Fancy foods boom nets a billion dollars in sales
New York reports the annual National Fancy Foods and Confection Show drew about 12,000 buyers from the U S and Canada selecting from 1,000 brands. Industry leaders say cheese is booming, ginger sales have surged, and demand for ethnic and exotic items from New Zealand to Europe grows, with new spice blends and international rice bases expanding the market.
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UPI
United States
Canada
National Association For the Specialty Food Trade, Inc
Association
Christo Poulos
Edward T. Sajous
Poulos
Sajous
Oregon
New Zealand
Europe
France
Holland
Zieglowsky reunion draws sixty in Keokuk at Rand Park
About sixty relatives and friends gathered for the Zieglowsky reunion at Rand Park Keokuk. Evert Westen and Carl Zieglowsky led arrangements from Iowa with Illinois hosts Everett Payne and Eugene Carey. New officers elected include Jim Scales Melvin Lacey and William Fryenburger Ted Zieglowsky. Several generations attended. oldest man Theodore Oltmann Sr. and oldest woman Mrs John Lolling. youngest Gwen Sue Hachett. Next year’s reunion set for August at Glenwood Park Macomb Illinois. The report lists two weddings four deaths and thirteen births in the past year.
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Keokuk
Evert Westen
Carl Zieglowsky
Washington
Harold Wilson
Glenwood Park
Macomb
III
Theodore Oltmann Sr
Theodore Oltmann Jr
Marvin Oltmann
Ida Reinners
Walter Rademaker
Joe Hackett
Jim Scales
Lincoln
Ill
Eugene Carey
John Lolling
Hartsburg
Illinois
Roger Scales
Cathy Farmer
Elmer Eton
Larry
Gary
Dale
Lorie
Jennie Tholen
Joe Hacket
Tony
Gwen
Marie Gaedzka
George Ruben
Earl Ruben
Charles
Iowa
August Westen
August Zieglowsky
Edward Zieglowsky
Albert Zieglowsky
Nixon Opens Campaign in Illinois on Lincoln Day
Richard Nixon opened his presidential bid in Springfield Illinois addressing about 3000 supporters on the capitol steps. He urged Americans to reject division and restore national unity while pledging to make the next eight years the greatest in U S history. He cited race tensions flag respect inflation and poor leadership as national ills. He met with Illinois Republicans including Richard Ogilvie and Victor Smith after the rally.
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Ill
UPI
Richard M. Nixon
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State Capitol
America
Nixon
Illinois
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GOP
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House
Ogilvie
Victor Smith
Ray Page
Public Instruction
Waterloo quiet after incidents in Waterloo Iowa
Waterloo police reported a violent Saturday night disturbance in the northeast section involving about nine youths who fired at patrol cars and rocks and bottles were thrown at vehicles. Six patrol cars were damaged by bullets. one man, Richard Taylor, 32, was treated for a minor leg wound after being shot while fleeing police. Authorities vowed to maintain law and order using all available resources.
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Waterloo
Iowa
UPI
Richard Taylor
Lloyd L. Turner
Robert £. Wright
Two Iowans Drown In Weekend Incidents
United Press International reports two Iowa drownings over the weekend. Jack Lobdell, 45, of Belmond, drowned at Maurice Lake while helping his sons after a wind pushed air mattresses into deep water. His body was recovered by volunteers. His sons, ages 3 and 9, were pulled to shore by bystanders. Lorenz Van Wyk, 19, of rural Oskaloosa, died in a gravel pit pond west of Oskaloosa after stepping into deep water while wading.
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Jack Lobdell
Belmond
Maurice Lake
Lobdell
Lorenz van Wyk
Oskaloosa
van Wyk
Lost Iowa boy found safe with his parents
Des Moines police released a two year old boy named Greg Goff to his parents after questioning that yielded little. The boy wandered to 42nd and Chamberlain Streets around 2 am and could not be linked to any local family. The Goff couple claimed the child had climbed a chair to unhook the screen and venture out during an early morning stroll.
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Des Moines
UPI
Greg Goff
Billy
Greg
42Nd
Chamberlain
Goffs
Shoes change with new season in haute couture shows
Paris reports delivery delays from the May-June upheaval slowed production of accessories for new collections, reducing footwear's role. The season favors black over browns with gunmetal gray patent and silver buckles seen as chic. Shoe specialists note outfits can still look smart with classic black pumps.
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Paris
UPI
Roger
Footwear styles with high vamps and heavy heels
Vivier and Dior presented numerous styles featuring higher vamps to support walking. Heels were thick and heavy with soles extending beyond the vamp like running boards. Boots appeared in about six variants.
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Vivier
Dior
Painter boy to stay with father in Brookdale
In Gilbert Iowa, Mrs. Dwight Bannister called the custody dispute over 10-year-old Mark Painter finished. A Gilbert minister sent to California reported Mark wants to stay with his father Harold Painter in Brookdale rather than return to the Bannister farm in Central Iowa.
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Iowa
UPI
Dwight Bannister
Mark Painter
Bannisters
California
Mark
Brookdale
Calif
Harold Painter
Bannister
Boot styles blend with trousers in fall fashion shows
Short ankle covering boots gain importance as trousers dominate autumn wardrobes. High heels appear in sporty trouser suits, while extreme options include high boots on elasticized pants. Courreges showcases calf high white boots with a curved front like majorette boots, softer soles, and tapered sides toward the ankle.
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Courreges
Johnson pledges fitness programs for communities and schools
Davenport Iowa UPI Donald Johnson campaigning for the Republican nomination for governor said if elected he would develop new physical fitness programs for communities and schools.
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Davenport
Iowa
UPI
Donald Johnson
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