Sandra Ann Ball Becomes Bride of David Etringer
St. Josephs Catholic church in Stone City hosted the 10:30 ceremony for Sandra Ann Ball daughter of Springville residents and David Lynn Etringer son of Waterloo residents. Rev. Robert Ament officiated. The couple plans to live in Waterloo after a Texas wedding trip. both are University of Iowa radiological technology graduates.
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Stone City
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Sandra Ann Ball
Eugene Ball
Springville
David Lynn Etringer
R. J. Etringer
Waterloo
Robert Ament
Marita Ball
Kathy
Sue Ann Ball
Ronald Waldschmidt
Steve Etringer
Mark Ball
John Pearson
Patrick Etringer
Allan Redenius
Tom Etringer
Mary Ann Etringer
Robert Ball
St. Isidore’s Catholic Church
Texas
The
University of Iowa School of Radiological Technology
Princess Michiko Expecting Third Child in Spring
The Imperial Household Agency announced Princess Michiko wife of Crown Prince Akihito is expecting a third child due in April or May. The couple's two sons are Princes Hiro age eight and Aya age two. Akihito is 34 and Michiko 33.
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Tokyo
Michiko
Akihito
Imperial Household Agency
Hiro
Aya
Hirohito
Job Corps Girls Protest Brutality in Lewiston
About 70 members of the Job Corps for Women demonstrated outside the police station Monday night to protest alleged police brutality. The march began at the Women's Job Corps Center in Poland Spring, covering 13 miles, and followed court cases against three girls charged with disorderly conduct, now continued to Sept. 36 in Lewiston district court.
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Lewiston
Maine
Job Corps For
Women’s Job Corps Center
Poland Spring
Job Corps
Serum albumin urged over plasma in transfusions
Hematologists recommend using serum albumin or blood components other than plasma for transfusions due to risk of viral hepatitis from plasma. They urge stopping plasma use to reduce liver disorder exposure.
Personal Laundry Bins Aid Homemaker and Family
Plastic laundry baskets labeled for each family member help train children and show tidy spouses to pick up and put away. A convenient bin for linens and waterproof tiles and walls in the laundry ease housekeeping chores.
Americans Spend Less For Foods In 1960s
United States families spend a smaller share of income on food than in 1955. The Nutrition Foundation cites 18.5 percent versus 22.6 percent in 1955, with 19.5 percent in 1965. Western Europe ranges from 21.9 percent in Denmark to 40.1 percent in Greece.
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New York
UPI
Nutrition Foundation
United Nations ‘Yearbook of National Accounts
U.S
United Nations
United States
Europe
Denmark
Greece
Women Fill Temporary Manpower Shortages
DETROIT report says women will fill temporary shortages in clerical work. In 1967 nearly 7 million women held temporary jobs and about 25 percent worked under 35 hours weekly at any moment. Despite more computers, clerical positions remain in demand.
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Detroit
Wps
Visiting Perfume Factory Is Dizzying By John Cunniff
A visit to a perfume factory reveals a sensory mix of odors and mystique. Coty executives describe fragrance as shaping a woman’s personality from youth to age and boosting confidence. The piece notes high costs of ingredients and cosmetics, with prices sometimes exceeding the product content.
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New York
Andrew Borzner
Coty Company
Pierre Parchois
Coty
Parchois
Waker Upper Keeps Watch at English Church
In TRYSULL England widow Elizabeth Grainger serves as the church’s waker upper for 20 years earning $2.40 yearly. She says she has never had to wake anyone, and she also chases away any dogs at the church door during services.
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Trysull
England
UPI
Elizabeth Grainger
Waker
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Northwestern University
Thaddeus Kostrubala
Kostrubala
Lyne Chardonnet
Paul Loup
Karl Sulitzer
Caxton Hall
London
Savoy Hotel
Perfume Factory
John Cunniff
Grasse
France
Amazing Business
Berzner
Borzner
Kcrg-Tv
Seccuen
Town-Illinois Gas and Electric Company
Boddicker
First Ave
Wonder Bread
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