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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1971
Page
14
Edith Head advises accenting the waist with a front slit and belt to simulate a waistline. Scarves gain new uses from hats to purses, and bright prints like polka dots refresh outfits. The piece notes the blending of 1940s influences with modern dress, emphasizing accessories, hair, and makeup.
In an L Europeo interview, Mrs. Ngo Dinh Nhu says Kennedy and his hawks sought war and a mass killing to save face. She claims peace could have prevailed in Vietnam for eight years if the US had wanted it and accuses American advisers of pressing for action, not Diem. She cites CIA funding of Buddhist burnings as provocation.
Lenore G. Levin a prominent social worker since the 1920s died Wednesday of cancer at age 74. She led welfare organizations in Los Angeles and Chicago before World War II and aided displaced persons during and after the war.
Multiple wedding reports from Nashua Monticello Victor Galena Tracy and Union City detail ceremonies at St Boni face's church Zion Lutheran St John Lutheran and Unity Rose Garden. Brides include Sonia Sinnwell Patricia Antons Mary Ellen Stoker Marija Bland Carol Johnson and Gay Elyse. grooms include Lloyd Stauffer John Knake Michael Maschmann J Robert Talley Bruce George and others. Couples plan honeymoons and new homes with military assignments teaching and farming roles across several states.
Members of the senior guitar band the Rockin Blue Note and the Wildcats performed Sunday at Hiltbrunner's Music Studio. Sponsored by Hiltbrunner's and instructor Zelda Puckhaber, the event featured players including Keri Kaliban John St John Rick Collins Danny Travis Todd Trimble Karen Brown Tom Treka Jr Jerry Kindred Jeff Forsyth Randy Wise Susan Meisinger Dave Kelchner Cory Wise Lynn Philipp David Strief Gary Schmidt Chuck Wehage Joe Sherman Scott Pospisil Cindy Birky Bert Zvacek Samia Youdsi Debbie Schropp and Bob Hill with organists Ron Johnson Mike Kaliban and Dave Wise on drums.
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Miss Joan E. Rice and Ralph T. Lopez of Arlington Virginia were married at St Joseph's Catholic Church Georgetown Maryland with Rev Eugene A Leonard officiating. Parents are Quincy I Rice Delta Iowa and Ralph Lopez New York City. A Delta Iowa reception followed. The couple will live in Arlington. The bride attended the University of Northern Iowa and works for the Central Intelligence Agency. The groom works for Hartford Insurance Company in Alexandria Virginia.
Miss Chris Schoop daughter of Mr and Mrs William Schoop 3025 Third Avenue Marion was honored Wednesday evening with a miscellaneous bridal shower in Farmers State Bank Hostesses were Mrs Frank Nash Tom Davis Leland Cook and Ron Baily The bride elect will wed July 10 to Jim Meggers son of Mr and Mrs Melvin Meggers 1025 Twenty-fifth Street Marion
New York report notes the first covered wagon train reached California in 1841. It marks a key milestone in westward expansion and pioneer migration era.
A guide to moving a car between states covers rail shipment or auto delivery options, short term insurance needs, and notifying the correct authorities. It advises contacting the state motor vehicle bureau, AAA, your insurer, and the loan provider to address registration, licensing, insurance, and loan transfer when relocating.
A San Francisco style canned fruit cocktail in syrup with a splash of wine or lemon juice. Just before serving spoon into dessert dishes, top with sparkling water and finish with fruit sherbet for a summer fresh soda dessert.
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