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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1967
Page
8
Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin's wife Klaudia has been gravely ill for several months and was unable to accompany him on the Britain tour last month. She last traveled abroad for a Paris visit in December when officials cited a serious November operation.
FARMERSBURG An open house Sunday from 2 to 4 in St. John's Lutheran church parlors will honor Mr. and Mrs. Louis Breitsprecher on their golden anniversary. Mr. Breitsprecher and the former Alice Strien were married March 14, 1917 in Monona. They have three sons Harold of New Hampton Kenneth of St. Olaf and Lloyd of Marion and seven grandchildren.
Russell A. Holets son of Mr and Mrs Robert Holets of 1412 J street SW was initiated as a key member of the Chi chapter of Sigma Alpha Eta the speech pathology and audiology fraternity at the State College of Iowa.
Sukarno's fourth wife, 27, gave birth by cesarean in Tokyo to an 8-pound girl named Kartika Sari Sukarno. The infant measured 19 inches, both mother and child are reported fine. Sukarno faces political turmoil in Jakarta as exile rumors swirl.
The 64th annual American Toy Fair opens as the $2.5 billion toy market shows higher prices and more cooking, space, and family doll sets. New items include Mr Peanut kitchen toys, space models, G I Joe talking figures, and expanding Barbie families. Prices rise 10 percent, with many toys in the $5 to $15 range.
Miss Sue Strable of route 3 Marion was honored at a Saturday linen shower at the Lutheran Church of the Resurrection attended by 20 guests. Hostesses were Misses Dee Wellman Sharon McCord and Angela Newhouse. Miss Strable, daughter of the Carl Strables of Prole, will wed April 22 to John Andrew Groh of Des Moines.
Reservations for the Camp Fire Girls Mothers' luncheon must be made by Wednesday noon at the Camp Fire office. The noon luncheon will be held at the Roosevelt hotel with speakers Dr Hester Turner national director and Miss Dorothy Richardson regional director. The luncheon is Thursday. Lift high the cross Lenten devotionals through Good Friday broadcast Monday through Friday at 9 45 AM on Channel 9.
The Roosevelt hotel venue hosted the Monday Night Duplicate Bridge Club. Winners were Fred A. Hull and Jono Stormy in first place with Mrs. Richard Golembiewski and Joe Verbick tied for second. Separate notes report Cedar Rapids birth rates dipping with 1963 and 1965 St. Luke’s and Mercy counts.
The AMA says oral contraceptives curb birth rates and leave maternity beds idle across the U S A. Hospitals shift noninfectious gynecological patients into maternity wards while other beds sit unused. Iowa loosens rules allowing select female surgical patients into maternity spaces.
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