Sanders Trout Couple Weds in Johnston City First Baptist
Glenda Sanders of Herrin and Danny Trout of Johnston City were married July 20 in a can delight ceremony at the Johnston City First Baptist Church. Sanders wore a white crepe gown with lace edging and a pearl headpiece. Trout is studying accounting at Southern Illinois University.
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Herrin
Danny Trout
Johnston City
Johnston City First Baptist Church
Harold Sanders
5A Lane
Howard Trout
7Th St
Sharon Whitson
Larry Trout
John Houghlen
Jim Beaver
Orchard Drive
Trout
Herrin High School
Carbondale
Johnston City High School
Southern Illinois University
Few divorces Stewardesses good wives
A Times Service view reports airline surveys show former stewardesses have low divorce rates across major carriers. American Airlines cites 1 in 22 among 1220 ex-stewardesses. Trans World Airlines notes 1 in 24 in New York and Los Angeles. Braniff and National Airlines figures support high marriage rates among ex and current hostesses.
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Los Angeles
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National Airlines
Miami
Fran
Braniff
Braniff International
Dallas
Niece of Sen McCarthy Joins Campaign Trail
Patricia McCarthy 19, niece of Sen Eugene McCarthy, travels for his campaign from June to August visiting Indiana Nebraska Illinois Iowa Missouri Minnesota. A UMN student, she canvassed in Indiana and Nebraska after campus visit from Paul Newman and Al Loenstein. She plans to attend the convention and may campaign further depending on Humphrey’s Vietnam stance.
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Southern Illinoisan
Sen
Eugene McCarthy
Willmar
Minn
Patricia McCarthy
Indiana
Nebraska
Illinois
Iowa
Missouri
Minnesota
McCarthy
University of Minnesota
Paul
Democrat
Murphysboro
Miss McCarthy
Hubert Humphrey
Carbondale
American cuisine rises in stature says Lang
George Lang, a prominent food figure and book consultant, argues that American cooking is writing the next chapter in world cuisine. He notes the shift from French dominance to American innovation with new techniques and abundant local ingredients.
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NEA
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George E. Lang
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France
China
United States
Gourmet
Resturant Associates Industries
New York
Russia
Italy
Scandinavia
Germany
Austria
Claifornia
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George Lang
National party conventions held in fifteen cities since 1856
The article notes national political conventions have occurred in 15 cities since 1856. It highlights Chicago as the Democratic meet site scheduled for August 26, noting it has hosted 24 previous conventions. It also states the Republicans will hold their meeting in Miami Beach for the first time.
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