Stripper Denies Mills Tie Amid Washington Scandal
In New York AP report Fanne Foxe repeats that Wilbur Mills is not her lover, claiming a father daughter bond instead. She discusses the Oct 7 incident at the Tidal Basin, downplays a romance while admitting mixed feelings and asserts the publicity is for money not dancing prowess.
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New York
Tidal Basin
Wilbur Mills
House
Ways and Means
Fanne Foxe
Mills
Miss Foxe
Washington
Mr. Mills
Wilbur
Ex-Dictator's Wife Released From Prison in Greece
Despina Papadopoulos, wife of former dictator George Papadopoulos, was freed from Kokydallos prison after admitting repentance by returning funds she fraudulently received. She faced trial for state fraud related to pay from the Central Intelligence Service during her husband’s rule.
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Athens
UPI
Despina Papadopoulos
George Papadopoulos
Kokydallos
Papadopoulos
Central Intelligence Service
CIS
Despina
Nevada Madam Withdraws Recount Bid in Assembly Race
Beverly Harrell a Nevada brothel owner who nearly won the Hawthorne district assembly seat withdrew her recount request after county clerks refused to allow ballot challenges. The race ended 2 533 to 2 673 for Don Moody as Harrell cited flawed laws and clerical procedures.
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Lida Juncton
Nev
UPI
Beverly Harrell
Nevada
Don Moody
Hawthorne
Mike O'Callaghan
Margaret Hoffman Weds Douglas Edler In Prairie Creek Church
Margaret M Hoffman and Douglas P Edler married in a 1 30 pm ceremony at Prairie Creek Christian church officiated by Rev James Sorensen. Attendants included Elizabeth Hoffman maid of honor Jane Waldorf bridesmaid Best man Pete Reicks and Gary Williams. Reception for 200 at church followed. They will live in Ames where both study at Iowa State University and the groom farms.
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Phyllis Gerke
James Hoffman, Jr
Ames
Iowa State University
Harding and Philipp Wedding in Manchester Ceremony
Miss Nancy Kay Philipp and Edward W. Harding of Glenwood wed at Saint Marys Catholic church in Manchester on Saturday at 1 p.m. The Rev. Louis Jaeger performed the ceremony, followed by a reception for 200 at the American Legion hall.
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Manchester
Saint Mary’s Catholic Church
Nancy Kay Philipp
Edward W. Harding
Glenwood
Ernest Philipp
Donald Harding
Camanche
Louis Jaeger
American Legion Hall
Women Executives Face Dead End From Token Promotions
Roz Liston reports that despite pressure to promote women, moving into management often ends as token advancement. AMA president James Hayes notes women lack aggressive career planning. training helps avert the “little disaster” of ill-prepared leaders and addresses persistent bias and resistance within and outside the female ranks.
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James Hayes
The
American Management Assns
AMA
Hayes
Ers
United States
Bridge Winners at Noelridge Park Church
North south Mae Henry and Tait Cummins first and Sue Butschi with Micki Siewert second. East west Eleanor Fitzpatrick and Mary Earley first with Karen Langenfeld and Vi Smith second. Overall winners were Mrs. Fitzpatrick and Mrs. Earley. Next game will be Monday at 9 at the church.
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Noelridge Park Christian Church
Mae Henry
Tait Cummins
Sue Butschi Mins
Sue Butschi
Micki Siewert
Eleanor Fitzpatrick
Mary Earley
Karen Langenfeld
Vi Smith
Fitzpatrick
Earley
Iowana Council Elects Officers and Awards
Iowana Council of Camp Fire Girls held its annual meeting at the United Way building naming officers: President Mrs James Lovett first vice president Dr John Gitty second vice president Mrs William H Ryan treasurer William Osborne and secretary Mrs David A Elderkin. Directors named include Mrs James Westcot Mrs Dean Sutliff Mrs Harold Reese David Maresh Mrs Donald Hattery Dick Russell Gene Lynch and Mrs Robert Pierson. Volunteers received awards such as the John Collier Ernest Thompson Seton Sebago Charlotte Joy Farnsworth Shawnequas and Walton honors with tenure pins for long service.
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Iowana Council of Camp Fire Girls
United Way
James Lovett
John Gitty
William H. Ryan
William Osborne
David A. Elderkin
James Westcot
Dean Sutliff
Harold Reese
David Maresh
Donald Hattery
Dick Russell
Gene Lynch
Robert Pierson
Carrol Voelkers
John Collier
Jean Ashby
Russell Noyes
Ernest Thompson Seton
Rachel Miller
Robert Williams
Larry Peters
Greg Michel, Jr
Charlotte Joy Farnsworth
Richard Nischwitz
Robert Sullivan
Terry Smith
Arnold Espe
Vernon Nerad
Keith Fulton
Walton
Leonard Halverson
Amelia Lemon
Donald Ibeling
Joe Benzer
Jon Hatcher
Phillip Welsch
Voelkers
Christianity Hangs on In Peking
Barbara Bush notes a fragile Christian presence in Peking where three old men and a woman hold Sunday services in a former Bible Society building. A Presbyterian minister, an Episcopal pastor, and a Protestant elder lead, with Foreign diplomats and Africans among small congregants in a city of 5 million non-believers.
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Peking
UPI
Barbara Bush
U. S
China
Forbidden City
Communist Party
Mao Tse-tung
Bible Society
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Bakers Union
Margaret M. Hoffman
Philipp Harding
Terry Burgin
Mark Lehmann
Jackie Schilling
Mr. Burgin
Steve Swanson
Glenn Whitehead
Dave Schulte
University of Northern Iowa
Delaware County Abstract Co
Harding
UNI
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Seth
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