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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1968
Page
16
Cleo Odzer, 19, a resident people painter at the Cheetah discotheque, promotes face and body painting as a moonlighting craft. She notes flower designs, especially daisies, are popular, and that painting serves as an ice breaker and sense of belonging for patrons. She earns about $15 on weekend nights.
Neighbors say Alice Crownfield appears ordinary though Izvestia says she lured a Soviet physicist into defecting. Crownfield and her husband deny the charge saying they know of no spy activity. The Soviets cite a conference meeting in Yugoslavia and Vienna as context. The Russian scientist reportedly returned to Moscow after questioning.
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Amy Steinback a nine year old from Portland Ore mailed a 25 cent allowance to Governor McCall to aid air pollution efforts. She apologized for dirty air and noted the night fog was so thick street lights could not be seen.
Miss Pamela Jo Harrison and Jerry Hamlyn exchanged nuptial vows at Emmanuel Methodist Church Waterloo. The Rev. Steven Pohlman officiated. A 125 guest reception followed. The bride wore Chantilly lace with a bouffant veil and red rose bouquet. The couple will reside in Waterloo with their jobs at Scholtz Memorial hospital and Fahr Beverage Co. respectively.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Huber marked their 50th wedding anniversary with a 1 30 Mass at the Good Samaritan Home West Union where Mrs. Huber resides. A 75 guest reception followed. The couple wed February 4 1918 at Fort Atkinson and have a daughter Anita Huber of Des Moines.
The Kenneth Arnells at 364 Sixth Avenue SW were honored Sunday with a post-nuptial shower hosted by Mrs. Sam Arnell of 718 Thirty third Street NE. Fifteen guests attended.
A Pennsylvania teacher Miss Jean Laing and three Indian children became lost in Malaysia's Cameron Highlands during a mountain climb. After two cold hungry days they were rescued by Boh Tea estate aborigines and taken to a British military hospital.
The eighth Beaux Arts ball raised 5920 in Cedar Rapids with 1870 from the art auction. Net profit for the Cedar Rapids Art Assn. is about 3700, similar to 1987. Ed Bruns won 275 for Iowa landscape. Conger Metcalf pieces sold for 230 and 179. A cutout painting, Pink Girl, disappeared after the party. it belongs to Dr. L. Ruigiti. Call for return.
Warrie Lynn Smith, 23, of San Antonio, Texas, has taken a position with the U S Information Agency and is living temporarily with the First Family in the White House. She began work Monday at USIA for a 16 week training program after serving as Lynda Robb's college roommate and maid of honor at her December wedding.
Mrs. John David Black, widow of Lt. Michael A. Waugh and wife of Capt. David Black, learns that her husband is among three U.S. sailors offered freedom by North Vietnam to celebrate Tet. She reflects on grief, resilience, and praying for his return after prior losses.
Mrs. June Nurss of 609 Sixth Street SE arrived home Monday after visiting her son in law T Sgt and Mrs Ray Larsen and their three children at Ramey Air Force Base Puerto Rico.
Miss Diana Kay Foley daughter of Mr and Mrs Raymond Foley of 312 Fourth Street NW wed Charles E Langguth son of Mr and Mrs Berthal Langguth of Palo in a 430 PM ceremony at St Mark's Methodist Church. Rev G M Fields officiated. A reception for 100 followed.
If bath mat stains tub sides or bottom apply chlorine bleach per directions. Let stand 20 minutes then wash, rinse, and suds. To stay clean soak mat in similar solution 20 to 30 minutes then scrub with a sudsy brush, rinse, and dry.
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