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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1968
Page
7
A reader asks about calling a stepmother Mamma after her mother's death and Abby advises not to force the emotion. Another asks about a husband secretly skimming cash. Abby warns of serious legal risk and to stop the behavior. A third asks about wedding roles. Abby suggests if wanted, accept bridesmaid duties to ease hurt. A closing note invites personal letters to Abby.
Yves Saint Laurent discusses over 100 sketches for ballet and theater works with New York City Opera mezzo Joanna Simon. He appeared at the Wright Hepburn Webster gallery in New York last week to review the collection.
Nelda Rae Schauf and Nile Clark Andersen were married Sunday at St. Pauls United Methodist Church in Williamsburg Mississippi. The couple's parents are Clifford Schauf and Erwin Andersen of Marion. The bride wore Chantilly lace with a lace coat and carried a white Bible with an orchid. They will reside in rural Marion where the groom farms.
San Francisco report says police inspector Harold Suslow paused paperwork at headquarters when a stolen car sped toward him at 80 mph. He fired at the left rear tire, then returned inside as officers closed in and arrested 20 year old Jerry Bonds on suspicion of car theft.
Elizabeth Vambe, 21, and Stephen Pollock, 22, plan to marry in London as Pollock contemplates accepting the viscountcy to advance racial integration. The couple, from Sussex and Brighton, meet at university and seek degrees before starting a family.
York University's chief librarian Dr. Thomas O'Connell went to Boston to buy one out of print book about Harry S. Truman but purchased Starr's entire stock of 83 000 volumes. The dealer reportedly intended to sell only a small selection.
In Gastonia North Carolina the wife of Army Pfc Charles Owens waited for their first baby due September 19. The expected arrival did not come on Thursday instead an army captain delivered the news that Owens had been killed in action in Vietnam two days earlier.
Rome police magistrate Bruno Scrivo ruled that public hugging and kissing do not by themselves prove private adultery. He dismissed the action brought by the Rome doctor’s estranged wife, noting private behavior remains unproven by public conduct.
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