Cedar Rapids program to identify sickle cell carriers
Sherry Martin reports at a Cedar Rapids YWCA luncheon the awareness program on sickle cell anemia and the new screening plan. Fred Hardiman leads the volunteer effort with Dr. Kingsley Grant advising on testing, counseling, and future research. The goal is screening school-age children and young adults, with funds from a local art sale and Linn County Health Center.
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YWCA
Fred Hardiman
Hardiman
Kingsley Grant
Cedar Rapids
Hetrdman
Linn, County
Make Your Own Park Sausage in October Pork Month
Ames Robert Rust a meat specialist at Iena te university suggests making your own pork sausage during October Pork Month. Start with tran park, Boston butt preferred for lean meat balance. Have retailer bone and grind it for you, then mix per pound with a teaspoon sugar, ground sage, black pepper, and nutmeg.
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Ames
Robert Rust
al Ienate University
Tran Park
Boston
Veteran Needs $4,100 To Avoid Prison
Margaret Papadimitrakis appeals for $4,100 to meet a Greek government demand before her husband Polmos can leave Greece and rejoin his family. She says a two month deadline could send him to prison for two years due to new rules after Greece's 1967 leadership shift, which also bars military men from marrying non Greeks.
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Bakersfield
Calif
Greece
Margaret Papadimitrakis
Polmos
Papadimitrakis
Papadimitrakist
Vera Dean 69 World Affairs Authority Dies in New York
Vera Micheles Dean a longtime international affairs authority and former research director and editor for the Foreign Policy Association died in her sleep in New York at age 69. Born in Russia she built a career presenting lucid scholarly views to American readers through books lectures and classroom work during 30 years of service.
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World Affairs Authority
New York
Vineus News Surview
Vera Micheles Dean
Foreign Poliity Assn
Paar
T He
Dean
ACU opposes ordination of women in Episcopal church
The American Churity Union, the largest independent Episcopal group, adopted a resolution opposing women’s ordination. The statement asserts ordination would split the church and harm family life, while stressing women’s spiritual gifts remain with the body of Christ. The position will be sent to bishops for consideration.
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Schenectady
N.Y
UPI
Churity Union
Hatton
Philip Hoar
Gientale
Calif
Anglican Women's Caucus
ACU
Episecopal Church
Canon Albert. J. Du‘buois
The
Caroline Attends McGovern Rally in Boston
Caroline Kennedy made a surprise visit to a Boston rally for Sen. George McGovern, joining her grandmother Rose Kennedy at Commonwealth Armory. She wore a black pantsuit, spoke with Mrs. Kennedy, and did not address the crowd of about 6,000 as McGovern's fundraising event aimed to raise around $40,000. Rose Kennedy planned a Madison Square Garden appearance to campaign for McGovern and Sargent Shriver.
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WiFaonota
Caroline Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
Joan Kennedy
Edward M.kennedy
George McGovern
Boston
Rose Kennedy
Caroline
Commonwealth Armory
Edward M. Kenedy
Joan
Ite
Concord
Secret Service
New York
Madison Square Garden
McGovern
Sargent Shriver
Low
MeGovern-Shriver
Ralbhy
Shirley MacLaine
Bella Abaig
Women’s Advisory Council
New Ulm and Volga Bridepairs Tie Orbits of Love
In separate ceremonies, Miss A nda Kay Hograbe and Miss Mary Lynn Cornwell wed. Hograbe, daughter of Vic and Mrs Harry J Hograbe, and Osburn near Cedar Rapids, exchanged vows in New Ulm. Cornwell and Kim Berger, both Volga High School seniors, married in Volga Presbyterian Church with Rev Richard Glasgow presiding.
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New Ulm
Nda
Kay Hograbe
Vic
Harry J. Hograbe
Forty-serand Street
Cedar Rapids
David Lawrence Osburn
Europe
United States
New, Ulm
World
De-James
Osburn
Iowa City
Mocracy
India
United
New States
New Nations
Ulm
U. N
Uates
University of Town
Volga
Mary’ Lynn Cornwell
Kim Berger
Volga Presbyterian Church
Richard Glasgow
Michael Croal
Howard Berger
Volga Legion Hall
Easy Sunday dessert idea with meringue shells and fillings
When times limited yet craving a special dessert, bake crisp meringue shells and fill with canned cherry pie filling then top with chopped California walnuts. For variety, use packaged sponge cake shells or the meringues as bases.
