Liz Carpenter Plans Washington Exit
Liz Carpenter announces plans to leave Washington after a storied career as a journalist and press secretary. She recalls covering FDR era and Lyndon Johnson, defending women’s rights, and shaping public relations work, while signaling a move back to Texas to teach journalism and write.
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Washington
Liz Carpenter
University of Texas
Esther von Waggoner Tufty
Austin
Texas
Lyndon Johnson
White House
Lady Bird
Johnsons
Ife
Ford
Liz
Stu
Washington Monument
Waa
Bible Belt
Salado
Teven
Bill Proxmire
Elizot Richardson
Harriman
Aneir
Lady Hird
Supreme Court
Tom Clark
Carpenter of
Women's Aneration
Abe Fortas
Jtter
George Bush
CIA
Carl Albert
Pearl Bailey
Congress
John G. Tower
Spotted Fever Takes Toll On Eight Year Old Debbie
In Lexington Kentucky eight year old Debbie Ssyler endured a five month battle with Rocky Mountain spotted fever. She lost parts of nine toes and four fingers and about 65 percent of her skin. Surgeons used skin grafts from her father to save her life. She faces more grafts and rehabilitation before returning home and starting the third grade.
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Lexington, Ky
Debbie Ssyler
Edward Luce
University of Kentucky Medical Center
Luce
Debbie
Crab Orchard
Ariving
University Medical Center
Luckers’ Hospital
Dear Abby Advice Column Excerpt From 20th Century Paper
A reader asks if a married man will ever divorce his wife and marry her, noting age and long acquaintance. Abby advises the affair won’t end in marriage and warns against waiting. Also a Florida reader recounts buying an expensive wedding gift and paying the difference for a pricier salt and pepper shaker set. Abby suggests sending $1 for her booklet.
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Ry Abigail van Buren
Arny
Tim
Cam
Tye
Aki
Itwig
Florida
Camp Fire elects officers and honors volunteers
Camp Fire Girls announce president Mrs William Ryan and officers to the council including John Battin and Mrs James Westat as vice presidents Carroll Voelkers treasurer and Mrs David Elderkin secretary. Directors named Mrs Greg Michel Jr Gerald Harrington Terry Tucker and Mira Leonard Rosenthal. Wakan award presented at Mt Mercy exhibit honoring Edward Lehner a Mt Mercy student with a public reception scheduled tonight.
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Willam Ryan Hog
Towane Council of
Camp Fire Girls
John Battin
James Westat
Carrol Voelkers
Mra
David Elderkin
Allure
Cedar Rapids
Greg Michel, Jr
Gerald Harrington
Terry Tucker
Mira
Leonard Rosenthal
Iowa City
Wakan
Welfare Cut Threat to Melinda Darnell Family
The Darnell family faces loss of food stamps Medicaid and ADC benefits after more than 400 in pills counted as income as Melinda a 15 year old with a malignant brain tumor declines. Officials say the cut can be appealed and a benefit day is planned with Gov. Mills Godwin declaring Melinda Day.
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Alexandria
Douglas Darnell
Melinda
Bil
Mary Darnell
Edward Arvidson
Fairfax County
Amandson
Washington Star
Malinda
Virginia
Mills Godwin
Melinds
Mel
Coralville Woman To Head Scouts
Donna Epley of Coralville is named council president by Mississippi Valley Girl Scout council directors. She has led troops and served on boards, previously presiding over the Cardinal Girl Scout council in Iowa City and serving as a board member at large. She replaces Jo Smith of Davenport who resigns.
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Donna Epley
Coralville
Mississippi Valley Girl Scout Council
Medical Assistants Elect Officers in Linn County
Miss Maurine Crowley of 1403 Fifth Street NW becomes the new president of Linn County Medical Assistants after installation at the annual Christian Woman's party. New officers include Mrs Gary McCright as president elect Kathy Kummager as vice president Cathi Yiatl as secretary and Mrs Jack Eye as treasurer. On this date in 197? David Packard resigned as deputy defense chief in the Nixon administration.
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Maurine Crowley
Fifth Street
Linn County Medical Assistants
Ramarta Lin
Tatie Richardson
Gary McCright
Presi
David Packard
Nixon
Bridge West Side Club Hemel movement wines I gave played
Bridge West Side Club results show players Mes Wik Eymeen and Mid with KEL Hendeson Entts Thomas Malin and Philip Ansell in second. Mrs KN Horingtor and Kenneth C Hixon placed third. The event was scheduled for 8:30 Sunday at Welty Wey.
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Hemel Movement
Welty Wey
Mes
Wik
Eymeen
Mid
Kel Hendeson
Entts
Thomas Malin
Philip Ansell
Mrs KN
Kenneth C. Hixon
Sea
Sunkiy
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