Bargains for U S Tourists in Czechoslovakia
Kathleen Inez reports from Czechoslovakia that touristic shopping offers high value via fixed state prices and Tuzex coupons. A 100 percent currency bonus doubles buying power, while central location and low prices boost luxuries like Bohemian crystal.
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Czechoslovakia
Miss Inez
Europe
Mecca
Prague
Inez
Beachwear Fashion Featured In Spring Showings
A two piece elasticized knit swimsuit with bold color options is shown with new beach accessories and various hat styles. Designer Casini offers a polka dot yoke swimsuit, stretch nylon in Prussian blue, sizes 10 to 14, available in Cedar Rapids. Readers may contact The Gazette fashion editor for details.
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New York
Paris
Rome
Florence
Oleg Cassini
Cedar Rapids
Gazette
California
Mediterranean
Wetterhus McCallister wedding at St Patrick's church
Elizabeth Ann Wetterhus, daughter of Mr and Mrs Tom Wetterhus of Eagle Grove, wed Gerald D McCallister son of Mr and Mrs Harold D McCallister of 119 Tenth Street SW at St Patrick's church. Rev Robert E Moran officiated before 175 guests with maid of honor Dorothy Helgerson and bridesmaid Mrs Kenneth Lester. Best man was Charles W McCallister and groomsman James A Kleinmeyer. Reception at the Rustic Inn followed. The couple will live at 1333 B Avenue NE.
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St. Patrick's Church
Elizabeth Ann Wetterhus
Avenue NE
Tom Wetterhus
Eagie Grove
Gerald D. McCallister
Harold D. McCallister
Tenth Street
Robert E. Moran
Dorothy Helgerson
Kenneth Lester
New Hampton
New Books review highlights Miss Frankau and American trend
The piece discusses Miss Frankau’s critique of sex and violence in writing and notes her influence on American literary trends. It cites her move to London, past U.S. work, and recognition in both nations as a distinguished author. It mentions her novel The Duchess and the Smugs and plots involving political intrigue, bribery, and suspense in Dynasty and related works.
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Kathleen Inez
Ladies’ Coronet
Miss Inez
Czechoslovakia
Frankau
London
England
United States
Crest
James
Howden
Charles Knickerbocker
Bar Harbor
Milly Maine
Freedeman
Adventure
Canada
Helen God
Dard
Helen Goddard
In High Places by Arthur Hailey
Arthur Hailey’s novel portrays a Canadian government replete with greedy officials and ethical actors. A shipwreck survivor from Ethiopia triggers political drama as press coverage stirs public sympathy amid immigration tensions during a pivotal election period.
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Arthur Hailey
Doubleday
Canada
Henri Duval
Ethiopia
Duval
Joy To Levine novel by Norma Stahl Rosen
A review of Joy To Levine by Norma Stahl Rosen from Knopf highlights a young woman writer who awakens the lonely celibate Arnold Levine. Their cautious romance grows in a musty New York office setting, with self doubt challenging their hard won happiness.
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Joy To
Levine
Norma Stahl Rosen
Knopf
Arnold Levine
New York
R.Z
The Dynasty by Charles Knickerbocker review
A study of professional ethics and attitudes in medicine centered on the Parkindale family. The father a country doctor and the medical dean vie for honor while John Crest, the young son-in-law, enters with bold aims including brain surgery and veterinary work.
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Parkindale
John Crest
Pursuit of Justice Death and The Supreme Court Review
A critical look at the U.S. Supreme Court tracing the path of justice through landmark cases. Barrett examines how the high court shapes liberty, law, and public life, blending analysis with accessible prose for general readers.
Dorothy Cheney to Wed Donald Van Zee in Cedar Rapids
Dorothy Cheney daughter of Mr and Mrs Martin Cheney is engaged to Donald Van Zee son of Mr and Mrs Van Zee of Cedar Rapids. The couple’s announcement notes Dorothy attended St Luke's hospital training and Kenneth Cheney is from Deep River. The engagement ties together families from Cedar Rapids and Deep River with ties to local professionals.
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Supreme Court
Martin
American van Zee
Pella
Court
Cheney
St. Luke's Hospital
School of Nursing
St. Luke’s
University of Iowa
Supreme
Peat, Court
Marwick, Mitchell and Co
R. Z
Cedar Rapids
Dorothy Cheney
Park Avenue SE
Donald van Zee
Third Avenue SE
Kenneth Cheney
Deep River
Junges Observe Golden Wedding Date in Keystone
An open house Wednesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 in Turner hall auxiliary rooms honors Mr and Mrs Hans D Junge on their golden wedding anniversary. They married February 21 1912 near Keystone. They farmed north of town then moved to Keystone in 1947. They have six children and ten grandchildren.
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Keystone
Turner Hall
Hans D. Junge
Emma Feuerbach
Mr. Junge
Here
Belle Plaine
Nadine Gray
Hartwick
New York World's Fair Dates and Related Travel Q&A
The World’s Fair opens April 22, 1964, and ends October 18, then reopens April 21, 1965, closing October 17 for a two year span totaling 360 days. Travel agents report early hotel bookings for 1964 attendance. Also covered are presidential homes preservation figures and travel safety notes on Hong Kong and travel map references.
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Bargain
Elizabeth Wetterhus
Mrs. McCallister
America
the Dynasty
Barrett Prettyman
Harcourt, Brace and World
Miss Cheney
Leeds Ore
Wurlitzer
Siepman Piano Co, Pivine
Sii
Scos
Junges
Mt. Vernon
Washington
Hyde Park
Roosevelt
National Park Service
Hong Kong
Orient
China
New York City
Columbus Circle
Fifty-ninth Street
Bath
James Eberhardt