Mother and baby in Mexican jail stir U S concern
Seattle family details Julie Evers and one year old Jessica in Los Reyes women's prison near Mexico City. Documents, delays, and alleged abuses frame appeals as relatives spend thousands on visits, a fraudulent lawyer, and appeals for embassy action. The baby, born in prison, faces rule banning infants over 12 months.
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Seattle
Jessica Evers
Los Reyes Womens
Mexico City
Jessica
Julie Evers
Mexico
United States
Gene Evers
Miss Evers
Mrs. Evers
Evers
State Department
Julie
Considering a Change Dear Abby Advice Card
A reader blends marriage woes with loneliness after five years, admitting an affair with a man who visits during the day while her husband works. Dear Abby advises aiming for professional counseling first, warning the new man may offer only temporary excitement and noting his pattern of involvement with married women.
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Abby
Bridge winners named at Welty Way Howell event
In Thursday’s Welty Way Howell bridge event winners were Mrs Howard Wilfong and Mrs Scott Dennison first, Mrs K V Harrington and K C Hixon Jr second, Bruce Thiher and Joe Verbick third. Next game Thursday at 7 30 p m at Welty Way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howell
Welty Way
Howard Wilfong
Scott Dennison
K.V. Harrington
K.C. Hixon, Jr
Bruce Thiher
Joe Verbick
Hays affair exposes sex bias in Congress
Washington AP report cites Capitol Hill Women's Political Caucus claiming the Hays mistress affair reveals a feudal, discriminatory work system on Capitol Hill. Leaders argue civil rights and equal pay laws do not cover members, enabling abuses of power over women employees. Some readers wear "I can type" buttons amid ongoing discussions.
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Washington
Wayne Hays
Congress
Miriam Dorsey
Capitol Hill Women’s Political Caucus
Dorsey
Hays
Elizabeth Ray
Capitol Hill
Richardson Preyer
D-N.c
Capitol
Kathy Bishop
Senate Nutrition Subcommittee
Caucus
Bishop
National Women's Political Caucus
Senate
Cedar Rapids Educator Secretaries Elect Officers
Rita St. Germain of Twenty-first Street SW has been installed as president of the Cedar Rapids Association of Education Secretaries. Her slate includes Louise Cunningham as vice president Kay Heddinger as secretary and Jean Lynch as treasurer.
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Rita St. Germain
Twenty-first Street
Cedar Rapids Assn. of
Louise Cunningham
Kay Heddinger
Jean Lynch
Red Cross honors former Cedar Rapids nurse Sundberg
Alice N Sundberg, a Cedar Rapids native and Coe College alumna, receives the Red Crosss top nursing honor the Ann Magnussen award for distinguished service in health education. Now with Johns Hopkins and Maryland, she retired as Baltimore public health nursing director and expanded first aid and health training across schools and welfare groups. The Osnes couple from Parkersburg were hosted at Vivian Phelps s home in Cedar Rapids with sixty guests noting past church leadership.
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American Red Cross
Alice N. Sundberg
Cedar Rapids
Coe College
Ann Magnussen
Miss Sundberg
University of Maryland School of Nursing
Johns Hopkins School of Hygiene and Public Health
Baltimore
Red Cross
Albert Sundberg
Grant High School
Golf Round Draws Ninety-Eight Players With Medals Awarded
Ninety eight women competed in rounds on Thursday with medalist honors shared by Mrs. Ron Corey for 18 holes and Mrs. Ted Ruffin for nine holes. Flight winners for 18 holes included Mrs. Robert Young championship and others. Nine-hole winners featured Mrs. Ruffin and several others. The Mines and other guests dominated birdie targets as several players notched birdies and approaches. Hostesses named along with medalists in latter groups.
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Ron Corey
Ted Ruffin
Robert Young
N.J. Gorman
Bert Humbert
Robert Carnes
Wynn Justice
Ruffin
James Churchill
E.K. Oshmar
JA. Basley
Ervin Stepanek
Bob Smith
Gary Sargent
Richard Keel
Ray Spielman
Kay Hopper
James Danaher
Tom Chukas
Ray Happel
Ted Kubicek
Richard Pitner
Gerald Hotchkiss
W. Haerther
Diana Faulkner
Charles Barto
Richard Deasy
Ron la Fevre
Frank Wilkins
Eugene Polaski
Dave Smith
Les Hansen
Deasy
Dave Wilkins
Hoerther
Leo Kammerer
Surprise Open House Honors E W Pauls 25th Anniversary
Mr and Mrs E W Paul of 176 West Post Road NW were feted at a surprise open house held Tuesday at the home of Mr and Mrs Roy K Brandt at 5501 Sharon Jane NW. The event marked the Pauls 25th wedding anniversary since their marriage on May 25 1951. They have three children Dennis and Debra in Cedar Rapids and Marc in Landstuhl West Germany.
