Salazar’s Forty Year Reign Heralds Quiet Birthday
Antonio de Oliveira Salazar marks 40 years in high office and 79rd birthday with no fanfare. The Portuguese leader maintains an iron hand, defending Africa holdings and opposing UN actions while boosting domestic stability and low costs for essentials. Portugal, though poor, eyes development in agriculture under a six year plan to lift income.
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Antonio de Oliveira Salazar
Salazar
Portugal
U.S
Vietnam
Africa
Europe
Braden Club hosts birthday supper and plant swap
In Crawfordsville on May 2 Mr and Mrs Wayne Hartzell hosted a birthday supper for Mr Hartzell. Braden Club met at Mrs Silas Finke Sr home with twelve members. Roll call cited a household habit they'd like to change. A plant and bulb exchange was held and refreshments served. Several local couples visited or attended events including a wedding and birthdays.
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Vivian Wells
Crawfordsville
Wayne Hartzell
Hartzell
Charles Wells
Bob
Mike
Jerry Keller
Shari
Gary
Braden Club
Silas Finke
Dale Janecek
Dave Hauenstein
State University of Iowa
Iowa City
Lee Walker
Guests in Byrne home at Keota
Keota April 28 Mrs Edw in Moore and Mrs Herman Johnson of Plattville Wis visited Mr and Mrs B J Byrne. Mrs Walter Reed and Mrs B J Byrne plus Mrs Howard Adrian accompanied Mrs Leo Heisdorfer to Ottumwa for the DC CW convention.
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Keota
Edwin Moore
Herman Johnson
Plattville
Wisconsin
B. J. Byrne
Moore
Johnson
Byrne
Walter Reed
Howard Adrian
Richland
Leo Heisdorfer
Clear Creek
Ottumwa
Montreal Wins In Overtime To Take Cup Final Lead
In St Louis, Jamnes LeMaire scored a 40 footer 19 seconds into sudden death, giving the Montreal Canadiens a 3 2 overtime victory over the Blues to take a 1 0 lead in the Stanley Cup final series. Scottie Bowman called the shot risky and Toe Blake cautioned against complacency as St Louis threatened late.
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ST. Louis, Mo
UPI
Scottie Bowman
Jamnes LeMaire
A .Acky
LeMaire
Montreal Canadiens
St. Louis Blues
Glenn Hall
Canadiens
Flower bulb exchange and lodge notes at Keota TLS meeting
Keota TLS club met May 1 and May 2 with hostess Theresa Keifer and Marvel Greiner leading entertainments. A flower and bulb exchange, guest Dorothy Greiner, and prizes highlighted the evening along with a forthcoming Maplewood Manor excursion and a June 11 club tour. Emerald Rebekah lodge held Homecoming Night May 1 with Memorial Service plans for the Sigourney convention and reports on hospitalized members. Mary Ellen Detweiler aided with a Mothers Day skit and corsages for grandmothers. Sunny side Pinochle Club met with Martha Sanders. three prize winners named and next meeting planned with Dorothy Dickenson.
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Marvel Greiner
Rebekah Lodge
Emerals Rebekah Lodge
Noble Grand
Martha Sanders
Oskaloosa Lodge No
Emerald Rebekah Lodge
Hattie Hermanstorfer
Mercy Hospital
Iowa City
Kenny Holmes
Veterans Hospital
Keith Herr
Irene Baughman
Sunnyside Pinochle Club
LaRue Conklin
Evelyn Wade
Betty Shaw
Dorothy Dickenson
Ruth Zehr
Two Low Calorie Desserts and Savory Slaw
Diet minded readers get two low calorie recipes and a light Fruited Coleslaw. The first dish offers 113 calories per serving with cabbage fruit and cottage cheese. A cookie recipe yields 60 cookies at 41 calories each and a French Cream Cake pairs custard layers with a light cake. California Sunshine provides a refreshing egg white dessert for 9 to 12 servings.
Montreal CBC host Hilary Brown Deemed An Elderly Teen Yopper
Montreal based CBC announcer Hilary Brown described by colleagues as an elderly teeny bopper. The Ottawa born broadcaster, in her early 20s, hosts a Montreal morning radio show and reflects on her impulsive, kaleidoscopic style between TV and radio work.
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Montreal
UPI
Hilary Brown
Canadian Broadcasting Corp
CBC
Canada
Miss Brown
Westmount
Dennis ue Menace Style Memoir Is Aims For Fashion Press
A reminiscence by a woman who studied in Geneva and at the University of Western Ontario and the University of British Columbia. She worked in England as secretary to the Harper's Bazaar editor and moved to Paris in 1965 to cover fashion for CBC. She recalls a glamorous yet demanding fashion world and the ritual of champagne and petits fours at shows.
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Geneva
University of Western Ontario
University of British Columbia
England
Harper's Bazaar
Paris
CBC
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Carter Sheese
Jackie
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Sheese
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Sharon Foster
Don Blankenhorn
Doug
Floyd Blankenhorn
Kenneth Nelson
Marshal Rose
Kevin
Joi
Sunset Circle
Max Owen
Ernest Kiene
Ellen Twinam
Floyd Fisher
Mrs. Boyd Sanders
Warren Carris
Clark Johnson
Fairfield
Jim Yeager
LaGrange
Illinois
Panama
Lyle Swartz
Cedar Rapids
Bob Carris
R.R. Keota
Mabel Leitsinger
Chicago
C. O. Baughman
Vernard Idol
Columbus Junction
Washington Evening Journal
Bowman
Toe Blake
Blake
Blues
Hall
Frank St. Marseille
Worsley
Phyliss Warren
Dorothy Singleton
Loretta Stoutner
Ruth Ginkens
Lena Hermanstorfer
Pat Dietz
Mary Ellen Detweiler
Mary Ellen
Erma Hess
Mabel Bandy
Helen Bowers
John Herr
Vondle Henderson
Muscatine
Ellen Krause
Eva Greiner
Matilda Kirkpatrick
Helen K. Stoutner
Pat Potter
Berniece Mattison
Dorothy Davis
Tressie Schreckengast
Opal Luers
Geo. J. Breitenbach
Washington, Iowa
Helene B. Dillon
California
Dennis Ue Menace
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Dennis
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