Henry Ford II quietly weds longtime partner Kathy DuRoss
In a five minute ceremony two weeks ago Henry Ford II retired Ford chairman married Kathy DuRoss in Carson City Justice of the Peace Tom Davis performed the secret wedding. The couple left for San Francisco aboard a private jet with a small wedding party and two cakes. Ford's three marriages are noted with prior spouses Anne McDonnell and Cristina Vettore Austin.
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Ford Motor Co
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Justice of the Peace
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Dennis Brynaert
Detroit
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Clerks
Lake Tahoe
Davis’ Office
Nevada
South Lake Tahoe
San Francisco
Anne McDonnell
Wall Street
Idaho
Cristina Vettore Austin
Paris
Waylon Jennings sued for 750000 in studio dispute
Nashville tensions rise as Waylon Jennings faces a 750000 lawsuit from former American Sound Studios executive Alan Cartee. The countersuit follows Jennings earlier action seeking 150000 for alleged repair refusals hurting record quality. The lease ran until August 14 though he moved out May 18 without notice.
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Waylon Jennings
Alan Cartee
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Davidson County Chancery Court
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Gloria Swanson reveals Kennedy affair in memoirs
Gloria Swanson claims in her autobiography that she carried on a 1927 affair with Joseph Kennedy Sr. and that he wished to leave his wife for a second household. She says Kennedy pressed for a child and describes a hotel-room encounter in Palm Beach, detailing his later denial.
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Robert
Edward Kennedy
William O'Connell
Boston
Kennedy
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Mr. Kennedy
Marquise de la Falaise
Ladies’ Home Journal
Palm Beach
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Marquise
Europe
Rose
Dick Drayne
Rose Kennedy
A Choice for Freedom by Herman Work
An exclusive essay by Herman Work appears in Sundays Parade offering reflections on liberty and personal responsibility. The piece invites readers to consider defining moments of choice and the meaning of freedom in everyday life.
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Herman Work
New York Woman Awarded 2.7 Million in Mistaken Mastectomy
A Manhattan jury awards Mary Williams 2.7 million for a mastectomy performed after a biopsy suggested cancer. Williams died last year from non cancer related causes. her sons share the award with her husband having died months after the operation. The trial revealed signed biopsy reports and hospital officials disputed responsibility.
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New York
Mary Williams
Hillcrest General Hospital
John Cordice
Reginald
Queens
Peter
Virginia
Henry
State Supreme Court
Manhattan
Cordice
Starr
Myers approves Supreme Court ruling on Abscam tapes broadcast
Former Rep. Michael Myers, expelled over Abscam, says he approves of the Supreme Court decision letting FBI videotapes be aired. The court rejected his bid to block broadcast, and networks aired excerpts while campaign managers discuss potential use in ads.
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UPI
Michael “Ozzie” Myers
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Abscam
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Myers
New York
Justice Department
Bob Barnett
Thomas Foglietta
Robert Burke
Barnett
Burke
Charles Geffen
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Harvard
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