Rockefeller divorce announced after 31 years of marriage
National figure Nelson A. Rockefeller confirms a trim, amicable separation from his wife of 31 years. The governor plans to seek re election in 1963 while presidential prospects for 1964 remain uncertain. Mrs Rockefeller, heir to a railroad fortune, will stay in New York as Rockefeller alternates between Albany and his brother Laurence S Rockefellers New York apartment.
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Jackie Kennedy Falls From Horse in Virginia Ride
Jacqueline Kennedy reassured her husband that she was all right after a fall from her horse during a Piedmont hunt near Upperville Virginia. Eyewitnesses described a balking horse at a rail fence jump, she remounted quickly, and the First Lady returned to the hunt. Aides called the president to report the incident dismissed as a very minor mishap. Life magazine sought to buy the photo of the fall, with photographer Marshall Hawkins stating he captured the moment.
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Grinnell Students Meet Bundy at White House Over Peace
Fifteen fasting Grinnell College students met with Presidential Assistant McGeorge Bundy at the White House Friday night to urge a national student conference on war and peace. Bundy will relay the proposal to President Kennedy who invited them after reading coverage of their peace fast.
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Fraternity House Burns Injuring Five at USD
Five college students were hurt when a fire swept Tau Kappa Epsilon at the University of South Dakota early Saturday. Don ald Nesland of Sturgis helped classmates to safety as firemen rescued another from the third floor. The 23 room brick house, valued at about 90000 dollars, was largely ruined within 30 minutes. Dave Doering of Armour was in serious condition with a broken back and pelvis. Jack Bright of Sac City was listed in fairly good condition. Nesland suffered smoke inhalation and possible rib injuries.
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Crane Budget Bureau Files for Bankruptcy in Detroit
The Crane Budget Bureau Inc began last March to help Detroiters avoid bankruptcy and filed a bankruptcy petition Friday, signaling the end of its operations.
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Rocky Divorce Move Threatens 1964 GOP Picture
Governor Rockefeller and wife plan divorce which could reshape the national political climate. A potential Republican presidential candidate, his split raises questions about the party’s 1964 strategy and the role of a divorced candidate in national politics.
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Elevator Girl Trapped By Blaze Rescued In Bank Building
A fire at the Mercantile National Bank building in Dallas trapped elevator operator Joy Buckley, 19, on the 28th floor. Firefighters rescued her after about two hours. she was unharmed, though shaken, and the blaze heavily damaged the 28th floor of the 35 story tower.
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Nine Children Orphaned After Connecticut Crash
NORWICH Conn AP Nine children were orphaned Friday night when a car driven by Frank Craig 42 and his wife 37 went out of control on a curve killing both. Mrs Craig was expecting her 10th child.
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Prospects Improve for Cedar Rapids Bus Contract
Cedar Rapids bus drivers union president Angelo Carter reported a tentative general agreement reached at Friday’s session but details remain. City Lines manager Stanley M Jasudowicz said the dispute is not settled yet and a Saturday session with mediator Sam Johns is hoped to yield a settlement and union ratification.
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Stamp in Day's Honor Planned
NEW YORK AP A stamp honoring Dag Hammarskjold the late U N secretary general will be issued by the U S on U N day Oct 24 1962 Postmaster Gen Day told the American Stamp Dealers Assn Friday night that the stamp would be produced by artists and designers of the U N Postal Administration Day said the post office department was looking forward to a commemorative stamp in honor of Speaker Sam Rayburn who died Thursday
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Finns Jittery Over New Russian Pressure on Talks
Helsinki reports rising concern as Moscow presses Finland for joint defense talks. Officials say Finland seeks neutrality and to avoid immediate war threat fears, viewing Soviet pressure as pushing them toward a one way street. Washington notes NATO maneuvers and German talks near the Baltic raise security stakes.
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Eleven Men Rescued After Two Days on Arctic Ice Floe
Barrow Alaska AP reports a rescue plane evacuated 11 men stranded beside their plane for two days on an Arctic ocean ice floe. They were flown to Barrow after being picked up Friday.
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Lebanese Premier Karami’s cabinet wins confidence vote
Beiruts new government led by Premier Rashied Karami secured parliamentary confidence on Saturday after its formation. The vote affirms the cabinet despite regional tensions and calls for reform.
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Ranger Dud Delays Moon Plans in Space Test
CAPE CANAVERAL AP A Ranger 2 mission fired a satellite platform into orbit but failed to eject the piggyback payload for a million mile round trip. Officials warned the setback will likely push back next year's moon landing program and a third Ranger launch. James Burke said signals were received but Ranger 2 provided little data as the craft remained in a near earth orbit.
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Iowa Seeks IRS Data Pact to Uncover Tax Evasion
Des Moines AP The IRS preliminarily approves a pact to share federal tax records with Iowa to detect state and federal tax evasion. Gov Erbe and IRS commissioner eye use of Iowa’s new data processing center to cross check 1963 returns from 1962 taxes, boosting revenue and enforcement.
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