Mixed Marriage Ends in New York Wedding
A British subject bride and Israeli groom Hym Menasha Frenkel and Dianne Brandon wed in a Jewish ceremony at Rabbi Louis Newman's home after Frenkel secured a $1,000 bond to prevent deportation. The Spiezers provided the bond, sharing a mixed marriage history, while Frenkel's mother opposed the union. Immigration officials had moved to deport him over visa violations, but naturalization progress for Brandon offered hope.
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Red China Eyes British Jets for Cuba Route
London reports Communist China seeks long range jet planes from Britain to run a direct line to Cuba via Pakistan and Africa. Trade could rise toward 300 million dollars annually, aided by Beijing’s Westward ties. Britain sees slow but promising long term gains amid Sino Soviet rift and trade fair in Peking with Douglas Jay visiting.
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Cushing to lead Mass for JFK anniversary
Cardinal Richard Cushing will officiate a commemorative Mass on November 22 marking the first anniversary of President John F. Kennedy's assassination. The low Mass will be in English at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross, similar to last January's service. It remains unclear if Kennedy family members will attend.
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Luxembourg to abdicate grand duchess name Jean 1944
Grand Duchess Charlotte of Luxembourg will abdicate this Thursday November 12 in favor of her eldest son Prince Jean. The 74 year old ruler has led Luxembourg for more than 45 years and the abdication will be a simple ceremony at the grand ducal palace with Prince Jean driving to Parliament to sworn fidelity to the laws and people.
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Soviets Tighten Private Plots As Agricultural Policy Shifts
UPI notes ongoing Soviet changes to farming policy amid chronic agricultural trouble. Brezhnev signals a larger role for private plots, Ukraine and Estonia lift limits, as the regime shifts away from collective struggle while Invests in fertilizer and farm investment. Trofim Lysenko, linked to plant theory, remains a notable figure in the era's crop science discourse.
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Burglars Steal 300-Pound Coin-Changer From Laundromat
In Los Angeles two burglars using pipe cutters and hacksaws plundered a self-service laundry, removing a 300 pound coin changing machine. Owner Robert Barton said his burglar-proof guarantee would be void if the equipment left the premises.
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Researcher Breaks Code of Stone Age Calendar
Washington reports that a New York writer has cracked a Stone Age calendar code showing early lunar observation by hunters 10,000 to 20,000 years ago. Marshack says four notations from Ukraine, Czechoslovakia, and Spain indicate moon phases and month length, linking calendar use to preagricultural culture.
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Unemployment Seen Reduced By Tax Cut
Washington reports the 11.5 billion tax cut appears to lower long-term unemployment. Labor data show 3.3 million jobless, a 5.2 percent rate in October, little changed from September, with 300,000 more employed. Analyst Harold Goldstein credits the tax cut and retraining for easing long-term joblessness.
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National Window LBJ's Mandate Seen Test For Wise Use of Power
United Press International assesses Lyndon Baines Johnson after the November election as facing a defining test of his leadership. The piece compares him to FDR, warns of the dangers of a mandate, and questions Johnson's ability to wield vast power without reckless overreach. It notes the political risk of overconfidence and the likelihood he may be drawn into testing limits beyond his capacity.
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