Actor-producer Jack Webb divorce filed by Miss U S A Jacqueline Loughery
Los Angeles divorce proceedings clear for final decree between Jack Webb and Jacqueline Loughery Miss U S A 1953. Loughery sought to set aside the property settlement claiming signing under emotional stress but dropped the suit. Settlement includes 99000 alimony over five years and 35000 of community property.
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Kennedy Shriver gives birth to fifth child in caesarean
Mrs Eu nice Kennedy Shriver, 44, wife of Peace Corps Director R Sargent Shriver, welcomed her fifth child a boy by caesarean at St Elizabeth's Hospital. Both mother and infant are reported to be doing well.
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Variety of Local News From Phoenix to Pittsburgh
Former Senator Barry Goldwater checks in at St Josephs Hospital Phoenix for preliminary visits ahead of a back operation. Pope Paul VI arrives in Castel Gandolfo for his summer vacation and rests per cardinals advice. Keely Smith marries Albert Bowen in Las Vegas. Actor Howard Duff faces Sept 15 trial for drunken driving and license violation, bail set at 166 dollars. James Campbell 41 imbibed at Pittsburgh birth celebration, charges dismissed. Presbyterian junior day camp set for Forest Run State Park near Chester with 20 attendees and church leaders listed.
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Senate Group OKs Coleman Appointment
The Senate Judiciary Committee approved James P. Coleman to the 5th U S Circuit Court of Appeals by an 11 to 2 vote. Coleman, a former Mississippi governor, faced civil rights group criticism over his segregationist record but testified he would obey Supreme Court and Congress decisions. The nomination advances to the full Senate.
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Marks Wins Approval As USIA Director
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee swiftly approved the nomination of Leonard H. Marks, a Washington lawyer, to direct the U S Information Agency. The committee also approved Edward Clark of Austin Texas for the post.
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Sneak Thief Posing as Doctor Net $212 at Chillicothe Hospital
A man described as a dapper, slender about 40, posing as Dr. Roth talked with nurses Monday at Chillicothe Hospital. He entered the doctors dressing room and looted clothing of four doctors and one attendant, getting $212 before escape. Authorities pursue suspect after a staged operation schedule ruse.
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Teen Bride in May December Marriage Shocks Jackson County
Sharon Kay Hughes, 16, a seventh grader, married 62 year old Wesley David Bowen in Jackson County after applying for a license July 10 with parental consent. Bowen, a heavy construction worker, was divorced after a 39 year marriage and becomes stepfather to five and grandfather to five.
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Tollesboro Car Recovered in Gallia County
The Gallia County Sheriff's Department reports a stolen car owned by Danny King of Tollesboro Kentucky was recovered in Mason Ohio after being taken Monday night. Police Chief Fred Taylor Mason reported the theft.
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Intake Up For Ohio Imbibers
Liquor sales in Ohio rose about 1 million dollars a month year over year as state stores report total purchases of over 111 million dollars in the first half of the year. Liquor director Donald D. Cook says prosperity and affordability drive sales, not a rise in general drunkenness.
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Ex CIA Man Analyzes Bay of Pigs Disaster
Former CIA official Richard M. Bissell Jr. says heavier bombing of Castro air fields could have given Cuban exile invaders a better chance. He notes the 1961 invasion began April 17 and failed two days later after ammo and supplies ran out.Bissell cites a second bombing pause as a pivotal decision influenced by global criticism. He also cites miscalculations about keeping U S participation secret.
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False Teeth That Loosen Need Not Embarrass
Many wearers of false teeth have suffered embarrassment when their plate dropped or slipped. Sprinkle FASTEETH the alkaline powder on plates to feel more comfortable and reduce plate odor.
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