First Lady Pat Nixon Engages Hawaii Tour Activities
Pat Nixon rolled a ulumaika stone at Keaukaha school in Hilo as hundreds cheered. She visited Easter seal and senior centers, attended a tea ceremony, and hosted a luau during a seven hour island stop while husband Richard Nixon met Japanese PM Kakuei Tanaka on Oahu. She planted two banyan trees on Banyan Drive, joking about a race to grow, and wore lime dress then muumuu at the luau.
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Hilo
Hawaii
Pat Nixon
Island of
Nixon
Mrs. Nixon
Readers Reply Encourages Readers to Protest TV Mockery
Ann Landers shares reader letters urging protests against cruel TV jokes about the handicapped. The notes praise her column and detail letters sent to NBC CBS and ABC presidents, while urging continued action and awareness.
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Julian Goodman
NBC
Charles Ireland
CBS
Elton Rule
ABC
San Francisco
Ann
Paul A
Des Moines
Bravo
Lucy 5
Little Rock
Kansas City
R.N
Ann Landers
Wulfkuhle Couple Wed In Wichita First United Methodist
Mr and Mrs Harry Raymond Wulfkuhle of Manhattan were married at the First United Methodist Church in Wichita The bride Mary Ruth Hoyt daughter of Mr and Mrs Gordon E Hoyt of Wichita and the groom son of Mr and Mrs Robert Wulfkuhle of Lecompton both attend Kansas State University The Rev Lester J Hawkins officiated with Teresa Mulhern maid of honor Pat Appollo bridesmaid Robin Edmonds best man and Mark Combs groomsman Ushers included Chuck Vassar Marc Haskins Tom Wulfkuhle and Douglas Wyatt.
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Harry Raymond Wulfkuhle
Manhattan
First United Methodist Church
Wichita
Kansas State University
Mary Ruth Hoyt
Gordon E. Hoyt
Robert Wulfkuhle
Lecompton
Pat Appollo
Fredonia
Robin Edmonds
Mark Combs
Chuck Vassar
Marc Haskins
Tom Wulfkuhle
Douglas Wyatt
USDA inspection mark signals wholesomeness for poultry products
The round U S Department of Agriculture mark on poultry and items like pot pies and prepared dinners confirms they have met strict standards for wholesomeness proper preparation and labeling.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
Marriage Licenses May Reach Record In Douglas County
The Douglas County Probate Court issued 101 marriage licenses by Thursday night, with August the only month above 100. May saw 117 licenses, the second highest total, three fewer than the 1968 May record. Through eight months, 551 licenses issued, compared with 485 in the prior year and 567 in 1970. 792 licenses were issued in all of 1970.
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Douglas County Probate Court
Elks Daughters Honored at 70th Annual Convention
Two Lawrence members of Laura Thurston Temple No. 1094 in Topeka received Past Grand Daughter Ruler Collar and Degree at the 70th annual convention in St Louis. Shirley Brown and Rose L Beard hold multiple offices in local Elks groups and Shrine clubs and are recognized by national departments.
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Lawrence
Laura Thurston Temple
Topeka
Grand Temple Daughters of Improved Benevolent Protective Order of Elks
The
International Organization
St. Louis
Shirley Brown
N.J
Rose L. Beard
Conn
Brown
Golden Sheath Council
Leola Downing
Midwestern State Assn
Kaw Valley Shrine Club
Buena V. Kelley
National Organization
Beard
National Shrine Department
Activities Change for Fall for Mariner Senior Scout Troop 660
Two events marked the shift from summer to fall for Mariner Senior Scout Troop 660. A 5 am break fast honored 16 graduating girls hosted by adviser Mrs H D Remple, and a dessert meeting at the Remple home oriented 22 new members’ parents to the program.
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Mariner
H. D. Remple
Remple
4-H Club and EHU News Sunny Valley Meeting
Sunny Valley Extension Homemakers Unit meets Tuesday at 1 15 p m in the Sunnyside Building with Mrs Norris Wheeler leading the New Horizons program and Mrs Andrew Kern as hostess. Woodlawn Extension Homemakers Unit meets Tuesday at 2 p m with program leader Mrs Herbert Nehrbass and hostess Mrs Ralph Pine Sr. at 417 Ala.
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Sunny Valley Extension Homemakers Unit
Sunnyside
Norris Wheeler
New Horizons
Ralph Pine Sr
Ala
Woodlawn Extension Homemakers Unit
Herbert Nehrbass
Courtroom Scene Draws Spectators in Bikini Dance
In Houston two women Brenda Lou Andrews and Edith Lee Hall were found innocent of lewd and obscene dancing after performing in bikini style attire with bandage pasties. A packed courtroom watched as they danced to a rocking beat with red and strobe lights. The judge sealed doors as spectators pressed to see the unusual session.
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Houston
Brenda Lou Andrews
Edith Lee Hall
County Criminal Court
J. D. Guyon
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