FBI Enters Case Of Thieving Family
Los Angeles police say a couple posing as vacationers travels the country with their 12 and 16 year old sons stealing thousands from clothing and jewelry stores. The family has hit Casual Corners 19 times in two years across states. The FBI agreed to enter the case to locate witnesses and pursue charges for scheme and design.
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Pope Paul Defends Ban on Women Priests at Vatican
Pope Paul VI defended the ban on women priests in St. Peter's Square, comparing the priesthood to a choir with tenors and sopranos. He praised healthy feminism but said ordination must follow church tradition and Christ's example, noting Mary as a model of female dignity within the church.
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Rubinstein Celebrates 90th Birthday in New York
Pianist Artur Rubinstein marked his 90th birthday with a quiet family celebration in a New York hotel Friday afternoon. He spent part of the day with relatives, enjoying a low key observance.
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Kirkwood Hosts Resident Artist Munio Makuuchi
The Society For Women features Kirkwood Community College hosting artist Munio Makuuchi as artist in residence on Friday. A public reception runs 6 30 to 8 30 p m in Iowa hall. Makuuchi specializes in dry point etching with February displays. He has taught at University High School in Iowa City and Kirkwood in the 1960s.
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Stickney-Youngman Vows in Marion First Lutheran Church
Miss Susan Arlene Stickney married Grant E. Youngman of Morton Illinois in a 7 pm ceremony at First Lutheran church Marion. The bride a Peoria native to reside in Peoria after a Vermont wedding trip. She is UNI graduate and works at Proctor hospital Peoria. The groom is a UIUC graduate employed at a Peoria dental lab.
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Bridge Winners at Welty Way and YWCA Howell Night
In Welty Way Sunday Mitchell movement results list North-South first Mrs. Charles Leipold and Mel Verne Smoker, second Mrs. Keith Bean and Joe Verbick, and East-West first Mrs. John Stamy and Richard Nassif, second Mrs. Frank Hellenthal and Mrs. James Boardman. The next Welty Way game is 7:30 p.m. Thursday. At the YWCA Howell movement on Saturday, Mrs. Kenyon V. Harrington and Kenneth C. Hixson Jr. won first, Smoker second, and Joe Verbick and Bruce Thiher took third.
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String Musicians to Perform at Hancher Friday
Six young string players from Marlboro perform chamber works at the University of Iowa Hancher Auditorium Friday at 8 p.m. under Rudolf Serkin. The Marlboro ensemble tours the U.S. in winter, now in its 11th season, with acclaim for technical excellence. Tickets available at the Hancher box office.
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Polynesian migration to Hawaii traced to Asia routes
Polynesians who settled Hawaii originated from Asia traveling via the Malay peninsula and Java. Researchers note a soft musical language evolving from a 12-letter phonetic system.
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Seals May Give Clues on SIDS
Massachusetts General Hospital researchers say submerged seal breathing patterns may illuminate Sudden Infant Death Syndrome. Antarctic seal studies suggest parallels with infant apnea yet emphasize that seals survive while infants do not.
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Dear Abby Advice on Marriage Rights and Personal Autonomy
A reader asks if a Reform rabbi may refuse to wed a 29 year old daughter who previously converted and remarried. Abby says a clergyman can refuse for his own reasons and suggests seeking another rabbi. In a second letter a woman asks if she should change her appearance to please a partner. Abby says only she can decide if the relationship is worth the effort.
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Cornell koto ensemble to tour with multiple performances
The six member Cornell college koto group directed by Dr. Jesse G Evans plans three tour appearances. Performances target Grinnell elementary and college students on Friday and the Sioux City Art Center on Saturday. Actress Carol Channing is 56 today.
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