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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1967
Page
10
Clare Mayor Willard Koch urges citizens and organizations to observe the nation’s birthday in Michigan with a four minute telling of bella at 1 00 P M on July 4 1967. The notice emphasizes liberty justice and equality and the duty of the living to protect the heritage.
Fort Sill Oklahoma ceremony marks retirement of James Amicitah a Kiowa artist from Carnegie Oklahoma who joined the museum staff in 1950 He will assist on Indian artifacts for the 1969 centennial celebration Amicetah studied at the University of Oklahoma and was noted for paintings depicting Indians in Oklahoma The Interior Department in Washington reported on his career and views on tribal imagery
Fragmentary note lists names such as Hussia, Camada, Colonthin with misspelled terms. no verifiable event, place, or organization is clearly identifiable. Further readable context is required to derive a coherent summary or headline.
A garbled note shows projections of rising U.S. water usage with a 1263 daily average misread as 377,000 million gallons and a forecast toward 544,000 million by 1975. The text is unclear but indicates growing demand and future totals.
Miss Joanne Kay Lewis daughter of Mr and Mrs Carl FE Lewis Coleman and Wesley H Waddington son of Mr and Mrs Gilbert Waddington Sr Route 4 Clare were married Saturday June 17 at the Coleman Pilgrim Holiness Church in a candlelight double ring ceremony Rev Donald Thomson officiated. The bride wore a floor length gown with fingertip veil and carried petals. Bridesmaids Camilee Lewis and Wamia Gonzalez wore floor length gowns of purple with bell sleeves and matching headpieces. Gilbert Waddington Jr was best man with Dennis Lewis and Jared Comstock as ushers. Debbie Jones served as flower girl.
Readers recall family visits and friendly dinners across Alpena and Saginaw. Names such as Mins Stamman Mient and others appear with casual references to celebrations and weekend activities.
In Vietnam, author John Steinbeck advised the 4th Battalion, 9th Infantry, 25th Infantry Division on a safer method to locate hidden arms. He proposed magnets on long poles to detect weapons without wading water and risking booby traps. Soldiers welcomed the idea, though concerns about magnet strength persisted.
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