Women of America Arise Murrow survey on European views
Washington reports that the US information agency released survey results showing 15.3 percent of Europeans view American women unfavorably. Critics call women lazy shallow vain and domineering, while rebuttals stress needs for shelter clothing education and technical aid. A call to support the One Great Hour of Sharing appeal on March 24 is urged.
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Washington
UPL
United States Information Agency
Britain
France
Italy
West Germany
Pennsylvania Ave. NW
Washington, D.C
Republic
Edward R Murrow
Murrow
Athens
Tenn
Churches of America
Guide to Better Health by Dr Arry J Johnson
The article discusses the shift from bedside practice to scientific medicine over fifty years, stressing patient honesty and full disclosure during visits. It uses a case of a man with gas pains misattributed to anxiety and highlights how modern medicine focuses on functional disorders and chronic illnesses while teaching patients to adjust lifestyles.
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Mama
Papa
Life Extension Foundation
Harry J. Johnson, M. D
Prentice-Hall, Inc
King Features Syndicate
Introducing Seniors at Washington High
Steve Talbot, a tall blond senior at Washington High, has starred in football basketball and track earning two major letters in football and basketball and three in track. He made All-Conference teams as a junior and has served as homeroom officer and co-sports editor for the Washingtonian. He plans to study coaching next fall. Parents are Mr and Mrs Talbot.
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Cheryl Keating
Steve Talbot
Steve
The
Washingtonian
Letter Club
Future Teachers of America
Jeve
Mrs
de Talbot
Keota Cub Scout Pow Wow draws local families
Keota residents gathered at Ottumwa National Guard Armory for Cub Leader Pow Wow on March 3. Frank Eberline led craft and skit sessions, Frank Rivey directed pack administration, with Blue and Gold banquet exhibits by Robert Shaffer. Attendees included Bud Trier, Clare Sonday, Jean Smothers, and Myrue Trier among others.
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Boyd Sanders Keota
Andrs
Bud Trier
Clare Sonday
Jean Smothers
Bill Eldridge
Dick Beck
National Guard
Ottumwa
Enand
Frank Eberline
Oskaloosa
Frank Rivey
Robert Shaffer
Sund
Cheryl Davison Named For Scholarship Award
Cheryl Davison a Wayland area senior from Waco Community School and daughter of Mr and Mrs Everett Davison has won a Henry County Farm Bureau scholarship for a high school student planning a teaching career. She participates in dramatics concert band mixed chorus pep club drum majorette and church youth leadership and ranks in the upper third of her class.
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Cheryl Davison
Fira Wittmer Wayland
Waco
Everett Davison
Near Wayland
Henry County Farm Bureau
Henry County
State Office
Cheryl
Birthday Honors and Local Visits in Keota and Nearby Towns
Keota reports a birthday celebration for Mrs. Bill Miller with neighbors and family visiting the Miller home for supper. Attends a wedding in Fairfield for Ronald Altenhofen and Genevieve Redeker at St. Marys Catholic Church. Local visitors include Glen Malmberg, Duayne Benson, the Leitsingers, Weerans, and Norenbergs, with birthday cake and refreshments noted. The NEA notes national teachers will average 5,735 dollars this year, up 220 from last year.
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Boyd Sanders Keota
Bill Miller
Dene Hammen
Glen Stoutner
Mary Low Miller
Cedar Rapids
Miller
Bill Yoder
Ronald Altenhofen
Genevieve Redeker
St. Marys Catholic Church
Fairfield
Altenhofen
Yoder
Glen Mal
Duayne Benson and Bradley
Swedesburg
Art Krause
Minnie Green
Benford Thompson
Patty
George Brower
Ron Leitsinger
Danny
Ames
Clyde Jr. Stoutner
John Weerman
Dirk Weerman
Gary Dill
Betty Weerman
Donnie Dill
Weba Weerman
Stanley Norenberg
Adel
Isaac Norenberg
Kalona
Hesselschwardt
Norenberg
James Weaver
Winterset
Glen Quigleys
the Nations
National Education Association
Richland Club Plans Activities in Keokuk County
Richland Commercial Club meets at Richland Cafe with dinner and plans for summer activities. Local groups report fund totals, club events, and recognitions while Pekin Community School band members prepare for a March 4 concert at Pekin High School. Air route comparison notes Washington New York and Sao Paulo Rio de Janeiro with 30 to 40 daily flights.
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Richland
Richland Commercial Club
Richland Cafe
Claire Hoekstra
Barbara
Ia Cox
Richard Bond
Clyde McCracken
Raymond Swartzwelter
Hilda
Treauty Salon
Mary Ann Swartewelter
Cedar Rapids
Esterday
Chicago
Mid Western Beatticians
Sherman House
Tues Cassens
Sigourney Keokuk County Red Cross Fund
Montreal
UPI
Washington
New York
Sao Paulo
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
International Air Transport Association
Money that stands up to be counted as Savings Bonds strength
A promotional brief highlights U S Savings Bonds reaching more than 45 billion dollars in ownership, portraying it as financial strength for individuals and the nation. It urges continued regular purchases via payroll savings or banks, noting benefits like 4 dollars back for every 3 at maturity, replacement if lost, and automatic payroll saving.
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U.S
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Washington High
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Carl Stoutner
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