20 Sep 1960
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1960
Page
1
A New York piece notes that taxes now take 12 cents of every dollar, quadruple 1929 levels, while spending on housing food and clothing has declined. It cites Morgan Guaranty Trust's study showing services growth via automation and better distribution, offset by higher car and utility costs.
The center of a smoked tongue is best served sliced. The tip and root ends are suitable for chopping or grinding for hash or sandwich fillings.
On September 19 1960 the undersigned was appointed and qualified as Executrix of the estate of Rollo J Trumbull Sr late of Linn County Iowa deceased All persons indebted must pay promptly and those with claims should file them with the Linn County Iowa Clerk.
Iowa district court in Cedar Rapids will hear proof and admission of the purported last will of Oliver W. Newman deceased. The hearing is set for the court house in Cedar Rapids with clerk Melvin J. McCalley presiding. Dennis and Nelson, attorneys, appear for the proceedings.
Beatrice Behan details life with Brendan Behan the Irish playwright of The Hostage. She recalls their 1955 Dublin romance, his jail terms and sobriety, their Paris honeymoon, and his West End success. She notes New York impressions and contrasts American and Irish attitudes toward women.
Norma Jean Griffin of near Liberty, recovering from a crushed leg, met Vice President Richard Nixon at Walter Reed. He sent her a large bouquet and told her to let him know if the artificial leg treatment went wrong. The gesture came during Nixon's visit to the hospital for knee treatment.
The quote describes a woman stating a man tried to learn her name and other details, even though she believes he did not know her. She notes the effort involved in uncovering personal information and questions the motive behind the conduct.
The Camp Fire I ta Wa Ki group met in the home of leader Mrs. Clifford Becker at 3519 Center Point Road NE and elected Susan Buell as president Sandra Sweet as vice president Judy McClure as secretary Ellen Becker as treasurer Candy Scott as rehabilitation and Jan Knudsen as scribe. New members Ann Faber and Barbara Rector joined. Also officers for the Blue Bird Gays at Garfield School were named and a fall session began at Mrs. C L Shelton’s home.
Russell drive northeast leader Debra Rexroat presides with Paula Mahuran as vice president Jeanette Long as secretary Susan Kinch as treasurer and Cathy Wageman as refreshment chairwoman Also Mrs Howard Peckham assists as leader Linda Kramer hosted Ta Wan Ka members Monday Gloria Fox was elected president with Patty Musser as vice president Gretchen Conrad secretary Judy Kirklin treasurer Loretta Starkey scribe Garfield school Wi Ka Ti Ya held fall meeting at Mrs George Nevins home Robin Parsons president Cathy Andersen vice president Judye Wood secretary Bernice Boesenberg treasurer Diane Nevins scribe Annette Omar telephone chair Wi Ca Ne Top McKinley school members voted to assist at Symphony fair Deanna Hulshizer president Bonnie Waite vice president Susan Zazza secretary Cindy Ink treasurer Sally Dwiggins telephone Pam Olney
The article lists officers including the chairman and Janet McMinn and Mary Ann Sellers as refreshment chairmen. Hostess for the group was Mrs. Robert Olney of 1209 Thirty-eighth Street SE.
Lt Gov Edward McManus the Democratic candidate for governor urged a renewed emphasis on reading writing and arithmetic in Iowa schools at a Democratic meeting in Dyersville. He warned colleges admit graduates weak in spelling reading and sentence construction and argued education should focus on core skills over higher taxes.
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