Brown Casad wedding at Eighth Avenue Baptist Church
Miss Lena Brown and Robert Casad plan a double ring ceremony at Eighth Avenue Baptist Church with pale blue and white decor. Miss Brown, a Gerstmeyer High School graduate, will be joined by her Air Force fiancé stationed in San Antonio. The couple will host a reception at the church.
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Eighth Avenue Baptist Church
Lena J. Brown
Robert W. Casad
Miss Brown
Thomas B. Brown
18Th St
Casad
Towanda Cooper
Liberty Ave
Donald Edwards
Gerstmeyer High School
Gerstmeyer High
Mary E. Serban
Martin T. Pinkstaff
St. George Orthodox Church
Miss Serban
John Serban
Pinkstaff
Martin L. Pinkstaff
S. 19Th St
George Rados
Coriolan Tsac
Noel Burke
Tom Silver
Arlington
Indiana State University
Searst Roebue’s and Company
Woman's View: Miss Richman joins space coverage team
UPI space editor profile of Joan Richman a 29 year old St. Louis native who became co producer for CBS space coverage. She helps plan telecasts from Houston and tracking stations for Apollo 8 and explains the mission's significance and the Saturn V's power and size.
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New York
UPI
Joan Richman
United States
Cape Kennedy
Houston Space Center
Richman
Walter Cronkite
Pacific
Samoa
Miss Richman
America
Frank Borman
James A. Lovell
William A. Anders
Wellesley College
Network
Budget Supper Pea Soup From Schuylkill Haven Cook
Cooking Is Fun presents Sue Berger's Pea Soup and Egg Salad Sandwiches from Schuylkill Haven Pennsylvania. The recipe uses dried green peas ham bone onions celery parsley carrots butter potato salt and cheese for a hearty budget supper. Soak peas overnight chill, simmer ham bone with aromatics, shred meat, return to broth, add peas carrots and potatoes, brown onion, finish with cheese on top.
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Sue Berger
Island as big as Switzerland fits in Amazon mouth
An island the size of Switzerland could fit into the mouth of the Amazon River, illustrating vast waterway capacity and the extraordinary scale of the river system. This comparison highlights the Amazon's immense breadth and symbolism of its expansive reach.
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Switzerland
Amazon River
Woman in Space Program Learns Fast through Reading
A woman in the special events department, alerted to an opening in space work, admits limited initial knowledge of space exploration but began a crash course. She notes that as the program advanced, all involved learned rapidly, and she spent the day prior reading about the moon.
Clown Faces Checked for Originality in Croydon
A circus tradition allows a novice clown to send makeup ideas to the International Circus Clown Club in Croydon England to be checked against registered clown faces. If original, the design receives approval.
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International Circus Clown Club
Croydon
England
Wear Cotton Eyelet Fabrics for Cooling in Hot Weather
In hot weather choose cotton eyelet and other self ventilating fabrics that feel cooler than air conditioning. These textiles offer airflow and light comfort, helping to reduce heat buildup while remaining breathable and stylish.
Dear Abby Advice Column Fragments About Relationships
A reader seeks guidance on ending a living arrangement with a married man and notes his lack of financial support. Abby advises to throw him out and says single men make better husbands. Further letters discuss truck drivers, a mother who looks young at 51, and welfare concerns.
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Abby
Bute
Stuck
Solly
Peruvian Government Plans Agricultural Penal Colonies
Lima Peru officials announce a morality campaign including the establishment of agricultural penal colonies in the jungle. The program aims to curb prostitution narcotics trafficking and bureaucratic corruption.
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Lima
Peru
UPI
Sun far exceeds Earth in size by factor of 1.3 million
A science note states the Sun is about 1.3 million times larger than Earth, illustrating the vast scale difference between a star and our planet. The fact emphasizes the immense size of the Sun relative to terrestrial dimensions.
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Earth
Holidays Gather at Stratford Hills and Other Homes
Mr and Mrs David I Day of Stratford Hills host their son Bart Day a Wabash College junior for the holidays. Dr and Mrs W L Loewenstein of 909 Ohio Blvd host Paul Loewenstein a Stanford sophomore. Neal Rider Erickson a Caltech junior and Allen Erickson a Purdue senior spend holidays with E A Erickson at 3327 Oak Dr. Richard Duwelius a Ball State freshman in Architecture visits with Thomas A Duwelius at 2751 College Ave.
