Silver and Golden Wedding Etiquette Guide
The answer explains that anniversaries may be hosted by the couple or their children. The hosts issue invitations and pay bills, which may be engraved handwritten or telephoned. Guests may bring gifts or not, and if gifts are present they should not be opened in the guest’s presence.
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Amy Vanderbilt
Sign requests and traffic queries raise street signs issue
Readers report missing up to date signage at Country Club and Yorkshire and torn signs at Yorkshire and Devonshire. They seek visible signs, faster leaf pickup guidance, and faster traffic progression on Main between Lexington and Parkway with notes from Traffic Engineer Moss on timing and master controller plans.
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Country Club
Yorkshire
Moss
Devonshire
Lincolnshire
Hampshire
Dovershire
Worcestershire
Farriss Avenue
Main
Farriss
Lexington
Parkway
B.Y. A
N. Main
Westwood
Old Winston Road
R. V. Moss
Rooster plaque shellac fix advised by reader
A reader confirms the rooster plaque will not dry with old shellac and suggests removing using denatured alcohol plus sanding sealer. Also notes shellac over a year old causes trouble and shares a bean storage tip using moth balls or tobacco as deterrents.
Storming Rahway State Prison: Troopers Ready
At Rahway State Prison inmates held Warden Hugh Vukcevich and six guards as hostages. About 150 troopers and 100 corrections officers stood by as negotiations stalled, a go between urged a governor meeting, and a small fire burned inside a wing amid rioting with at least 11 guards injured.
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Rahway
N.J
New Jersey
Rahway State Prison
Associated Press
Gordon Hector
David B. Kelly
Hector
Hugh Vukcevich
Hijacker Parachutes With 200000 In Northwest Flight
A hijacker allegedly extorted 200000 from Northwest Airlines and parachuted to freedom from a Boeing 727 after a Seattle to Reno flight. FBI and airport authorities searched Reno for the missing parachutes money and bomber devices while in-flight crew were locked in the cockpit.
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Reno, New
Freedom
Northwest Airlines
Seattle
FBI
Reno
Harold E. Campbell Jr
Nevada
McChord Air Force Base
Tacoma
Federal Aviation Administration
Art Wilhom
John Wheeler
Boeing Co
Campbell
Casualties Lowest On U S Records In Vietnam
The U S Command reported the week ending last Saturday saw five American war dead and four wounded in Vietnam, the lowest weekly totals since early 1965. The decline reflects troop withdrawals and reduced combat roles.
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Saigon
U.S
Vietnam
Holiday Schedule Affects Today's Enterprise
The Enterprise operated on a holiday schedule with early presstime and deadlines across departments. The note explains the shift to an earlier press deadline to deliver to carrier boys and employees, and apologizes for any delayed fate breaking news, wishing readers a Happy Thanksgiving.
Symbols Are Latest In Traffic Signs And Pavement Markings
The federal highway administration outlines a shift to an international traffic sign system using more pictures and symbols. States have deadlines to adopt the new signs and markings by 1973 to 1975 for signs and 1977 for all changes, with some symbols retained if effective. Colors and shapes carry specific meanings for stops, directions, services, warnings, and regulations.
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Washington
United States
Federal Highway Administration
Sig
FHA
F. C. Turner
Turner
U.S
India Attacks In Five Areas Across East Pakistan
Pakistan charged that Indian forces with tanks and artillery attacked five East Pakistan border areas. A Dacca dispatch said a new front opened with air support in north Bengal and some ground gained, while Radio Pakistan claimed heavy Indian casualties and Pakistani losses. The conflict prompted U.N. considerations and troop withdrawal calls as foreign technicians fled Dacca and curfews were imposed.
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New Delhi
Pakistan
East Pakistan
Dacca
North Bengal
Radio Pakistan
Dinajpur
Jessore
Mukti Bahini
Agha Mohammed Yahya Khan
Sultan M. Khan
U.N. Security Council
Washington
U.S
William P. Rogers
U.N
West Pakistan
India
U.S. Urges Disengagement as India Pakistan Clash Risks War
Secretary of State Rogers pressed India and Pakistan to withdraw troops after reports of clashes near the East Pakistani border. He warned of serious consequences and potential general war if fighting continues, while urging U.S. citizens to leave Dacca and Lahore. The United Nations Security Council may offer a longer term settlement.
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Washington
United States
India
Pakistan
William P. Rogers
Department
Charles W. Bray
State Department
U.S
Dacca
Lahore
Rogers
United Nations Security Council
Traffic signage and markings guidance described
The article explains road signs shapes meaning stop yield no passing and school presence. It notes yellow pavement markings will be used more and yellow lines separate opposing traffic. Dashed yellow center lines on two way roads warn drivers of opposing traffic to the left of the yellow
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