Women of America Arise in Ed Murrow Series
United Press International reports European audiences view American women unfavorably. A Myers survey cited by Edward R Murrow lists remarks from Britain France Italy and West Germany calling women lazy vain and domineering. Rebuttals from U S readers discuss leisure, household labor saving devices, and the push to broaden roles beyond marriage and motherhood.
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Ferguson
United Press International Washington
UPI
United States Information Agency
Britain
France
Italy
West Germany
U.S
States Information Agency
Pennsylvania Ave. NW
Washington, D.C
Republic
Edward R Murrow
Murrow
Athens
Tenn
Guide to Better Health by Harry J Johnson
The piece emphasizes full honesty with doctors to leverage modern medicine. It contrasts past bedside care with current scientific practice, urging patients to reveal all health concerns and medical history, illustrated by a midlife man’s heart attack case and a spouse’s input during home visits.
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Harry J. JO
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Mama
Papa
Life Exension Foundation
Harry J. Johnson, M. D
Prentice-Hall, Inc
Life Extension Foundation
King Features Syndicate
Patrolcing Senior Steve Talbot at Washington High
Steve Talbot a tall blond senior has starred in football basketball and track earning major letters in three sports. As a junior he made All-Conference teams in football and basketball and he serves as homeroom officer and co-sports editor for the Washingtonian. He plans to study coaching next fall with no college chosen yet. parents Mr and Mrs Clarke Talbot.
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Cheryl Keating
Steve Talbot
Steve
The
Washingtonian
Letter Club
Future Teachers of America
Clarke Talbot
Keota Group Attends Cub Leader Pow Wow at Ottumwa
Keota residents joined a large turnout at the Cub Leader Pow Wow held Sunday at the National Guard Armory in Ottumwa. Sessions covered pack administration games handicrafts and a Blue and Gold banquet. A craft exhibit by Ottumwa’s Robert Shaffer and a family dinner at Myrtle Ker’s rounded out the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd Sanders Keota
Bud ‘Ker
Clare Sonday
Jean Smothers
Bill Eldridge
Dick Beck
National Guard
Ottumwa
Frank Herline
Oskaloosa
Frank Rivey
Robert Shaffer
Cheryl Davison Named For Scholarship Award
Cheryl Davison a senior at Waco Community School daughter of Mr and Mrs Everett Davison near Wayland has been named to receive a Henry County Farm Bureau scholarship. The award supports a high school student pursuing a teaching career. Cheryl participates in dramatics band chorus pep club and drum majorette plus 4 H work and church youth leadership and is in the upper third of her class.
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Cheryl Davison
Ezra Wittmer Wayland
Chery Davison
Waco Community School
Everett Davison
Near Wayland
Henry County Farm Bureau
Henry County
State Office
Cheryl
Torch Club
Diana Carris
Packwood
Mary Cox
Batavia
Atex Dickens
Farson
Karen Fritchen
Alice McIntire
Ollie
John Gould
Richland
John Adam
Anne Williams
Ollie Nancy Curtis
Ron Keiser
Loren Fleig
Jefferson County Hospital
Fairfield
Jarold Allen
University Hospitals
Iowa City
Allen
Richland Clarion
Ben Young Farm Market
Pekin Community School
Pekin High School
Franklin H. Krieger
Krieger
Ralph Shirkey
Birthday Honoree Mrs. Bill Miller in Keota family gathering
In Keota on Friday night family and friends gathered to honor Mrs. Bill Miller on her birthday. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs De Hammen Mr. and Mrs Glen Stoutner and family and Mary Louw Miller of Cedar Rapids. The item also notes several social visits and a wedding observation at Fairfield church. The report closes with a NEA salary figure for teachers this year averaging 5735 dollars, up 220 from last year.
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Myrtle Ker
Arl Stoutner
Dean Trier
Boyd Trier
Bud Trier
Dick Lee
Kenny Treigle
Marvin Seiren
Francis Wright
Mrs Trier
Carl Stoutner
Fayette
Stephen Cleaners
Tom McDonald
Ames
Bill McDonald
Jim Bell
Boyd Sanders Keota
Bill Miller
de Hammen
Glenstoutner
Mary Louw Miller
Cedar Rapids
Miller Home
Bill Yoder
Ronald Altenhofen
Genevieve Redeker
St. Marys Catholic Church
Fairfield
Altenhofen
Yoder
Hesselschwardt
Norenberg
Adel
James Weaver
Winterseth
Glen Quigleys
Richland Club Plans Activities By Mrs Otto Pfeifer
Richland Commercial Club will meet Thursday evening with a dinner at the Richland Cafe followed by a discussion of summer activities as reported by Mrs Claire Hoekstra. The Heart Fund netted 135.20 in Richland with 91.70 from the residential area. The Black Hawk 4H Club meets March 9 at Bar a and Ila Cox for demonstrations. Leaders Mrs Richard Bond and Mrs Clyde Meracken accompany the trip to Chicago for the Mid Western Beauticians Convention at the Sherman House.
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Otto Pfeifer
Richland
Richland Commercial Club
Richland Cafe
Claire Hoekstra
Heart Fund
Black Hawk Maidens
Bar ‘A
Ila Cox
Richard Bond
Clyde Meracken
Raymond Swartzwelter
Hilda
Mary Ann Swartzwelter
Cedar Rapids
Chicago
Mid Western Beauticians
Sherman House
George Cassens
Sigourney Keokuk County Red
Marie Snider
Poinsettia Club
Clover Leaf Club
LeRoy Neece
Edna Avery
Ralph Shirkey
Star Country Club
Gladys Ferrel
Pekin High
Savings Bonds: a pledge of financial strength for America
The message highlights U S Savings Bonds reaching an all-time $45 billion ownership, emphasizing stability for savers. It notes bonds' liquidity limits, payroll savings and bank purchase options, and that bonds mature to a $4 return for every $3 invested, with free replacement if lost.
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Comet
Mercury
U.S
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Washington High
Keota
Derome S. Bruner
Harvard University
Woouets
Arnold Palmer
Mace Motor Company
North Iowa
Washington, Iowa
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Ne Nations Pootic
National Education Association
Richland Club
Washington
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New York
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International Air Transport Association
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