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David I. Day
Stratford Hills
Bart Day
Wabash College
Crawfordsville
W. L. Loewenstein
Ohio Blvd
Paul Loewenstein
Stanford University
Palo Alto
Calif
Neal Rider Erickson
California Institute of Technology
Pasadena
Allen Erickson
Purdue University
West Lafayette
E. A. Erickson
Oak Dr
Richard Duwelius
Ball State University
School of Architecture
Thomas A. Duwelius
College Ave
Country Club Teenage Holiday Party Set at Terre Haute Club
The Country Club of Terre Haute hosts its annual teenage party for members' children, ages 13 to 18, Friday from 8 to 11 p.m. The Kicks provide music and reservations are via 299-2156. Co chairs are Mrs. Mark Fisk and her husband with committee members listed.
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Country Club of
Terre Haute
Kicks
Mark Fisk
Gateway Drive
J. Kenneth Moulton
James Schroeder
Ed Weston
E. R. Pettebone
Donald E. Wood
Augusta firemen revive eight German shepherd puppies
Firemen in Augusta Georgia rushed to a blaze and used mouth to mouth resuscitation to revive eight tiny victims German shepherd puppies.
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Augusta
Avon siblings both injure feet in school gym incident
The day after a boy in Avon Massachusetts broke his right foot while playing basketball in the town’s school gym, his sister sustained a similar foot fracture in the same gym and at the same school.
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Avon
Mass
Women group events and gatherings in Terre Haute area
District deputy president Mrs. Carrie Lovell hosted a turkey dinner for staff officers on December 21 with an evening of games and a gift exchange. Attendees included Vernah Stewart, Orbie Owens, Carrie Hickman, Irene Purcell, Thelma Taylor, Caroline Gard, Lillian Barrett, Hazel Jackman and Ruby Snyder. The Air Force Mothers and Wives Club will hold its first meeting after holidays, inviting all mothers and two active duty personnel spouses. Biggs Terre Haute Chapter 336 Women of the Moose meets at 8 pm with Mrs. Lucille King presiding. Terre Haute Alumnae of Alpha Phi host holiday coffee at Mrs. Robert Miller’s home with several area collegiates and alumnae including Carol Marcus, Ruth Ann Hellman, Susan Dinkel, Kathy Drake, Mary Beth Curry, Jean Ann McCallister, Carol Hos, Kay McCool, and pledges Susan Boyll and Trisa Van Sell. Beta Tau Alpha Phi and Delta Pi Alpha Phi women’s groups are represented by Terri Monroe and others, with alumnae hostesses listed.
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Rebekah
Carrie Lovell
Mmes
Vernah Stewart
Orbie Owens
Carrie Hickman
Irene Purcell
Thelma Taylor
Caroline Gard
Lillian Barrett
Hazel Jackman
Ruby Snyder
Air Force Mothers’ and Wives’ Club
Air Force
Federal Building
Carl R. Rose
Parkview Drive
Terre Haute
Alpha Phi
Robert Miller
FE. Lawrin Blvd
Carol Marcum
Ruth Ann Hellman
Susan Dinkel
Kathy Drake
Mary Beth Curry
Jean Ann McCallister
Carol Hos
West Terre Haute
Kay McCool
Clinton
Delta Pi Chapter
Indiana State University
Susan Boyll
Trisa van Sell
Delta Pi
Beta Tau
Indiana University
Terri Monroe
Robert Adamson
Esten Fuson
Philip Farmer
Winifred Ray
Thieves Take Cash Cards From Albuquerque Service Station
Police report thieves did not target the till at an Albuquerque service station but instead stole the cash and several credit cards, totaling about 60 dollars in cash and multiple cards.
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Albuquerque
N.M
Brando to star as British agent in Quemada film
Marlon Brando will play a British agent who helps mastermind a Caribbean island revolution in the 19th century drama Quemada. The project marks Gillo Pontecorvo's first film since Battle of Algiers won prizes.
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New York
Marlon Brando
Holly's festive span through ancient cultures
The National Geographic Society notes holly was used long before Christmas by ancient Greeks for luck and by superstitious Romans to protect property from lightning, reflecting its broad cultural significance.
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National Geographic Society
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Davey
Darwin Rd
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N. 6Th St
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Adian Acre Foods
Hulman
Country Club
Beatrice Biggs
Tribune Woman's Editor
Biggs
Women of the Moose
Moose Home
Lucille King
Beatrice
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Caribbean
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Fountain Room
Sharon Horrall
Shirley Mier
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Ramada Plaza
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