Peace is at hand fades in Vietnam debate
Editorial argues Kissinger’s claim of imminent peace was political hype. It notes public euphoria misread, questions who deceived whom, and cites Hanoi’s role in signaling a ready agreement. With renewed bombing and impasse, optimism dimming, the Christmas mood grows sad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Kissinger
Vietnam
Richard Nixon
Hanoi
Washington
Kissinger
Nixon
Paris
Thieu
Saigon
Special Stamp for Someone Special planned for January release
The U S Postal Service will issue an eight cent commemorative stamp titled Special Stamp for Someone Special in 1973. Issuance is set for Philadelphia on January 26 with the design to be disclosed early in the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Postal Service
Philadelphia
Public meetings Set for Jan 2 and Jan 8
Public library board meets at the library at 7 30 p m Tuesday Jan 2. Catholic ladies club of St Joseph church gathers in parish hall with Mrs Cordelia De Rocher hosting. Siouxland health planning council plans a Jan 8 board meeting at 7 30 p m in the Chamber of Commerce building 101 Pierce St Sioux City. Items include nursing home construction proposals health manpower committee report and board vacancy election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Library Board
Public Library
Catholic Ladies Club
St. Joseph Church
Cordelia de Rocher
Darrel Rensink
Board of Directors
Chamber of Commerce Building
Pierce St
Sioux City
Health Manpower Committee
Anniversary gratitude note from Remsen couple
Mr and Mrs Herman Kluver of Remsen express thanks for publishing their anniversary photo and coverage of the anniversary dance. They report a large crowd, many ecards and gifts, and lasting fond memories of the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Kluver Remsen
Brownmiller Birth in Le Mars Introduces Hope Marie
Mr and Mrs James Brownmiller of Le Mars announce the birth of a daughter born Wednesday December 13 weighing 8 pounds 5 ounces. She is named Hope Marie and has a brother Brent. Grandparents are Mrs Leonard Schmidt of Craig and Mr and Mrs Cyril Brownmiller of Marcus with great grandfather Herman Brunken of Le Mars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Brownmiller
le Mars
Hope Marie
Brent
Leonard Schmidt
Craig
Cyril Brownmiller
Marcus
Herman Brunken
A Consumer Reading List From the Consumer Affairs Shelf
A collection of recent consumer books covers food, drugs, cars, fraud and funerals. The list includes Consumer Beware and Consumer Education Bibliography from the Government Printing Office, with prices and ordering details, plus guides on housing, additives, cosmetics, auto repair, insurance, legal help, budgeting, and consumer rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice Hunter
Office of Consumer Affairs
Government Printing Office
Washington D.C
Ruth Mulvey Harmer
Ralph Nader
Michael Jacobson
Don A. Randall
Arthur S. Glickman
Elinor Bruce
Max Fogiel
Paul Crown
Catherine Crook de Camp
Repentant ex-smokers seek guidance on recovery
Dear Dr Lamb outlines the damage from heavy smoking and notes early reversals after quitting. He cites reduced death risk after ten years, urges weight control and regular exercise, and recommends simple breathing exercises to improve lung capacity for all former and current smokers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Lamb
M.D
Dr. Lamb
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Le Mars Daily Sentinel subscription rates page
Le Mars Daily Sentinel lists subscription prices for Le Mars, Merrill, Oyens, Remsen and Kin, with carriers delivering two weeks for 1.00 and three months for 3.50. Mail options in Plymouth and surrounding areas include rates for six months, one year, and service member/student plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Mars, Merrill, Oyens
Remsen
Daily Sentinel
Plymouth
Ing
New Books At Le Mars Library Showcases Varied Topics
Public library listings include Binary by John Lange a thriller about a deadly duel of wits with a right wing millionaire and a government agent set during a Republican Convention. VO Congress by Donald Riegle offers insider glimpses into Capitol feuds. The Miracles of Marriage analyzes American marriage tensions. Know Your Antiques by Ralph and Terry Kovel guides beginners in recognizing and valuing antiques.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Mars
John Lange
America
San Diego
Congress
Donald Riegle
Trevor Armbrister
Don Riegle
William J. Lederer
Don D. Jackson
Ralph and
Terry Kovel
Aliens urged to report addresses in January
R C Williams district director of the Omaha Immigration and Naturalization Service reminds all aliens to report addresses during January. Reports may be filed at post offices or IN S offices nationwide. Parents must file for alien children under 14. Williams warns failure to report may bring serious consequences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Williams
Omaha Immigration and Naturalization Service
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Mr. Williams
Van Roekel World Welcomes Daughter Karla Jean
Mr and Mrs Vernon Van Roekel of Aurelia announce the birth of their daughter Karla Jean born at 3 27 p m December 10 at Sioux Valley Memorial hospital Cherokee She weighs 8 pounds 621 ounces and remains at home with her brother Kevin and sisters Brenda Susan Twila and Melissa Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Jake Van Roekel Rock Rapids and Mr and Mrs Gerrit DeVass Hull Great grandfathers are Herman Van Vorst Le Mars and Anne De Vass Sioux Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon van Roekel
Aurelia
Karla Jean
Sioux Valley Memorial Hospital
Cherokee
Kevin
Brenda
Susan
Twila
Melissa
Jake van Roekel
Rock Rapids
Gerrit DeVass
Hull
Herman van Vorst
le Mars
Anne de Vass
Sioux Center
Also Mentioned on This Page
Editorial
Don Oakley
Ben Franklin
Health Council
Siouxland Health Planning Council
Eas
Seneca
Kisginge
Consumers Union
Consumer Union
David Sanford
Virginia Knauer
Washington, D.C
Shri
Bomgaars
York Insurance
First St. N. Iw
Dr. Jamal
le Mars Daily Sentinel
Second County
Carter A. Pitts
Lada
Luken’s Inc
S H Luken
August Luken
Grand Rapids
S.H. Luken
Marvin Stisay
SH. Luxen
2Nd Ave. NW
The
Retail Furniture Association
le Mars Chamber of Commerce
Lukens
St. James Catholic Church
Wlll TS
Leo R. Flaherty
Maude Buckley
Central Ave
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