Ruth Matthews Designs for Mrs Nixon Fits Busy Women
Beverly Hills designer Ruth Matthews who created many outfits for Mrs Nixon outlines coordinated ensembles for women with demanding schedules. She notes her line, sold in four shops in Beverly Hills Palm Springs New York and Chicago, suits a life with travel family and multiple roles.
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Beverly Hills, Calif
UPI
Ruth Matthews
Richard Nixon
Brentwood
Los Angeles
Palm Springs
New York
Tracy
Trevor
Europe
Eating in Space Monotony threatens long voyages
New York report highlights Air Force dietitian Capt. May J. O'Hara urging high nutrition to sustain astronauts, who require 2700 to 2900 calories daily. She notes meal monotony, limited space for compact, non refrigeration foods, and cost pressures of space dining.
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New York
UPI
Air Force
May J. O'Hara
O’hara
Grocery Manufacturers Association Forum
Dietitian
Brooks Air Force Base
San Antonio
Tex
Loungewear Goes Domestic on Campus Fashion
Dormitory loungewear shifts from private to public life with versatile multi purpose outfits. Coeds mix classroom wear with culotte loungers for study sessions and errands while winter travel calls for ample, practical packing and stylish outerwear options from off white mutria coats to mink ensembles.
Teen Transition: Parents Guilde Teens Through Change
Russ Mahan of Iowa State University explains adolescence is a normal transition from parental dependence to peer influence. Teens display rebellious traits like long hair and loud music while seeking independence. parents should stay engaged, explain decisions, and invite teens to share opinions to maintain trust.
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Russ Mahan
Iowa State University
Mr. Mahan
ISU expands nutrition help for low income families
Iowa State University opens a three day training program for 13 extension home economists who will supervise the expanded nutrition program. The effort, funded by the U S Department of Agriculture, will operate in selected metropolitan and rural areas with trained home economists guiding food aides to aid needy families.
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Ames
Iowa
Iowa State University
Marvin A. Anderson
Cooperative Extension Service
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Anderson
Extension Service
Soviets Launch Venus Probes in Back-to-Back Flight
The Soviet Union sent Venus 6 toward the planet Venus, following Venus 5 launched Sunday. Tass said both probes aim for soft landings on the dark side with mid May targets. UPI reports hint at potential manned flights within a decade as the United States plans Mariner missions to Mars.
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Moscow
UPI
Soviet Union
Venus
Tass
Moon
United States
Mariner
Mars
Earth
Kirill Kondratyev
Modern haciendas top Spanish style in U.S. homes
In Chicago, American homes trend toward modern hacienda Spanish furnishings led by dark heavy lines and bold forms. Mediterranean styling remains popular in lighter hues, while Early American and Danish modern follow. painted finishes and bright accents grow, with pecan wood replacing walnut for lighter tones.
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Chicago
Upr
Oles
Furniture Mart
National Retail Furniture Association
The
Mart
Furniture Association
Keota Masons and OES Installation Events
Keota hosts Order of Eastern Star installing new officers with Genevieve White joining as member. On Saturday Adelphia Lodge of Keota also installed officers at Fraternal Hall with Beverly Zehr presiding and Kate Wehrle presented. Community groups, gatherings, and travel news follow, including anniversary notices and bridge club results.
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Keota
Order of Eastern Star
Ruth Walker
Mae Herr
Genevieve White
Dorothy Davis
Virginia Henderson
Ilo Green
Deidre Zehr
Katherine Wehrle
Wellman
Jean Zehr
Station of Esther
Beverly Zehr
Mary Shafer
White
Stanley Zehr
Delores Wood
Adelphia Lodge
Wayne Zehr
Deane Morris
Lester EE. Smith
Randall Boswell
Gary Mills
Clarence Aller
Wynn Duncan
the Willows
Washington
Allers
Lucille Royce
Myrtle Stites
la Aller
Rosa Oswalt
Stella Flander
Vic Vogel
California
Dick Bennetts
Wayne Vogels
Lancaster
Dale Vogels
Northridge
Big plane uses plenty of fuel
UPI reports a U.S. military transport C-130 airlifted 32,340 gallons or 105 tons of jet fuel in a single day from Tuy Hoa Base to seven forward bases in Vietnam. Capt. Ray D. Reaves of Jacksonville Alabama credited seven sorties, noting it could be a world record and is rare to fly so many missions in one day.
Julie Nixon Eisenhower Hosts Birthday Dinner in Northampton
President-elect Richard Nixon and wife pat Julie Nixon Eisenhower for her homemaking skills after she serves a birthday dinner at a Northampton apartment. The meal features chicken divan baked with broccoli and rice, a jellied salad, and store-bought cake on a card table. Nixon praises the setting and recalls their own past home.
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Northampton
Mass
UPI
Julie Nixon
Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Suh Avenue
New York
Pinochle club meets at Wayland hostess Mrs Wyse
The Merry Eights Pinochle Club met January 8 in Wayland with Mrs Emily Wyse hosting. Eleven members and one guest, Mrs Mary Haberman, played at three tables. George Fort won high, Adaline Tschantz low. A social hour and refreshments followed.
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Wayland
Emily Wyse
Mary Haberman
George Fort
Adaline Tschantzlow
Melvin Haberman
Patty
Janet Haberman
Robert Long
Holy Trinity Catholic Church
Richmond
Janet
Archie Haberman
Kalona
William Thoma
Linda
Ron Perdock
Linda Kern
St. James Catholic Church
Washington
Ron
William Perdocks
Pete Perdock
Wayland Area
Beth Roth
Jean
Eddie Youngs
Berkley
California
William Bean
Burlington Hospital
Allen Wenger
Paul Ewing
Des Moines
Wengers
Nellie Johnson
Ewing
Wengers Neice
Rex Manning
Winfield
William Farmer
Joyce Havenstein
West Indies
Willard Havenstein
Olds
Pennsylvania
Delbert Terry
Terry
Walter Smith
Victoria
Texas
Don Boshart
Southland
Key West Florida
Donald Roth
Mrs. Roth
Charles Roth
Gene Ridenours
Jackson Hole
Wyo
Mildred
Bill Freemans
Colorado Springs
Colorado
Mr. Roth
Anna Mae
Earl Roths
Milford
Nebraska
Canter Tales Incomplete Work Of Chaucer
One of the first great works of English literature, Canter Tales, was never completed. Geoffrey Chaucer had completed less than a fifth of the stories he planned by the time of his death in 1400.
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Geoffrey Chaucer
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Lone Tree
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Birmingham
Sherm Umphrey
Jim Magdefray
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Everett Monson
Mr. Monson
Arthur Monson
Crane Ewart - Young
Mt. Pleasant
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Jim Deck
Valparaiso
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Vinton
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