Johnson attends Pat Nugent stag party at NFL game
President Johnson joined Pat Nugent, his fiance Luci Johnson, and about 70 guests for a charity pro football exhibition at Washington’s stadium. The Redskins lost 35 to 0 to the Colts as Johnson shared notes with NFL head Pete Rozelle and Sen. Kennedy. A White House reception followed with autographed photos and gifts for wedding party members.
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Pat Nugent
President Johnson
Nugent
D. C. Stadium
White House
Johnson
Gerard P. Nugent
Washington Redskins
Baltimore Colts
Redskin
Edward Bennett Williams
Luci Johnson
Luci
Williams
Pete Rozelle
NFL
Robert F. Kennedy
D-N. Y
Edward M. Kennedy
Rozelle
Midwestern Women Leaders Highlighted In 1949 1965 Roles
Elinor Ahern profiles Eugenie Anderson the first U.S. woman ambassador to Denmark later head of a Soviet bloc mission and first woman U.S. minister to Bulgaria plus Cedar Rapids mother Leland Loeffler who earned a master’s degree while single parenting and teaching amid multiple colleges. The piece also notes a Reader’s Digest Gosell Institute warning on early school entry for bright children.
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Eugenie Anderson
Midwest
Denmark
Iowa
Minneapolis
Simpson College
Simpson
Stephen’s College
Carleton
Julliard School of Music
New York
Red Wing
Cedar Rapids
Leland Loeffler
First Avenue NW
University of Iowa
Cleveland School
Hawaii
Richard Thomas
Vinton
Reader’s Digest
Gesell Institute of
New Haven, Conn
France L. Ilg
Louise Bates Ames
Family ties span cities in Ames gathering
Mrs. C. E. Oleson hosted sister Mrs. Jessie Dykes of San Jose and brother and sister in law Mr. and Mrs. Fred Richter of Litchfield for a two week visit that included a reunion with their brother Charles Richter in Ames and a stop to see nephew M. D. Hollingsworth.
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C. E. Oleson
Elmhurst Drive
Jessie Dykes
San Jose
Calif
Inlaw
Fred Richter
Litchfield
Minn
M. D. Hollingsworth
Second Street
Charles Richter
Ames
Missionary’s Widow Returns to Congo to Seek Medical Aid
Lois Carlson plans a two week Congo visit to identify medical projects for the Dr. Paul Carlson Foundation set up after her husband was killed by rebel gunfire. Accompanied by relatives and Carlson’s nurse, she hopes to carry on his Congo work while managing family duties and church outreach.
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EW York
Paul Carlson
Congo
African Republic
Carlson
Torrance
Calif
Gust Carlsons
Christ
Lois Carlson
Dwight Carlson
Judy LaVahn
Lingala
Doctor Carlson and Congo Mission Enduring Beacon of Aid
American Scene leader chronicled the Congo turmoil of 1961 to 1964 and the selfless work of Dr Carlson at Wasolo hospital on Ubangi plateau. He fled rebels with his family then returned to treat patients despite danger and arrest on spy and army charges.
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Congo
California
Africa
Wasolo
Ubangi Plateau
LeVahn
Central Africa Republic
Dr. Carlson
Meyn Family Returns From Visit and Reunion
Mr and Mrs Fred Meyn returned Thursday to their Jamaica New York home after a two week stay with Mrs Martin Rinderknecht at 116 Eighteenth Street NW They also attended the Fritz family reunion in Atkins.
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Fred Meyn
Jamaica
N. Y
Martin Rinderknecht
Eighteenth Street NW
Fritz
Atkins
Mrs O Kelly Feted At Farewell Party
Mrs Ronald O Kelly of 54100 avenue NW was feted at a farewell party hosted by Mrs Ralph Watson of 200 Twenty fourth street NW. Eight guests presented a group gift. The O Kelly family plans to move to Wheaton NI in mid August.
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Ronald O’kelly
Avenue NW
Ralph Watson
Twenty-fourth Street
O’kelly
Wheaton
Cindy Dwyer feted at shower before September wedding
Miss Cindy Dwyer daughter of Mrs William M Dwyer 1506 L Street SW was honored Wednesday at a miscellaneous shower hosted by Mrs Pat McPartland 2618 Bever Avenue SE and co hosted by Mrs Bernard Conger 14 guests attended The bride to be will wed Macario Carrillo 1122 Twentieth Avenue SW on September 10.
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Cindy Dwyer
William M. Dwyer
L Street
Pat McPartland
Bever Avenue
Bernard Conger
Farewell Punch Party for Mrs Tellier Set Friday
Mrs. G. Howard Tellier of 273 Indiandale Road SE will be honored at a farewell punch party at 2 30 Friday hosted by Mrs. Philip W. Shive of 2952 Willd wood Court NE with co host Miss Frank V Orr. Two other farewell gatherings occurred Tuesday for Mrs Tellier as Mrs George Appleby hosted a morning coffee and Mrs Owen T Barry II a luncheon at 3220 Tama Street SE. The Telliers plan to move to Mt Prospect Illinois on August 18.
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G. Howard Tellier
Indiandale Road
Philip W. Shive
Willdwood Court
Frank V. Orr
Tellier
George Appleby
Vine Avenue
Owen T. Barry II
Tama Street
Telliers
Mt. Prospect
Ill
Women’s Golf Town House Winners by Flight
In a 104-player field at the Town House event, winners by flight included Mrs. Ted Campbell in A and Mrs. J W Frazee in C, plus Mrs. Don Bomkamp in B and Mrs. Peter Ochsner in D. Campbell posted the low combination on holes 6 7 and 8. Hostesses were Mrs. Thane McConnell and Mrs. Robert Condon.
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Ted Campbell
Donald Bomkamp
J. W. Frazee
Peter Ochsner
Campbell
Mmes
Thane McConnell
Robert Condon
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