IWPC Conference Urges Women to Run in 1974 Legislatures
Kristelle Petersen reports from Des Moines that IWPC leaders urge electing women to state legislatures in 1974 to break male dominance. Ronnie Eldridge notes only 6 percent of national legislators are women, Iowa has 10 female lawmakers, and 16 women sit in Congress. She advocates campaign honesty, common sense, and personal contact over rigid rules. Douglas Bailey adds that women must win legislative posts first to overcome bias and warns media still frames women by traditional roles. He predicts rising independent voting and party fallout aiding female candidates.
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Kristelle Petersen
DES Moines
UPI
Ms. Marketing
Iowa Women’s Political Caucus
IWPC
Ronnie Eldridge
New York
John Lindsay
Eldridge
Iowa
Congress
Douglas Bailey
Washington, D.C
Bailey
Charles Percy
R-Ill
Michigan
William Milliken
Domestic Issues Crux of Aloni's Campaign
TEL AVIV AP The leader of Israel's Citizens Rights party Shulamit Aloni won three seats in the December general election sharing with Marcia Freedman and Boaz Moav. The 35,023 votes contrasted with Labor's 621,183. Aloni stressed domestic issues, civil rights and consumer protection, calling for a written constitution and civil marriage while opposing religious coercion. She argued reform should come through equality in schooling and opportunity, and that peace requires staged return of occupied territory to observe the other side's intentions.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Shulamit Aloni
Aloni
Marcia Freedman
Haifa University
Boaz Moav
Hebrew University
Jerusalem
Citizens Rights Party
Labor Party
Meir
Geneva
Mrs. Aloni
Citizens’ Rights Party
Abby Dear: charity gifts for holiday giving
Dear Abby suggests giving checks to favorite charities instead of gifts for the difficult to buy. The columnist agrees the idea is generous and could be used next Christmas.
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Abby
Eugene F. Megyesy
Tulsa
MR. Megyesy
Newhall-Nuptials: Schatz McNulty Weekender Wedding
Miss Linda Lou Schatz of Deer Lodge Montana and James Edward McNulty of Newhall married at St Pauls Catholic church. Rev Robert McDonald presided at 730 pm with 300 guests at Turner hall Keystone. Bride wore silk mist gown with Cluny lace. matron of honor wore purple velvet. Couple to reside in Watkins after Montana honeymoon.
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Newhall
St. Paul's Catholic Church
Linda Lou Schatz
Deer Lodge
Mont
Reinhold Schatz
Miles City
James Edward McNulty
Gerald McNulty
Robert McDonald
Turner Hall
Keystone
Robert McNulty
Alan Anders
Robert MceNutty
Montana
Watkins
McNulty
Cedrel
Bridge Winners of Mitchell movement at Welty Way
North south team Nassif Jennings first and Leipold Smoker second. East west Knodle Dennison first and Smittkamp Hirt second. Next game Thursday 7 30 at Welty Way. Harry Fox Arnell first in Howell movement at YWCA. Zeman Eyman second. Next game 7 30 Wednesday is a 1974 membership game.
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Welty Way
Dick Nassif
Bill Jennings
Charles Leipold
Mel Verne Smoker
John Knodle
Scott Dennison
James Smittkamp
de Vere Hirt
Harry Fox
Phil Arnell
Howell
YWCA
Frank Zeman
W. E. Eyman
Phoenix Couple Wed In Cedar Rapids Farm Set Ceremony
PHOENIX Miss Cathryne Happel and Steven Hallett, both of Phoenix, were married Monday January 7. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Otto G Happel of Cedar Rapids Iowa. The groom is the son of Mr Eugene Hallett and Mrs Ellen Hall of Phoenix. Emily Kruz and the groom’s father served as honor attendants. The couple now reside in Phoenix where Hallett works for Sally Ann apartments and attends Scottsdale Community College while Happel is a former Cedar Rapids Business College student employed by the city of Phoenix.
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Phoenix
Cathryne Happel
Steven Hallett
Otto G. Happel
Thirty-fourth Street
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Eugene Hallett
Ellen Hall
Hallett
Sally Ann Apartments
Scottsdale Community College
Cedar Rapids Business College
City of
Lutz Anniversary Observed at Amana Dinner
Mr. and Mrs. Ed ward Lutz celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary with a dinner at the Ronneburg restaurant in Amana on Sunday. Hosts were daughter Mrs. Dean Harrison of Garrison and daughter-in-law Mrs. Marion Lutz of Dysart. They wed January 14, 1914, at Big Grove township. Their children include Marion Dysart Merlin Vinton Mrs. Gene LeVine Menomonee Falls Wis. Mrs. Glenn Schulte Norway Robert Lutz Brandon and Rev. Clarence Lutz Greenville S C. They have 23 grandchildren and ten great grandchildren.
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Vinton
Edward Lutz
Ronneburg
Amana
Dean Harrison
Garrison
Marion Lutz
Dysart
Lutz
Mary Vogeler
Big Grove Township
Merlin Lutz
Gene LeVine
Menomonee Falls
Wis
Glenn Schulte
Norway
Robert Lutz
Brandon
Clarence Lutz
Greenville
S.C
Bridal Shower for Judy Kaul Near Mrs Kaul’s Home
Miss Judy Kaul of 511 Seventh Avenue SW was honored at a miscellaneous bridal shower Sunday afternoon attended by 35 guests. Hostess Mrs John Roling hosted at the future groom’s parents home at 1251 Staub Court NE where Kaul is the Feb 9 bride elect of Patrick Soukup son of Milo Soukup and Mrs Soukup.
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Judy Kaul
Seventh Avenue SW
F. L. Kaul
Staubcourt NE
John Roling
Miss Kaul
Patrick Soukup
Milo Soukup
Staubcourt
Meeting Set At Mrs Turner's Home On Ninth Avenue
A Wednesday gathering will be hosted by Mrs George Turner at 441 Ninth Avenue SW starting 8 o clock. Sunday Gazette report of the event was incorrect and submitted in error.
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George Turner
Ninth Avenue SW
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