Wedding Pineapple Punch Recipe for Buffet
Gaynor Maddox presents a pineapple punch for weddings serving about 60 guests. The method combines pineapple juice lime juice and orange juice with sugar grenadine and two rums or champagne options. Freeze a heart shaped ice mold with fruit for decoration.
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Dow Jones Weekly Averages End Week With Mixed Moves
United Press International reports week ending June 2 1967 Dow Jones averages with highs and lows across indices. Industrials fall 7.01 points Rails rise 9.13 Utilities drop 1.98 Stocks dip 1.97 with sector changes.
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Local forecast shows clearing, chance of thunderstorms
The forecast indicates clear to partly cloudy skies through Sunday with a chance of thundershowers Sunday afternoon. Temperatures rise from the mid 60s to near 86 with about 20 percent rain probability.
Infant Michael Edward Snider Born in Abilene Hospital
May 30 in Abilene hospital welcomed Michael Edward Snider weighing six pounds four ounces. Parents are Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Snider of Memphis, grandparents and great relatives named Lora Heckathorn and W. E. Rule among Chil dress connections.
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L. B. Snider
Memphis
W. E. Rule
P. B. Snider
Lora Heckathorn
Childress
Local Graduations And Family News
Mrs A C Beal attends grandson Alvin Ray Dodson graduation in Arlington. Orvil Thornton and son Johnny celebrate Texas Tech graduation in Lubbock. Arlis Bridges injured in Navy duty in the Philippines, left hand amputated. Rex Pryor and Natalie with Jo Ann Beal visit Pryor family. Beals from Napa, Calif. Wayne Havens visits parents prior to summer classes at Texas Tech. Higley family from Amarillo visits Carey and Morris Higley. Joe Sparkman assigned to Houston training for Humble Oil, supervisor in Marketing for Southwestern Region. W E Miller of Olton spends weekend with the Clements in Midland area. Gene Clements family from Midland visiting locally.
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Arlington
Alvin Ray Dodson
Joe Dodson
Orvil Thornton
Johnny
Texas Technological College
Lubbock
O. C. Bridges
Pvt
Arlis Bridges
Navy
Phillipines
Rex Pryor
Natalie
John Beal
Napa
Calif
Ova Pryor
Rex
Texas Tech
Tom Higley
Amarillo
Morris Higleys
Carey
L. V. Keel
Joe Sparkman
Midland
Linnie Sparkman
Childress
Houston
Humble Oil Company
Southwestern
Humble Oil
W. E. Miller
Olton
Lowell Cement
Gene Clements
Origin of bootlegging term from 1880s practice
The phrase bootlegging arose in the 1880s referring to illegal whisky traffic and is linked to carrying a酒 flask hidden in the top of a boot.
Levy Convicted in Army Court Martial
Captain Levy is convicted for refusing to train medics in Vietnam era duties and for statements deemed to undermine policy. He faces up to eight years, with pay forfeiture of 633 dollars monthly and dismissal. an automatic appeal to a higher military court will follow. Levy remains in rank until review.
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Levy
Charles Morgan Jr
American Cvil Liberties Union
Morgan
South Carolina
Vietnam
United States
Green Beret
Board of Military Review
Col
Chester H. Davis
Ft. Jackson Hospital
Davis
Two Car Collision Kills Perrin Youth Near Mineral Wells
Edgar Dean Cooper 19 of Perrin died in a head on crash on state highway 281 north of Mineral Wells. William Harold Harris 15 of Mineral Wells suffered extensive injuries and was taken to a Fort Worth hospital. Levy case details unfold as attorney asserts peaceful surrender. Levy's parents and girlfriend Trina Sahli react to the scene.
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Mineral Wells
UPI
Edgar Dean Cooper
Perrin
William Harold Harris
Fort Worth
Nevada pencils worth over eighteen thousand dollars
A Nevada state report notes 15 brands and 975 pencil types valued at more than $18,500. The purchasing department bought 131 dozen special drawing pencils five years ago and issued one dozen since.
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Carson City
Nev
UPI
Nevada
Sinking ships and hidden treasure in world almanac facts
The World Almanac estimates that since 1560 almost a million ships have sunk and about a quarter of all mined gold and silver went with them. Very little of this wealth has been recovered.
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World Almanac
Child Must Learn Parent's Feelings By Muriell Lawrence
Advice to a stepfamily caregiver on a daughter torn between biological father and adoptive parents. The psychologist urges letting the girl explore options to confirm where her true home and stability lie, stressing a child’s need for clear parental love during adolescence. The piece counsels guiding visitation to reveal unreliability of the natural parent to solidify commitment to the adoptive home.
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Muriel Lawrence
Karen
Gone With the Wind Tops Japanese Film History
Hollywood reports that the re released Gone With the Wind is the most popular movie in Japanese history after its Tokyo release. UPI notes its enduring appeal and record status in Japan.
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