Weddings Bring Two Local Couples Together in Joyful Ceremonies
Miss Sandra Myles and Carl Readinger wed at the First Church of God with Rev. Chester Kline officiating. The bride, daughter of Mrs. Eugene Myles, wore white velvet with lace, crowned by a rhinestone and pearl headpiece. The reception followed for 40 guests at the bride’s mother’s home. The couple will live at 1344 1st Ave. later. In a separate notice, Miss Jacqueline Rose Morgan and John Franklin Adkerson set January 24 for their Southside Church of Christ ceremony at 7 30 p.m., with music by the church choir. Details include the Morgan and Adkerson families, attendants, a 150-guest reception, and post-wedding plans for Jonesy’s Pine Forest Trailer Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church OF God
Sandra Myles
Carl Readinger
Chester Kline
Eugene Myles
1St Ave
Mr. Myles
Mr. Readinger
Edna Readinger
Chase St
George Readinger
Robert Bryan
Marilyn Flack
Sally Bene
John Clasman
Letha Lewis
Ruth Chapman
Jacqueline Rose Morgan
John Franklin Adkerson
Robert Bradford
Southside Church of Christ
Miss Morgan
Harold Morgan
5Th St
Adkerson
Harry Adkerson
Bonnie Adams
RR 2
Brazil
Sharon Isom
Beth E. Wilkey
Mary Ray
St. Anthony Hospital
Jonesy
Pine Forest
Graham Deems Rockfest Refreshing Reflections on Youth
Evangelist Billy Graham, addressing about 2,500 youths at the Miami Hollywood Rock Festival, said he often attends love-ins incognito to gauge young people. He called the event refreshing, noted mixed reactions, and pledged to return to spread the Gospel, believing the generation holds deep religious undercurrents in their music.
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Hollywood
Fla
Billy Graham
Newsmen
Miami-Hollywood
Graham
Jesus
God
Rumors of Ruble Revaluation Hit Moscow News
A Moscow satirical piece mocks rumors that the ruble will be cut in value by lowering wages and prices by half or two thirds. The city government run paper notes the rumors reflect official concern despite likely official stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Communist Party
Pagadian Priest Urges Women to Stop Wearing Miniskirts
Pagadian City Philippines Catholic parish priest Father Patrick Cronin urged women parishioners to stop wearing miniskirts during mass calling the practice highly condemnable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pagadian City
Philippines
UPI
Patrick Cronin
Families Gather for Holidays from Indiana Colleges
Mr and Mrs Wesley Farmer welcome daughter Diana Lynn Farmer a freshman at Butler University Indianapolis for the holidays. Mr and Mrs Richard Heustis host daughter Marilyn Heustis a junior at Indiana University Bloomington. Mr and Mrs David Lee host daughters Margaret Lee a DePauw freshman and Nikki Lee employed in New York City for the season. Dr and Mrs Don M Mattox host son Douglas Mattox a first year Yale University medical student. Mr and Mrs Virgil D House host son W Dwight House a Duke University graduate student in Durham.
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Wesley Farmer
West Terre Haute
Diana Lynn Farmer
Butler University
Indianapolis
Richard Heustis
Clinton Rd
Marilyn Heustis
Indiana University
Bloomington
David Lee
Allendale
Miss Margaret Lee
Miss Nikki Lee
Miss Margaret
DePauw University
Nikki
New York City
Don M. Mattox
Hamilton Dr
Douglas Mattox
Yale University School of Medicine
Virgil D
Davis Ave
W. Dwight House
Duke University
Durham
N. C
Transplant Patient Dies in Paris After Heart Surgery
Paris AP report Jose Fores, a heart transplant patient and Spanish refugee at Broussais Hospital, died today. He had shown rejection symptoms after surgery on November 24, 1968. Emmanuel Vitria in Marseille, who received a heart four days later on November 28, 1968, remains the sole survivor among France’s ten transplant patients.
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Paris
Jose Fores
Broussais Hospital
Fores
Spain
France
Emmanuel Vitria
Marseille
Indian Party Endorses Plan for Militant Socialism
The Congress All-India Committee endorsed Indira Gandhi's program of stronger socialist reforms. It called for nationalizing all import trade and urged funding for scientific research. Additional measures included nationalizing sugar mills in Uttar Pradesh and starting land reform by 1971. The move follows a split with the Syndicate, now an opposition party.
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Bombay
India
Congress Party
Indira Gandhi
All-India Committee
Uttar Pradesh
Ivory Coast stops rebellion by Sammi Liberation Movement
Ivory Coast army quashes an armed secessionist bid by the Samwi Liberation Movement Molisam. Interior Minister Nanlo Bamba stated the outlawed group issued bulletproof shirts and argued for independence for the Agni tribe, while the government rejected secession.
