Congress Set To Adjourn This Week
Congress aims to wind up the lethargic session before August conventions amid wariness over politics. Leaders push to finish work after Memorial Day, with major bills lagging and adjournment possible if appropriations advance.
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Mary Martin Plans Extended Broadway Road Tour
Mary Martin and Robert Preston will tour with I Do I Do through March 1969, visiting major cities from Rochester to Raleigh. After two more years at a Brazilian ranch, she recalls loving road work, meeting Lunt and Fontanne, and preferring touring to stationary Broadway life for its immediate audience response.
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Veterans return home from Vietnam with VIP treatment
Two planeloads of Vietnam veterans from the 82nd Airborne Division 3rd Brigade arrived for two week leaves. One hundred sixty five paratroopers, having completed their duty, signed to stay for full tours. They were processed quickly with partial pay, airline tickets and new khaki uniforms plus on the spot pressing.
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Father Ryan Offers Mass At Kinsman
The Rev. Lee Ryan celebrated his first solemn Mass of Thanksgiving on Sunday May 26 at Sacred Heart Church Kinsman with his parents present. An altar party including Jane Myers and Michael Myers carried sacred objects while Daniel Drinan OSB served as commentator. The Mass featured St Columba's Ottawa choir and a reception at the Dwight VFW club followed by a banquet hosted by the Altar and Rosary Society.
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Summer Art Classes Open Next Week in Joliet
The Midwest Arts and Craft Guild announces a Summer Colony of Art in Joliet. Activities run from Tuesday through Thursday with classes in creative ceramics painting outdoor sketching and studio painting for adults and youths, plus children's art and puppetry drama. Location is Northwest Studio Joliet 1702 N Hickory St. Registration is limited and fees are minimal. For details call 723 9386 or write Mrs. Thomas McDonald Joliet 60436.
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Fort Lewis College hosts 38 Indian Tribes students
At Fort Lewis College in Durango Colorado students from 38 Indian Tribes are represented. The article highlights the diverse tribal enrollment and the college’s role in serving Native American communities.
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Illinois Citizens Join Reagan Drive
An Illinois group joined Reagan's national information drive, becoming the 10th state affiliate of the Reagan National Information Center in Topeka. Samuel G. Harrod of Eureka chairs the Illinois organization with Robert E. Shaw of Dixon as finance chair and Dale Moore of Eureka as treasurer.
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Prefers Prison After Brief Escape From Michigan Prison
Paul Spinner, 40, who has served 14 years of a life sentence for murder, walked away from Southern Michigan Prison in Jackson. He surrendered at a state police post in East Lansing after hitchhiking across the state, saying he could not cope with outside life and preferred confinement.
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