Witches not labeled by looks say Susan Roberts
Patricia McCormack reports on Susan Roberts uncovering the world of white magic witches in the U S A. Witches are middle class Americans living mainstream lives not linked to Satanists. The book Witches U S A notes witches avoid discrimination and many identify with a balance of white and black magic. The Waxing Moon publication links practitioners in Topeka Kansas and a common greeting is blessed be.
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Patricia McCormack
New York
U.S.A
Susan Roberts
Roberts
Mrs. Roberts
America
Topeka
Kan
American patron Peggy Guggenheim reports theft at Venice home
Peggy Guggenheim reports a theft at her Venice villa of a Picasso and nine other modern paintings from a $12 million collection. The missing Picasso is titled A Boy with Stripe Shirt. Guggenheim, 72, learned of the loss while visiting friends in London and declined to set a value beyond describing the works as worth thousands.
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London
Peggy Guggenheim
Picasso
Venice
Guggenheim
Shorts Gain as Women Don't Want To Be Square
Rome observers report a shorts trend among women, sparked by fashion leaders and public figures. Sophia Loren and Gina Lollobrigida muse on wearing shorts while Audrey Hepburn notes feeling square in long dresses. Emilio Pucci cites insecurity and speed imagery as motivators behind the shift.
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Rome
Sophia Loren
Gina Lollobrigida
Audrey Hepburn
Pucci
Wedding on ice at Memorial Coliseum in Phoenix
During a Phoenix Salt Lake City hockey game 12 000 fans watched Gary Glaspie, the arena ice resurfacer operator, marry Bonnie Huston in the center ice during intermission. The ceremony was led by Charles Oliver, arena maintenance head and ordained minister. The couple rode away in the resurfacer as the organ played. The honeymoon was postponed as Glaspie returned to resurface the ice.
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Phoenix
Memorial Coliseum
Gary Glaspie
Bonnie Huston
Roadrunners
Hot Pants Doomed by Name Objection Says Analyst
CHICAGO AP The head of Louis Cheskin Associates says the term hot pants will fail in the American market because the word is objectionable to most people. Cheskin notes even fans of ultra short shorts will reject the product due to lack of psycho social acceptance. He cites past misses like the midi skirt and the Edsel.
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Chicago
Louis Cheskin
Preparation H advertisement promises relief for hemorrhoidal itching
A drugstore ad touts Preparation H as a fast acting relief for burning itching and swelling from hemorrhoidal infection and inflammation. It claims doctor tested results in New York Washington and the Midwest and notes lubricating soothing effects in ointment or suppository form.
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New York City
Washington, D.C
Midwest Medical Center
Apollo 14 Wives Watch Husbands Run Tests
At Space Center Houston the wives of astronauts watched a 51 minute telecast of science experiments by Apollo 14 crew. Alan Shepard Jr closed with a plea for peace on earth. The broadcast was not live on networks and portions appeared in news telecasts. Louise Shepard joined Joan Roosa and Louise Mitchell for lunch after church. It was their first social gathering during the moon mission.
Rudolf Nureyev Honored By Marquesa at Party
A chic New York party hosted by the Marquesa de Cuevas and Raimundo, Marques de Lorrain, celebrated ballet star Rudolf Nureyev. Notables like Truman Capote, Jackie Onassis, Doris Duke, and the Furstenbergs attended, with lively chatter about fashion, art, and high society.
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Rudolf Nureyev
Suzy Knickerbocker II
New York
Truman Capote
Marquesa de
Swiss Vote Grants Women Right To Vote In National Elections
Swiss men approved a constitutional amendment by 2 to 1, giving women the right to vote in national elections and hold federal office. The tally was 621,403 in favor to 323,596 opposed, with prior reversal of a 12 year earlier decision. Opposition remained strongest in German speaking rural areas. Liechtenstein to vote February 28 on similar issue. Switzerland has 1.9 million women vs 1.6 million men.
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Bern
Switzerland
United Nations
Jordan
Kuwait
Saudi Arabia
Yemen
Liechtenstein
Austria
New Zealand
Women’s Symphony Committee Scholarship Auditions
The Women’s Symphony Committee scholarships target Cedar Rapids Marion area students who play orchestral instruments excluding piano. An error in Sundays Gazette incorrectly stated that piano auditions were included.
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Women’s Symphony Committee
Cedar Rapids- Marion Area
Duplicate Mitchell movement winners at YWCA bridge game
Winners in the Mitchell movement at the YWCA on Saturday included North-South first place to Royce McCray and Allen Stout, second to Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Schmeider, tied first to Mrs. Viola Schenken, Mrs. Frank Zeman, and Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Parker, and tied second to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Parr, Tom Cook, and Pat Leavitt. A novice game will start next Saturday alongside the regular event. next YWCA games are scheduled Wednesday at 9 30 and 7 30.
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Mitchell Movement
YWCA
Royce McCray
Allen Stout
Adolph Schmeider
Viola Schenken
Frank Zeman
Stephen Parker
Harry Parr
Tom Cook
Pat Leavitt
Tipton Couple To Note 50 Years of Marriage
Mr. and Mrs. William Dinse celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary with an open house Sunday from 2 to 5 at their home. Hosts are their four children Mrs. Leo Dunbar of Brighton, Mrs. Paul Schiltz and John of Seattle, and Hubert of Swisher. The couple wed Ella Haacks near West Liberty on Feb 16 1921. They have seven grandchildren and one great grandchild.
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Tipton
William Dinse
Leo Dunbar
Brighton
Paul Schiltz
John
Seattle
Wash
Hilbert
Swisher
Dinse
Ella Haacks
West Liberty
Bitter coffee linked to standing and stale grounds
Flavor experts warn that bitterness in coffee stems from letting coffee stand in the percolator or the use of stale coffee and extended percolation times. The advice urges brewing fresh and promptly serving to avoid sour or rancid notes.
Ellen Kron and Stephen Rotter Wed in Riverside
Miss Ellen Mary Kron and Stephen Craig Rotter wed at St Marys Catholic Church Riverside with a 4 pm ceremony performed by Rev W F Beeckman. The couple will reside in Muscatine where Rotter is employed by Stanley Consultants and Kron works at Osco Drug Iowa City.
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Riverside
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Ellen Mary Kron
John Kron
Stephen Craig Rotter
LaVerne Rotter
Ainsworth
W. F. Beeckman
St. Mary’s School
Muscatine
Stanley Consultants
Muscatine Junior College
Rotter
Osco Drug
Iowa City
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Apollo 14
Marquesa’s
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Australian Ballet Company
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la Turbie
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Jackie Onassis
Aristotle Onassis
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Doris Duke
Winston Guest
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Jackie
Pat Kennedy Lawford
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Rauschenberg
Diane
Furstenberg
Betty
Francois
Acapulco
Paris
Gil Shiva
Susan Stein
Alexander Liberman
Diane Zu Furstenberg
Women’s Committee
Nugent Ski Outing
Patrick
Lucy Johnson Nugent
Pat
Vail
Colo
Marion
West Side
Welty- Way
Richard Golembiewski
Welsley Harter
Marian Dean
Marshall Spitz
McCray
Richard Nassif
Thomas Mullins
Vernon Hendrix
Clarence Mainer
Hiltbrunner
Second Street
BEAU
Beau Bight
First Avenue
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Ellen M. Kron
S.C. Rotter
Leland Rich
Karen Grecian
Patricia Burich
Camelot
Kim Hall
Greg Schott
Mike Rotter
Donald Prybil
Gary Tomas
Dennis
Randy Kelin
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