Field Hospitals Hide IRA Wounded in Belfast
In Belfast, secret field hospitals run by the IRA treat wounded gunmen with medical aid supplied via sympathizers in hospitals across Northern Ireland and the Republic. Nurses like Eileen Murphy aid rebels while fearing capture, as the network spreads through ordinary Belfast houses used as covert medical hubs.
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Belfast
Northern
Irelant
Eileen Murphy
Caady
Irish Republican Army
Eileen
Gathalle
Welds
Northern Ireland
Irish Republic
Calor
IRA
Tle
Horse Interferes With Holy Days in Jewish Teen’s Dilemma
Dear Abby responds to a 13 year old horse lover torn between a major six state horse exposition and observing the Jewish high holy days. The girl fears parental opposition and prejudice while seeking guidance on balancing passion for horses with religious duties. Abby’s reply emphasizes parental authority and the minor status. Still, the piece includes a second letter from a reader about a persistent body odor problem, advising a psychiatrist consultation for relief and inviting readers to write for responses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abby
Ime
Mor
Mnyself
Leo
Octor
Clown Week at New York Museum Series Sponsored by NEA
Robert Molinar a clown mime and dancer applies makeup to Cheron Crayton during Clown Week at the Museum of Contemporary Crafts New York the fifth event in a summer series of visitor participation programs. The series is sponsored by the National Endowment for the Arts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Molinar
Cheron Crayton
Museum of Contemporary Crafts
New York
Moliner
National Endowment For the Arts
Family's Summer Tepee Home Near Monongahela Forest
AP reports Jon Davis and her four teenagers living in a 10 dollar tepee on the Monongahela National Forest edge in West Virginia. The family uses nearby nature for baths, meals, and shelter while exploring trails and a ghost town. Husband Hunter Davis, a Slippery Rock State College professor, joins weekends and questions living in a tepee, yet the family grows closer through shared subsistence and shared space. The children plan to return to school later in the month, while Mrs. Davis contemplates staying longer if not frozen out.
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Elelns
W.va
APJ
Jon Davis
Monongahela National Forest
Slippery Rock
Hunter
Slippery Rack State College
the Lepee
New York City
Cheat
Women golfers crown medalist amid mixed winners
Mrs Arlen Blank earned Wednesday medalist honors while group winners included Mrs Ray Hink ey Mrs Oda Poormay and Miss Frances Nemec. Hostesses Mrs Bert Wolfman and Mrs William Fuller led the event with prize winners like Mrs Louis Stotha and guest prize to Mrs Nick Lillias. Mrs George Cayras claimed medalist honors and flight winners included Mrs Alfred Carr Mrs Gerald Fowler and Mrs Terry Nemecek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlen Blank
Ray Hinkey
Oda Poormay
Frances Nemec
Gilbert Knott
Gerald Phillipns
Richard Murray
Louis Stotha
Bert Wolfman
William Fuller
Lom Merryman
Blant
Robert Condon
Pon Proksa
Alfred Carr
Nick Lillias
George Cayras
Gerald Fowler
Terry Nemecek
Bride Elect LaDonna Curtiright Honored at Shower
Miss LaDonna Curtiright, bride elect of Kenneth Grout, was honored at a misc bridal shower at 7 30 p m Wednesday evening hosted by Mrs Leon Krieg and co hostess Mrs John Johnson for 25 guests. Parents listed are Mr and Mrs C E B Cartwright and Mrs Ray I Groul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaDonna Curtiright
Kenneth Grout
Leon Krieg
Thirty
Eighth Street
John Johnson
C. EB. Cartwright
First Street
Ray I. Groul
Kingley
Senior Citizens Need Fewer Daily Calories
College Station Texas based nutritionist Karen Kreipke of the Texas Agricultural Extension Service says senior citizens require fewer daily calories than middle aged adults due to changes in body chemistry and reduced activity. She notes women over 60 need around 1.7 thousand calories and men over 55 about 2,400 calories, roughly matching younger children.
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College Station, Texas
Miss Christal Cook Honored At Shower
Miss Christal Cook daughter of Mr and Mrs J W Frazen Marion was guest of honor at a miscellaneous bridal shower given by Mrs Ronald Renfer 925 Twenty fifth Marian with 100 guests hostess Mrs Dean DeSotel Miss Cook is the August bride elect of John Staling Stewart son of Mr and Mrs Robert W Stewart of Burlington
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christal Cook
J. W. Frazen
Toute Ore
Marion
Ronald Renfer
Twenty-fifth Steel
Marian
Dean DeSotel
Miss Cook
John Stanlng Stewart
Robert W.stewart
Burlington
Shoppers wary as disease fears rise worldwide
The piece notes tuberculosis, once thought to decline, is resurging as a leading cause of death in the U S and worldwide and cites experts warning that contagion risks linger while markets offer bargains during sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rammelsberg
Rammelsberg Reader's Digest
Rose Garden
New York
UPI
Wills Park
Marshall
Bridge Winners of the Mitchell movement play
Bridge winners of the Mitchell movement played Wednesday with the YWCA. North south pairs Mrs James Hodges with Mrs Thomas Mullin won first. Richard Mowik and George Alberts second. East west winners were Royce McCray and Keith Hanson first. Mrs James Slaman and Mrs George Jenkins second. No game Saturday due to the Iowa City sectional tournament.
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Mitchell
YWCA
James Hodges
Thomas Mullin
Richard Mowik
George Alberts
Royce McCray
Keith Hanson
James Slaman
George Jenkins
Iowa City
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