Gracious Wife Is Big Boost To Coolidge
Dr. George W. Crane argues that Calvin Coolidge’s success owed much to his wife’s diplomacy and praise. He asserts silent husbands harm morale more than loud ones and urges men to verbalize love and appreciation for family, coworkers, and neighbors.
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Four Preps Singer Weds Brings Band to Own Nuptials
Bruce Belland, 22, of the Four Preps married Brenda Hill, 21, on Saturday in Hollywood. Belland sang Our Wedding Prayer at the ceremony as fellow group members Ed Cobb, Glen Larson and Don Clarke served as ushers. The quartet is known for songs including Big Man and 26 Miles.
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Churchill bids farewell to United States in New York visit
Sir Winston Churchill, appearing misty eyed and emotional, said goodbye to America at Idlewild Airport after a seven day stay in New York and Washington. He boarded a British jet for England, pausing to wave to hundreds gathered to bid him farewell.
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Wichita Man Heads Gl Forum of Kansas Convention
About 400 attended the three day convention in Dodge City as Larry Ramirez of Wichita was elected yesterday as the new state chairman of the American Gl Forum of Kansas. The announcement closed the gathering with a farewell to longtime participants.
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Flags Made in Japan Honor 36 Civil War Veterans
Flags placed on the graves of 36 Civil War veterans in Salem Cemetery on Confederate Memorial Day. The flags were made in Japan.
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Flags of Confederacy Placed on Graves
In Winston-Salem North Carolina tiny cotton flags were placed on graves marking a Confederate remembrance event. A local AP report notes the flags symbolized the Stars and Bars displayed at burials during a ceremonial observance.
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