Mail Call Letters Warm Front Line Hearts Across Nation
Grateful GIs read letters and gifts from civilians in Pittsburgh to Phoenix as Linda’s open letter campaign spurs a flood of cards, books, prayers, and notes. Soldiers from Viet Nam express thanks, noting the support helps morale, with responses ranging from heartfelt to blunt. The effort, dubbed Postal Patrol, spreads through schools and bulletin boards as letters reach troops abroad.
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Readers respond with gratitude for letters from Vietnam
Washington reports soldiers in Vietnam receive mail and remarks from readers across the United States. Spokesmen note a flood of letters, medals, photos, and personal keepsakes arriving for service members. Citizens from Alabama to California express appreciation and hope, with families naming individual troops and sending small tokens.
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Mount Hope social guests scattered across several homes
Mrs. Angelo Yates and herDetroit relatives visited kin in Kilsyth Bradley and Maple Fork Road while others stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Shirley Humy in Mount Hope. Additional guests included Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Billups Pax Mrs. Angela Yates Miss Angelina Yates and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ludwig of Detroit.
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Becky Humphrey
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Ronnie Taylor
Leah Rae
Huntington
George Barbera
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Collins Juniors Set Class Play at Oak Hill
Oak Hill Collins High School junior class will stage You Cant Take It With You a three act comedy by Moss Coffman at 8 p m December 10 in the Oak Hill Grade auditorium Cast includes Rheba Lena Heaster Ed Jim Miller Penny Martha Campbell Grandary Lynn Thomas Judy Donald Geri Baker Mr Kirby Charles Fox Mrs Kirby Alice Tony Terry McKinnes sie Bgan Heerson
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Lena Heaster
Jim Miller
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Martha Campbell
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Geri Baker
Lewallen Speaks On Afghan Mines At Mount Hope Kiwanis
Luth er A. Lewallen of the Bureau of Mines spoke at the Mount Hope Kiwanis meeting about his four year Kabul tour aiding mine development as part of a foreign aid program. He described Afghanistan’s geography climate and society, and noted safe mining practices taught there. A board meeting was announced at George Gunn’s home with officer installation December 11 at TV Lanes.
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Retired Fayette Teachers Schedule Saturday Meeting
H Frazier, retired assistant superintendent of Fayette County Schools, announces a 10 30 a m Saturday meeting in the bookroom of the Fayette County Board of Education office for all retired personnel with the aim to discuss Fayette County education matters.
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Saturns Halo Ring Revealed As Three Separate Rings
The unusual feature around Saturn, long seen as a single halo, is now understood to consist of three distinct rings. This finding clarifies the planet’s complex ring system and advances knowledge of its structure.
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