Senator Margaret Chase Smith Visits Southern California Military Posts
The Maine senator, 71, visits Naval Base Los Angeles and surrounding Southland installations for briefings on the shipyard and base, shares why she travels to military sites, and reflects on her career and politics amid a hip surgery. She notes Christmas Day with Pueblo crew and a luncheon with Admiral Bird, staying crutch-assisted but active.
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Southland
Uss
Pueblo
Naval Base Los Angeles
San Diego
Los Alamitos Naval Air Station
Sen. Chase
Long Beach Naval Station
Naval Shipyard and Base
Girdles Through Time Aged to 1969 in a Comic Talk
A humorous New Year exchange between a narrator and her mother centers on old girdles. The mother jokes about discarded foundations while offering cautionary signs that a girdle has outlived its use. The narrator plans to replace worn garments, recalling past years like 1963 as better for girdles.
Ham Cured Big Holiday Feast At Voigts Open House
Dr Phil and Louise Voigt host annual holiday open house with a German champagne ham recipe. Friends and families gather from Evans ton and Bethesda to share meals, cookies, and highballs amid festive travel plans to the Rose Parade and Rose Bowl. Bahia Yacht Club members also sponsor a Jolly Santa for Intercommunity Exceptional Children’s home and Rancho Los Amigos children, with an adult party continuing in the same clubhouse.
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Iola Masterson Society
Phil
Louise Voigt
Louise
Mrs. V
Bahia Yacht Club
Rancho Los Amigos
Belmont Shore Mobile Estates Park
Bahia Yacht Landing
Dick Scheidt
Ruth Pastori
Grant
Donna Kinman
Scootch
Laura Schooner
Darlene Davison
Mary Davis
John
Mary Hamm
Leroy
Pauline Karch
Bruce
Mary Fleming
Jim Ferber
Jack Rutherford
Nicholsons Take Trip to Mexico After Belmon Beacht Wedding
Mr and Mrs Ross A Nicholson wed at Belmont Heights Methodist Church in a ceremony for Stephany Lynn Daniels formerly of Long Beach. The bride wore silk linen and organza with lace appliqué. After a church reception the couple plans to live in Long Beach after January 6.
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Mexico City
Ross A. Nicholson
Belmont Heights Methodist Church
Stephany Lynn Daniels
Long Beach
John S. Daniels
Monrovia
Alfred F. Nicholson
Monogram Ave
Miss Daniels
Anne B. Hetu
Jerrold Felsenthal
Robert Hillseth
Kevin Daniels
Avocado Creativity Expands Home Kitchen Uses
The piece explores avocado ownership divide and shares numerous non owner friendly ideas. It lists recipes including avocado soup salad dressing ice cream and a versatile avocado sauce. It also suggests a chopped salad variant with chef salad elements and a method for making taquitos with avocado.
Dear Abby Brush-off for intrusive minister continues
Dear Abby columns recount a Baptist couple's issue with a neighbor who is a persistent minister. He pressures them to attend and share church bulletins, even after a tragedy. Advice urges firm refusal and reporting if he persists. Another reader asks about a mink gift from a supervisor. Abby jokes about warmth insurance. A final note covers mail tampering in the office.
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Margaret Chase Smith
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R-Adm
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Aeronautical and Space Sciences
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Tom Shaw
Wit's End
By Erma Bombeck
Lovie
Mother
Ham
Voigts
Greer
Bobsie Thompson
Bill
Claudia
Evanston, Ill
Episcopal Seminary
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Barbee
Lee
Dorothy Wiltse
Mary
Lamont
School of Theology
Claremont
Noble
Dixie Millie
Ross
Bethesada
National Institutes
Millies
Nancy
Stanford
Dixie
Beverly Taylor
Monty and
Vivian Yonkers
Susan
Ens
Chuck Armstrong
Orlando
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Chuck
Navy
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Monty
Pasadena
Nicholsons
Mexico
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Alpha Chi Omega
Millikan High School
California State College
Zeta Beta Tau
Ellen Krec
Hollywood
Dear Abby
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