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Newspaper

Newton Kansan

Location

Newton, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1975

Page

2

Shanks and McClure United in Sargent Nebraska Wedding

Rhonda Shanks and Don McClure wed May 24 at United Methodist Church Sargent Nebraska with candlelight ceremony. Bride wore candlelight satin gown designed with lace yoke and chapel train. reception followed in church basement. After a trip to Wyoming, couple to reside in Lincoln Nebraska where groom works for the University of Nebraska and bride studies horticulture therapy at the Veterans Hospital.

Rhonda Shanks Don McClure United Methodist Church Sargent Neb Conley Hinrichs Virgil McClure Newton Russell Shanks Taylor Ned Corinne Shanks Amarillo Tex Duane McClure Scott City Duane Shanks Guy Rhonda Mathis Atkinson Karen Fleischman Lincoln Randi Mathis Bernard Brush Broken Bow Carla Brush Cyndi Saxton Carla Gunn Edgar Jeri Meyer St. Libory Wyoming University of Nebraska Veterans Hospital

Advice on rape defense and conflicting expert views

Readers debate self defense against rape with two experts offering opposite guidance. Storaska advocates diverting attackers by belching or scratching, while Selkin supports screaming and fighting back, noting low injury rates among Denver women who resisted. The column also answers a nails versus bowling dilemma and invites questions for Ann Landers.

Ann Landers Frederic Storaska National Organization For the Prevention Storaska Mr. Storaska Avid Annan James Selkin Center For the Study of Violence Denver General Hospital Selkin Denver

Rehearsal Dinner Hosts for Ron Smith Speir Wedding

Bill T. Smiths hosted a rehearsal dinner at the Elks Club after Ron Smith and Elizabeth Speir rehearsed. Guests from Newton Emporia Cincinnati Wichita Santa Barbara and more attended, with daisies pixie carnations and ivy decor. A prior cocktail party at Jack Lander’s home welcomed wedding party members and out of town guests.

Bill T. Smith The Elks Club Ron Elizabeth Speir Kenneth G. Speir Belva Smith Jerry Jones Tom Smith Newton Mary Wiebe Emporia Bonnie Green Cincinnati Ohio Randy Wedel Hutchinson Steve McCullough Don Glenn Wichita G. W. Esch Lisa Craig Aiken S. C John Merritt Santa Barbara Calif David Burns John Francis Salina Joseph Pataczak Columbia Bruce Henderson Austin Tex Jack Lander

Minister Makes 760 Mile Weekly Trip

James Mason, minister of East Third Street Church of Christ in Oklahoma City, drives 380 miles each way to attend classes at Eastern New Mexico University. He leaves at 7 a.m. Mondays and returns Tuesday evenings while pursuing a masters in religion. Mason has logged about 32,000 educational miles.

Portales N.M James Mason Oklahoma City Okla Eastern New Mexico University Mason East Third Street Church

Kissinger Job Rating Falls While Ford Rises

A Harris survey finds Henry Kissinger with a 56 per cent positive rating, down 12 points from March, and President Ford up to 50 per cent, rising 13 points. Public criticized Kissinger most for failing to press Communists to honor agreements in a nationwide poll of 1,428 adults.

New York Henry Kissinger Ford Harris Kissinger

Ford Foundation Formed to Aid Education and Welfare

In 1936 the Ford Foundation was created mainly from Ford Motor Co. funds to support education culture and community welfare in the United States and abroad.

Ford Motor Co Ford Foundation U.S

Zodiac Daily Forecast Versus Personal Action

Aries seeks compromise to gain cooperation while Taurus notes slow profits and persistence. Gemini earns praise for handling delicate matters. Cancer suggests small home upgrades. Leo should dress well for a social event. Virgo senses unexpected material opportunities. Libra boosts creativity into profit. Scorpio advises secrecy for progress over the next days.

Nixon Takes Walks on Red Beach in Seclusion

Former President Richard Nixon left his San Clemente villa for beach strolls along Red Beach with daughter Julie Eisenhower. Photos in the Los Angeles Times show him greeting campers and surfers over several days, each walk about forty minutes.

Los Angeles Richard M. Nixon San Clemente Red Beach The Los Angeles Times Nixon Julie Eisenhower Sasahaa Washington White House

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