Los Alamos Scientists Break Stereotypes with Hobbies
In Los Alamos New Mexico scientists are shown as normal neighbors with varied hobbies. The Los Alamos Light Opera Company stars John Lunsford and Avril Moat while the Los Alamos Orchestra and Don Juan Playhouse showcase local talent. About 500 of 3500 employees participate in these groups and some 155 other clubs exist from amateur radio to archery plus civic organizations like Boy Scouts and PTA.
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Los Alamos
Los Alamos Light Opera Company
John Lunsford
Georgia
Lunsford
Avril Moat
Musc
Harold Kruse
Light Opera
Don Juan Playhouse
Archeological Club
Chess Club
Coast Guard Auxiliary
Dog Obedience Club
Film Society
Folk Dance Club
Wall Street Club
Boy Scouts
PTA
Prince Charles Eyes Navy Path From Gordonstoun
Prince Charles, 16, aims to join the Royal Navy via Dartmouth Naval College after July exams at Gordonstoun. He must improve in mathematics and science to meet advanced level GCE requirements, with potential 1986 entry after July 1965 results. He also assists archaeology digs at Windsor Castle and plans summer rest with family.
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London
Prince Charles
Gordonstoun School
Royal Navy
Dartmouth Naval College
General Certificate of Education
GCE
Oxford and Cambridge Examination Board
Gordonstoun
Robert Chew
Charles
Gordonstrom
Scottish Highlands
Naval College
Queen Elizabeth
Prince Philip
Windsor Castle
Gordonstroth
Windsor
Vienna Gears Up For A Summer Of Royal Tourism
Vienna welcomes a million visitors last year and marks Austria as Europe’s third most visited country. The city prepares a grand summer festival program titled Art in Freedom, with theater, opera, ballet, world orchestras, and nightly monument lighting. Gardens, roses, and public venues are groomed as hospitality and romance lure travelers and locals alike.
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Austria
Europe
Rome
St.’ Stephen's
Theatre de France
Sadlers’ Wells Opera
Bolshoi Ballet
James Baldwin
Prater
Vienna
Home Based Anti-Litter Plan From Keep America Beautiful
Allen H. Seed Jr urges focused home litter education with a family pow-wow to start an anti-litter campaign. He says basements rooms garages sheds and yards are most litter prone and that daily policing of areas plus one large receptacle will instill good habits. United States taxpayers spend half a billion dollars yearly cleaning up public spaces.
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New York
UPI
Allen H. Seed Jr
National
Seed
U. S
Painting of Pope John XXIII Found in Wisconsin Artist Studio
WHITEFISH BAY Wisconsin UP I reports a life size oil painting from 1929 showing Archbishop Angelo Roncalli as Papal Nuncio to Bulgaria. Artist Kyril Vassilev, a court painter for King Boris III, completed it at 21. He recalls the sitter's “look of a Pope” and preserved his episcopal motto Obedientia et Pax. Vassilev now divides time between Palm Beach and Lake Michigan home Casa de Lago. The painting, acquired by friends, remained after Vassilev refused a 1959 offer of 250000 dollars following John XXIII’s rise to Pope.
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Whitefish Bay
Wisc
UPI
John XXIII
Angelo Roncalli
Bulgaria
Kyril Vassilev
Jesus
Vassilev
Sofia
United States
Palm Beach
Lake Michigan
Casa de Lago
Lake Como
Italy
Pope John
Reunion day for Widner Peterson family in Richland
Sunday, June m1, will be a red-letter day for the children of the late Lola Mae Widner Peterson and their grandparents the Charles Widners. Peterson died in 1948 at 31, leaving six children aged 15 months to eight years. The Widners opened their home to the two oldest, two more joined later, and Melvin Widner, Lola Mae’s brother, lived there as well. The two younger children were adopted out. Sunday also marks the wedding of Charles Peterson to Connie Huffman, bringing all seven Peterson children together for the first time in 17 years. The Peterson offspring include Sharon Westphal Onslow, Charles Ottumwa, Diana Swartz welter Aurora Colo., Tammy Hayes New Augusta Ind., Carolyn Manchester, and Terry Corning, plus Melvin Widner. The Widners plan to move from a farm south of Richland to a new in-town home this fall.
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Richland
Lola Mae Widmer Peterson
Charles Widners
Peterson
Charles Widner
Melvin Widner
Charles Peterson
Connie
Huffman
Loyd
Sharon) Westphal
Onslow
Charles
Ottumwa
Jay
Diana) Swartzwelter
Aurorora
Colo
Bill
Tammy) Hayes
New Augusta
Ind
Carolyn
Manchester
Terry
Corning
Widner
Melvin
Widners
Memorial park visits and local guest scenes in Kalona
West Branch memorial park visit noted with Mrs E Grady and Mrs Hazel Coffey hosting. Local social rounds include Yoder family dinning guests, vacation trips by Gin gerichs, and Swartzendrubers hosting. Phillip Yoder and family plan move to Madison WI with Mr Yoder starting state employment June 28. Kim Miller stayed overnight with the Swartzendrubers.
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Kalona
E. Grady
Hazel Coffey
Seller Snyder
H. V. Beck
Hoover Memorial Park
West Branch
Jim L. Yoder
Todd
Tia
Parentat Don Miller
Willis W. Gingerich
Tom
Patty
H. A. Swartzendruber
Roman Miller
Oakdale
Ivan Burkley
Lorimer
Greenfield
Dennis M. Miller
Phillip Yoder
Yoder
Dale Roberts
D. Paul Yoder
Nancy Yoder
Timothy Yoder
Archbald
Ohio
Sue Ann Skola
Nancy Shaver
Doug Reif
United Christian and Baptist Church
Forest Lake
Ottumwa
Madison
Wisconsin
Tomkin Ave
Apt
State of
Kim Miller
Darwin Swartzendruber
Ellis Swartzendruber
Washington seniors present gift at Leysin 125th anniversary
Gift is given by Jacki to Mayor Rene Pichard during a June 17 reception in Leysin Switzerland marking Washington Iowa’s 125th anniversary. Representatives from 33 states attend the French language session sponsored by the Foreign Language League. Jacki, Jean Morrison and Judy Vetter travel with advisor Mrs. Howard Waddell and will return July 25 with Washington’s anniversary magazine and Chamber of Commerce brochure.
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Jacks Schoonover
Washington
Leysin
Switzerland
Rene Pichard
Iowa
Foreign Language League
Swiss Alps
Jacki
Jean Morrison
Judy Vetter
Howard Waddell
United States
Chamber of Commerce
Why Young Mothers Feel Trapped Debated By U.S. Women
New York report recreates a debate among 32 women featured in Redbook with essays on motherhood and fulfillment. Marguerite Earth and Barbara O’Neill defend opposite paths from keeping a home to resuming studies. They agree that the husband is head of household while personal careers remain a personal choice and opportunity for later life.
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New York
UPI
Redbook
Frey
Ukiah
Calif
Redwoods
Turnipseed, Dehne Highlight Summer Education Plans
Jon Turnipseed of Washington, one of two high school and college students accepted into Fayette summer stock theatre, will participate in a program co-sponsored by Upper Iowa University and the Fayette Chamber of Commerce running June 21 to August 13. Rev. Clarence W. Dehne of First Presbyterian Church will attend the Omaha Presbyterian pastors school July 7 to 14 for a refresher course. Enrollment is by invitation.
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Turnipseed
Jon Turnipseed
Washington
Fayette
Upper Iowa University
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