Christmas as a movable feast for congressional families
The article follows multiple Washington based households as they celebrate Christmas away from home. The Moss family from Utah carves two dinners and piano carols while keeping Washington ties. The Zuckerts gather in New York City with ties to the Air Force and Hot Springs Virginia. Broyhill stays in Arlington for holiday hosting and Thomson’s family remains in Washington due to rented home in Richland Center.
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AIR Force
Eugene Zuckert
Gene
New York
Washington
Frank E. Moss
Utah
University of Utah
Moss
Marilyn
Edward
University
Brian
Washington Area
Turkey
New York City
Eugene M. Zuckert
Zuckert
Zuckerts
Hot Springs
Mrs. Zuckert
Capitol
Joel T. Broyhill
Arlington
Wisconsin
Vernon Thomson
Richland Center
Brayhills Spend Quiet Christmas in McLean Va
The Brayhill family, including Congressman Broyhill, stay at their McLean Virginia home for Christmas. They describe a low key holiday routine with a noon turkey, late breakfast, and Christmas Eve service, while managing social calendars for daughters Nancy and Jane Anne and son Jeanne Marie.
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Washington
Wisconsin
University of Wisconsin
McLean
Capitol
Presbyterian Church
Brayhills
Jane Anne
de Pauw University
George Washington
Jeanne Marie
Rent That Room Through Classified Ads in The Monroe Evening Times
A note promotes using The Monroe Evening Times classifieds to rent a room. It highlights easy placement and quick exposure to local readers seeking housing options.
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Monroe Evening Times
Blanket arrives as giftable item for Christmas
A luxuriously soft Creslan acrylic blanket with an embroidered binding is arriving in stores in time for Christmas. It is described as comfortable and lightweight and is advertised with a local phone number 325-5101 for inquiries.
Theater Strike Closes San Francisco Theaters Hurting Downtown Trade
San Francisco merchants report a 50 percent drop in sales as two thirds of city film houses remain shut since November 14 amid a labor dispute. Protests by projectionists at the Coronet on November 13 led to an owners union retaliation closing 40 of 59 theaters. talks with the IATSE began Monday.
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San Francisco
Market Street
Clarence F. Delano
Golden Gate Restaurant Association
Coronet Theater
Theater Owners’ Association
International Alliance of Theatrical and Sage Employes
Monay
Antipoverty Program To Include 22 Camps
Washington Johnson antipoverty program chief Sargent Shriver says 22 Job Corps camps will be under construction by January with 25 000 volunteers enrolled. The plan could affect up to 500 000 people directly in the first year and millions more indirectly.
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Johnson
Sargent Shriver
Shriver
Rothwell Seeks Reelect as State Superintendent
Madison Angus B. Rothwell announced yesterday his candidacy for the spring election to seek another term as state superintendent of public instruction. He pledges to continue reforms and oversee education policy at the state level.
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Madison
Angus B. Rothwell
Clean burning pact flame promises big fuel savings
The feature touts a pact flame that burns cleanly and completely delivering more heat with less oil. It emphasizes reduced fuel costs and notes no moving parts require maintenance.
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