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California
Two Cedar Rapids Girls Enter ROTC Flight Auxiliary
Two Cedar Rapids girls were initiated into Angel Flight, air force ROTC auxiliary, at the University of Iowa. The newcomers are Bart Freiburg, daughter of the Donald Freiburgs, 701 Grant Wood delve SE, and Wanda Neuenswanster, daughter of the v. Neuenswanders, 1423 Thirty-ninth Street NE. News item notes hair parting tip to prevent thinning.
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Cedar Rapids
University of Iowa
Bart Freiburg
Donald Freiburgs
Grant ‘Wood
Delve SE
Wanda Neuenswanster
V. Neuenswanders
Thirty-ninth ‘Street
Bridal Shower Honors Miss Pam Wilson
Miss Pam Wilson daughter of Mr and Mrs Don Wilson was honored with a miscellaneous bridal shower Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs William Birky 226th Street NW. Co-hostesses Miss Jan Birky Mrs John Chapin and Miss Pam Chapin. Twenty six guests attended. Wilson is the October 28 bride elect of Gene Musel son of Mr and Mrs J Musel 3202 Mound Avenue.
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Pam Wilson
Don Wilson
Carter Street
William, Birky
Twenty-sixth Street
Jan Birky
Mrz
John Chapin
Pam Chapin
Miss Wilson
Gene Musel
J. Musel
Mound Aveuc Si
Anniversary celebration for Mr and Mrs Love set at home
Mr and Mrs Lowell Love announce their wedding anniversary with a surprise open house on October 2 at their Cedar Rapids home. They have three children and several grandchildren from the Rock Island days, with relatives in Vinton and Cedar Rapids.
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Mro
Lowell Love
Ana
Duo Botelack
Danial Montgomery
Vinton
Net Schutctzle
Clifford” Hyse
Cedar Rapids
Bysel
Hiearmor Kets Sills
Tne
Rock Island
Women's Golf Flight Leaders Named In Wednesday Play
In a Wednesday women’s golf event, Mrs. LW Haw championships led Group A while Mrs. Tony Ter race topped Group B. Notable players included Mrs. J A Sampson and Mrs. C HE Jorgenson, with medalist Signot and several golfers scoring birdies. Play continues through October, weather permitting.
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Tony Terrace
J. A. Sampson
C. HE. Jorgenson
Ray Dunalugh
Signot’s
Marve Martin
Sampson
Max Ollingsworth
Dave Smith
Terrace
Cedar Rapids students pledge fraternities at colleges
Announcement lists three Cedar Rapids students pledging fraternities at their colleges. James Bromwell Jr of Ridgeway Drive SE pledges Phi Kappa Psi at DePauw University in Greencastle Indiana. David Flannery of Elrohurst Drive NE pledges Chi Phi at Emory University in Atlanta Georgia. Bruce Wilson of Crestridge Drive NW pledges Alpha Tau Omega at Simpson College.
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Cedar Rapids
James Bromwell
Ridgeway
Phi Kappa Psi
DePauw, University
Greencastle
Ind
David Flannery
Elrohurst Drive
Chi Phi
Emory University
Atlanta, Ga
Bruce Wilson
Crestridge Drive
Alpha Tau Omega
Simpson College
Cedar Rapids Symphony Tickets On Sale For Weekend Shows
Single tickets available for Saturday and Monday Cedar Rapids Symphony Orchestra performances. Call the Symphony office at 42 3271. New office hours are from 9 to 3 36 daily except Sunday.
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Cedar Rapids Symphony Orchestra
Symphony
Value Difference Makes Females Good in Politics
In Denver, Gloria Maine argues women’s tolerance and focus on domestic issues enhance political candidacy and support for civil rights, while noting differences with men. She cites Colorado endorsements for women candidates and contrasts progress with New York’s labor-led opposition.
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Denver
UPD
Gloria Maine
Ms. Inagavive Ail
Caicus
Democratic Party
Nixon
George McGovern
GOP
Women's Liberation
Geid
Erdorsement
Colorado
Colorado Waher Council
New York
Bridge Mitchell movement results at the YWCA
In Wednesday night play at the YWCA North-South winners were Mrs Don King and Mrs George Tschetschot first, with a tie for second by Mrs Edward Hanna, Mrs John Stamy, Mrs AK V Hartington and Mike Rowray. East-West winners were Mrs John Hhodie and Mrs Royce McCray first, and Arvant Dandekar with David Morgan second. Next game set for 12:30 Saturday at the YWCA.
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Mitchell Movement
Winars
YWCA
Don King
George Tschetschot
Edward Hanna
John Stamy
AK. V. Hartington
Mike Rowray
East West
John Hhodie
Royce McCray
Arvant Dandekar
David Morgan
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