Oriental Proxy Marriage Noted as Unpopular in West
An Oriental custom of marriage by proxy has never gained traction in Western societies. The article discusses cultural differences and the rarity of such practice in modern Western contexts.
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1964
Page
2
Dorothy Malone Wins Custody After Closed Trial
Actress Dorothy Malone 36 and French actor Jacques Bergerac 37 divorced after a 12 day closed door trial. Malone awarded custody of their two children.
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Los Angeles
Dorothy Malone
Jacques Bergerac
Extra Atlantic News-Telegraph Copies Sold By Advance Order
Readers urged to reserve quantities of The Atlantic News Telegraph in advance. Advertisers note the need to secure extra copies to meet demand and avoid shortages.
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Atlantic News-Telegraph
Quantuy
Deputy Says TV Lights So Bright Police Couldn't See Jack Ruby
Des Moines AP report quotes Dallas deputy chief Newton Fisher at Iowa Sheriffs Association. He cites TV lighting as a factor in Oswald’s death, notes Kennedy motorcade route flaws, and argues a straighter route could have moved the President farther from the shooter. Fisher states there is no doubt Oswald killed Kennedy.
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Jack Ruby
Des Moines
Ruby
Lee Harvey Oswald
Dallas
Newton T. Fisher
Fisher
Iowa Sheriffs Association
Kennedy
Oswald
Main St
Industrial Ave
Trade Mart
Elm
Houston
Johnson shares whispered advice from First Lady at White House dinner
President Johnson recounted whispered counsel he received from the First Lady at a White House dinner honoring British Prime Minister Harold Wilson. He quoted her warning that "this is judgment day" and that he should "use plenty of it" as they greeted Wilson.
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Johnson
Washington
White House
Harold Wilson
Mariner 4 Loses Canopus Lock Amid Mars Flight
Nasas Mariner 4 reports temporary loss of guidance lock on Canopus due to dust but command teams expect to regain the star. Flight path unchanged aiming near Mars around July 14, with attitude impact critical for Mars photography. Also notes Democratic Study Group backing rules changes to empower party leadership and reflect gains, affecting committee balance in the House.
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Washington
Mariner 4
Mars
Mariner
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Canopus
Democratic Study Group
House
Johnson
Ways and Means
Beagle Gift From Nebraskan to President Johnson
In Sedalia Missouri a female beagle is sent to Washington as a gift for President Johnson after his Beagle Her died. The dog, shipped by air at the direction of Rushville Nebraska lawyer E D Hollstein, comes with a card from Hollstein and his four daughters May Linda Susan and Irene.
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Sedalia
Washington
Johnson
William Freeman
E. D. Hollstein
Rushville
Neb
Hollstein
May
Linda
Susan
Irene
Rifle That Fires Drug Darts Targets Sleeping large Thino
A rifle designed to fire tranquilizing darts could subdue a four ton Thino the largest land animal after the elephant. The device aims to immobilize the animal without harm, highlighting advances in wildlife control.
Los Angeles Opens New Music Center With Star Soloist
Los Angeles celebrated the opening of a $52 million Music Center led by Mrs Norman Chandler’s drive to house orchestras and opera. Jascha Heifetz appeared as soloist as conductor Zubin Mehta tested acoustics amid marble lobbies and a golden shell enhancing sound in the new 3,250-seat venue.
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Los Angeles
New Music Center
Jascha Heifer
Norman Chandler
Philharmonic
Zubin Meta
New York
Philharmonic Hall
Lincoln Center
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