Bobby Kennedy Sings on Campaign Trail in New York
Robert F. Kennedy campaigns through upstate New York and New York City in early days of his bid for the Democratic nomination. He travels by bus, sings softly at times, answers questions with humor, endures a rough crowd, and presses on despite late arrivals and fatigue during a week of trials and triumphs.
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Bobby Kennedy
Robert F. Kennedy
White House
New York
Robert Francis Kennedy
Kennedy
Johnson City
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Lyndon B. Johnson
Bobby
Lyndon
Ted Sorensen
West Liberty Girl Will Crown 68 Favorite Farmer's Daughter
The 1968 Iowa Favorite Farmer's Daughter contest fills four weeks ending May 1 1968 with entries from single farm girls ages 16 to 21. Carol Wilson of West Liberty crowns the winner who travels to Washington DC and receives prizes including a color TV AM FM radio luggage and wardrobe. Previous winners include Annie Hawley and Rosalie Bowman among 300 entries from 78 counties.
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West Liberty Girl
Uth
Iowa
Carol Wilson
West Liberty
Iowa Wesleyan
New York
Washington, D.C
Iowa Farm Youth
WMT
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Electric Light and Power Company
Yo-Ag
All
Towa
Miss Wilson
Farmer’s Daughters
Kaye Pritchard
Buckingham
Nancy Bahnsen
DeWitt
Ann Minert
Jewell
Carla Folkers
Secich Grove
Sharon Miller
Shower Held At Grandview For Kathryn Lange
Kathryn Lange of near Muscatine was honored at a miscellaneous bridal shower Sunday at the Larry Bean home near Ainsworth. Hostesses included Peggy Bean Sharon Bean Betty Bean and Beverly Persky. Prizes went to Norman Bean Danny Bean and Ralph Gerling for games. Kathryn Lange and Larry Bean will wed Saturday at Muscatine's Musserville Methodist Church.
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Grandview
Kathryn Lange
Muscatine
Larry Bean
Ainsworth
Peggy Bean
Sharon Bean
Betty Bean
Beverly Persky
Norman Bean
Danny Bean
Ralph Gerling
Kenneth Lange
Deeds Recorded Involving Local Churches and Homes
Fruitland Baptist Church transfers to Lloyd H. and Dorothy M. Strouse as joint tenants by Special Warranty Deed starting at the NE corner of Lot 1 in Moore's subdivision. Alpine Corporation deeds to James A. and Arlene A. Mulder as joint tenants for parts of lots 19 and 14 in Elder's First Addition to West Liberty. Alpine Corporation then deeds to Robert L. and Barbara J. MacGowan as joint tenants of Lot 11 in Elder's First Addition to West Liberty.
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Fruitland Baptist Church of
Fruitland
Lloyd H
Dorothy M. Strouse
Moore
Alpine Corporation
James A
Arlene A. Mulder
Elder
West Liberty
Alpine
Robert L
Barbara J. MacGowan
Anthropologists Debate Preserving Primitive Cultures
Some anthropologists doubt that primitive cultures can be preserved indefinitely due to the people's own desire to jadicopt civilization's way, raising questions about cultural preservation and autonomy.
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Joseph E. Mohbat
Associated Press
Boston
Kennedy Brothers
Teddy
Robert
Edward
Oaks
California
Assembly
Jesse M. Unruh
Robert Kennedy
George Hamilton
Olerik
Spurgeon’s
Hershey
Miss Langes
Cassié Wilson
Helen Fisher
Leona Oldfield
Tasha
Bill Stephens
Warello
Wilson
Militaire
Total Fashion
Arnel
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