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Like many young people, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Taliafero of Corpus Christi, Tex. had
dreamed of spending their honeymoon on a remote tronin kl TKot'o ' ,
most newlyweds, but thanks to the Hawaiian Village, Bob and his bride were able to have all the
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Every groom shows off a little.
It's time for a coconut break.
Bride puts hubby in his place
fun of the dream on a
practical basis. The Ha
waiian Village isn't really a
village and it isn't remote. It's
an up-to-date hotel on Waikiki
Beach in Honolulu, but its
lUjJ tnatched huts and Polynesian
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CnWi1 newlyweds could want while still
affording all the conveniences of a
swank resort. What more. could honey
mooners ask? Nothing, the Taliaferos
blissfully agree.
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