Newlyweds Onassis Kennedy wed on Skorpios in Greece
Aristotelis Onassis and Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis wed in a Greek Orthodox ceremony on Skorpios, then sailed on the Christina yacht in the Ionian Sea. The family outlined plans for residence in New York and Newport, with future projects and security details surrounding the high profile union.
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Vatican Silence Shows Displeasure
Vatican officials greeted Jacqueline Kennedy's marriage to Aristotle Onassis with silent disapproval while privately hoping for a clear basis to decide. The issue hinges on whether Onassis received a Greek Orthodox ecclesiastical annulment of his first marriage, which would affect the Vatican's stance. Greek authorities report an Orthodox divorce granted in New York on April 19, 1961, but Roman Catholics question recognition of that divorce as an annulment. The Vatican would prefer confirmation that the Greek church annulled the first marriage to ease acceptance of the union.
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Tina) Livanos
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New York Police Slowdown Boosts Scofflaws
In New York City, police pace slackened as 23,000 officers quieted enforcement in a contract dispute. About 500 called in sick, with warnings issued for minor infractions and many cars left un-ticketed towed. The slowdown aims to gain higher pay, arguing danger of the job.
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Twenty four die in C47 transport crash
A C47 plane flying from Saigon to Da Nang crashed in the Central Highlands of South Vietnam near Ban Me Thuot at dawn killing all 24 aboard. The dead include 20 Air Force personnel, two Army men, and two civilians, according to U.S. military spokesmen.
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Corporations' Challenge at Williams College conference
In Williamsville Vermont, 75 corporation executives government officials and environmental experts gathered for a conference on The Corporation and the Environment. Gov. Philip Hoff chaired the opening session and urged closer cooperation between business and government to achieve regional environmental quality.
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Scenic and Thermal Pollution Fight to Block Champlain Plant
Vermont utility plans a nuclear plant on Lake Champlain face opposition led by Lyman Wood of Charlotte. The Champlain Committee, 1000 members strong, argues against any lakefront reactor over concerns of scenic and thermal pollution. They urge state regulators to scrutinize the project, noting prior cooling towers at Vernon aimed to prevent heating effects on the river.
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Tokyo Police Battle Leftist Demonstrators
Thousands of Zengakuren students fought police in Tokyo in protests against the Vietnam War. They urged more than 240000 workers and students to demonstrate and called for Okinawa to be returned from American control. In a major clash they assaulted a railway station and police retreated after tear gas was fired.
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Apollo 7 Astronauts Prep For Tuesday Splashdown
SPACE CENTER Houston AP I astronauts Schirra Eisele and Cunningham wrap up 11 day mission with final TV telecast and planned 7 12 a m EDT splashdown in the Western Atlantic after 4.5 million miles and 163 orbits. They face lingering colds decongestants and bearded portraits of wives on the flight deck as Apollo 8 looms for a possible December lunar voyage.
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RFK Memoirs Reveal Secrets Of 1962 Cuban Missile Crisis
Robert Kennedy's memoir excerpt in McCall's recounts the near clash with a Soviet submarine during the October 1962 Cuban missile crisis. It details Essex surface orders, Kennedy's fear for world war, Khrushchev letters urging restraint, and the moments shaping the U.S. blockade and eventual missile withdrawal.
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Hartford YMCA design team for Bennington area project
Inside Hartford reports on architects hired to design the new YMCA building for the Bennington area. The piece outlines planning stages and anticipated timeline for the community project.
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