Jets Hire Two Jumbo Jets for Palley Birthday ParisTrip
Millionaire art dealer Reese Palley sails 735 guests to Paris for a four day escapade with dining, wining and museum visits aboard two Pan Am 747s from Kennedy. The $250,000 event includes 370 hotel rooms and dinners at Las Serre La Tour dArgent and the Ritz. Palley, 50, says publicity and art deals justified the lavish birthday plan.
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Foust elected to Purdue honorary in Omicron Delta Kappa
Pendleton native Greg Foust was inducted into Omicron Delta Kappa at Purdue, one of the university’s highest honors. Among 3,000 seniors only 20 were chosen, recognizing his roles as Student Supreme Court justice, Junior Class Council president, class leaders, Student Government Speaker’s Bureau director, Skull and Crescent secretary treasurer, Pi Tau Sigma member, and Sigma Phi Epsilon officer with a 5.0 GPA in mechanical engineering.
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William P Cooling Named Dinner Chairman
William P Cooling president and director of the Indiana Insurance Company has been named chairman of the 1972 annual Brotherhood Awards Dinner for the Indiana Region of the National Conference of Christians and Jews.
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Black Jack the Army’s riderless horse turns 25 at Ft Myer
Army celebrate the riderless horse Black Jack’s 25th birthday in front of the Ft Myer stables with attendance from Lt Gen Kennedy and Gen MacArthur. The horse, once black, now brownish with polished hooves, began service at Ft Reno and remains a symbolic link to national mourning and veterans.
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Raccoons Dunk Food in Water Due to Salivary Glands
A report explains raccoons dunk their meals in water not from cleanliness but from underdeveloped salivary glands. The finding notes the behavior helps soften food and aid swallowing, reflecting adaptive feeding in wild raccoons observed in urban settings.
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