Paris Lovelorn Columns Show Gallic Take on Affairs
Foreign readers seek guidance from Marcelle Sezal in Elle with advice on divorce, fidelity, and love. A 24 year old wife, a 19 year old gadabout, and a teen girl write in, with Sezal urging realism, restraint, and self respect. The column blends blunt counsel with depictions of Paris romance and modern relationship challenges.
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Aline Mosby
United Press International Paris
UPL
Dorothy Dix
Marcelle Sezal
Elle
Segal
Paris
Rue Pigalle
Mme. Segal
Eve
Ellen
Swartzendruber Joins Illinois Feed Microscopists Staff
Arlis Swartzendruber from Yoder Feeds Inc joins the staff of the Illinois School for Feed Microscopists to assist in a course on qualitative and quantitative analysis of ingredients in mixed feeds at the University of Illinois Urbana. He previously attended a similar school at Ames in July 196.
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Hllinois
University of Ilinois
Urbana
Arlis Swartzendruber
Yoder Feeds, Inc
Swartzendruber
Ames
4 H Activities SMADLINERS The Headliners 44 Club Meet
The Headliners 44 Club met with Jan Hotle on Monday with 18 members present. Jan Hotle demonstrated cooking meats and Ann Butler showed how to make gravy. Sara Kephart spoke on cuts of meat and Margie Larson on buying cooking and storing meat. Next meeting at Jean Bode's on July 3 at 1 30. Refreshments served by the hostess.
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Smadliners
44 Club
Jan Hotle
Sara Kephart
TV Highlights Friday on NBC With Ted Ke and Guests
NBC carries Friday TV highlights including a repeat with Sen Ted Kennedy and wife Joan plus Hans Conried Genevieve puppets and performers Carla Alberteiti Monique Van Vooren and Zsa Zsa Gabor. Also shows Vatican art tour and Rome sites, 9 p.m. feature.
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NBC
Ted Ke
Joan
Hans Conreid Genevieve
Ollie
Carla Alberteiti
Monique van Vooren
Zsa Zsa Gabor
Vatican
Art
CBS
Discovery
ABC
Rome
International
Showtime
Mannheim
Germany
Dox Ameche
Dickens
Fenster
Harry
Arch
Eyewitness
Roger Mudd
New York
Jack
Tape textbooks aid blind students in Minnesota
More than 50 visually impaired college and trade students use library produced tape textbooks in Minnesota. The program, four years in development, is funded by the Minnesota State Services For The Blind and the Hamm Foundation. 95 volunteers read texts clearly at about 200 words per minute, with page and passage cues read aloud to help locate material.
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ST. Paul, Minn
UPL
Minnesota
Minnesota State Services For the
Th Hamm Foundation
St. Paul
Andrea Goudie
Minneapolis
University of Minnesota
Communist Fuss Over Foreign Students in Cold War Debate
Foreign students in the United States and abroad are portrayed as pawns and potential actors in Cold War politics. Communists recruit among these students, who often face segregation and ideological pressure. Instances include Lumumba University named after Patrice Lumumba and African students in Bulgaria protesting study conditions and color discrimination. In Czechoslovakia, tensions involving Ghanaian and Ethiopian students led to fleeings and incidents at cafes.
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United States
Peking
Sofia
Moscow
Prague
Patrice Lumumba
Congo
The
Lumumba Univer
Bulgaria
Ghana
Nigeria
Ethiopia
Cameroon
Togo
Mali
Kenya
Europe
Csechoslovakia
Ghanaias
Csechs
Ech
Dear Abby Wedding Dilemma and Hospital Romance
Dear Abby addresses a reader hurt by not attending her son's wedding due to blended family seating. The column then covers a hospital romance, a man chasing a nurse after roses, and a light-hearted jab at a wife relying on a gift of money for Mother’s Day.
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Abby
County fair fund drive by two college girls
Darlene Mills of Town Wesleyan College and Ann Stewart of Drake University travel Washington County to raise funds for recent fairgrounds improvements. They promote a 1963 car giveaway while explaining mill levy cuts and new rural school buildings purchased to expand space at the fairgrounds.
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Washington County Fair Board
Ndies
Ann Stewart
Tom Stewart
Darlene Mills
Gilbert Mills
Journal
Bob Elliot
Washington College
Washington County
Om Stewart
Ann
Drake University
Des Moines
Darlene
Town Wesleyan College
Mt. Pleasant
Herman Wagen
Knecht of Ainsworth
County Fair Board
Essary
Go, 10 U Go Club Meets at Roeney Home
Club members gathered Wednesday afternoon at Mrs Louise Roeney's home for a card game session. Three tables were set with Mrs Charlie Schiebel taking high score and Mabel Holman earning low score. The next meeting is planned for September 11 at Mrs lie Schiebel's home with hostess providing drinks.
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Louise Roeney
Charlie Schiebel
Low
Mabel Holman
Lie Schiebel
Music Camp Draws Dozens of Teachers and Students
Sixty six teachers attend a week long workshop at the State University of Iowa focusing on teaching music to young children. About 420 high and junior high musicians join the 14th All State Music Camp at the State University of Town with rehearsals through June 28 for students from Kalona Keota Richland Wayland Wellman Riverside and West Chester among others.
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State University of
Iowa
Eliren
Nehe 'T. Stanley
Washington
Amy E. Leary
Keola
Wellman School
State University of Town
Kalona
Barbara J. Beckman
Martha J. Yoder
Mary J. Yoder Keota
Marilyn J. Luers
Judy B. Slemmons
Olds
James B. DeVarman
Richland
Bonnie S. Hackett
Janice E. Lough
Riverside
Linda L. Gerot
Wayland
Harold W. Grant
Wellman
Glenn D. Miller
West Chester
Nancy A. Mangold
Italy And United States Clash In World Bridge Showdown
In the world contract bridge championship, Italy trims the U.S. lead to 20 imps as a dramatic third-session rally features a grand slam bid and Mary steering Italy to 16 IMPS. With 96 deals complete, Italy leads the U.S. 260 to 216 and France 347 to 216 while Argentina trails. The drama centers on the Italy U.S. match as potential decider for the title, with Bermuda ten years on the line for the Americans.
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ST. Vinc Haly
Italy
United States
U.S
Mary
Argentina
France
Francs
Argentin
Ita
Sign Agreement on Hot Phone Line
Geneva United States and the Soviet Union signed a formal accord to establish a 24 hour hot line between Moscow and Washington. Ambassadors Steele and Tsarapkin announced after two months of secret talks, making a direct, immediate channel for Kennedy and Khrushchev to consult during crises. Messages will be translated and coded under joint technical procedures.
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Geneva
UPD
United States
Soviet Union
Moscow
Washington
Semyon K. ‘Tsarapkin
Kennedy
Ita Khrushchev
Steele
Tsarapkin
United Nations
Kremlin
Helsinki
London
Khrushchev
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