Women push nationwide boycotts over food prices
A broad wave of housewives across the United States forms groups SAD and NOW to pressure supermarkets and government bodies over high food prices. Protesters organize boycotts in New York, Washington, D.C., New Orleans, Minnesota, Ohio, Georgia, Florida, and Canada, while NOW launches to fight sex discrimination with a 300 member charter.
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United Press International
New York
Shoppers
SAD
Nassau
Suffolk Counties
Long Island
Atlantic
Pacific
New Orleans
Bercott
Minnesota
Columbus
Ohio
Aurora
Minn
Coop
Iron Range
Central Point
Detroit
Wayne
Canada
Windsor
Ont
Ashington
National Organization For Women
NOW
America
Betty Friedan
Kathryn Clarenbach
University of Wisconsin
Wisconsin Governor’s Commission
Richard Graham
National Teacher Corps
Equal Employment Opportunity
C R Housewives Improve Shopping Habits
RAPIDS women become more prudent in grocery shopping after a weekend spot check of focal supermarkets by the Comparative Price Study committee led by Mrs. Donald Cenning. The report highlights changes in buying patterns and emphasis on value.
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Rapids
Focal
Comparative Price Study Committee
Donald Cenning
Commanders and ladies attend Creston VW powwow
Commander Robert Anderle of WEFW post 788 along with Mrs. Anderle of 20 Johnson avenue NW and Mrs. Joseph Gaskill of 617 First street SW returned Sunday from Creston where they attended the VW denominiment powwow.
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Robert Anderle
WEFW
Anderle
Johnson Avenue NW
Joseph Gaskill
First Street
Creston
Unclear Ad Claims Health Safety and Availability
Fragmented ad copy describes supposed preventives and remedies for bloating headaches and urinary issues. Mentions a product claimed to be proven safe and effective when used as directed and now obtainable without prescription.
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Ganet Die
Heronghis
Ray Treadar
Anes
First Lady Lyndon Johnson Welcomed by Squealing Korean Schoolgirls
Mrs. Lyndon Johnson rode through Seoul in a 14 mile motorcade amid exuberant crowds and schoolgirls. She waved and smiled as secret service protected her from a near-pull when a hand grabbed hers. Colorful airport planes and band performances framed the welcome as Mrs. Johnson and Mrs. Park greeted fans and posed for photos.
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Lyndon Johnson
Seoul
Secret Service
Mrs. Park
Mrs. Johnson
Pailthorpes Return From Europe After Three Week Trip
Dr and Mrs A W Pailthorpe of 1715 First Avenue SE returned this weekend from a three week trip to Europe. They visited their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Donald Wayne and their grandson Arthur W Wayne in London.
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A.W. Pailthorpe
First Avenue SE
Europe
Donald Wayne
Arthur W. Wayne
London
Princess Margaret Attends Westminster Harvest Service
Britain's Princess Margaret beams in a wild suede hat during the Harvest Festival religious service at Westminster Abbey over the weekend.
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Britain
Princess Margaret
Westminster Abbey
Jensen Jensen Brockman Vows in Salem Ceremony
Miss Mary Louise Jensen and Craig Reece Brockman exchanged marriage vows in a 3 o clock Salem church ceremony officiated by Rev. Arthur Frankhauser. The bride, daughter of Willard and Pleasant Jensen, wore Chantilly lace with a bolero and carried a white and garnet rose Bible. attendants wore Ameri can Beauty dresses. Best man Michael Ziogas and groomsman Mike Tracy led the wedding party with ushers Ray Spicer Dennis Foster and Bill Martin. The couple, with the bride a Coe College senior, plan to reside with the groom after he completes naval service at Great Lakes.
