Queen Elizabeth asks editors to drop intimate photos
London reports Queen Elizabeth II urged British editors to avoid publishing personal photos from Paris Match showing her in bed with infant Prince Edward and other private moments. Palace says the images are personal. Paris Match defends them as tasteful and harmless.
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Buckingham Palace
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Paris Match
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Queen Ingrid
Denmark
Constantine
Anne-Marie
Greece
Don Juan Carlos
Spain
Frederika
Prince Andrew
Princess Anne
Prince Philip
Prince Charles
Charles
Andrew
Edward
Anne
Britain
Kings Cross Station
Scotland
Miss Bockenstedt Exchanges Vows in Cedar Rapids Ceremony
Miss Joanne Bockenstedt and David John Duncalf wed at St Marys Catholic Church in Strawberry Point with Rev Claude Norton officiating. A dinner reception followed at the Golf and Country club. The bride is daughter of Mrs Adelle Bockenstedt. groom is son of Mr and Mrs Gerald Duncalf of Luzerne.
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Strawberry Point
Joanne Bockenstedt
David John Duncalf
Gerald Duncalf
Luzerne
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Claude Norton
Golf and Country Club
Adelle Bockenstedt
Donald
Richard Hood
Nancy Kelley
Cedar Rapids
Volga Girl Wed To Mr. Kenney
Agnes Elaine Schuldt and Thomas W. Kenney wed at St Marys Catholic church Strawberry Point in a 2 PM ceremony officiated by Rev Claude Norton. A reception for 100 followed in the church parlors with Patricia Berns Clara Schuldt John Kenney and Daniel Farrell in the wedding party. The groom farms near Strawberry Point. the bride works at Central State Bank Elkader. Suzanne Pleshette stars in IT TAKES A THIEF portraying a temperamental opera singer who exposes a Nazi war criminal at 7:30 PM Tuesday on Channel 9 in color.
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Agnes Elaine Schuldt
Albert Schuldts
Thomas W. Kenney
Leslie Kenney
Fresno
Calif
Mr. Kenney
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Strawberry Point
Claude Norton
Patricia Berns
Clara Schuldt
John Kenney
Cedar Rapids
Daniel Farrell
Central State Bank
Elkader
Suzanne Pleshette
Channel 9
Judy Huinker Weds Eugene McGuire in Ossian Ceremony
Judy Huinker daughter of the Charles Huinkers married Eugene McGuire son of Mrs. James McGuire at St. Francis Catholic Church Ossian. The 11:30 a.m. ceremony was officiated by Rev. W J Peters with a 200 guest dinner at the Cliff House.
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Ossian
Judy Huinker
Charles Huinkers
Eugene McGuire
James McGuire
Clermont
Mr. McGuire
St. Francis Catholic Church
W. J. Peters
Cliff House
Gary Larson
Nancy Humker
Mr. Larson
Donald McGuire
Kenneth Moellers
Danny McGuire
Wayne Poultry
Taukes Conclude Ottawa Visit in Cedar Rapids
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Tauke their daughter Claudia and Virgil Jameson of Ottawa Ill concluded their Cedar Rapids visit Sunday as houseguests of Mrs. Tauke’s sister Mrs. Carl Andreson 1550 Bever avenue SE.
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Claudia
Virgil Jameson
Ottawa, Ill
Cedar Rapids
Tauke
Carl Andreson
Bever Avenue
Professor urges Greek houses to recruit Black members
University of Iowa assistant professor Robert A. Corrigan urged sororities at the thirtieth Panhellenic scholarship dinner to add Afro-American and other non-white members to bridge divides on campus. He cited MLK scholarship support and the Educational Opportunities program as steps, noting 50 eligible non-white women on campus. Kappa Alpha Theta won the scholarship trophy with a 2.92 average, followed by Kappa Kappa Gamma and a Chi Omega-Delta Gamma tie at 2.78.
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Robert A. Corrigan
University of Iowa Memorial Union
U. of I.’s
Corrigan
U. of S
Kappa Alpha Theta
Kappa Kappa Gamma
Chi Omega
Delta Gamma
Aristotles Weekend in Hyannis Port Attracts A-Listers
Suzy Knickerbocker reports Aristoteles Onassis and Jackie Kennedy spending the weekend in Hyannis Port. The social pages note gifts for Caroline and John, with El Morocco sightings in New York and Paris circle. Also covered are Stanley Donen’s marital tensions, Count Giovanni Volpi in New York, and a zodiac themed charity dinner at the St Regis with prominent guests and society figures.
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Ackie Kennedy
Hyannis Port
Aristotle Onassis
Ari
Caroline
John
Tycoon
Stanley Donen
Paris
Richard Burton
Rex Harrison
Barbara Aptekman
Stanley
Adelle O'Conner Beatty Donen
Countess Beatty
Adelle
Jean Shrimpton
France
LeClos
Cap Ferrat
Josh
Peter
Marian Marshall
Robert Wagner
Mark
Count Giovanni Volpi
New York
Rome
el Morocco
Camilla Sparo
Peter Duchin
Winston
Dan Toppings
Center Hitchcocks
Grandparents Campaign Promotes National Grandmother Day
Terri Blake a 65 year old Dayton Ohio grandmother campaigns in New York with Rep Dominick Daniels backing a congressional resolution for a National Grandmother and Grandfather day. Blake travels with a pink poodle a black cat and a rabbit and says the day would inspire youth and unity.
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Terri Blake
Miss Blake
Theresa Blalack
Dayton
Ohio
Dominick V. Daniels
New Jersey
Russell
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