First Lady Flanks Border Park Dedication in Mexico Visit
Pat Nixon dedicates Border International park on the US Mexico border in San Diego and crosses the fence to greet a cheering crowd of about 100 Mexicans. She hands out pins, signs autographs, and discusses cross border use of the new park.
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San Diego
Cal
UPI
Pat Nixon
Mexico
Nixon
Pat
Pat Nikon
California
Mark Stanley
Imperial Beach
Calif
Too Much Stimulation Risks Harm to Babies Says Expert
New York pediatrician Dr. T Berry Brazelton warns mothers against excessive stimulation in infancy. He notes babies tune in or out based on environment and that over or improper stimuli can cause withdrawal or misread signals. The piece discusses parental interpretation of a baby's cries and the need for mothers to act as intermediaries between child and world.
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New York
Redbook Magazine
T. Berry Brazelton
iHarvard Medical School
Hant
Brazelton
Noted Inner Conflict in Caregiver Reactions
The text recalls a caregiver fearing rejection and anticipates how a remother may pull back care. It suggests anxiety about performing and withdrawal upon seeing perceived rejection, warning that the baby could lose intellectual and emotional development due to too little stimulation.
Diane Mineck Wins Legion Scholarship at Cedar Rapids
Miss Diane Mineck of Tiptoor receives a $300 annual Cedar Rapids American Legion Auxiliary Hanford Post 5 scholarship. A second year University of Iowa nursing student, she is granddaughter of Mrs. Alfred Schluntz of 1507 Fifteenth Avenue SW.
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Diane Mineck
Tiptoor
Cedar Rapids American Legion Auxilary
Hanford Post
Miss Mineck
University of Iowa College of Nursing
Alfred Schluntz
Torcats Chase Get Owner Into Trouble
Mary run has filed a charge against Flossie Evesladge for harboring an animal in their apartment building. Mary was chased down the building's hallway by Flossie's pet, a bobcat named Remus.
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Cincinnati
Mary Run
Flossie Evesladge
Mary
Buluing
Flossie
Remus
Large Can of Peaches Contains Many Desserts
A can of cling peaches yields about 2 cups of drained fruit enough for a 9 inch upside down cake or 6 to 7 servings with syrup. Dr Brazelton notes these “recipes” help mothers plan desserts and snacks with cookies.
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Brazelton
Women's Golf Medalist Honors in Ellis Season Beat George Day
Mrs. Brian Frisch won medalist honors in Ellis Women's Golf season as Beat George day was played Wednesday. Entries list multiple players who beat or tied George, with names like Mrs Arlen Blank Miss Nancy Batley the Mines and several others. Hostesses included Mrs Jerry Althoff and Mrs Knott. Medalist in women's golf played Wednesday was Mrs Owen Winterberg. Flight winners listed as Mrs Alfred Carr Mrs George McCord and Miss Linyd Seastrom with special prize to Mrs Jim Klemp. Birdies noted for Mrs Winterberg Mrs Carr and Mrs McCord.
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Brian Frisch
Ellis
George
Arlen Blank
Nancy Batley
The
Mines
Joseph Best
Fay Biiney
Richard Spacek
James Sampson
John Heefner
the Mines
Gerald Kotchkiss
Frisch
William Moeller
Myra Booth
G. L. Phillips
Dave Smith
Gilbert Knott
Bailey
Tom Good
Richard Norton
William Chase
Meailer
Myre
Bort
Gile Dills
Ron Fruechte
Smith
Jerry Althoff
Knott
Owen Winterberg
Alfred Carr
George McCord
Linyd Seastrom
Jim Klemp
Winterbero
Carr
Mrs Stamats to Judge at State Fair Horse Show
Cedar Rapids woman Mrs Peter Stamats will judge hunters and jumpers at the Iowa State fair horse show. She began riding at five, showed for others, and now manages two shows yearly Lindenhill and a Cedar Rapids charity event. Schedule includes open hunter classes August 26 and 7 pm events with Jumper and other classes from August 3 to 25. Her family keeps six horses on the farm as she shifts toward cross country riding. The fair runs August 22 through 29 with matinees August 22 and 29.
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Cedar Rapids
Gilded Maryland
Peter Stamats
Forest Drive SE
Washington, D. C
Palominos
Towa
Bridge Winners of the Mitchell Movement at the YWCA
North south winners were Jon Brissman and Bill Austin first place with Mrs Water and Phil Arnel second. East west top pair was Mrs John Butcher and Juchard Nassif, followed by Mrs Hodges and Mrs Rohrbach. Next game is Saturday at 12 30 at the YWCA.
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Mitchell
YWCA
Jon Brissman
Bill Austin
R. W. Water
Phil Arnel
John Butcher
Juchard Nassif
James Hodges
Ralph Rohrbach
Stoneware Designers Target Youth Market
English firm led by Lionel Simons analyzes youth influence on home fashion and tableware. Young buyers favor versatile, affordable pieces over formal sets, driving a shift in patterns and design choices. A 19 year old designer helped create a best selling Indiana ware pattern, marking a major success for the company this year.
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Viviai Brown
Mengteatierey
Lionel Simons
Simons
Moore
Ike
Birthday party and bridal shower notices mixed in text
A misc bridal shower honors Miss Celeste Morgan, Sept. 16 bride elect of John Larson, with host Miss Kathy McMehon and 20 guests. Frosted fruit pie and candy frosted pies suggested for birthdays with special treats. Weather and sports updates air on TV 9 EyeWitness News weekdays.
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Celeste Morgan
John Larson
Ira Larson
Garden Drive
Kathy McMehon
Grande Avenue
Morgan
Paul Morgans
Forest Drive
TV 9
Eyewitness News
Smack and Christopherson Wedding at Waukon St John’s
Linda Elaine Smack and John Christopherson of Decorah were married at Waukon St John’s Lutheran Church on August 7. The Rev. Martyn D. Hansing officiated the 2 pm ceremony followed by a 400-guest reception. They plan a Wisconsin Dells honeymoon and will reside in Decorah where Christopherson works for United Parcel Service and Smack is employed by Halls of Decorah.
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Wauken
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Linda Elaine Smack
John Christopherson
Decorah
L. C. Smack
Liord Strinmorn
Martyn D. Hansing
Wisconsin Dells
Christopherson
United Parcel Service
Area One School of
Halls of Decorah
Edward Anthony, Publisher of Woman's Home Companion, Dies
Edward Anthony, 76, former publisher of the now defunct Woman's Home Companion, died Monday in Gloucester Massachusetts. He had earlier started a writing career as a journalist and author at the Bridgeport Herald in Connecticut.
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Gloucester
Mass
Edward Anthony
Woman's Home Companion
Anthony
Bridgeport, Conn
Herald
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Midway Drive
Richard York
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