Nixon's inaugural ball tour ends upbeat night of celebration
President Nixon and First Lady Pat led a four hour ball circuit with 30 000 attendees amid bejeweled crowds and tuxedoed escorts. He joked thanked supporters and asserted faith in Americans promising no letdown in the next four years. Awards praised the parade effort and popular moments noted the Eisenhowers and a Colorado skier mishap.
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Paris party guest list includes Gunther Sachs and a glittering crowd
In a Paris apartment Gunther Sachs entertains Bettina and a mix of Scandinavian models and French society. He fires at glass goblets to promote St Gobain wares, while planning a St Moritz chalet and guns for guests jollies. Suzy St Moritz hosts marvelous society as Gianni Agnelli shows off a leather leg.
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Dear Abby and Readers The Latest Hotline Musings
A reader asks how to answer church attendance questions about a husband who stays home. Abby replies such questions are none of business and suggests deflecting with why they ask. The column notes reader letters on gifts scars and breast cancer, manners, fidelity, and a TV tease about Bobby Vee on KCRG TYV.
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Colgate to admit women students in 1970
Colgate University will become coeducational in the fall of 1970, university president Vincent M. Barnett Jr. announced. The change will add about 600 women to the current student body of 1,931 men.
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Cassady Kriegel Wed at St Patrick's Cedar Rapids
Miss Delores Jeanne Kriegel and Michael Lynn Cassady were married at St Patrick's Church Brooklyn in a 1:30 p m ceremony officiated by Rev Bernard M Kamerick. The couple, both employed by Collins Radio Co, will reside at 3756 Kencrest drive NE Cedar Rapids.
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Country’s Spirit Impresses Vicky on Capital Trip
Washington AP report notes 13 year old Vicky Cole of Deshler Ohio inspired Nixon’s Forward Together theme. She rode on the inaugural float during the swearing in and told reporters the spirit of the country is terrific. Her placard echoed her Deshler message Bring Us Together.
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Barnes Esbaum Vows Exchanged at Trinity Lutheran
Miss Paula June Barnes and Beryl R Esbaum were married Saturday at Trinity Lutheran church. The rites were led by Rev Earl Elowsky at 7 pm, followed by a reception at the Legion hall. Bride wore Empire brocade gown with veil held by seed pearl tiara and carried yellow roses and white mums. Bridesmaids wore antique gold velvet with kimono sleeves. Best man James Klahn and groomsmen Gene Hamdorf and Harlan Strunk. Ushers included John Barnes.
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Family Rehearsal Dinner Hosts Nearby Wedding Details
The brother of the bride and Rich Esbaum are mentioned. The bride works at a Wheatland nursing home. Her husband-to-be is employed by Sheldon Construction Co. Clarence. Albert and Mrs Esbaum, parents of the bridegroom, hosted a rehearsal dinner Friday night at their home.
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