Dear Abby Advice Column Dares Serious Marital Crisis
Abigail Van Buren answers letters about marriage jealousy and control. A caller suspects her husband aims to marry another, urging medical check if he is serious. Readers debate stairs etiquette and parental supervision of children, opposing diary snooping but promoting trust.
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F.F
Dayton
F. F. A. Gentle
Tom
Charlie
John
Bessie
Lake City
Dean Meyers Trip to Colorado for Sunday Visit
Dean Meyers and family left May 29 for a weekend visit with Mrs. Meyer's parents the Bigstis in Denver Colorado. They plan to travel to California and other western states. Grandmother Mrs Sarah Wenger accompanies them to Denver and will stay with the Bigstis. Mrs Edna Eland of Ames was a weekend guest of Mrs Omer Boshart.
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Dean Meyer
Jamil
Omer C.boshart
Besse Alien
Oskaloosa
Edith Boshart
Eddie
Janis Boshart
Jim Boshart
Indianapolis
Indiana
Donn Umphrey
Kirksville
Sherm Umphrey
Jolene Rinner
Marvin Rinners
Joanne Wenger
Harold Wengers
Busby
Montana
Faith Hartzler
Bob Hartzlers
Henry County Hospital
Elizabeth Eschiliman
University Hospital
Iowa City
Elizabeth Marie
Tom Hackett
Fairfield
Hackett
Rosanne Miller
Hazel Conrad Miller
Harry Leighty
Waterloo
W.L. McMickle
John Zuhlman
Dianne
Christina Zuhlman
Hartford
Emporia
Kaw
Rich
Zihlman
Ed Rich
W. J. Ei
Ramson
Moline
Illinois
Mark
LJ. Zehr
Katona
Zehr
Bill Mueller
Davenport
Ima Dale Bain
Griffith Rodriguez Fight Highlight Headlines Boxing Show
Emile Griffith defends the welterweight title against Luis Rodriguez in a 15 round bout at Convention Hall Las Vegas with Don Dunphy as commentator. NBC carries a civil rights bill guest appearance by Sen. Richard Russell. Also listed are Circus from Budapest and Four Kings with Peter Falk and others, plus Twilight Zone and Jack Paar programs. Tyrex reports trucks use 21 million tires yearly forming a nationwide circular chain.
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Emile Griffith
Luis Rodriguez
Convention Hall
Las Vegas
Nev
Don Dunphy
NBC
Richard Russell
Senate
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Don Ameche
Bob Hope Theatre
Peter Falk
Paul Lukas
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CBS
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Jack Paar
Arthur Godfrey
Lens Horne
Jonathan Winters
Malcolm Muggeridge
Alfred Hitchcock
Ray Milland
Hopewell Friends Church to mark centennial celebration
Richland Hopewell Friends Church prepares a centennial observance July 4 and 5 1964 led by Centennial committee chairman Russell Bond with wide local participation. The revival of a long history includes a published centennial book detailing organization growth and pastors since 1891, and ongoing worship and Bible school as the community marks the 100th birthday.
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Richland Hopewell Friends Church
Richland — Hopewell Friends
Rosemary McClure
Hopewell
Levi Greeson
Wm. H. McCracken
Rebecca J. Jones
Stalker
Jones
Cox
Mills
Singleton
Morgan
Long
Bond
Bales
Richland
Centennial
Launa
J.B. Pearson
B. G. Neville
John Baxter
Rubio
David Jones
Tennessee
Stockport
Women’s Missionary Society
Penn College
Orval Dillion
Herbert Wood
Anna Spann
Gerald Dillion
Andrew Stuart
D. B. Weintz
Wm. Griggs
Dale Schwecel
Harley Yates
Kinross
Hopewell Friends
Proper Fathers
Waco bands enroll about 240 students for six week session
About 240 students from grades four through twelve join the Waco schools summer band program. Beginners meet in Wayland Crawfordsville and Olds with 86 enrollees, jr high 53, high school 81, and drum classes 20. Drum listings include Teresa Kauffman Linda Peterson Ricky Sauffer Sheryl Zuehlke Terry Lyon Debbie McCall Donna Swartzendruber Linda Baker Vicki Conrad Mike Hileman Gail Ingmanson Marie Jones John Kauffman Patricia Lowe Kathy Maden Linnea Peterson Carol Reschly Jane Widmer Joyce Seberg Ann Bergstrom.
