Hawaiian luau opens Cedar Rapids letter carriers convention
A Hawaiian luau at the Town House opened Iowa Letter Carriers three day convention in Cedar Rapids. Guests included convention chairman Darold Smith from Outlook drive SW Sioux City State President Frank Mandicino Iowa City Regional Field Director Jim Stocker St Louis Mildred Dunlap Nashville auxiliary officer and Regional Field Director J Joseph Vacca Cleveland Ohio.
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Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Darold Smith
Outlook Drive
Frank Mandicino
Sioux City
John Schmidhauser
Iowa City
Jim Stocker
St. Louis
Mildred Dunlap
Nashville
Johnsons Attend Church Service With President
Lynda Bird Robb accompanied her father President Johnson to National City Christian Church in Washington and the pair were photographed after the services.
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Lynda Bird Robb
President Johnson
National City Christian Church
Washington
First Family in New York Visits Archbishop Residence
Archbishop Terence Cooke presented a hand carved Holy Land crucifix to Imelda Marcos. Ferdinand Marcos and children Ferdinand Jr. and Marie Irene Victoria toured New York sights alongside their party Sunday.
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Terence Cooke
New York
Holy Land
Imelda Marcos
Ferdinand Marcos
Candidates Set Lofty Goals in Primary Predictions
A Washington Post roundtable reports that presidential hopefuls lowball their chances in South Dakota and elsewhere. Kennedy backs 2 percent in SD, McCarthy aims for 70 percent, Humphrey and Nixon face bleak outlooks. Analysts note self-declared goals reflect strategic messaging more than likely outcomes.
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Kennedy
South Dakota
Bobby
McCarthy
Hubert Humphrey
Hubert
Gene
California
Humphrey
Indiana
Branigin
Nixon
Rockefeller
West
Rocky
The
Washington Post Co
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Black Power
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Tanzania
Johnsons
France
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U.S. Weather Bureau
BBBA
Owa
Philippines
Art Buchwald
Buckwals
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