Russia Eyes Indian Ocean Reach Through Middle East Moves
A British Institute for Strategic Studies analysis links Kosygin visits to Pakistan and India with a revival of Russian interest from the Mediterranean to the Bay of Bengal. It notes possible Suez guardian ambitions, plus growing Soviet influence in India, Iran, and the Persian Gulf as ships and power balance shift.
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Alexei Kosygin
Pakistan
India
Iran
Persian Gulf
Indian Ocean
Britain
Institute For Strategic Studies
Suez Canal
Mediterranean
Bay of Bengal
Spain
U.S
Russia
Kosygin
West
Suez
Middle East
Rural Iowa notices and social updates from Brighton
Mrs Dickinson in Mercy Hospital in Iowa City. April events include Easter weekend visits and family gatherings across Richland Agency and Pleasant Plain. Mil ler Graham wedding at Agency and open house for Everette Coffin’s 90th birthday on April 28. Harmony Club meeting at Anneta Reighard’s with The Lord's Prayer and birthday card plan for May 11. Easter egg display at Ivy Ryans home. prize to Lillian Schaffer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
Earl Dickinson
Aaron Nordyke
Richland
Mada Dickinson
Mercy Hospital
Iowa City
Clifford Elmore
Miller - Graham
Agency
Wilford Elmore
Elmore
Council Bluffs
Dean Elmore
Dessie Elmore
Donard Hanze
Jack Emry
Diedre
Davenport
Don Statler
Jim Emry
Joy
Murfreesboro
Lee Emry
Margaret Porter
Gertrude Smith
Fairfield
Kathryn Mineart
Washington
Connie Lance
Michael Mineart
Gladys Schooley
Writer’s Club
Iowa Poetry Association
Iowa Lyrical
Iowa
Harmony Club
Anneta Reighard
Evan Stager
Laton Schooley
Sis Tracy
Ivy Ryans
Lillian Schafer
Mabel Dunbar
Spring Concerts at Highland Elementary Schools
Riverside elementary students perform their spring concert on Tuesday April 30 at 8 p.m. Riverside band from Ainsworth and St Marys parochial school will provide instruments. Ainsworth elementary schools hold their concert on Thursday May 2 at 8 p.m. Vocal parts feature all grades at Ainsworth. instrumental group again. Judy Frost leads vocals and Iron Rich guides instruments.
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Riverside
Highland Community
Ainsworth
St. Mary’s
Judy Frost
Iron Rich
Price Roberts at Mercy Hospital with therapy in Iowa City
Mary Martin departs for Duluth Minnesota to start as a psychologist at the Duluth Mental Hygiene Clinic. Miss Martin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Martin, earned a Doctor of Philosophy in psychology at the University of Oregon on March 8 during the winter term commencement in Eugene.
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Price Roberts
Mercy Hospital
Iowa City
Mary Martin
Duluth
Minn
Miss Martin
Ralph Martin
University of Oregon
Eugene
Wayland Friends Welcomed by Ex-Teacher Visitor
April 18 reports Dick Wagner of Burlington visiting Wayland. he formerly taught here and attended relays Tuesday. Various weekend visitors include Richard and Susie Steele of Des Moines, Janet Slagel and Jerry Peterson wed in Williamsburg, and many local families hosting guests and touring. A Sugar Creek Loyal Companions group visited St. Louis to study a dwelling renovation project for negro housing while enjoying Cardinals and Cubs game. Rev. Simon Gingerich marked sixty years in ministry with Sugar Creek observance.
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Wayland
Dick Wagner
Burlington
Richard Steele
Susie
Lori
Des Moines
Laurence Henss
Warren Slagel
Dale Widmer
Janet Slagel
Iowa City
Jerry Peterson
Williamsburg
Elmer Roth
Dan Stutzman
Miriam
Albany
Oregon
Mary Roth
Harold Wenger
Larry Morrow
South Wayland
Larry Anduser
Ralph Unternahrer
Loyal Companions
Sugar Creek
St. Louis
Dwight Graber
Cal Eichelberger
Dean
Dallas Rediger
Jim Boshart
Lincoln Jorgensen
Delmar
Donald Meyer
Kenny Meyer
Dawn
Green City
Wendell Berthe
Leroy
Tucson
Arizonia
Tony Graber
Francis Farmer
Harold Unternahrer
Edith Yount
Omer Roth
Joe Garrettsons
Salem
Laverne Farmer
Jim Madgefray
Jim Kauffman
Washington
Grooms
Ed Kauffman
Ruth Widmer
Denver
Colorado
Lions Club Dinner and Local Community Events
Keota activity notes report the Lions Club dinner on April 22 with twenty members and guests, a $50 Little League check accepted by Robert White, and a $100 contribution to Sight Saving. Guest speaker Paul J. Stenger presented Keep America Beautiful. May 3 Fellowship Day features Mrs. Clifford Reeves with Israel and Africa travel. Junior-Senior Banquet set for April 27. prom at 9 p.m. with Cedar Rapids duo Sights and Sounds. Fortnightly Club met April 22 for Arizona program by Mary Henderson. Viva McCammon chaired meeting with next gathering May 13.
