Worth quoting this week by the Associated Press
A roundup of quotable quotes from women this week includes Indira Gandhi criticizing chauvinistic nationalism and savage bombing, Shir ley Williams challenging racial motives in the Vietnam war, Dalia Atlas noting equality traditions in Israel but not in orchestral conduct, Ellsworth Bunker’s wife on diplomatic postings, Judith Ramig about changing a Virginia law on nonresident tuition, and others sharing views from Kathmandu to the United States.
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Dalia Atlas
Corps of Conductors
George Mason University
Judith Ramig
Virginia
Culture Club reviews Delderfield novel God is an Englishman
Mrs Thomas Bowen reviewed R F Delderfield’s God is an Englishman for Culture Club meeting at Mrs Foster Elliott’s home on Vassar Avenue. The saga’s first of two volumes tracks Adam Swann, a disillusioned former soldier, who gains a ruby string that funds a horse drawn drag network to connect to rail gaps. The reviewer praised the book as highly readable and noted Delderfield’s evolution from reporter to playwright to novelist in English life settings.
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R.F. Delderfield
Thomas Bowen
Culture Club
Foster Elliott
Vassar Avenue
Hardy and Gaisworthy
Nursing couple earns nursing masters at Wayne State
Ocis and Virginia Matlock, a married pair of registered nurses, earned master of science in nursing degrees at Wayne State University. They will work at the same hospital with him as associate director in nursing in the medical surgical division and she as inservice education director. Both are 41 with three daughters.
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Independence Township
Mich
Ocis
Virginia Matlock
Wayne State University
Dear Abby tribute to Truman aired on air date
Reader questions whether Dear Abby's tribute to Harry S. Truman was prewritten or taped. Abby confirms the piece was taped at CBS Hollywood before his illness and aired on his death date by coincidence. She notes personal memories, past correspondence, and a fan’s wish for a Truman autograph.
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Harry Truman
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Mr. Truman
E.S.P
Hollywood
Sree
Harry
David Noyes
Truman
Abe Friedman
Sioux City
Iowa
Tom Dewey
Gadget lets late show watchers listen privately from set
A new remote control accessory lets you hear television privately from up to 12 feet away. It includes a timer to turn the set off at a preset time, an earphone jack, and a tap recorder output for recording portions of programs. A selector switch controls whose audio is heard on the regular speaker or the audio speaker.
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