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Wayland
Crawfordsville
Teresa Kauffman
Linda Peterson
Ricky Sauffer
Sheryl Zuehlke
Terry Lyon
Debbie McCall
Donna Swartzendruber
Linda Baker, Jr
Vicki Conrad
Mike Hileman
Gail Ingmanson
Marie Jones
John Kauffman
Patricia Lowe
Kathy Maden
Linnea Peterson
Carol Reschly
Jane Widmer
Joyce Seberg
Ann Bergstrom
Corncrete from corn cobs eyed to aid Ames economy
Towa State University engineer Turgut Demirel, testing pulverized corn cobs, developed a fire resistant wallboard named comncrete. By mixing fulfur alcohol, spent sulfite liquor, and phosphoric acid, he pressed and cured samples showing potential for insulation and sound absorption. A pilot plant at the engineering experiment station will assess its viability and costs versus plywood.
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AMES
Towa
UPI
Towa State University
Demirel
Engineering Experiment Station
Anniversary Weekends Highlight Washington Festival Events
Three day anniversary events begin with Anniversary Belles on Friday featuring a 2 p.m. fashion show in Central Park with authentic century old styles and narrations about each ensemble. Saturday includes penny per pound airplane rides, farm equipment display, mayor and chamber presidents luncheon, antique car parade at 2 p.m., pageant judging, a historical pageant at 8:30 p.m., and a square dance at 9 p.m. Sunday closes with Faith of Our Fathers Day a band concert and an all faiths vesper service at the fairgrounds.
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Washington
Central Park
Chamber of Commerce
Faith of Our Fathers
Fair Grounds
Rites at Keota for Floyd E Baumert
Funeral services for Floyd Everette Baumert will be held Friday at 2 p.m. in Keota with Rev. Donald Manwarren officiating. Burial is in Keota Cemetery. A daughter Norma was incorrectly listed in the death notice. Norma resides in Keota.
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Keota
Floyd E. Baumert
Floyd Everette Baumert
Donald Manwarren
Keota Cemetery
Norma
Iowa beef men boost product in Dearborn outreach
A group of 61 Southeast Iowa Beef Boosters leaders grilled top Iowa sirloin for shoppers outside eight Detroit area supermarkets in Dearborn Michigan. The tour aims to counter high inventories and aggressive foreign beef competition hurting Iowa cattlemen with a broader beef promotion. Producers Harold Summers Charles Phelps and Orville Kalsem spoke on market gaps and losses per head, urging fairer producer consumer gains as they tour Midwest and discuss price pressures.
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Dearborn
Mich
UPI
Iowa
Detroit
Southeast
Dearborn Inn
Orville Kalsem
Huxley
Iowa Beef Producers Association
Boosters
Kelsem
Harold Summers
Audubon
Charles Phelps
Hastings
Senators Press Ahead On Civil Rights Bill After Cloture
Washington leaders push to pass the civil rights bill within two weeks. Humphrey predicts 10 to 12 votes today as roughly 100s of proposed amendments are set for wholesale Senate review. Johnson says the cloture victory advances the fight to end poverty and racial injustice. Final passage remains uncertain in both chambers with southern opposition and possible two week timeline urged by Dirksen. Russell vows further fight, though significant amendments seem unlikely.
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UPI
Senate
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minn
Johnson
House
Humphrey
Everett M. Dirksen
Ill
Richard Russell
D-Ga
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