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Keota
Lions Club
Leland Roegner
Harper
Robert White
Paul J. Stenger
Des Moines
Clifford Reeves
Washington
Ferne Adams
Arizona
Valley of the Sun
Mary Henderson
Viva McCammon
Elsie Mayer
State track meet sites named for Iowa schools
Sites for four state track meets have been set by the Iowa High School Athletic Association. Class A and AA meet on May 25 at the new track at Ames High School. State Class B meet on May 18 at Holstein. Class C on May 18 at a new track facility in Pocahontas.
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Iowa High School Athletic Association
Ames High School
Holstein
Pocahontas
Women golfers open Kalona season at local course
Kalona Ladies of the Kalona Golf Club start their season at the local course on Wednesday May 1 at 1 PM Officers for the season are Mrs Amos Mellinger president and Mrs H E Peterseim secretary and treasurer All interested women are invited to join the first day activities and to pay club dues by May 1.
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Kalona
Smith wins low a mile in Drake Relays record time
Smith of Sioux City Central edged Jerome Howe of Treynor in a photo finish to win the high school one mile at Drake Relays in 4 12.6, a Drake Relays high school boys record and believed fastest Iowa high school mile ever. Lane of Cedar Rapids Jefferson added two victories in shot put and discus, while Waller of Cedar Rapids Washington won high school long jump. Davenport Central led in the high school mile relay and Webster City claimed the 880-yard relay. Manilla set a girls 440 relay record, and Iowa colleges St. Ambrose and Northern Iowa posted marks in relay events.
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DES Moines
UPI
Doug Smith
Sioux City Central
Jerome Howe
Treynor
Smith
Howe
Iowa
Drake
Doug Lane
Cedar Rapids
Jefferson
Sandy Waller
Washington
Davenport Central
Web
Ster City
Des Moines Roosevelt
Webster City
Manilla
Janene Struve
Marcia Thomson
Meg Hennessey
Connie Knott
Iowa Track Club
Miss Knott
Brenda DeWall
Sara Beckord
Rolfe
Janet Brown
Charles City
Lone Star Track Club
Fleet Iowa
Houston Metro Track Club
St. Ambrose
Northern Iowa
State College of Iowa
Loras
Barber Wins Miller Barber Classic in Dallas by Narrow Margin
Miller Barber captured the Byron Nelson Golf Classic title with a 270 10 under par, earning 20000 as Zarley surged from nine strokes behind with a 271 to threaten the lead. Zarley shot 64 in final rounds, Barber posted 54 pars and 14 birdies over 72 holes at Preston Trail Golf Club. Harold Henning finished third at 273 while Gary Player and Jack Montgomery tied for fourth at 277.
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Dallas
UPI
Miller Barber
Byron Nelson
Kermit Zarley
Barber
Zarley
Preston Trail Golf Club
Harold Henning
South Africa
Gary Player
Jack Montgomery
Parsons Chorale to Perform Spring Concert at Wright Auditorium
Parsons College Chorale, a 53 member group directed by Dr. Frank Groff, will present a program of classical and semi classical selections on Friday evening May 10 at 8 p.m. in Wright Auditorium. The Madrigal Singers and The Parsonaires will also perform. The program features works including Alleluia Randall Thompson Dry Bones Ezekial Saw de Wheel I Got Rhythm All the Things You Are Year That Trembled from Walt Whitman and Bernstein West Side Story. Soloists will join the Chorale. admission is free.
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Fair Field
Parsons College Chorale
Wright Auditorium
Frank Groff
Madrigal Singers
Parsonaires
Randall Thompson
Ezekial Saw’ de Wheel
Walt Whitman
Leonard Bernstein
Major League Standings and Schedule Snapshot
United Press International field lists National and American League standings with win loss records and games back. It covers St Louis and San Francisco leading the NL, Chicago and Houston mid-pack, and Detroit, Minnesota, Baltimore near top in the AL, plus Sunday results and tonight and tomorrow's pitching matchups across both leagues.
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United Press International National League
W. L. Pet
St. Louis
San Fran
Los Angeles
Chicago
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Atlanta
Pittsburgh
Houston
New York
Philadelpia
Hou
Los Ang
Jenkins
Bunning
Tsitouris
Ray
Brittann
San Francisco
Marichal
Detroit
Minnesota
Baltimore
Washington
Boston
Oakland
Cleveland
California
Cleve
Wash
Balti
Calif
Dobson
Lolich
McGlothlin
Horgan
Perry
Bell
Madden principal named for Mid-Prairie High 1968-69
The Mid-Prairie Board of Education hired Robert L. Madden as high school principal for the 1968 69 term. Madden, a 1954 Illinois State University graduate with a 1964 South Dakota State University masters in school administration, has two years as a high school principal at East Union and currently serves as principal in Cardinal. He and his family will move to the district this summer. The board also approved floor and tentative site plans for the Junior High School with bids expected in early July.
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Mid - Prairie Board of Education
Robert L. Madden
Madden
East Union
Cardinal
Illinois State University
South Dakota State University
Mid - Prairie
Board of
Scouts Pack 243 Announces April Pack Meeting
Scout Pack 243 will hold a pack meeting Tuesday April 30 at 7 30 p m at the VFW Hall.
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VFW Hall
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Paul V. Shearer
West Main
M. L. Tweeton
North Marion
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