Shirley Temple Black in Moscow on pollution role
Shirley Temple Black representing the Nixon Council on Environmental Quality rejected Soviet claims that capitalists pollute more than communists. She spoke in the Soviet parliament gallery after meeting officials and noted cooperation in water air and waste issues. The delegation plans to sign a detailed cooperation accord and exchange scientists to study pollution and earthquake prediction. She asked to be known as a former actress, but preferred her current official role.
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Eckaterina Fursteya
Moscow
Wellington Long
UPI
Shirley Temple Black
Nixon
Council
Black
Vladimir Kirillin
State Committee Oncience and Technology
Sci
Menls Park
Calif
San Andreas
Women Golf Winners Named in Tuesday Guest Day
The guest-day women’s golf event crowned medalist Mrs. George Murdoch who birdied the hole. Other winners included Mines James Howard John Rousley Bruce Benkusky Ned Moler, and guest-winners Mrs. Ken Murdoch Mrs. Giles Dills and Mrs. Ron Fruechte. Pro prize went to Mrs. Max Strothman. Additional victors included Mrs. Frances Nemec and Mrs. Bob Smith with group awards to Mrs. Ron Fruechte Mrs. Wilma Cole and Mrs. Don Taylor. Hostesses were Mrs. James Sampson and Mrs. David Loupee. A shotgun start is set for Wednesday at 9 with a sack lunch to follow.
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George Murdoch
the Mines
James Howard
John Rousley
Bruce
Benkusky
Ned Moler
Ken Murdtch
Giles Dills
Ron Fruech
Max Strothman
Robert Verhille
Paul Clarahan
Frances Nemec
Tom Merryman
Bob Smith
Ron Fruechte
Wilma Cole
Don Taylor
al Griffin
Charles Barta
W. Dey Schwitzer
Harold Jorgenson
James Sampson
David Loupee
Awareness Luncheon Wednesday Love and Care in the Classroom
Marilyn Sedlacek selects as speaker for YWCA Awareness luncheon next Wednesday noon at the YW. Second in the fall series exploring programs relating to the black community. Dress code includes baby-sitting service, reservations via 365-1458, cost 1.00 for members and 1.25 for new members. Sedlacek discusses preschool program emphasizing experiential learning originated at Jane Boyd Community House and leadership development for parents. Dorothy Liebes dies in New York at 72, noted textile designer and Pulitzer Prize winner.
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Marilyn Sedlacek
YWCA
Dorothy Liebes
New York
Dorothy Wright Liebes
Aris! Wiese
Rel. Inan "Morin
Associated .Press
Sedizcek
Jane Boyd
Sed
Violinist Ida Kellner Dies at 83 First Female Orchestra Soloist
Ida Kellner, 83, renowned violinist and first woman to play in a major U.S. orchestra, died Wednesday. She served as assistant concertmaster of the Detroit Symphony in the 1920s and previously played with the Dresden Symphony in Germany before World War I. The notice also mentions a lost and found service with the contact dial 398-294.
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Ida Kellner
Chicago
U.S
All American Youth Attract Pat Nixon On West Tour
Pat Nixon campaigns across seven Western states drawing mostly young crowds with signs reading we are Pat people while college youths and protesters are less visible. She praises the all American look and the mood of students, saying attitudes matter more than hair length as she tours Idaho Falls and other stops with President and daughter Julie.
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Helen Thomas
Los Angeles
UPI
Pat Nixon
West
Pat
Nixon
Timnoisito Carolina
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Julie Eigenhower
Campaign events mix with White House aides hints in Chicago notes
The fragmentary report lists campaign activities and press coffee meetings in Los Angeles and Chicago with Mrs. L W Busby Mrs. Thomas Mahin and other hosts. It mentions a tribute event at the YWCA in Roxe Village honoring the President's mother Hannah Nixon slated for 12:30 on Saturday.
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White House
Mitchel Mtove
YWCA
Chicago
Earsguth
L. W. Busby
Thomas Mahin
Edward J. Hanna
Los Angeles
John Stamp
Edgerly Watts
Wiliam Skogman
Joe “Briach
Verblek
Mike Rowray
Cornerstone St Roxe
Garden Village
Hannah Nixon
Eleanor McGovern Praises Truman as Underdog Like 1948
Eleanor McGovern compared her husband to Harry Truman and predicted a comeback for 1972 candidate George McGovern. Speaking to about 400 supporters at Democratic HQ in Kansas City, she dismissed polls showing McGovern trailing Nixon, urged work for the ticket, and quoted her husband’s line Come home, America with a hopeful tone before departing for Omaha.
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Kansas. City
UPI
Eleanor McGovern
Harry Truman
George S
McGovern
Nixon
McGovern- Shriver
America
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