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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1969

Page

9

Cheryl Bowers and Richard Denison Wed in Cedar Falls

In Center Point a 7 o clock Saturday ceremony united Cheryl Maxine Bowers and Richard Lee Denison at United Methodist church. The bride, daughter of Casper and Mrs. Bowers, wore ivory satin with Alencon lace and leg of mutton sleeves. They will reside in Cedar Falls as Denison completes studies at the University of Northern Iowa.

Center Point Cheryl Maxine Bowers Richard Lee Denison Lee Dean Denison Leon ©. Hynsom United Methodist Church Casper Bowers Ann Stainbrook Alan Ashlock Kathy Wauters Cassandra Bowers Carol Anderson Alan Denison Neil Brees John Carey Dick Gady Cheyenne Bowers Clifford Bowers Mr. Ashlock Dan Anderson Mike Zass Toddville Legion Hall

Mexican Indians Tea May Be Cancer Cure

University of Utah researcher Dr. Hugh Hogle reports a chaparral tea brew from Mexican Indians curing one man of facial and neck cancer. The brew is described as a potential treatment for some cancer forms.

University of Utah Hugh Hogle Utah Medical School

Bridge Fix Sparks Lawsuit Over Damaged Dental Work

Mary E. Curtis filed a civil suit in Louisville seeking 10 159 in damages from her dentist after alleging the dental bridge caused discomfort and the dentist allegedly stomped on it and proclaimed the bridge is now fixed so you won t have any more trouble with it The case centers on alleged damage to the bridge and resulting pain and costs.

Louisville Mary E. Curtis

Women Jockeys Allowed to Race in North Dakota

North Dakota law now bars discrimination against women jockeys. Gov. William L. Guy signed the measure, aligning with lawmakers in a state where racing is mainly at fairs.

North Dakota Bismarck N.D William L. Guy

Student asks to sit during pledge at Jamaica High School

A 17 year old Jamaica High senior Dorothy Lynn asked New York education officials to allow silent sitting or excusal from the pledge. The National Emergency Civil Liberties Committee backs her claim citing belief she cannot say one nation under God. The school allowed silence but required standing when observed.

New York State Commissioner of Education Dorothy Lynn Jamaica High School Queens National Emergency Civil Liberties Committee Ramona Ripston Lynn Louis Schuker Board For Education Dorothy Ripston America

Laundry tips to extend bathing suit life

Launder swimsuits with soap or detergent after each use and rinse well. For better durability, keep a pin cushion with prethreaded needles in a nearby spot to quickly mend small holes and seam splits.

Infrasonics From Distant Storms Studied In Chicago

University of Illinois researchers Dr. Floyd Dunn and J. E. Green examined how low frequency infrasonic waves from storms across the United States may influence human behavior in Chicago during the first 28 days of May 1967.

University of Illinois U.S Chicago Floyd Dunn J. E. Green

Windy City Sees Shift in Accidents and Absences

Distant storms may have driven up car crash rates and student absences in Chicago as communities report weather linked disruptions.

Windy City

Aid framed as self preservation for helping nations

Dr Pierre Marie Dorelle of the World Health Organization argues that aiding underdeveloped nations is a form of self preservation, since poor nations are reservoirs of epidemics that can spread rapidly via jet transportation.

Pierre-Marie Dorelle World Health Organization

Woman Dies in Fire Despite Bell System

Louise Pitts an eighty six year old woman living alone near Newberry South Carolina died in a house fire after a neighbor failed to hear a help bell. Pitts who was recuperating from a broken foot had arranged a bell alarm with a nearby farmer but the alarm rang while the farmer tended cattle in a barn ten miles east of Newberry and did not hear it promptly.

Newberry S.C Louise § Pitts

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