YWCA Plans Annual Dinner Meeting January 19
The YWCA schedules its 77th annual dinner January 19 at Wai Fi4y with social hour at 1 15. Officers will be elected and board members completing six years will be honored. Speaker Mrs Dwight Keumboltz, recently in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, will discuss Women and the YWCA with slide visuals. Cost is 2 25. reservations to YWCA 385 1458. Planning committee includes Mrs James Tharp Mrs James Holmes and Mrs Glenn Ulfers.
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YWCA
Wai
Dwight Keumboltz
The
Presbyterian Church
Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
YW al
James Tharp
James Holmes
Glenn Ulfers
Aid for Rolls Royce Begs Government Support in England
In Hove England Betty Richards a four year old girl started a memorial fund at her local bank to aid Rolls Royce after a heat related shock. The fund named the Stalls-Royce memorial fund began with a $240 contribution as she urged government aid for the firm noting Rolls Royce helped win the last war with aircraft engines.
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Rolls-Royce
England
Hove
UPI
Betty Richards
Rolls Royer
Stalls- Royce
Rolls Royce
Shelly Lyn Brown Honored At Shower
A bridal shower for Shelly Lyn Brown was held Sunday at 2 PM in the home of Mrs. H K Nolan with co host Mrs. Lattis Brown of Iowa City. Fourteen guests attended. The bride to be is the daughter of William Brown and Mrs Dar rald Feaker. She will wed Salurde David Hill son of Mrs Evelyn Hill. Newly elected officers of the British Brides club were named with Mrs Ralph Klecker as president and others in leadership. Jack Cassidy Barbara Rush and Diane McBain appeared on MOD SQUAD on KCRG TV 9 as guests of a nuisance group called Kick Inc.
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H. K. Nolan
F Avenue NW
Shelly Lyn Brown
Lattis Brown
Iowa City
William Brown
Sue Lane
Darrald Feaker
Phoenix
Ariz
Salurde David Hill
Evelyn Hill
Street
British Brides Club
Ralph Klecker
Rosina Marquardi
Raymond Probst
Donald Campbell
Jack Cassidy
Barbara Rush
Diane McBain
MOD Squad
Kick, Inc
Kcrg-Tv
Help Wanted: Family Grapples With Teen Guardian Dilemma
Dear Abby offers guidance as a family shelters an 11 year old girl whose mother abandoned her, leaving welfare and school systems advising limited aid and the need for a stable living arrangement while the minor seeks return to class. The note-writers consider legal aid and apartment options, highlighting tensions within a blended household and the girl’s uncertain guardianship.
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Abby
Sal¢É
Trent
Sin
Inez
EEOC Official Promises Help for Working Girls
Washington AP. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission chief William H. Brown promises more pressure to eliminate sex discrimination and improve promotions for women. He advocates voluntary compliance first, with lawsuits growing if needed, and aims to help firms set up equal opportunity programs rather than force compliance.
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EEOC
Washington
William H. Brown
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
BEOG
EROC
Brown
Commission
Duplicate Bridge Winners at Marion Christian Church
The Sluiflers won the Monday morning bridge game at Marion Christian church with Mrs. Daniel Jilka and Mrs. R Le Christensen. First place went to Mrs. LaVern Busse and Mrs. Donald Price. Next match is Monday at 9. London AP Queen Elizabeth visit cited in mixed text about rights groups and Turkey. Concerns about EC resolutions and workplace discrimination noted with unclear context.
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Marion Christian Church
Daniel Jilka
R. le Christensen
LaVern Busse
Donald Price
Holy Cross To Admit Women And Chanel Burial In Paris
Holy Cross College in Worcester plans to admit about 2,400 women for 1972, joining Jesuit institutions in moving toward coeducation. In Paris, designer Coco Chanel, 87, was buried in a family crypt after a funeral in Saint-Honoré church, with viewing at a Paris hotel before burial in Lausanne.
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Worcester
Mass
Holy Cross College
Salistrators
Brown
EEOC
Tually
Paris
UPJ
Brielle
Coco” Chanel
John E. Brooks
Lausanne
Switzerland
Holy Cross
Minneapolis
Madeline Church
Robert Davidson
Shanes
Felon
Davidson
Horn
Davidsons
Deephaven
Abbott Troypital
Nixon Family Lacks Concern About Clothes
At San Clemente Pat Nixon and her daughters Trivia and Julie did not make the 1970 best dressed list. Staff say Mrs Nixon cares about looking pretty but clothes are not a major interest. The White House notes the president received only two votes and may not be aware of it.
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San Clemente
Calif
UPI
Pat Nixon
Trivia
Julie
Ronald L. Ziegler
Maine Coeds Can Borrow For Abortions
At the University of Maine a $5000 loan fund to aid coeds traveling to New York for abortions was created from activity fees. Borrow up to $400 from the student fund to obtain a lawful abortion, with officials stressing the program offers safe access and emphasizes student control. Governor Curtis criticizes the plan as misdirected.
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Crono
Maine
University of Maine
New York
William Baird
Boston
Centrol
T O
Robert A. Graves
UMO
Chalmers
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Irvin L Tucker
Tomahawk Trail
Don Shaw
Harbat Avenue
Ywca Planning
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Texas
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Los Angeles
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Jim Ada
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Turkey
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EOC
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Enea
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Fairfax
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Naperville
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Cedar Rapids
Nixon
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