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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1972

Page

8

Counseling Before Marriage: Local clergy guide couples

The article details premarital counseling by pastors Rev. William E. Keller Rev. J. Paul Stevens and others for engaged couples in Muscatine and surrounding areas. Sessions cover vows finances education sex roles and expectations with multiple meetings and personal discussions to prepare for marriage.

Cherry Peterson Nichols Ray Cromer Muscatine Nichols Christian Church William E. Keller First Christian Church of First Christian Church J. Paul Stevens Otterbein Linda Sue Lohse Bruce Dagel Stevens Wesley United Methodist Church Linda Harold Lohse Bruce al Dagel Faith Baptist Bible College Walter Ross Faith United Church of Christ Edward Meyer Grace Luitheran William Bill) Coram Betty Lou Tietje

Nixon heads to Moscow for summit seek peace progress

President Nixon departed for a Moscow summit with Brezhnev aiming to narrow U S Soviet differences and lay groundwork for a world of peace He predicted progress in trade space cooperation and arms reduction while stressing talks could produce substantial results and noting two major speeches in Moscow plus a TV radio address to the Soviet people

Washington Nixon Moscow United States Soviet Union Salzburg Austria White House Communist Party Leonid I. Brezhnev Brezhnev Henry A. Kissinger Vietnam Andrews Air Force Base Salzourg Bruno Kreiski Nixons Iran Poland U.S

Pentagon blast spurs tighter federal security nationwide

In Washington, FBI teams investigate a blast that damaged the Pentagon women’s restroom on the fourth floor. The General Services Administration ordered stricter building security, including restricted entrances and checks on all packages. No injuries were reported.

Washington FBI Pentagon General Services Administration GSA Defense Department Jerry W. Friedheim

Grocery prices temper rise in living costs April

Washington AP report says grocery prices fell about 0.2 percent in April, offsetting a 0.2 percent overall rise in living costs. Meats fruits and vegetables led declines while taxes, used cars, and houses drove half the rise beyond price controls. Government retirees receive a $165 million bump from the April increase.

Washington Bureau of Labor Statistics Bureau Nixon Marina Whitman The Council of Economic Advisers

Counterattack at An Loc beads into siege relief efforts

Dawn counterattack by North Vietnamese forces led by tanks briefly disrupted South Vietnamese efforts to relieve An Loc. Reports say 8VN killed and seven tanks destroyed, 15 South Vietnamese killed and 38 wounded. U.S. adviser Franklin called the attack a likely last major thrust. Weathered defense has withstood heavy artillery and air support.

Saigon An Loc U.S J Ross Franklin North Vietnam Nguyen van Trien Nixon South Vietnam Navy Vinh Demilitarized Zone Franklin

Sinatra surprises as 2500 fete Spiro Agnew tribute

In Baltimore a black tie fundraiser for Vice President Spiro Agnew drew 2500 Republicans who paid high seating prices to support the party. Frank Sinatra made a surprise walk on, singing a version of The Lady is a Tramp about Agnew, after joking he had not worked in a year. The program also featured Bob Hope, Ray Bolger, and Agnew remarks.

Gary Hucke Carla Loga Towa City Gary University of Iowa Baltimore Maryland Spiro T. Agnew Frank Sinatra Bob Hope Lyric Theater Ray Bolger Agnew

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