Liz Taylor Secures Mexican Divorce From Eddie Fisher
Uncontested Mexican divorce granted in Puerto Vallarta clears path for Elizabeth Taylor to marry Richard Burton. Judge Arcadio Estrada ruled no community property and awarded custody of Liza Todd. Fischer did not contest and the settlement over Cleopatra earnings remains unsettled.
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Richard Burton
Arcadio Estrada
Eddie Fisher
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Toronto
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Cleopatra
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Mexico City
Catholics Can Vote For Divorced Candidate
The Boston archdiocese notes Catholics may vote for candidates who have been divorced or remarried if they show competence. Auxiliary Bishop Thomas J. Riley writes in the Pilot that personal character matters for public office but concedes practical needs favor capable leaders even with virtue deficits.
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Boston
Thomas J. Riley
Archdiocese of
St. John’s Seminary
Pilot
Archdiocesan Newspa
Riley
Golden State Gets Most NASA Contracts
A government report shows California receiving 50.4 percent of NASA procurement contracts totaling 3.2 billion dollars in the prior year. Missouri and Louisiana followed with 9 percent and 8.5 percent respectively. no other state reached 5 percent. Representative George P. Miller of California defends distributing contracts by competence and notes NASA spending exceeds 5 billion annually. The piece also mentions Massachusetts accounting for 2 percent and a proposed 50 million dollar NASA Electronics research center near Boston awaiting funding.
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Washington
California
Space Agency
Missouri
Louisiana
George P. Miller
D-Calif
NASA Electronics Research
Boston
Oswald Mother Seeks Public Backing in JFK Case
Mrs Marguerite Oswald arrived in Boston to promote her campaign to clear her son Lee H Oswald's name in the Kennedy assassination. She cited sympathy from the public and reported $900 in small donations plus life policy and record proceeds while saying she will gain royalties from a forthcoming book and a phonograph record. She said she has not seen Marina Oswald since Nov 28 and would not discuss the Ruby murder trial.
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Lee H. Oswald
John F. Kennedy
Marguerite Oswald
WDZ
Logan International Airport
WBZ
Oswald
New York
Jack Ruby
Dallas
Baby Kennedy
Kennedy
Civil Air Cadets
Dogs Treated Well At Auschwitz Witness Says
At the Germany war crimes trial, a witness described Nazi camp conditions noting that guard dogs lived in dry concrete kennels while prisoners endured airless muddy barracks. Maj. Gen. Joachim Caesar recalled managing prisoner crops and said he heard reports of abuse but did not witness it.
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Auschwitz
Frankfurt
Germany
Auschwitz Concentration Camp
Joachim Caesar
Caesar
Constanz
Regis Toomey Celebrates 35 Years as a Cop Actor
Regis Toomey marks 35 years playing cops in film and TV. He has served as patrolman detective captain and commissioner and now plays a detective sergeant in Burke s Law while balancing roles as private eye and investigator. The actor, born with white hair and blue eyes, notes a steady career since 1929 with 225 films and five TV series. Burke s Law returns for another season.
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Newse
Toomey
Homicide
Amos Burke
ABC
Chester Morris
Congress Eyes 44 Percent Pay Hike For Lawmakers
The House Rules Committee backed a $10 000 annual raise lifting congressional salaries from 22 500 to 32 500 a 44 rise. Critics note living costs rose about 15 over the period since 1955. Other proposed increases include the vice president speaker of the House and Supreme Court justices.
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Washington
Congress
House Rules Committee
Supreme Court
Neither Party Seeks Fuss Over Congress Pay Rise
Leaders from both parties move to pass a 10000 dollar raise for Congress members with minimal debate. The 545 million package covers 1.7 million federal workers and clears the Rules Committee ahead of floor action. Republicans stayed silent to avoid a roll call while aim is to push the bill to the Senate by voice vote.
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Washington
Congress
House
Rules Committee
Republican Policy Committee
Senate
Concession Bids Sought for Emerald Lake State Park
Vermont Department opens sealed bids in Montpelier at 2 00 p m on March 25 1964 to operate the park concession at Emerald Lake East Dorset for summer sale of confections ice cream soft drinks cigars cigarettes and related items. Further specs and forms available from Park Service office in Montpelier. Department may reject any or all bids. Perry H Merrill Commissioner.
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Department of Forests and Parks
Montpelier
Vermont
Park Service
Perry H. Merrill
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