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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1969
Page
15
A collage of Abby columns covers marriage security with a prenuptial dispute, a neglectful husband, and privacy in calls, plus a reader’s adoption story of love and belonging. Also includes hair braids fashion notes and personal letters from readers across the nation.
Washington APE reports Tricia Nixon hosted a White House Halloween party for 250 underprivileged Washington area children aided by Urban Service corps volunteers. The event features witches cauldrons and an antique calliope with a pied piper act as children pass through a pumpkin archway.
Washington AP reports Democrats staged a $25 plate Halloween fundraiser at a Georgetown nightclub. A sign reading Impudent snobs enter here referenced Vice President Agnew's antiwar speech. Former governor of New...
In 1968 the Cedar Rapids Gazette reports that Averell Harriman told Democrats about conversions from Republican to Democrat and a string of prison releases in Britain and Russia. The piece notes dope smugglers Michael Parsons and Anthony Lorraine, British teachers Gerald Brooke and others, with references to labor camps, Soviet prisons, and a London to Warsaw exchange.
In Moscow two British men wed Soviet sweethearts as part of a spy swap. Mervyn Matthews 38 married Lyudmila Bibikova 90 at the Palace of Weddings after meeting in Moscow six years ago. Derek Deason 30 married a Soviet partner they met at a resort eight years ago. The ceremonies followed Britain’s release of spies Morris and Lola Cohen amid tensions.
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