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Abossos
Ivory Coast
Nanlo Bamba
Samwi Liberation Movement
Molisam
Biafra
Samwi
Agni
Psychiatric Help Cost Him a Job
Dear Abby replies that laws and biases bar employment for psychiatric history and that avoiding treatment can mask illness. She notes many rules are archaic and unjust and argues against secret stigma while urging openness and reform.
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Abby
Houston
Census Bureau Plan Survey in Terre Haute Area
Census Bureau representatives will survey Terre Haute residents during January to gauge consumer buying and home improvement expectations. Mrs. Margaret K. Lee leads the effort locally with questions on house and appliance purchases, home repairs, and future plans. Data are confidential and used for federal program planning. The Golden Gate Bridge main structure used nearly 100000 tons of steel.
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U.S. Department of Commerce
Bureau of the Census
Census Bureau
Margaret K. Lee
Terre Haute
United States
Nixon to Sign Tax Reform Bill Before Vacation
President Nixon, back at the White House after a trip to his mountain retreat, said he would sign the tax reform bill before leaving for a two week winter vacation in California. The measure falls 2.5 billion dollars short of the revenue he sought. He discussed trimming spending with aides John Ehrlichman and Henry Kissinger as he plans to send the 1971 federal budget to Congress in about a month. Nixon will depart Tuesday for San Clemente, Calif., flying from Camp David with his wife and daughter Tricia.
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Washington
Nixon
White House
California
John D. Ehrlichman
Henry A. Kissinger
Hippie Quarters Could Revive Urban Neighborhoods
Rutgers professor Dr George W Carey told an AAAS session that the hip pie idea may help middle class growth and urban renewal. He said hippie communes attract media attention drawing cosmopolitan members of the upper class, spurring shops housing and professional activity.
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Boston
Rutgers University
George W. Carey
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Women Gather for Luncheon and Program at Legion Post
Tribune Woman's Easter notes Penn Central Women's Club meets Tuesday at noon for a covered dish luncheon at Krieftenstein American Legion Post. Mrs. Gladys Chester chairs, with co chair Hazel O'Neil and others. President James Mason to lead business and present president's letter. Program by Mrs. Jacob Cobb on Fore Edge Painting. Also mentions Harvard Library holding 7,600,357 volumes. Vigo County Licensed Practical Nurses Alumnae to hold 7 o'clock holiday party at Cancer Society Building with $1 gift exchange. contact Maude Fox or Virginia Buckner.
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Penn Central Women’s Club
Kriefenstein American Legion Post
Curtis
James Carr
David Lee
James Mason
Jacob Cobb
Little Woman luncheon hosted by PEO Sisterhood Chapter K
A luncheon is set for Friday at 1 PM organized by Chapter K PEO Sisterhood at the Elks City Club. Hostesses include Miss Flor. The note ends with a playful line about returning something to Maxie.
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Chapter K. Peo Sisterhood
Elks City Club
Flor
League of Terre Haute Sets January Meeting Details
Members will meet on January 7 at 112 Briarwood Lane with president Charles McCrory presiding over the 10 a.m. executive board and 11 a.m. general session followed by a noon luncheon. Hostesses include Mrs. Phillip Farmer Mrs. William Bindley and Mrs. Richard Comer. The League Dental Trailer resumes school visits starting January 6 at Cruft School Vigo County.
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League of Terre Haute
J. Carroll
Briarwood Lane
Charles McCrory
Fletcher
Phillip Farmer
William Bindley
Richard Comer
League Dental
Vigo County
Cruft School
Terre Haute Day Nursery board meeting rescheduled
Regular board meeting of the Terre Haute Day Nursery is moved from January 2 to Friday January ? . The session will be at the Day Nursery located at 721 Elm Street with Mrs. John Bloxsome presiding.
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Terre Haute Day Nursery
Elm St
John Bloxsome
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Jane Nattkemper
Tribune Society
Myles-Readinger
Nattekemper
Bonnie M. Adams
Janet M. Adams
Beth Chapman
Julie Chapman
Dean Cook
Ben Adams Jr
Greg McCutchan
Harold L. Morgan
Thomas B. Isom Jr
Pioneer
NEW York Life
Jim Gibson
Victor
N. 7Th St
PhOn
Candy Lynn Mansard Hooker
Donald McClain
Maplewood Christian Church
Miss Hooker
Marie Hooker
Barbour Ave
McClain
Robert McClain
Stranahan High School
Fort Lauderdale
Garfield High School
Dean Axbby
Abigail van Buren
Los Angeles
Cal
Golden Gate Bridge
Vietnam
Victor L. Pfister
Charles E. Pfister
Poplar St
Pfister
St. Meinard High School
St. Meinard College
U. S
Beatrice Biggs
Gladys Chester
Hazel O'Neil
Harvard University Library
Vigo County School Corp
Beatrice
Biggs
Cancer Society
Putnam St
Maude Fox
Ash St
Virginia Buckner
Oak St
Maxie
League OF TH
DAY Nursery
Woodburn Printing Co., Inc
South 6Th St
Germany
Wool and Melton
Capes
Junior
Missy
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