Shaw Saint Joan Impresses in Bishop's Company Presentation
About 100 people witnessed Shaw's Saint Joan excerpts in a religious setting at First Presbyterian Church. Three touring actors Ann Morgan Merle Harbach and Gary Teilsberg portrayed all roles and offered commentary linking Shaw's critique of sacred and secular authority. The program included a prologue set 30 years after Joan’s death and a post performance reception for attendees. The traveling troupe tours churches nationwide, two members being on the road nearly two years.
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Joan Talbot
Shaw
Maid of Orleans
Ann Morgan
Merle Harbach
Gary Teilsberg
Gether Shaw
Joan
Charles
Cand
Lutheran Homes Names Social Service Director
The Lutheran Homes announces Zinck as director of social services to supervise the social service department counsel with children and plan for discharge and foster placement. He will aid in in service training and public talks on child needs. Zinck previously served as a Alaska child care consultant for 10 years and trained at George Warren Brown School of Social Work.
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Zinck
Add
Eugene V.1
Social Service Department
Alaska
George Warren Brown School of Social Work
St. Louis
Academy of Certificat, Social Workers
National Association of Social Workers
Kathryn
Karyn
Civil Rights Volunteers Missing In Mississippi
Three civil rights workers vanished after leaving a speeding stop in Philadelphia Mississippi. Among the missing are Andy Goodman and Mickey Schwerner, both New York City residents, and James Cheney a Black Congress member from Meridian. FBI and Highway Patrol lead a wide search as civil rights groups urge action.
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Philadelphia
Miss
Mississippi
FBI
Mississippi Highway Patrol
Andy Goodman
Mickey Schwerner
Jhe
New York City
James Cheney
Congress
Macial Equality
Meridian
Therm
Cheney
Neshoba Catty Sheriff's Office
New York
James Farmer
Congress of Racial Equality
Meridian Naval Air Station
Council of Federated Organizations
Washington
Edwin O. Guthman
Juffice Department
Firemen and Police Derby Set For July Heat
Fire Chief Alex Bender has challenged Police Chief Cliff Bennett to a Soap Box Derby heat on July 5. A fire department car is ready. The winning car will be prize in a fire prevention slogan contest for children aged 9 to 12, with entries due by July 2 at the fire station. The slogan supports Fire Prevention Week observance this fall.
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Alex Bender
Cliff Bennett
Bender
Two Men Fined On OMVI Count
Two Muscatine men pled guilty in District Court to operating motor vehicles while intoxicated. Leland Rusell Brown, 46, 108 Grandview Ave, arrested May 10, 1984, at highways 61 and 93. Frank L. Creamer, 98, 915 Ha rgeman Drive, arrested May 47, 1964, in the 100 block of Cedar Street. Judge Matthew Westrate fined each $300 plus costs.
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OMVI
Muscatine
Leland Rusell Brown
Grandview, Ave
Frank L. Creamer
Hagerman Drive
Cedar Street
Matthew Westrate
Negroes Plan To Continue Beach Wade-in
In St Augustine Florida determined Black protesters planned another beach wade-in amid white assaults. Gov Ferris Bryant faced contempt proceedings over a night march ban while Florida judges consider invoking a big stick law to curb unrest. State troopers cleared clashes, arresting a number of men, with most released on bonds.
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ST. Augustine
Fla
Monsey
Ferris Bryant
Bryant
U.§. Dist
Bryan “Simpson
Jacksonville
Simpson
Supreme Court
Florida
U. S. Supreme Court
Engineers Start Work On Andalusia Slough Public Use Area
The Army Corps of Engineers began construction of a new recreation area along the Mississippi river near Andalusia, Illinois, two miles west of town. The Andalusia Slough public use area will feature a boat launch, a crushed rock circle turn around, rest rooms, picnic tables, fireplaces, refuse containers, an access road from Highway 92, a parking lot for ten cars and trailers, a registration desk, and five individual picnic sites with parking spurs. Camping will be allowed in the picnic areas. A Corps sign will mark the site, reachable by driving west from Milan on Highway 82. August is the expected completion date.
