Quotable quotes from women last week AP collection
The Associated Press quotes polarizing remarks from women including Mrs Edmund Muskie praising nurses aiding wounded servicemen and actress Sylvia Sidney musing on memoirs. Elizabeth Taylor speaks on sex with respect and Valerie Solanis discusses her Warhol shooting plea. Katherine Ward offers a pointed jab at Harvard merger.
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Nixon
Edmund Muskie
United States
Harvard
Katherine Ward
Arlington
Mass
Radcliff College
World Day of Prayer service moved to Kenwood Park Methodist
The evening service for the World Day of Prayer will be held at Kenwood Park Methodist church on Friday rather than Kenwood Park Presbyterian church as previously announced in Sunday's Gazette.
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Kenwood Park Methodist Church
Kenwood Park Presbyterian Church
Beverly Blount Killed In Auto Accident
Beverly Waters Blount, 24, daughter-in-law of Postmaster General Winton Blount, was killed in an early Sunday auto crash in Montgomery. The Postmaster General flew from Washington to attend the funeral later that day as the car accident involving Mrs. Blount’s bus- line vehicle was reported.
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Montgomery, Ala
Beverly Waters Blount
Winton Blount
Washington
Local couple in crash with band member Blount not seriously hurt
A collision involving a band vehicle and another car injured no one seriously including Winton M. Blount III who escaped with minor injuries. The couple involved are parents to three children.
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Winton M. Blount III
Blount
Mrs Sackett of Spencer Named Mother of the Year
Mrs Wilber Wilson Sackett of Spencer has been chosen Iowa Mother of the Year for 1969 by the Iowa Mothers Assn. She is 65, a teacher of Latin English and speech, active in many volunteer groups, and mother of four married children and 12 grandchildren. Effects include April festivities and national competition in Los Angeles beginning April 29.
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Wilber Wilson Sackett
Spencer
Iowa
R. C. Berrie
Dubuque
Iowa Mothers Assn
Berrie
Sackett
Spencer Woman’s Club
Edith Rose Murphy
St. Joseph Academy
Mt. St. Joseph College of Dubuque
Drake University
Northwest University
Evanston, Ill
Wilber Sackett
Alan Fleming
Minneapolis
Harry Eick
East Lansing
Mich
Richard Carson
Ballwin
Bill
Rosemary Shaw
Pocahontas
Sackett and Sackett
Clay County
Agatha Beemer
Bedford
Marjorie Blake
Car list notes noncollapsible steering columns feared
A long roster of names from Oelwein to Ft. Dodge is cited noting that the King Midget of Athens and the Subaru from Japan lack collapsible steering columns. The item mentions a planned move by the national traffic safety bureau to lower weight standards to include those two cars.
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King
Athens
Ohio
Subaru
Japan
National Traffic Safety Bureau
Auto safety limits miss light cars under 1000 pounds
A brief note states that auto safety regulations do not cover vehicles weighing under 1,000 pounds. It cites two such lightweights as examples and hints at gaps in regulatory coverage for small cars.
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Associated Press
Sylvia Sidney
Margaret Truman Daniel
President Harry Truman
Elizabeth Taylor
Valerie Solanis
Andy Warhol
Margaret Daniel
Cedar Rapids
Gloria Jean Opfer
Alan Wayne Norden
Trinity Lutheran Church
E. W. Koberg
Darrell Opfer
Sixth Street NW
Alfred Norden
First Avenue NW
St. Louis
Taylor Insulating Co
Sacramento
Calif
Dean Pantalone
Roger Lee Houts
Dale Houts
Alburnett
John DuNesme
Eleanor Pantalone
Angelo Pantalone
Evanston
Wyo
Hiltbrunner
Second Street
Esoterica
Canerey
Mitchum Laboratories
Beverly Blount
Hilterunner
St. S.E
Eitleian
Oelwein
J. Gerald Brown
Hampton
Luella Burns
Independence
Elva M. Finn
Harlan
Austin Knosby
Elma
Abbot Lipsky
Harold L. McCollum
Des Moines
James Mohr
Eldridge
Mervin Noble
Riceville
Harry W. Ramseyer
Orville Ruggeberg
Lost Nation
Alvina Schmelzer
Garnaville
C. J
Barlow
8Th Street
Mrs
Juanita Good
Mrs. Good
Elaine Powers
Town & Country
First Avenue
Toy Fair
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