Cabinet Wives In Atlanta Promote Voluntary Action Programs
Two elementary school students in Atlanta show paper costumes to Mrs George Romney wife of the secretary of housing and urban development Wives of President Nixon cabinet members flew to Atlanta to promote voluntary action programs during the visit.
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British Lord Rebukes Martha Mitchell For Uncouth Behavior
The Earl of Lindsay writes to Martha Mitchell criticizing her refusal to curtsy to Queen Elizabeth at Buckingham Palace. He warns against indecorous conduct, suggests she stay away from royal settings, and notes he would bow to President Nixon if invited to the White House. Mitchell hails from Pine Bluff Arkansas.
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Kennedy Shadow Frightens Sister Of Mrs Onassis
Princess Lee Radziwill, Jacqueline Onassis sister, says living in the Kennedy shadow feeds fear and threats. She describes phone calls and letters after heavy publicity, but praises her sister and the Kennedy children as normal and intelligent, noting gossip exaggerates spending.
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Mary Stoakes Weds Donald Sievers at United Methodist Church
At Traer Geneseo United Methodist Church Mary Stoakes, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stoakes, married Donald Sievers of Hiawatha. Rev. Harley Carbaugh officiated. Rita Schaefer was maid of honor, Roger Stoakes and Gordon Robb served as attendants, with Roger Stoakes as groomsman. Sievers works for Collins Radio Co. Stoakes has worked at Vaughan & Pedersen Insurance in Waterloo.
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Joseph Clements mark 25th wedding anniversary
Monticello announces an open house Sunday from 2 to 5 honoring Mr and Mrs Joseph Clements for their 25th wedding anniversary in the VFW auxiliary hall Hosts are their children Richard and Mrs Richard Everhart of Cedar Rapids Sharon and Bob at home Another son Bill is stationed with the army in Germany They wed November 19 1946 in Monticello and have one grandchild
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Cedar Rapids
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Bartas and Skalas Are Honored at Dinner
A surprise dinner in St. Wenceslaus gym honoring Mr. and Mrs. Robert Barta Cedar Rapids route two and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Skala 3302 Wilson Ave SW marks their 25th wedding anniversaries. Hosts were St Monica's circle members and husbands. The Bartas married Nov 21 1946 in Cedar Rapids. The Skalas wed Nov 5 1946 in Cedar Rapids. They have three and seven children respectively and two grandsons.
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Child Bath Hygiene Reminders Whenever Kids Bathe
A caution that children can have body odor like adults. Encourage frequent reminders that kids should use plenty of soap and wash all over during baths.
Jackie Nye Honored at Miscellaneous Shower
Miss Jackie Nye daughter of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Nye was honored at a miscellaneous shower at Hiawatha Farmers State Bank Sunday. Co-hostesses were Mrs Roger Laqua Mrs Charles Martinec Mrs Ed Nye Verne Sims and William Hartkemeyer. Nye is the December 11 bride elect of Ronald Tyne son of Mrs William Tyne.
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The Almighty Dollar Coined by Washington Irving in 1837
The phrase The Almighty Dollar is attributed to Washington Irving in 1837 with a twist on common religious language. It reflects early American views on money and power in a satirical context.
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Silent Battle Waged Against House Cleaners
Washington AP Mary Kaltman the White House aide to President Johnson conducts a quiet women’s liberation campaign by rejecting modern TV cleaning products She favors simple traditional items like red oil furniture polish and ammonia while criticizing advertising’s portrayal of women and insisting priorities shift from perfection to practical living.
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Bridge Shufflers Win at Noelridge Park Church
Winners of Monday morning contract bridge at Noelridge Park Christian church were Arlene Babilus and Kenneth Vaughn first, Robert Butschi and Richard Sievert second. Next game set for Monday at 9.
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YW Announces Christmas Crafts Class for Youths
The YWCA offers a Christmas crafts course for youths 12 and older starting Monday. Sessions run 4 to 5 30 pm for five weeks with a $6 fee plus a $1 50 lab charge. Activities include tie dyeing candle making jewelry wall hangings and more. Call 365 1458 for details.
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Convent life questioned as nuns seek change in vows
Former Sister Mary Louise Ortenzo recalls entering at 17 and leaving after 15 years to pursue open education and community work. She and other ex nuns describe religious life as a barrier to real-world impact while activists push for broader pathways beyond church confines.
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Soldier and Irish Bride Learn Quiet Life After Turbulent Year
Marta Doherty an 18 year old Ulster Catholic girl married Pvt. John Larter 19 in London Derry despite a year of violence. She was tarred and her hair shaved by militant Catholic women as punishment for dating a British soldier. The couple wed in a chapel at a British army barracks and plan a peaceful life in England while Larter is reassigned away from Northern Ireland.
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