI
Jennie Dell
National Collection of Fine Arts
Gene Baro
McGahan
Miss Dell
Charleston
Ill
Illinois
Bridge Winners at YWCA Mitchell Movement
Duplicate bridge results show North-South first place to Mrs F G Johnson and Mrs Howard Wilfong with Mrs Robert Hotchkiss and Mrs L W Busby second. East-West tied for first between Mrs Jerry Hasley with John Butcher and R A Nassif with William Jennings, with Joe Verbick and David Cray taking second. Next game scheduled for Saturday at 12 30 at the YWCA.
Perfectly Engineered Coed Contest Dropped at Colorado
On the University of Colorado campus in Boulder the engineering student body dropped their annual coed contest for a second year. Last year the pageant was halted by the women’s liberation movement for being sexist. This year no contestants appeared. only a pregnant woman, a gay liberation advocate, and a former male student body vice president with long hair showed interest.
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Colo
UPI
Associated Engineering
University of Colorado
Women’s Liberation Movement
Scott Reed
Engineering
Gay Liberation
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