Air Safety Group Aims to Organize Air Passengers
Two Cincinnati housewives, Mrs Rosenthal and Mrs Kahn, form Citizens for Aviation Safety to educate the public on air safety and push for stronger air passenger rights. They attended hearings, seek corporate support, and hope to influence the aviation safety discussion after the Indianapolis collision. Their goal is public involvement, not blame.
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Vavere Rosenthal
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Mrs. Kahn
Congress
Mrs. Rosenthal
Claire
Courts back federal equal rights law in job discrimination cases
Article discusses U S court rulings enforcing Title VII against sex discrimination and striking down state rules that restrict women's work. It cites Nevada casino hiring, Alabama telemarketing, Indiana back pay, Ohio restrictions overridden, New Mexico hours limits erased, and North Dakota jockeys and female ship pursers. Strong entities include Nevada, Alabama, Indiana, Ohio, New Mexico, South and North Dakota, FEOC, and Commerce Clearing House.
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Tickets in Daughter Show Will Go On
A San Diego mother reported her one year old daughter ate four bought tickets for a Friday homeshow. The Women's Guild of the Home of Guiding Hands sponsors will replace the tickets at no charge, restoring the fundraiser for the guild’s benefit.
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Cynthia
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Walt Christensen Loses City Council Election in Jenne
In Jenne Wyoming Walt Christensen lost the city council race. An odd newspaper ad quoted his wife thanking those who did not vote for him, while his own note thanked all voters who cast ballots. The item notes the campaign's abrupt finish and local reaction.
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Lie Jenne
Walt Christensen
Duplicate Bridge West Side Club Thursday Winners
The Wells War game at the West Side Club on Thursday crowned Mines as first place finishers. Clyde Nowlin and Robert Smoker shared top honors. Mrs. Richard Golembiewski and Miss Elizabeth Splinter won second place. No game tomorrow due to the Rock Island tournament.
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Clyde Nowlin
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Save Screw-Top Jars For Storing Nuts Bolts And More
Do not discard screw top jars. Use them to organize nuts bolts string and other small leftovers pint jars kept with lids can store a variety of odds and ends in compact labeled containers.
Wanl Was Probably First Woven Fiber Discovery
Fragmentary text notes wool as likely first woven fiber with ancient references. Mentions finds of wool fabrics in Egypt Nineveh Babylon lake dwellers huts Britons' barrows and relics of the Incas and Axters. Indicates early step upward from savagery in textile development.
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Ninevah
Babylon
Adults Average Eight Miles Daily Walking
Adults are said to walk an average of eight miles a day with about 2,000 steps per mile and the ability to lift heavy loads by wearing lighter shoes.
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London
Elizabeth II
Britain
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Daily Mail
Antonello in New York Feted by Nobility and Celebrities
Suzy Knickerbocker profiles the Italian painter Antonello and his Venice-born circle amid a whirlwind of New York receptions. Count and Countess Asprono Prunas, Richard Adler, Frank Schiff, Joseph Picone, and other luminaries host dinners and a Bodley Gallery show of sixty canvases. Franco Zeffirelli praises Antonello’s playful yet mischievous canvases as 800 guests await the vernissage, with echoes of White House interior design by Michael Greer and fashion chatter about Pilar Crespi and Penelope Tree.
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Venice
Antinella Aglinil
Antonello
New York
Count
Asprono Prunas
Wall Street
Pru- Nases
Richard Adlers
Frank Schiffs
Joseph Picone
Dog Lifts Elderly Spirits Through Companionship
An elderly New Yorker learns a dog can boost health and will to live. Boris Levinson of Yeshiva University notes pet care keeps owners needed and active, with walks, feeding, and social contact. For those less able, an aquarium offers relaxing enjoyment.
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WMNS
Boris Levinson
Yeshiva University
Tunney's Daughter Recovered After Missing Weeks
Gene Tunney’s daughter Joan Wilkinson, 30, was found at a campsite near Marseilles on October 24 after being missing for weeks. Doctors said she left Sainte Marguerite Hospital recently fully recovered from shock and amnesia.
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Joan ‘Wilkinson
Gene Tunney
Wilkinson
Sainte-Marguerite
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