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Salem
EWUB
Mary Louise Jensen
Craig Reece Brockman
C. R. Brockman
Route One
Marion
Arthur Frankhauser
Willard E
Coleen Hudson
Blairstown
Cedar Rapids
Anne
Yeager
Ottumwa
Michael Ziogas
Lansing
Mich
Mike Tracy
Rochelle
Mil
Ray Spicer
Dennis Foster
Potosi
Bill Martin
Monona
Coe College
Navy
Great Lakes Naval Station
Statue of Liberty turns 80 with new plantings
Miss Liberty celebrated her 80th birthday with a tree and shrubbery planting program around her base. Donated by the ladies VFW auxiliary, the National Park Service aided the effort at the monument. The 151 foot statue, a gift from France, was dedicated 80 years ago by President Grover Cleveland. Ken Mattison, son of Mr and Mrs F E Mattison, arrived from Luther College for fall vacation.
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New York
Liberty
Gayer
VFW
National Park Service
France
United States
Ken Mattison
F. E. Mattison
Grover Cleveland
Ty-Sixth Street
Luther College
Two Cedar Rapids Dogs Top Best of Breed in Minneapolis Show
Cedar Rapids entries swept the Minneapolis Kennel Club fall show with Art Allen’s Siberian Husky Ch. Tuk of Natomah winning best of breed. Wirehaired fox terrier Ch. Sarabel Culswood Chanti, owned by Joe and Wayne Bousek, claimed best of breed and first in the terrier group.
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Cedar Rapids
Minneapolis Kennel Club
Minneapolis
Art Allen
Ch. Tuk
Natomah
Sarabel Culswood Chanti
Joe
Wayne Bou'sek
Emmy Goering Claims Concentration Camps Were Educational
Bonn AP report says Emmy Goering now 73 and widow of Hermann Goering writes in Quick that camps were educational institutions for political retraining. She admits knowledge of camps, claims involvement aiding Jews with her husband’s connivance, and cites his remark about bringing a Jew home.
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Bonn
Germany
Emmy Goering
Adolf Hitler
Reich
Hitler
Quick
Hermann
Goering
Miss Pat Runge Honored In Two Miscellaneous Showers
Miss Pat Runge daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard T Runge Linn Junction road NE has been honored at two miscellaneous showers. Mrs Bernard Hall 2131 Rockford road SW entertained Sunday with Mrs Lenard Himmelsbach of Norway as co host. Mrs Dean O Toole 229 Twenty first street NNW was hostess at a shower Friday. Miss Runge will be married Nov 12 to John L O Toole 416 Fifteenth street NE.
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Pat Runge
Imr
Richard T. Runge
Linn Junction Road
Bernard Hall
Rockford Road
Lenard Himmelsbach
Norway
Dean O'Toole
Miss Runge
John l O’toole
Fifteenth Street
Bridal Shower for Patricia Knowles in Anaheim
Miss Patricia Knowles of Anaheim California was honored at a Friday evening bridal shower hosted by Mrs Ed Mittvalsky at 2233 Chandler Street SW. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs C F Knowles of 3340 Oakland Road NE, and will wed Lawrence E Sowell of Long Beach California on November 12 at St Matthews Catholic Church.
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Patricia Knowles
Anaheim
Calif
Ed Mittvalsky
Chandler Street
Knowles
C. FE. Knowles
Oakland Road
Lawrence E. Sowell
Long Beach
St. Matthew's Catholic Church
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Committee For Economic Concern
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Washington
Johnson
Federal Trade Commission
Commission On the
Aileen Hernandez
Equal Employment Opportunity ‘Commission
UPI
Jazmin Shaham
National Mosque and Museum
C.R. Housewives
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Ailreenta Baste
Agence
Trendiar
Frances Lewine
President Johnson
Texas
Lady Bird
Bluebird
Alrs. Johnson
Korea
Danny Kaye
Hans’ Christian Andersen
Mrs. Pailthorpe
Lady Ikey
Elton
Hee
Rapa
Troy
Pocket
Froy
Rlilwan
Call
Laeres AY
Tain Plant and Drive-in
First Street SW
Branch Drive
1St Ave
King St
Mrs. Brockman
Luther
Statue of Liberty
Hiltbrunner
Second Street
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