Roosevelt Marries Patricia Oakes at Clove Creek Farm
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr. wed Patricia Louisa Oakes, adopted daughter of Nancy Oakes, Baroness Hueningen Huene, in a Clove Creek Farm ceremony in New York. The match links to the Oakes baroness lineage and the famed murder case unsolved since World War II. In other notes Buck Owens seeks dissolution of his five day marriage to Jana Grief after a brief union. Iana Hayes auction brings in over $54,000 as bankruptcy filings follow. Billie Sol Estes loses parole termination bid while George C. Wallace signals U.S. Senate bid amid Sparkman retirement.
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Patricia Louisa Oakes
Nancy Oakes
Hueningen Huene
Sir Harry Oakes
Bahama Islands
Count de Matigny
Roosevelt
Clove Creek
Poughquag
N.Y
Miss Oakes
Ethel duPont
Wilmington, del
Suzanne Perrin
Felicia Warburg Sarnoff
RCA
Robert Sarnoff
Bakersfield
Calif
Buck Owens
Jana Grief
Kern County
Owens
Driver Exams Require Road Rules Quiz for Learner Permits
Pennsylvania will require a rules of the road test at a State Police examination point for all applicants seeking learner permits starting June 1. Seymore G. Heyison, head of the Department of Transportation Bureau of Traffic Safety, calls it a major step for traffic safety. The process now includes studying the Pennsylvania Manual for Drivers, passing the road rules exam, eye test, and a physical exam before a learner permit is issued, with driving allowed only when accompanied by a licensed instructor. If the road test is failed after three attempts or not taken in time, applicants must reapply.
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Pennsylvania Department of Transportation
Bureau of Traffic Safety
Heyison
Pennsylvania
Department of Transportation
Weston named deputy for public affairs at Agriculture
Agriculture Secretary Bob Bergland appoints Stanley D. Weston, 45, as deputy for public affairs. Weston previously served as a speech writer for Orville Freeman in the 1960s and as press secretary to Senator Walter Mondale. He has recent ties with the National Farmers Union in Denver and worked in USDA during the 1960s.
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Bob Bergland
Stanley D. Weston
Weston
Agriculture
Orville Freeman
Walter Mondale
D-Minn
National Farmers Union
Denver
USDA
Benedict's Funders All On Payroll
Philadelphia Evening Bulletin reports about 60 percent of contributors to four post election fundraisers for Auditor General Al Benedict are on his payroll or worked for his predecessor. The events aimed to cover a five thousand dollar debt from 1976 and raised one hundred six thousand eight hundred ninety dollars, with forty four thousand four hundred seventy dollars from employee contributions.
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Philadelphia Evening Bulletin
al Benedict
Benedict
the Bulletin
Robert P. Casey
Scranton Named To Oversight Post
WASHINGTON AP Former Pennsylvania Gov William Scranton was named Thursday to the Intelligence Oversight Board along with ex Senator Albert Gore and Washington lawyer Thomas L Farmer who was chosen as chairman The board reports to the President and handles information from the intelligence community
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Pennsylvania
William Scranton
Intelligence Oversight Board
White House
Albert Gore
Tennessee
Thomas L. Farmer
Farmer
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