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Mississippi River
Andalusia Slough
Andalusia
Army Corps of Engineers
Corps of Engineers
Milan
Illinois
Navy commendation for Dee Douglass among officers
Mrs Velma Douglass receives word that Commander Dee W Douglass US Navy is among several Navy lawyers commended by the Secretary of the Navy for work on the Cuba quarantine during the 1962 Cuban crisis. At the crisis he was Assistant Director of the International Law Division in the JAG Office. Now stationed at Canberra he heads the US Sending State Office for Australia and commands Australia. He helped negotiate the Status of Forces Agreement between the US and Australia and is married to Doris Houvenagle with a 15 year old daughter Pamela and a 13 year old son Brett. The family travels with him to Australia and resides in Canberra.
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Velma Douglass
UN E. Righth
Ison
Dee. W. Douglass
U. S. Navy
Secretary of the Navy
Cuba
U. S
Douglass
International Law
Doris Houvenagle
Muscatine
Pamela
Brett
Beth
Tor Australia
Canberra
Duke Observes 70th Birthday in Paris Dinner
The Duke of Windsor marked his 70th birthday with a small Maxim's dinner lasting past midnight in Paris. Supporters urged Britain to forget the past and formally recognize his American wife while the duke slept late and spent much of the day at his desk working on personal accounts and correspondence.
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Paris
Duke of Windsor
Maxim's
Britain
Kiwanis Listens to Architect Dale Nederhoft Views Abroad
Dale Nederhoft spoke on Views and Impressions of an Architect in His Travels Abroad at the Kiwanis luncheon. Nederhoft, who was in Europe earlier this year, discussed architectural trends and lends in study abroad experiences.
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Dale Nederhoff
Kiwanis
Nederhoft
Europe
Cars Damaged In Collision At City Corner
A mishap Monday afternoon at the corner of Orange and East Third streets caused over $100 in damage to two cars. Bonnie E. Stropes of Moscow drove a Pontiac north and suffered right front hood and bumper damage. Roger E. Lewis of Lincoln Boulevard drove an Oldsmobile and sustained front-end damage. a stop-sign violation was charged against Lewis.
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Orange
East ‘Third Streets
Pontiac
Bonnie E. Stropes
Moscow
Roger E. Lewis
Lincoln Boulevard
Lewis
Webbs Hurt In Accident In Illinois
Three members of the Webb family were injured Friday in a Route 6 collision near Sheffield Illinois. Vernon L Webb his wife Margaret and daughter Brenda Sue were treated at Perry Memorial hospital Princeton and reported recovering satisfactorily. No one was seriously injured. The Webbs earlier and two younger children were treated and released. The other driver Theodore Strelkoff and wife Leonilla were also treated and released.
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Vernon’ L. Webb
Muscatine
Sheffield
Webb
Princeton
St.Kewanee
Theodore. Strelkoff
Davis
Calif
Strelkoff
Leonilla
Fashion tips for a fresh summer look from Batterson's
Dorothy Martineau, personal shopper at Batterson's, offers style guidance for hot humid days. She highlights Desert Flower's Beauty Bath, foundation garments from Gos sard Warner Lovable Playdex and Best Form, color trends like tangerine and lemon, summer weight dresses, and practical sewing ideas. She suggests accessories, hair and makeup inspirations, and encourages trying current fabrics and shapes to brighten wardrobes.
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Perso
Flower
Battersons
Pauline
Revison
Revlon
Dorothy Martineau
Batterson
Highlanders of SUI Arrive in London for European Tour
The Highlanders of SUI arrived in London today aboard the Queen Elizabeth as part of a 58 day tour across France the Netherlands Germany Italy and Switzerland. Associate Press reports note their performances at the World's Fair in New York and in Washington prior to sailing and their lively mid Atlantic dancing with fellow passengers. From now until their first London concert on Saturday the coeds are free to rehearse.
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Judy ‘Schafenaeker
W. Fe Schafenacker
Colony Drive
London
France
Netherlands
Germany
Italy
Switzerland
Associated Press
New York
Washington
mid-Atlantic
Town coeds debut after Thames parade at Battersea Park
Reported fragments describe London sightseeing and Stratford on Avon trips by Sue Evans of Fairfield and others as an exchange student visit. The Town coeds make their first public appearance Saturday evening at Battersea Park on the south bank of the Thames after a parade near the cricket grounds.
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London
Stratford-on-Avon
Sue Evans
Fairfield
Towa
West of England
Bristol
Battersea
Park
Thames
Plhey
Comgert
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