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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1963
Page
8
Readable text outlines four meal in one salads from Spain Lebanon and Greece. Dishes include Olive Shrimp Mold with tomato juice cream cheese and shrimp from Jaen ham styled tuna and ham salad from Jaen and a Lebanese bulgar mint salad. Also notes la Grecque marinated potatoes and use of dry dressing mixes.
The fragment lists ingredients for a salad or dish including olives and shrimp with Italian dressing mix, parsley, scallions, diced tomatoes and lettuce, hinting at a prepared dish or recipe notes from a page segment.
The Tucson Chapter of the National Association of Legal Secretaries installs Thelma Lyons as president at 7 p.m. Saturday at the Desert Inn Motel. Officers include Diane Austin as vice president and Miranda Freiberg as secretary with Sylvia Flores treasurer Guelda Brown national representative and Eddie Akers national director. Delegates to the national convention in Minneapolis in July are Henry Grimshaw Ralph Knollenberg and Lee Critchfield. All attorneys and their wives and all legal secretaries and escorts are welcome. reservations via Mrs. Vivian Ostkar.
Washington Post reports President Kennedy sometimes acts as cook and butler when Mrs. Kennedy is away. He reportedly raids the breadbox and dismisses servants, inviting friends to dine in a casual setup with warming containers. In one case a couple arrived in black tie to a candlelit dinner served by the President in sleeves and a tea towel.
Prince Rainier and Princess Grace landed in New York for a five week visit. They will attend Broadway shows and visit friends before Rainier’s return to Monaco for the Grand Prix on May 24 and Grace’s return on May 28.
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