Onassis the Golden Greek Charms Jet Set
The article profiles Aristotle Onassis known as the Golden Greek, detailing his rise from a stateless youth in Smyrna to a shipping magnate. It notes his marriages, high society circles including Jacqueline Kennedy, and his control of a vast private fleet. It also mentions legal troubles and his links to Maria Callas. The piece contrasts his fortunes with religious calendars of Easter and Passover.
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Agnew Targets Wallace as Muskie Gaffe Sparks Indiana Swing
Vice Presidential candidate Spiro Agnew criticizes Wallace and his running mate Curtis LeMay over nuclear talk and wartime policy. He denounces Humphrey and protests while preparing a Gary Indiana stop and urging voters in Indiana to reject what he calls simplistic solutions to complex problems.
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Sit-Down Protests Over ISU Homecoming Queen Selection
Illinois State University faces protests as about 11 Black students, led by Frank Bowens, rally in a fourth floor hallway to challenge alleged election irregularities in selecting Sarah Wright as homecoming queen. President Brayden promises review and potential expansion of queen candidates.
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LeMay Tours U S Centers in Vietnam on Factfinding Visit
Vice presidential candidate Curtis LeMay visited Vietnam military sites including the Betaewah ship, Cam Ranh Bay, Tan Son Nhut, Long Binh and Nha Trang bases. Dressed in jungle fatigues he briefed at each location and avoided campaigning in a tour described as a routine courtesy to candidates.
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Brethren Church Hosts Missions Leader In Weekend Series
Rev J Men Ty Lang director of foreign missions for the Church of the Brethren speaks at 7 p.m. tonight at the Brethren Church and again Saturday evening as part of a three day visit. He addresses men at a breakfast Saturday morning at 8 and will conclude with final services in Anderson Elgin.
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Mrs Kennedy Faces Loss of Pension and Protection
Government sources say Mrs Join F Kennedy would lose her $10,000 annual pension and Secret Service protection if she remarries. Her two children could keep protection until age 16, unless travel restrictions apply. The widow’s pension was reduced and set to end by July 1 1967 amid debate over continued funds.
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