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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1966
Page
10
Vision and hearing problems in children hinder academics and behavior. Seek a full evaluation by a qualified specialist. early detection and treatment ease later social and emotional difficulties.
Cairo AP report says the Kuwait ambassador's daughter will wed Thurs night at the Nile Hilton with about 800 guests. Only the bridegroom and the bride's father may be male, as female guests attend without husbands per Kuwaiti traditions. The embassy official will guard the hall to enforce the ban.
Mr and Mrs Kenneth F Wagner of 400 Twenty sixth Street NW will be honored at an open house Sunday from 2 to 5. They were married in Cedar Rapids on February 15 1941.
Wednesday morning events in the Mitchell movement crowned Harry Ross and John Butcher as north south winners, with Adolph Helm and Milan Johnson east west. Section A saw Mr. and Mrs. Ross first in north south and Mrs. John Stamy with Dr. D. D. Olsen second. east west honors went to Mrs. Howard Green with Richard Golembiewski first, and Mrs. Alfred Hornung with Russell Ross second. Section B produced north-south champs Mr. and Mrs. Richard Christensen, first, and Mrs. Frank Zeman with William Jennings second. east-west top pair were Mrs. L. B. Beers and D. A. Helberg first, Milan Johnson second.
Deputy Ambassador Porter and Ministr Counselor Zorthian returned to Saigon with their spouses for official social roles during the Humparey visit. In San Francisco an AP dispatch notes the first wives of Americans to rejoin the capital staff since a 1965 order. A spokesman said wives may come back periodically at the President’s discretion when their presence aids official duties.
The case centers on Mrs. Sid ney W. Stevens seeking to run for state treasurer as Ivy Baker Priest, the maiden name of a former U S treasurer. A Los Angeles judge ruled Valerie Marvin may use her married name, not the Navy officer’s, in a separate contested matter. The Supreme Court will hear the Stevens Priest appeal in San Francisco.
Mrs David Pickering recalled a chaotic day as she sat in the car while her husband tried to start it The vehicle unexpectedly sped forward weaving past a tree a garden and a trailer trapping two people inside A 250 volt power line was involved before the danger subsided and the car stopped after the power was shut off
In Saigon, Vice President Humphrey helps reintroduce the presence of American officials wives in official circles, focusing on social roles of diplomatic spouses as part of wartime outreach and morale efforts.
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