Tucson Couple Wed In Catholic Church Ceremony
Miss Mary E Heim and Berard Knerrend am united in marriage at Suits Peter and Paul Church in Tucson. The bride, a Texas Tech graduate and teacher, wore an organdy gown with a bouffant skirt and pearl headband. The couple, after a celebration with family, will reside in Tucson as the groom’s family and wedding party attended.
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Double Ring Vows Read In Crosbyton Methodist Church
Crosbyton Texas witnessed a double ring ceremony at the First Methodist Church as Miss Kath Boyd and Ronnie Ragland pledged vows. The bride, daughter of Mrs FE Boyd, wore a white Chantilly lace gown with a fingertip veil and red embroidered bodice accents. The groom is the son of Mr and Mrs Ragland and plans to attend South Plains College. The couple will reside in Levelland after Jan 19.
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Crosshard
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Pearts
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Starrett
Jean Sharon Raghind
Donell Alford
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Aubrey
James
Ann Na Richard R
Hearer
Condition Of Wilsons Widow Is Unchanged
Washington AP reports Mrs Woodrow Wilson remains gravely ill with a respiratory ailment and complications. At 89 she has been ill three weeks and showed slight improvement Tuesday, confined to her Washington home. Her illness cancels a planned plaque unveiling for the Woodrow Wilson Bridge spanning the Potomac between Maryland and Alexandria, Virginia, scheduled on Wilson's birthday anniversary.
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Spaniard Still In Pain Back At Work
MADRID Spain AP Generalissimo Francisco Franco returned to work Wednesday though associates said he still felt pain from a shotgun blast injury to his left hand. His left index finger was torn when the shotgun exploded during a shooting event. Friends said the blast entered over his head and the main force passed above him while his left hand was injured.
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Dear Ann Landers column questions and advice
A collection of reader letters to Ann Landers about body image and clothing, gift giving at work, and seeking guidance on how to handle Christmas gifts from a secretary. The column responds with practical, light hearted solutions and tips for navigating social pressures.
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Ann Landers
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Dilly
Peace Corps drawn from diverse backgrounds says Shriver
Peace Corps Director Sargent Shriver counters claims the corps is run by rich youths. He notes about 15 percent of 500 overseas volunteers have not finished college. He cites examples like a Chicago truck driver and a high school graduate cadet in Colombia, and says new volunteers may reach 2,500 post training. He defends against communist infiltration concerns and emphasizes initiative and patriotism as core values.
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Kennedy
Drop Project Star Keeps Coming Back To Tucson
Jule McCardella persistently pursued a Christmas star project in Tucson despite repeated failures. After earlier ribs from a broken 12-foot star, a weather balloon, and subsequent shots, he rebuilt a 12 foot star with balloon support and pipe posts. Four launches failed before a gust toppled the structure, yet he kept hope of a win in local decoration contests. The effort earned a $25 prize before the star collapsed in the wind.
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Ariz
Jule McCardella
Cardella
Guy Wires
Peabody remembered as earlier twist like dance
New York columnist Charles Puleo writes to the New York Daily News reminding readers that the Peabody dance from 30 years ago produced similar convulsions and enthusiasm as the modern twist, arguing the newer craze echoes an older one.
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UPI
Yemen Ruler Orders Representatives Home
Imad Ahmed, ruler of Yemen, ordered his representatives to return home on the first available ship. President Gamal Abdel Nasser attacked Yemen for opposing socialization and on Tuesday severed Yemen's ties with the United Arab Republic. Syria had broken from the UAR last September.
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