Class of 25 Inspects New Nursing Center at Mt. Mercy
Four alumnae from the Academy Class of 1925 at Mt. Mercy college inspected the new Donnelly Nursing Education center Sunday as part of the college’s alumni weekend. From left are Sister Mary Ruth Torpey the alumni director Clementine Krier of Haverhill Geraldine O’Leary White of Atlanta and Grace Kehoe Murray of 431 Ninth Street.
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Mt. Mercy College
New Donnelly Nursing Education Center
Sister Mary Ruth Torpey
Clementine Krier
Haverhill
Geraldine O'Leary White
Atlanta
Grace Kehoe Murray
Ninth Street
Stewardesses return to Southern Airways after court order
In Atlanta twelve stewardesses fired for marriage pregnancy age or weight rules win a federal court order allowing return with varying seniority. Eleven report back as management credits changing attitudes and calls married flight attendants asset. A Bahamian death sentence case follows with a Wisconsin man to be hanged for killing three Americans and his mother pleading for mercy. Bubble baths note ends.
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Atlanta
UPI
Southern Airways, Inc
Der
Southern Airways
U.S. District Court
Charles
Moye, Jr
Nassau
Bahamas
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
U.S
Michiah Shobek
Ohio
Paul Howell
Katie Smith
Detroit
New York City
Irwin Borstein
Shobek Sane
Shobek
Juanita Spencer
America
IUD Death Rate Lower Than Pills But More Hospitalized
The Journal of the American Medical Association reports lower death rates for intrauterine devices than birth control pills, but higher hospitalization rates among IUD users. CDC data from late 1973 cover 3.2 million U S and Puerto Rico women with IUDs, detailing five deaths and 7,862 hospitalizations in six months.
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Chicago
Journal of the American Medical Association
Center For Disease Control
CDC
Atlanta
United States
Puerto Rico
Henry S. Kahn
Emory University School of Medicine
Carl W. Tyler
AMA
American Osteopathic Assn
Unusual Drug Smuggling Attempt At Rome Airport
An American woman and her Chinese companion were arrested in Rome for smuggling drugs aboard a Scandinavian Airlines flight. Police found 84 liquid hashish condoms hidden in a corset belt and 64 pounds of heroin in the companion’s handbag. Each faces smuggling charges as authorities investigate the case.
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Rome
Bonnie Joyce Morris
Bozeman
Mont
Anahola
Hawaii
Chui Tung Lan
Hong Kong
West Germany
Scandinavian Airlines
Frankfurt
Far East
Miss Morris
Paris
Martha Mitchell Undergoes Chemo for Blood Disorder
Martha Mitchell, 57, wife of former attorney general John Mitchell, is receiving chemotherapy for a blood plasma disease doctors say is manageable. She has been at Northern Virginia Doctor's Hospital for tests and treatment, with doctors noting steady improvement and a possible discharge by week’s end while continuing chemotherapy.
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Washington
UPI
Martha Mitchell
Mitchell
John Mitchell
Northern Virginia
Thomas O'Brian
Rebels Hold Out for Arms to Free French Archeologist
Chad rebel chief Hisen Habre demands arms from France to release 38 year old archaeologist Françoise Claustre held since April 1974. Paris says it cannot supply weapons and is seeking aid from international groups while pressing African states for a solution.
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Paris
Chad
Hissen Habre
Beauchamps
Habre
Tibesti
Claustre
Central
Africa
Hypothermia Warning From October Readers Digest
Article warns that severe cold can kill quickly with hypothermia, noting survival without food for three weeks but with water only for about three days and noting rapid heat loss when the head is unprotected. It explains hypothermia as the body's heat loss and cites the risk of losing up to half heat production if the head is unprotected.
Local fall poetry awards named by Midwest Chaparral Poets
Margaret Aa modt of Lake Mills, MCP regent, announces local winners in poetry categories. Cedar Rapids residents dominate pattern and serious verse with Mrs E V Gay and Mrs A E Heinrich receiving honors, while Marion and Cedar Rapids entrants win light verse and honorable mentions with judge Margaret Wolff Garland of Waverly.
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Midwest Chaparral Poets
Margaret Aamodt
Lake Mills
Regent
MCP
E.V. Gay
Cedar Rapids
A.E. Heinrich
Heinrich
Gay
Charles E. Wolfe
Marion
Jerry Bys
Margaret Wolff Garland
Waverly
Kennedy Sister Is Found After Church Disappearance
Rosemary Kennedy, sister of Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, was found five hours after vanishing from a Chicago church service with Eunice Shriver. She wandered calmly along Michigan Avenue near the Art Institute, looking in windows, and was reunited with Mrs. Shriver at police headquarters.
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Chicago
Edward M. Kennedy
Eunice Shriver
Nolan
Eunice
Miss Kennedy
Jefferson
Wis
Mrs. Shriver
Kennedy
Boston
Bridge winners at Welty Way on Sunday
Mitchell movement results show North-south winners Mrs K V Harrington and David Cray first with second place to Mrs L B Beers and Keith Bean. East-west victors Patricia Meyer and Rick Anderson ahead of Bruce Cuthbertson and Kenneth C Hixon. Next game Thursday at 7 30 at Welty Way.
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Welty Way
K.V. Harrington
David Cray
L.B. Beers
Keith Bean
Patricia Meyer
Rick Anderson
Bruce Cuthbertson
Kenneth C. Hixon
Welty-Way
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Society For Women
Lucifer
God
Spencer
Ford
Gaylord Nelson
William Proxmire
Massachusetts
Edward Brooke
Edward Kennedy
Henry Reuss
Nelson
Reuss
Seymour Weiss
Cyril Stevenson
By C.G. McDaniel
AP Science
Martha
Helen Thomas
the Lord
Faves
Morris
Tremco
OP One
Bankamericard
Warker Paint Corp
Mem
Nowle
White
Easil
Lindale Plaza
Rosemary Kennedy
West Side Club
Mitchell Movement
Salvation Army Citadel
Herbert Smith
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