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Newspaper

Corbin Sunday Times

Location

Corbin, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1969

Page

7

Debutante Adam Powell Jr Weds White Socialite

Adam Clayton Powell III, 22, son of the New York congressman, married Beryl Slocum, 26, a Rhode Island socialite and Radcliffe graduate, in Washington Cathedral. The couple plan a Europe Moscow Bimini honeymoon and will live in New York.

Washington Adam Clayton Powell III Beryl Slocum Europe Moscow Bimini Powell New York Miss Slocum Washington Cathedral John J. Slocum Rhode Island

Cincinnati Woman Is Accused of Killing Foster Mother

Knox County native Earl Wilson, 25, describes his estranged sister Barbara Sue Wilson Shutt, 23, as the Cincinnati woman charged with first degree murder in the bludgeoning and shooting death of Dr. Jane M. Shutt, a 43 year old psychiatrist. Barbara, adopted by Charles and Jane Shutt, was arrested after the body was found at 122 Glenway Avenue.

Earl Wilson Covington Orphana Es Earl Barbara Sue Wilson) Shutt Berea Jane M. Shutt Cincinnati Ninth Street Barbara Barbourville Knox County Wilson Kentucky Danville Corbin Shutts Dr Shutt Berea College Health Service Charles St. Elizabeth Hospital Bond Hill School Farr Brenda Hayes Elementary School Jane Dr. Shutt Glenway Avenue Redfox Stables Charles Shutt

Rockefeller Trip Marred By Violence

Gov. Nelson Rockefeller offered to meet with militant students to discuss grievances as violence marred his Latin America tour. In Guayaquil, six students were killed and 32 injured in disturbances while Quito hosted the ninth stop with clashes leaving one dead and several injured.

Joe McGowan JR Associated Press Quito Ecuador Nelson A. Rockefeller Bolivia Rockefeller Latin America Nixon U.S Vietnam United States New York Guayaquil University of Guayaquil

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