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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1971
Page
23
Abigail Van Buren answers letters on marital trust and finances. A wife confronts a husband about a flirtatious bookkeeper after a kiss incident and a raise absence. Other readers ask about a stamp upside down, a mysterious suitor, and a couple living together with a marriage license.
Maxine K Leonard and Eugene A Owens exchanged vows Tuesday at 7:30 PM in Trinity United Methodist church. The ceremony was officiated by Rev. Ernest Larson with reception at the home of the bride. Attendants included Mrs. Charles E Burlingham and Willard Owens. ushers were Steven Scott and Robert Hess. The couple will reside on Thirtieth Street NW. she works at Killian's, he at Northwestern Railroad.
A 40th wedding anniversary was observed with a family dinner at Colony Inn Amana and an open house at Mr. and Mrs A J Procok 184 Twenty second avenue SW. Hosts were their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Lee Dukes Cedar Itapi. Mr Procok and the former Ann Kulhavy wed Sept 3 1931 in Cedar Rapids. The family includes three grandchildren.
A brief notice encourages readers to place a low cost want ad by calling S60 234. The prompt implies a contact number and a service for affordable classified ads. The language is concise and aimed at immediate action. The item focuses on the advertising offer and the contact method.
A Reader's Digest report cites medical authorities saying inflatable clothing weighted belts body suits and muscle stimulators offer no lasting weight loss and may be harmful. FDA study finds inflatable shorts do not reduce girth. belts require extreme use for tiny gains. Only diet and exercise provide lasting results. gadgets cannot.
Irene Bolam of New Jersey sues authors and publisher in Manhattan Supreme Court over a book claiming Amelia Earhart was Tokyo Rose a spy and traitor. The suit alleges the work damaged Bolam by portraying Earhart as a bigamist and by implying she conducted espionage, harming her reputation and business.
Former Army Air Corps officers Joseph Klass and Joseph Gervais and publisher McGraw Hill face claims over Amelia Earhart Lives asserting she conducted a spy mission in 1937. The book alleges she was captured by Japan to pressure a favorable treaty.
Maureen Richardson, widow of a London officer killed during an arrest, leads a national drive to restore hanging. In a letter she urges Britons to speak to MPs, arguing capital punishment should be reintroduced after a five year trial and eventual permanence. She says the same harsh penalty could deter criminals and protect the public.
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