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E.W. Paul
West Post Road
Roy K. Brandt
Sharon Jane
Pauls
Paul
Wanda Snell
Dennis
Debra
Cedar Rapids
Marc
Landstuhl
West Germany
Bride Elect Kristin Baker Hiawatha Linen Shower Held
A linen and grocery shower was hosted Wednesday evening at 7 30 for bride elect Kristin Baker daughter of the Royce Bakers 111 East Willman Street Hiawatha Hostesses Margot Trachta and Holly Baker led 25 guests at the Baker home The couple plans to marry June 26 Gary Flannagan son of Lyle Flannagan of Hopkinton
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Kristin Baker
Royce Bakers
East Willman Street
Hiawatha
Margot Trachta
Holly Baker
Baker Home
Miss Baker
Gary Flannagan
Circle Drive
Lyle Flannagans
Hopkinton
Measles and Polio Immunization Gaps Warned by CDC Official
Dr. John Witte of the National Center for Disease Control warned that 65 to 70 percent of preschool children lack proper immunization against polio and measles, risking larger outbreaks. Measles cases rise in multiple areas and polio numbers exceed last year, with concern over urban spread if central city ghettos remain underimmunized.
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Atlanta
Witte
Picnic and Shower Fete For Miss Ann Duecker
Miss Ann Duecker of Brookfield Wis daughter of Mr and Mrs Hollis Duecker was honored at a picnic and shower with 15 guests hosted by Iona Truxan in Cedar Rapids area. She will marry Richard Lem June 5, son of Mr and Mrs Paul Lem of Ames.
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Ann Duecker
Hollis Duecker
Brookfield
Wis
Cedar Rapids
Iona Truxan
Falcon Drive
Miss Duecker
Richard Lem
Paul Lem
Ames
Miss Cristal Richardson Bride Elect Feted at Shower
Miss Cristal Richardson, June 19 bride-elect of Larry Netz, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Netz of 1130 A avenue, Marion, was feted at a miscellaneous bridal shower at 7 Wednesday evening. Hostesses at Ely Community center were Pam Loomis of Cedar Rapids, Delta Richardson of Ely and Mildred Kephart, Swisher. The bride-elect is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Richardson of Ely.
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Cristal Richardson
Larry Netz
Dale Netz
A Avenue
Marion
Ely Community Center
Pam Loomis
Cedar Rapids
Delta Richardson
Ely
Mildred Kephart
Swisher
Herbert Richardson
Bridal shower honors Delores Gray bride elect
A Wednesday evening bridal shower was hosted for Delores Gray at 3021 Stratford Lane SW. The June 13 bride elect of Jimmy Baker, 1817 E Avenue NE, was celebrated by 24 guests. Hostess Mrs. Janet E. Hahn and her daughter Linda L. Hahn assisted at 2624 Grande Avenue SE.
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Delores Gray
Stratford Lane
Jimmy Baker
E Avenue NE
Janet E. Hahn
Grande Avenue SE
Linda L. Hahn
Baby show honors Marion mother with 25 guests
Mrs Kevin Thumma of 1485 Meadowview Drive Marion was honored at a baby show attended by 25 guests. Hostess Norma Low of 1119 Twenty first Avenue SW assisted by Leona Findley and Victoria Schade.
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Kevin Thumma
Meadowview Drive
Marion
Norma Low
Twenty-first Avenue
Leona Findley
Victoria Schade
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C.R
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Parkersburg
W.va
Vivian Phelps
Thirty-fifth Street
Osnes
Ellis Park
Alice Sundberg
Elmcrest
Squaw Creek
Twin Pines
E.W. Pauls
Jim Pimlott
Tommy Tucker
Northwest Fabrics
16Th Ave
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Town & Country Shopping
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Charles S. Taylor
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Los Angeles Times
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All Linn Photo Stores
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