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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1976

Page

9

Mitchell Burial Set Thursday

Martha Mitchell dies in New York hospital from a rare bone cancer and will be buried Thursday in Pine Bluff Arkansas where she grew up. Friends recount her love of attention and life in Washington politics, noting her notoriety and later praise as a light of the Nixon era.

Pine Bluff Ark Martha Mitchell New York Arkansas James W. Leslie Mrs. Mitchell Washington Martha Elizabeth Beall West Leslie Mitchell

Washington Seniors Host Prom Party Attendees Named

Miss Griggs and Miss Kallail hosted a pre prom party at 823 Seventeenth Street SE for Washington High School seniors. Guests included J T Breslin with Stefanie Griggs and James Haddad with Julie Kallail, who greeted James Atty and Paula Skaff. The event preceded the prom held Saturday evening.

J.T. Breslin Twenty-ninth Street Stefanie Griggs Upland Drive James Haddad Sixteenth Street Julie Kallail James Atty Brookland Drive Paula Skaff Twenty-fifth Street Miss Griggs Miss Kallail Washington High School Kallail Seventeenth Street

Rhoads and Smith Wed at Stanwood United Methodist

Miss Trudy Kaye Rhoads and Jackie L. Smith married at Stanwood United Methodist Church Cedar Rapids in a 7 p.m. ceremony officiated by Rev. Michael Thompson. The couple, with families from Cedar Rapids and Marshalltown, planned a reception for 200 at Stanwood Memorial Building and will reside at 2981 Sixth Street SW Cedar Rapids.

Stanwood United Methodist Church Trudy Kaye Rhoads Jackie L. Smith A Avenue NE Cedar Rapids Michael Thompson Russell Rhoads Mr. Smith Kempton Smiths Marshalltown Stanwood Memorial Building Smith Mt. Mercy College Mary Moppet Preschool Kirkwood Community College Nevo Meat Co Sixth Street Wisconsin

Stylist Appraises Candidates Hairdos For Campaign

Atlantic City AP report quotes Robert Trugman champion hairstylist who judged presidential contenders hairstyles. He says Carter needs longer casual hair, Ford would look better under a helmet, Brown appears as a court clerk, Humphrey’s hair is worn out, and Church should crop to look slimmer on TV. He won the New Jersey Master Hairdressers championship.

Atlantic City N.J Ford Calif Edmund G. Brown Jimmy Carter Robert Trugman Trugman Carter Summit New Jersey Master Hairdressers and Cosmetologists Assn Midwest Beauty and Trade Show Chicago Beauticians Sen Hubert H. Humphrey Frank Church Brown

Hairstyles shaping leaders from Udall to Reagan

Trugman notes Morris Udall's Lincolnesque hairstyle echoes his Arizona roots while Edward Kennedy's cut evokes royalty. He praises Ronald Reagan's Hollywood experience influencing his look. Raphael Grippo says leader hair is crucial to image, even suggesting Hitler's era benefited from radio over television.

Morris Udall Arizona Trugman Sen Edward Kennedy Ronald Reagan California Hollywood Raphael Grippo Tenafly Hairdressers Association Grippo Adolf Hitler Germany Hitler

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