There’s A Hitch Dear Abby Column Mystery
A reader asks why a Navy veteran stalls on marriage and a trip through a stalled relationship. Dear Abby advises personal choice, space, and respect for boundaries, noting communication limits and emphasizing that joint decision timing is private.
Inaugural Fashion Flurry Begins In Washington
The first fashion flurry of the inauguration opens with an estimated queue at the National Gallery to meet Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson and Mrs. Hubert Humphrey. They unveil gowns for three days of events from outdoor outfits to ball gowns in red white and blue.
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Pattern Catalog Order Form and Mailing Instructions
A request form seeks fifty cents per pattern plus fifteen cents handling for first-class mail. Send to Anne Adams at Winchester Evening Star Pattern Dept New York with name address zone size and style number complete. Includes notice of a Spring Summer Pattern Catalog and Boga coupon.
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Arrowheads Removed For Parade Inauguration
Four Cochiti dancers from New Mexico will appear in the Washington inauguration parade without arrowheads after Secret Service questioned them about their weaponry. Sponsor Joe Herrera said the arrowheads were steel and were voluntarily removed for security.
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Vice President Nearly Collides With Kitchen At Perle's Gala
At the inaugural gala in Washington Mrs. Humphrey wore white while Lynda Johnson attended with Lt. David Lefeve. Guests included Rudolph Nureyev and Margot Fonteyn as well as social figure Mrs. Mesta. Humphrey joked about campaigning as partygoers mingled and the kitchen stayed busy.
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Peace Corps expands service history and global reach
Since 1961, 110000 Americans have applied for Peace Corps service. Over 10000 have served and 5000 continue to volunteer monthly. Peace Corps personnel have been sent to 46 countries, with 24 other nations on waiting lists and a backlog of over 50000 volunteer requests from foreign governments.
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Bob Hope Christmas Show Delights GIs Again
The annual Bob Hope Christmas show charms with its troupe spirit as Hope jokes about military life and features pretty guest stars. Filmed on a holiday journey from the Philippines to Viet Nam, the 90 minute NBC program focuses on the soldiers and comforts them away from home. CBS airs a color version of the Oz re run, while NBC reports 2.86 million color sets in use, up 77 percent from last year.
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CBS
Judy Garland
Empty Shells Become Dessert Party Star
Fill packaged sponge shells with vanilla ice cream. Top with cranberry orange relish spooned from the new convenient 14 ounce wide mouth jar. Turns an everyday meal into a party.
Nutmeg Elevates Spinach and Mashed Rutabaga Flavor
Nutmeg enhances creamed spinach and also brightens the flavor of mashed rutabaga, pairing warmly with both dishes. The spice adds a subtle aromatic note that ties vegetable dishes together.
Norfolk Ledger Star Wins Copeland Award for Coverage
The Norfolk Ledger Star receives the Virginia Press Association W. S. Copeland Memorial Award for its handling of stories on three boys slayings. The Waynesboro News-Virginian Roanoke Times and Ashland Herald-Progress also receive National Newspaper Week honors at the WPA meeting in Roanoke. Government officials note progress toward prison recreation reforms in Nevada following a gambling crackdown.
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