Calendar of Society Events January 1971
January events begin with town club hostesses and a guest speaker Mrs Gladys Ieenhower at First United Methodist Church. Various circles of the Women’s Society of Christian Service meet Jan 11. Alpha Delta Delta Kappa Gamma meets Jan 11 at 3:30. TOPS and other clubs hold meetings Jan 11 to 13. DAR luncheon and meeting planned for Jan 13.
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C.M. Agee
G.D. Tyer
F.Y. Trimble
W.S.C
Wesleyan Service Guild
First United Methodist Church
Gladys Ieenhower
Little Rock
Alpha Delta
Delta Kappa Gamma
Mary Roy Moses
Douglas Bldg
Connie Robbins
Women’s Society of Christian Service
The
Albert Graves
W. R. Burks
R. L. Broach
W. C. Bruner, Jr
Hope Lilac Garden Club
W.R. Burks
Curtis Urrey
Herbert Dodson
New Hope for Victims of Arthritis
In a news conference, Drs. Robert B. Zurer and Gerald Weissmann of New York University School of Medicine described prostaglandins as a potential new approach to treating rheumatoid arthritis. They cautioned the therapy is about 10 years away and based on test tube and animal joint studies showing prostaglandins may influence the inflammatory process and enzyme activity linked to cartilage degradation.
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Washington
Robert B. Zurer
Gerald Weissmann
New York University School of Medicine
American
Rheumatism Association
Zurer
Weissmann
Cat Stevens Returns Strong With New LP Revival Girl
Safety notes and showbiz buzz dominate this round of readouts. Cat Stevens stages a comeback after tuberculosis, urging fans not to discard his AGM LP while highlighting Jackie DeShannon at the Copacabana and a playful Spain-USA cultural swap. Rudolph Salazar and Ambet- vs- Amrepp mix ups noted with light humor, plus a nod to the Partridge Family hit I Think I Love You. The NEA-Caravelle program seeks teens making life better locally.
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Cat
Richard Nader
James Taylor
John Sebastian
Elton John
Cat Stevens
Meramec Caverns
Missouri
Spain
O.K
New Chairman Tired of Browbeating Dole in Senate
Robert J. Dole, a Kansas senator, emerges as a likely GOP national chair candidate. The 47 year old forward fighter is known as The Dole Patrol for his sharp defenses of the President and his readiness to counter Democratic rivals. He downplays White House influence, noting limited direct talks and a single post election policy meeting, while stressing his own 27 state campaign appearances.
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Lee Byrd
Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Robert Joseph Dole
United States
Kansas
Arkansas
J. W. Fulbright
Dole
Kennedy
Muskie
McGovern
Nixon
Capitol Hill
Midlands
Bob
Agnew
Wheatlands
Bob Dole
Clement Haynsworth
G. Harrold Carswell
Supreme Court
White House
Bryce Harlow
Cambodia
Southeast Asia
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Robert Griffin
Michigan
Cooper Church
U.S
Congress
Fulbright
Tonkin Gulf
Johnson
Sistent
House
Goldwater
Scott
Spiro Tagnew
Russell
Kan
University of Kansas
10Th Mountain Division
Italy
Howard Baker
Tennssee
Richard Schweiker
Dale
Edmund 8. Muskie
Maine
Vietnam
Richard Nuxon
Ratias
Wardrobe of Watches With It and Dole's Senate Rise
Henry Federman, a German banker turned designer, built Sheffield into a fashion watch maker with a wardrobe concept and major early success, including New York’s Best & Co. Then Senator Bob Dole's rise and pragmatic votes reshaped GOP leadership and aligned with Nixon era policy, while shaping his future in Kansas politics.
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New York
Henry Federman
The
Sheffield Corp
Best & Co
Federman
Best
Sheffield
Helen Help Us Youth Column On Modern Love And Driving
A teenage advice column presents questions about modern dating and driving roles. It covers a college student unsure how a girl driver should act, a wife urging more open affection, and a secretly married couple facing secrecy and family scrutiny with marital plans and potential divorce risks.
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Helen
Kind
ARBS Sales Chief Studies Prospect Calling Trends
ARBS reports a sales executive is researching why salesmen push prospects to call during peak weather. The study aims to uncover patterns in outreach timing and weather influence on interest.
Winning Slam On A Fine Bridge Hand by Pender and Baze
Peter Pender and Grant Baze bid to a 6NT slam in a blue ribbon pairs. Peter started with 3 clubs, Grant showed spade support and heart length, enabling Blackwood and slam. Peter ruffed hearts, set up diamonds, discarded clubs, and used cross ruffs to secure the last tricks. West led trump. clever play yielded six tricks. Also promoting Jacoby Modern bridge book via this newspaper.
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Peter Pender
Grant
Peter
Blackwood
West
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Bridge bidding puzzle on five no trump grand slam
In a card game excerpt, West opens one spade, partner doubles, East passes. You hold 8 7 4 3 of spades 6 8 6 of hearts K 10 4 3 a 7. Decide actions across the auction. The Monday answer reveals the best contract based on play.
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West North East
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