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Newspaper
El Dorado Times
Location
El Dorado, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1965
Page
9
Abigail Van Buren society news notes a wedding solemnized Saturday at 7 38 p m at Wittock Church in Little Rock. The bride wore a lace trimmed gown with pearl jewelry and carried a bouquet. Details incomplete with out of town guests absent.
Ad promotes Marian Martin pattern 9119 in teen sizes 10 and 12. Mentions fabric yardage and mailing costs. Offers 960 design ideas plus one free pattern with summer sale claims. Provides address at The Dorado Times in New York for order.
A reader seeks guidance on reconciliation after a quarrel over cosmetics with her partner Don. Abby advises kissing and making up, but to apply makeup more subtly in the future. The column includes other letters about attire, marriage, and an eleven year old's allowance discussion.
The Auxiliary Barracks 1m announces a meeting at the home of Tatum located at 412 West with Mrs NeaatBea camo.
A 1000 pound experimental payload with an electronic navigator reached 400 miles high and used a telescope to lock onto the North Star for guidance. The Air Force announced the test a success, the first for a star tracking guidance system that could steer future missiles. The payload then plunged into atmospheric friction 225 miles southeast of Cape Kennedy.
Ray L. Brown died Wednesday in a Pine Bluff hospital. He was married and a longtime organizer and director of the Pine Bluff business community. He and his wife contributed to local civic work and social initiatives.
UPI reports President Johnson attends private worship with family at the White House Camp David or Texas ranch. He often faces crowds when emerging from church, yet he remains devout and sometimes requests staff members to deliver prayers. Moyers, an ordained Baptist, often leads grace at meals and Johnson publicly corrects him when needed.
The article reports Washington officials naming a new defense entity in honor of the late James V. Forrestal, the nation's first defense secretary. It mentions postmaster general and concerns about post office operations nationwide.
National President Warren Giles praised Maloney's effort against the New York Mets in a tight game. Johnny Lewis led the Mets to a 1-0 win, delivering a decisive moment in the contest in Cincinnati.
Teammate Tommy Tolleson recalls Dan’s moment as he was presented with his weight in nickels totaling 71,200. Tolleson notes Dan ate heavily the week before but kept silent about the wager.
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