Dear Penny and the handwriting test reveal her self view
Penny letters reveal reader requests and advice on handwriting analysis, noting a sensitive yet independent woman with appetite for recognition. The columner suggests the writer’s need for personal identity and quick problem analysis, concluding with a brief personal portrait. Funeral services were scheduled today for Air Force Capt. Edward A. Brudno, a former POW who died by suicide at age 32, four months after release from North Vietnamese captivity. His body was found in Harrison, New York, with the medical examiner citing barbiturate and alcohol overdose as the cause. services planned at Temple Beth El in Quincy.
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Quincy. Mass
UPI
Air Forge
Edward A. Brudno
Temple Beth el
Quincy
Brudug
Bendno
Harrison
N.Y
Westchester County
Henry Byam
Brudno
Bruce
Deborah
Bethice Giltenstein
Two-Foot Difference Wedding Under Circus Spotlight
In Hershey Pennsylvania two-foot tall Sayndra Renda and 20-year-old Sevich James Brisco wed as colleagues from Ringling Brothers looked on. The couple, both from the San Diego area, met last December when she joined the circus. One of their honeymoon stops was the arena where the evening circus performance featured the Briscoes.
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Hershey, Pa
Sayndra Renda
34Oo
Sevich James Brisco
Ringling Brothers
Barnum & Bailey Circus
San Diego
Arena
Briscoes
Navy admiral weighs more POW misconduct charges
Washington AP reports Rear Admiral James B. Stockdale, prisoner in North Vietnam, is considering filing misconduct charges against other POWs. Eight Army and Marine enlisted men were formally accused last week of aiding the enemy. The Navy says Stockdale sought legal advice in late March and a Navy lawyer was assigned to provide guidance.
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Washington
U.S
Navy
James B. Stockdale
Studdale
Kissinger in conference in Paris delays in Vietnam talks loom
President Henry Kissinger held two hour and fifteen minute talks with French Foreign Minister Michel Jabert in Paris and invited Jabert to Washington for June 27. He prepared for an afternoon meeting on Vietnam cease fire with Thieu, amid no official explanation for a five hour delay in negotiations. Stockdale weighs possible formal action as Navy and Marine officers face scrutiny while nine or ten Air Force officers are investigated but unlikely to be charged.
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Paris
Henry A. Kissinger
Hanoi
Tha
Freeh
Michel Jabert
Jabert
Washington
1Issinger
Vietnam
Swith Tho
Saigon
Nguyen van ‘Thieu
U.S
Thieu
Navy
Pentagon
Stockdale
Navy Hospital
San Diego
Rawaii
Air Force
Saigon Reports New Communist Attacks Despite Cease-Fire Talks
Government troops repelled fresh assaults near Hue and around Saigon as fighting surged across the Mekong Delta. A command spokesman noted 433 cease-fire violations in 24 hours ending early morning, the highest in two months, amid Paris talks between Kissinger and Le Duc Tho.
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Mekong
At & A.m
Paris
White House
Henry A. Kissinger
Hane
Tho
Hue
Imperial
Sund
Mantis
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