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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1972

Page

7

Miss Lennartz and Colin Robinson Married at St Mary’s Church

Miss Darlene Michelle Lennartz and Colin Graham Robinson united in a double ring ceremony at St. Mary’s Catholic Church. Rev. James Goodrum officiated. Attendants included Pam Hinchman as matron of honor and Christy Pike and Debbie Collins as bridesmaids. The couple’s families live in Anderson vicinity. Reception followed at the bride’s parents’ home. Both graduates of Anderson Senior High School. Mrs Robinson works in bookkeeping at Anderson Banking Co. Her husband is an apprentice pipe fitter at Delco Remy.

Darlene Michelle Lennartz Colin Graham Robinson St. Mary's Catholic Church James Goodrum Richard Lennartz Victory Ct Tom Robinson Pearl St Pam Hinchman Christy Pike Debbie Collins Karen Robinson Junor Marcia Rector Joey Farmer Brian Gibson Dennis Lennartz David Lennartz John Robinson Ray Hinchman Sam Leslie Jennifer Gibson

Swan Centerpiece Craft Ad and Beauty Tips

An ad promotes a crocheted swan centerpiece that can hold fruit or flowers, mail order details include 30 cents plus 10 cents postage to Martha Madison in Morris Plains NJ 07950, plus a Needlework book offer with a free pattern coupon. It also adds a perfume advisory advocating a single coordinated fragrance, and a brief Summer Hairdo tip claiming a hot comb suffices for short to medium short styles. It ends with a breakfast tip, half and half for cereals and fruit.

Martha Madison Morris Plains

Moscow Welcomes Richard Nixon A Warm Visit

Moscow greets President Nixon with quick service and hospitality as his entourage engages in talks. Russian officials display openness while Brezhnev signals negotiated cooperation. The visit features cultural events, improved transit and dining access, with notable figures such as Van Cliburn and Roberta Peters drawing public interest.

Moscow United States GUM White House State Department Soviet Union Communist Party Nixon Metro Mrs. Nixon Intourist Journalists’ Club Leonid Brezhnev van Cliburn Roberta Peters Washington

Annual Dutch 4 Festival Set For July 1-8

In Kutztown Pennsylvania the annual Pennsylvania Dutch Folk Festival runs July 1 through July 8. Visitors roam the Commons watching craftsmen at work and view hundreds of quilts in the pavilion. The event includes a country-store gook-room craft building farmer’s market and special programs at noon on the Seminar stage. A main stage pageant about the Amish They Remain Unchanged plays twice daily.

Kutztown Susanna Cox

Government Steps Up Fight Against Cancer

Government actions highlight expanded cancer research funding and a new plan to create up to 100 treatment centers. Dr. Frank Rauscher outlines aggressive chemotherapy, immunology advances, and international cooperation with the Russians under the health pact, aiming to shorten the translation from research to patient care.

Rauscher National Cancer Institute Cal Edmund Klein Buffalo Nixon Congress Moscow

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