Sudanese Radio Leader Visits Iowa University Tour
Ali Shummo of Khartoum Sudan leaves Syracuse after a week with C D Phillips at 1549 Sixth avenue SE to study American radio and TV. He oversees Sudan's sole radio and television network and toured educational TV at the University of Iowa. Phillips hosted an Arabian style party with eight guests and Arab foods.
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Ali Shummo
Khartoum
Sudan
Syracuse
N. Y
C. D. Phillips
Sixth Avenue
Shummo
State Department
University of Iowa
Mrs. Phillips
Mr. Shummo
Santa Give Santa flowers too a rose or carnation boutonniere
A brief fragment notes Santa receives a floral boutonniere for holiday par ties, suggesting a festive gesture with a rose or carnation to wear.
Leftover Turkey Casserole from Thanksgiving Leftovers
Economists advise freezing meat portions for up to a month after Thanksgiving. Host you can repurpose turkey bones for broth. The recipe layers corn turkey and sauce, with butter breadcrumbs topping, baked at 350 F for 25 to 30 minutes.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Negro New Head of Gay Church Council
ATLANTA AP The first Negro president of the Georgia Council of Churches was elected without opposition. Dr. Harry Richardson, president of the Interdenominational Theological Center in Atlanta, took the post Tuesday. He has served with the council since 1952 and its members include AME AMEZ CME CME Church Christian Churches Methodist United Church of Christ United Presbyterian U S A and Protestant Episcopal.
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Atlanta
Georgia Council of Churches
Harry Richardson
Interdenominational Theological Center
Church Council
African Methodist Episcopal
African Methodist Episcopal Zion
Christian Methodist Episcopal
Christian Churches
the Methodist Church
United Church of Christ
United Presbyterian Church
U.S.A
Protestant Episcopal
Beekeepers See Record Bee Population Rise
Washington figures from the U S Department of Agriculture show a record bee population reaching 282.2 billion, the largest number ever recorded, signaling a major surge in pollinator activity nationwide.
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Washington
UPI
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Weddings in Kalona and Decorah tie the nuptial year
Miss Ruby Maxine Yoder and Ishmael Campos wed at Wesleyan Methodist church with Rev. Donald Brenneman officiating. The couple, both employed in Iowa, begin married life after a ceremony in Kalona. A second wedding in Decorah saw Margaret Gerleman and Robert Koenigsfeld exchange vows at St. Aloysius Catholic church with a large reception and plans to farm near New Hampton.
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Chicago
Iil
Ruby Maxine
Yoder
Dan M. Yoder
Kalona
Ishmael Campos
Vincent Campos
Campos
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Donald Brenneman
Oak Park
Ill
Iowa Mennonite School
Trans - American Insurance Co
DeVry Technical Institute
The
State Engineering Co
Olic Church
G. W. Steiert
Winneshiek Hotel
Decorah
New Hampton
Louis Breitbachs
Donald D. Buhmann
Donald H. Buhmann
Staub Court SE
I Grace Methodist Church
A Avenue NE
Cedar Rapids
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Susan Barlow
John Barlows
Twenty-sixth Street
David Grinde
Douglas Grindes
Thirty-sixth Street
Ellen Healey
Edward H. Healeys
White Eagle Trail
Ann O'Donnell
Michael O'Donnells
Mark Weinhardt
Robert Weinhardts
Blake Terrace
Mollis Cross
Don Crosses
Blake Boulevard
Mindi Hasenbank
Merlin Hasenbanks
Hertz Drive
Phillip Walker
John E. Walker
Terry Drive
C.R
Hoover Parts
West Side
3Rd Ave
Peoples Bank
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Turkey
Enka
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Paris
Brookman
Gay Church Council
T By Parents’ Magazine
Jack B. Nimble
Parents' Magazine
Spartan
First Ave. S.E
Iowa
Waterloo
Mary
Lou Breitbach
Gazette
Joe M. Hoyt
Siebke & Hoyt
Caen
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Lindale
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