Woman Teaches Art History at West Point First Female Faculty
Elizabeth Matthew Lewis becomes the first woman on the U S Military Academy faculty to teach art history and serves as fine arts librarian. She and cadets agree on a no uniform, no salute pact as they start the course. Lewis, 50, recounts butterflies before her first class of 15 cadet seniors.
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Elizabeth Matthew Lewis
U.S. Military Academy
Est Point
N.Y
Academy
Lewis
West Point
Beaux Arts Ball Draws Capacity Crowd at Roosevelt Hotel
A capacity crowd is anticipated for the Beaux Arts ball at the Roosevelt hotel with over 650 tickets sold in advance. The event features a Louvre theme, dancing by Leo Cortimiglia's orchestra, a 9 30 art auction, standup reproductions of famous paintings, and on-site photo opportunities. Several preball gatherings and cocktail events are planned at nearby homes, with extended host lists and postball breakfasts for numerous couples.
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Roosevelt Hotel
Ben Blackstock
James Klemp
Crandall Drive
le Louvre
Chicago Oz
Conservatory
Leo Cortimiglia
Gamma Theta chapter hosts sorority meeting at Fortieth Street
The Gamma Theta chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met Thursday evening at Mrs. Keith Fraizer's home, 506 Fortieth Street N. Programs included Interpretation of Love by Mrs. Thomas Bruch and Sally Bickford, and You and Your Audience by Mrs. Richard Novak.
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Gamma Theta
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Keith Fraizer
Fortiethstreet N
Thomas Bruch
Sally Bickford
Richard Novak
Vernon Couple Return From Three Week Europe Tour
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle G. Vernon of 304 Sussex Drive NE returned home Wednesday after a three week trip to Europe visiting seven countries.
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Lyle G. Vernon
Sussex Drive
Europe
Princess Margaret undergoes tonsil surgery in London
Princess Margaret, 37, sister of Queen Elizabeth II, had her tonsils removed at King Edward VII Hospital in London. A medical bulletin said her condition was satisfactory and she is expected to remain hospitalized for about a week.
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London
Margaret
Elizabeth II
King Edward VII Hospital
Newlywed Couple Rent Trolley For City Drive
In Milan Paolo and Amalia Longoni rented a city trolley for three hours to celebrate their wedding. Longoni said he paid $16 an hour to mark how he met his bride on a trolley.
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Milan
Italy
UPI
Paolo
Amalia Longoni
Longoni
Mother pleads Mansfield to help Pueblo crew return
A Pueblo mother writes to Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield asking him to use his office to secure the safe return of her son and crew members. Mansfield says priority is the crew and notes the possibility the ship may not be recovered.
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Washington
UPI
Pueblo
Mike ‘Mansfield
Sen. Mansfield
Mansfield
Husband May See Wife More in Vietnam
George Malassarin a young army lieutenant may see his wife Pat more often in Vietnam than since their 1966 marriage. Malassarin leaves for Vietnam Monday and Pat a lieutenant and army nurse will join Feb 3. They wed December 1966 during an officers program at Fort Sam Houston Texas. They have since served at Fitzsimmons General Hospital Denver and helicopter flight schools in Texas and Alabama. They are visiting his Wichita parents Dr and Mrs F W Matassarin.
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Wichita
Kan
George Malassarin
Vietnam
Malassarin
Pat
Medical Service Corps
Fort Sam Houston
Texas
Fitzsimmons General Hospital
Denver
George
Alabama
F. W. Matassarin
See Through Blouse Stirs Carnaby Street Fashion
London shoppers and police watched as Marlene McDonald a 19 year old from Toronto wore a white chiffon see through blouse with no bra at a Carnaby Street boutique. She predicted the look may catch on though hotels and transport may resist exposed attire.
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Ondon
UPI
London
Yves Saint Laurent
Paris
Carnaby Street
Marlene McDonald
Marlene
Foe of Women’s Suffrage Dies at 80 in Philadelphia
Caroline Katzenstein, 80, a prominent advocate of the 19th amendment and former executive secretary of the National Women’s Party, died Wednesday in Philadelphia. She worked for better working and salary conditions for women.
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Philadelphia
Caroline Katzenstein
U.S
Miss Katzenstein
National Women’s Party
Slit Mender for Upholstered Chair Repair Tip
Instruction on mending a chair slit using adhesive tape and a warm iron. Insert tape under the slit, pull sides together, press with iron until fabric and tape bond. Practical home repair guidance from a vintage tip.
Judge Parker Advocates Individual Focus In Juvenile Court
Waterloo juvenile court Judge William W. Parker told 345 parents and teachers at Kennedy high school during Cedar Rapids PTA founders day dinner that no single rule fits all youths. He urged collaboration of professionals and laypeople to aid families and promote strong male authority at home.
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Gazette
Tom Merryman
Donald Bard
Apache Trail
Alvin Lenway
Ninth Street
PTA Council
William Parker
Waterloo
Kennedy High School
Guerin Thompson
Henry Small
Mines
P. R. Farris
William Port
George Pierrot
Bard
William W. Parker
Black Hawk County
Cedar Rapids
Parker
PTA
Kennedy
Duplicate Bridge Winners at Roosevelt Hotel Move
Winners of the master point game in the Mitchell movement at the Roosevelt hotel were Eugene Kales with Ron Anderson first in North-South and Mrs Karl Henrikson with Mrs W E Eyman second. East-West leaders were Ken Goland with Jim Nash first and Keith Bean with Dr D F Miller second. Iowa sectional bridge tournament opens next Friday at the Roosevelt hotel per Gazette update.
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Mitchell
Roosevelt Hotel
Eugene Kales
Ron Anderson
Karl Henrikson
W. E. Eyman
Ken Goland
Jim Nash
Keith Bean
D. F. Miller
Iowa
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Weing Road
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Bob Boysons
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Red Fox Road
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