Sunglasses Styles and Safety Guide From National Safety Council
A reader found an array of sunglasses in Marion and Coralville showing large oval to wire rim frames. The National Safety Council offers tips on selecting sunglasses including polarization and gradient lenses. Story and photos are on page SA.
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Jana Ketelsen
Northview Drive
Marion
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Joe Roe
Coralville
Jana
Jos
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National Safety Council
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Dubuque Weekend Ramble Highlights Local History
The Weekend Ramble invites readers to explore Dubuque Iowa’s historic sights as the town’s riverfront and Mississippi scenery offer variety. A story on Page 4A covers the local historical points of interest. A feature on Page SA discusses recipes for centenarians and aging readers.
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Dubuque
Usis
Iowa
Mississippi
Ford blasts Agnew remarks on Jews in book interviews
Ford rejected Spiro Agnew's comments about Jews as unsavory and harmful to U.S. history. The White House released a June 22 letter to Seymour Graubard of the ADL and Bnai Brith in response to questions about Agnew's remarks in his novel The Canfield Decision and related interviews.
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Washingson
Ford
Spiro
Agnew
White House
Seymour Graubard
Anti-Defamation League
ADL
Graubard
Jaws
Canfield
Johnny Mercer Dies at 66 in Bel Air After Surgery
Johnny Mercer, the mellow-voiced blues singer and lyricist behind Laura That Old Black Magic and Blues in the Night, died Friday at his Bel Air home after brain surgery for a benign tumor. He was 66.
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Johnny Mercer
Los Angeles
Laura
Mercer
Huntington Memorial Hospital
Pasadena
Bel Air
Chuckle Roman Halfway Between Thinker and Secretary
A fragmentary line suggests a joke about Chuckle Roman caught between his own thoughts and his secretary’s knowledge. The text appears garbled with missing context and unclear event or speaker details.
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Roman
Kissinger Renews U.S. Pledge to Eastern Europe
London AP Henry Kissinger asserted U S commitment to the independence of Yugoslavia and the Soviet bloc in Eastern Europe. He declared no spheres of influence or hegemony and that the U S will deal with each country on its own terms. The address aimed to counter charges the Ford administration yielded to Soviet control via the Meirsink i n security pact and followed earlier comments by Helmut Sonnenfeldt. The aide affirmed U S support for independence while warning of regional instability and potential Ex- Pease Turn to Paget.
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Henry Kissinger
Yugoslavia
Ma Hens
Europe
Kissinger
United States
U.S
Ford
Ronald Reagan
Helmut Sonnenfeldt
Soviet Union
Sonnenfeldt
United
Ford Gaining Momentum in Minnesota Delegates Sweep
Ford gains momentum as Minnesota convention allocates 18 at large delegates joining 17 won earlier. National committee approves binding rules to align delegates with state votes on first two ballots, aiming to curb defections. Numbers show Ford and Reagan in tight race, with uncommitted delegates remaining. Carter faces uncertain pace as campaign shifts.
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Ronald Reagan
Ford
Minnesota
Arong
Republican National Committee
Ford Campaign
Reagan
Associated Press
Barty Ford
Jimmy Carter
Pope
Dispute on High Court's School Ruling
Private school officials in the North and South said the Supreme Court ruling desegregating private schools may have limited effect because many Black families cannot afford tuition. Southern leaders warned the ruling could have more impact, noting nonreligious private schools in the region may still turn away Black students.
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Supreme Court
Thomas Read
Alabama Naacp
Alabama
Andrew Lipscombe
Fairfax Brewster School
Bailey's Crossroads
Virgins
Workers Force Polish Food Hike Cancellation
In Warsaw protesting workers forced Poland's Communist government to withdraw planned food price increases after massive demonstrations. Premier Jaroszuwicz said prices would stay at 1970 levels, despite earlier announcements of up to 100 percent hikes. A factory incident disrupted rail service near Warsaw as unrest spread nationwide.
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Poland
Polartd
Piotr Jaroszuwicz
Pareliament
Alan
Tecember
Wladyslaw Goimuika
Communist Party
Gomulka
Warsey
100 Years Later Celebrate Victory or Custer Memorial
The centennial of the Battle of the Little Bighorn prompts debate over celebrating Custer’s victory or honoring Indigenous perspectives. Grace Lichtenstein recalls the 1876 clash and its enduring, divisive legacy among Cheyenne and Arapaho, with ceremonies at the Custer Battlefield National Monument drawing mixed reactions.
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Custer
Mont
George Armstrong
Wie Seventh Cavalry
Little Bighorn River
Custer Batlefield National Monument
Maho
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Grace Lichtenstein
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