Pre Nuptial Parties Honor Miss Linda Senti
Events note a coffee in honor of Miss Linda Senti daughter of Mr and Mrs Peary Senti at Mrs Ed Andrade home 2913 Wildwood Court NE with co host Mrs Ed Hogue Saturday at 9 30. Other items include Meir visit and US talks on Israel arms and aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Senti
Nn Peary
Agen
F Avenue NE
Ed Andrade
Wildwod ‘Court NE
Ed Hogue
Tel Aviv
Golda Meir
Milwaukee
Pair Believed Hostages Miss Sent Honored at Linen Shower
A linen shower was held at 8 on Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Harry Schuster 4315 Avenue NE. Mrs. William J. Kelly co hosted for 14 guests. Miss Senti is the October 4 bride of Larry IP. Jones of 334 Thirtieth Street Drive SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Schuster
Avenue NE
William J. Kelly
Senti
Larry IP. Jones
Thirtieth Street
Jackie Onassis joins Duke in Newport restoration effort
Jacqueline Onassis partners with tobacco heiress Doris Duke in a multi million dollar plan to transform Newport into a northern Williamsburg. Francis Contstock says Onassis will take an active role focusing on antiques and decorations as Duke buys up 65 buildings for the project amid a Colonial era revival and a new Colonial Hilton Inn to open on Goat Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport, Ros
UPI
Jacqueline Onassis
Doris Duke
Newport
Williamsburg
Francis Contstock
Miss Duke
Newport ‘Restoration Foundation
Onassis
White House
Feminists Demand End to Slavery at City Marriage Bureau
New York women calling themselves the Feminists marched at the city hall marriage license bureau to present a petition demanding an end to low wages and domestic labor slavery in marriage. They accused City Clerk Herman Katz of fraud and malice for discriminatory unpaid domestic labor and legalized exploitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
New York City
Tony Bennett
City Hall
Herman Katz
Women golfers pace play at Billis course meet
Mrs Al Cline led Tuesday medalist play at Billis course with Mrs George Henry and Mrs Richard Hagerman among 19 players. Max Hollingsworth won first flight in 18 holes. Winters in 9 holes saw Hagerman medalist and others chase titles as Mrs John Stewart and others triumphed in different flights while critics questioned the purpose of the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Cline
Billis Course
George Henry
Richard Hagerman Starlers
Max Hollingsworth
Hagerman
John Stewart
al Wear
Edwin Steffen
Dick Cambridge
Hollingsworth
D. L. Duncan
Kats
Bernie Price
Leland Kuykendall
John Bauslag
Art Hauschild
Grace Most
Max Berlin
Atkinson
Wayne
alDisterhoff
Shortlon
Wally Prather
Harry Laws
Hagen
Hicks Wins Boston Primary for City Council Seat
Louise Day Hicks led Boston voters in a low turnout primary as she won a council nomination. Hicks, former school committee chair and vocal opponent of busing to fix racial imbalance, outpaced incumbent Timilty and others while Atkins, Shelley, and other incumbents also gained nominations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
UPI
Louise Day Hicks
Micks
Joseph F. Timillly
Thomas I. Atkins
Ulysses Shelley, Jr
Austads honored at surprise open house on 25th anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. John Austad were celebrated at a surprise open house from 2 to 4 Sunday in their Decorah home on Thirty-first Street NW. Hostesses were their children Mrs. Tom Hoover and Johnnie and Disnne Anstad, with two grandchildren in attendance. The couple wed September 25, 1944.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Austad
Tom Hoover
Johnnie
Disnne Anstad
Edna Tollefson
Mr. Anstad
Decorah
Open House Honors 40th Anniversary of Osmundsons
An open house will honor Mr and Mrs Nanfred Osmundson on their 40th wedding anniversary. The event is Sunday from 2 to 5 at Bethany Lutheran church. Hosts are their children Arthur Molokken Clermont Norman Cedar Rapids Gaylord Iowa City Mrs Mike Wilson Elgin Mrs Larry Rainwater Topeka Kan Kenneth in Vietnam Diane Ardith West Union and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nanfred Osmundsons
Union
Vietnam
Diane and
Ardith
West Union
Dismissal Threat Tied to Race Not Politics Says Prof
UCLA philosopher Angela Davis 25 argues her possible removal from the faculty stems from race not politics. Davis says she will appeal to UCLA’s academic senate and courts if needed. UCLA and Regents note possible dismissal but not firing. Davis cites racism and Communist ties as core issue with support from Robert Singleton.
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Angela Davis
University of California In
Los Angeles
UPI
UCLA
Brandeis University
Herbert Marcuse
Board of Regents
University of California System
Miss Davis
Che- Lumumba Club
Communist Party of Southern California
Lucua
Robert Singleton
Afro-American Studies Center
Hier
Singleton
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Meir
Tol
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Nixon
United States
Mra
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Thant
Jordan
El Al/U
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France
United Nations
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Sudan
General Assembly
Stanley B. Hoss, Jr
Cumberland
MD. Frea
Belive Hoss
Talen Linda Mae Peugeot
Lori Mae
Jackie
America
Hugh D. Auchincloss
John
Kennedy
James B. Duke
American Tobacco Co
Duke
Northwestern Bell
Lones
Indian Creek
John Austads
Killians
Registry Service
Killian
Lucilla Burton
Kati Redmond
Bridal Services
Killan
Lindale Plaza
Lucille Burton Killian
Parkade
Elizabeth Arden
Elizabeth Ardan
Thalowa Room
Hoor
Montrose
Eldbeth Arden Cosmetics
Seifert’s
T- Shoe
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