A Wife's Guide to Football Fifth In The Series
Elaine Tarkenton and Michael B Rich explain offense including quarterback run bootleg punt field goals extra points two point conversions and defensive scoring via interceptions and fumbles. The piece notes game timing clock rules and how players wives experience Giants games with tension after defeats and the usual postgame routines.
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Fran Tarkenton
New York Giants
Fense
Giants
New York
Yankee Stadium
Fran
Elaine Tarkenton
Michael B. Rich
BPW Sells UNICEF Cards At The Essex
The Washington Business and Professional Women's Club sponsors UNICEF card sales at The Essex with volunteers assisting on Thursday evenings and Saturdays from Nov 1. Each box funds malaria protection for twelve children for a year, with cards offered as greeting or note cards. Proceeds support UNICEF's global programs and art donated for the cards.
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Washington
Latin America
Asia
Africa
Middle East
Unicef
Captain's Table hosts Nineteenth Century Club meeting
Mrs Boyd Berdo presided with 10 members present and guest Mrs Shina Barger. Mrs A E Baldrige reviewed the book A Woman of the People by Benjamin Capps, a tale of two white children stolen by Comanche in Texas who are raised by the tribe and later show kindness to both tribes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd Berdo
Nineteenth Century Club
Shinabarger
M. L. McCreedy
A. E. Baldrige
Benjamin Capps
Texas
Wild Flowers Talk Prompts Priscilla Club Event
Mrs Oneita Fisher presented Look Around You on wild flowers for Applied Arts I at Mrs Lloyd Turnipseed Jr residence Tuesday evening with fall arrangements and slides. Cohostess Mrs Donald Pencil assisted and Mrs Foster Bagge hosted a luncheon for the Priscilla Club. Ten members attended as Halloween and autumn decor set the theme. Next meeting with Mrs T L Brookhart in November will end the club year with a March restart.
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Oneita Fisher
Applied Arts I
Lloyd Turnipseed Jr
Donald Pencil
Foster Bagge
Priscilla Club
T. L. Brookhart
Richard Collins Hosts Wedding Rehearsal Supper
Richard W. Collins entertained 28 members of the wedding party at a rehearsal supper Friday at Captain's Table before marrying Nancy Curtis Saturday afternoon at the local First United Methodist Church. The Lord's Prayer was sung as the couple knelt at the altar. About 500 guests attended the wedding and 300 the reception.
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Richard W. Collins
Nancy Curtis
First United Methodist Church
Combat deaths rise as week total exceeds one hundred
SAIGON reports 102 U S combat fatalities in the past week, a 30 percent jump from 78 the prior week, while 530 U S servicemen were wounded the fewest in 22 months. South Vietnam counts 297 government deaths and 860 wounded, with Viet Cong and North Vietnamese losses at 2,303 for the week. A key engagement northwest of Saigon killed ten Americans, the costliest combat since September 17.
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U.S
Saigon
Halloween Party At Moose Lodge For Children
Fifty miniature spooks and goblins attended a Moose Lodge Halloween party on a Wednesday evening. Children joined the Goblin Walk and received treats from The Friendly Ole Witch. Organizers included Mrs. William McDole, Mrs. Ray Stalder, Mrs. Robert Dunbar, Mrs. Dick Lemberger, Mrs. Joe Bennett, and Mrs. Dale Smith, with chaperone Mrs. Allen Dennis.
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Moose Lodge
William MecDole
Ray Stalder
Robert Dunbar
Dick Lemberger
Joe Bennett
Dale Smith
Friendly Ole Witch
Allen Dennis
New U S peace approach faces Viet Cong rejection
Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge urged a new, restricted and secret series of meetings to break the Vietnam conference deadlock starting after President Nixon's November 3 speech. Madame Nguyen Thi Binh declined, proposing secret bilateral talks between Washington and the Viet Cong excluding Saigon, to begin today or Friday.
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Paris
UPI
United States
Vietnam
Henry Cabot Lodge
Richard M. Nixon
Madame Nguyen Thi Binh
Madame Binh
Washington
Saigon
Rigler Elected Iowa Senate GOP Leader in 1969
Robert Rigler a New Hampton banker was chosen Republican leader of the Iowa Senate by unanimous voice vote in Des Moines. He pledged the GOP would avoid a general tax increase amid a tight treasury, with about 1.25 million dollars in the general fund projected by year end.
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Des Moines
UPI
Robert Rigler
Hampton
Iowa
Senate
GOP
Rigler
Lowans
Harold E. Hughes
David Stanley
Muscatine
Stanley
Nomi
Congress
Elmer Lange
R - Sac City
Wever
Seeley Lodwick
General Assembly
Agriculture Department
Senate Commerce Committee
Roger Jepsen
Jim Griffin
Council Bluffs
Griffin
Funeral services for Mrs Grayson held at Jones Funeral Home
Funeral services for Mrs. Elsie Grayson were held at the Jones Funeral Home Wednesday at 1 30 p m with Rev M O Smith officiating. Mrs Thora Pease was the vocal soloist. Burial followed in Elm Grove Cemetery with pallbearers named George Rudiger Cloyd Garrett Roger Chapman Kenneth Peters John Winga and Robert Bates
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By Elaine Tarkenton
Washington Evening Journal
David Elder
William Shannon
Charles Morris
Bob Shaffer
Howard Hazen
United Press
Inland Daily Press
Iowa Daily Press
Iowa Press Ass'n
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Washington Golf and Country Club
Progressive Party
Dick Hagist
Mgr
BPW
McGregor
Barra Cortez
Applied Arts
Richard Collins
Phonograph Records
Everetts Music Company
Washington, Iowa
Osincup
Polaroid
Torino
Brougham
Torino GT
Torino GT SportsRoot
Ford
Ons
Mace Motor Co., Inc
North
Iowa Ave
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