Almanac Today Aims for April 24 1963 Chronology
Almanac entry dated Wednesday April 24 1963 presents celestial notes and historical events. It covers the moon phase first quarter, morning stars Veans au Sabten, and aveting stars Mercury att Mars. It lists notable past actions including 1897 federal troops recalled from the South and 1803 Spain-US war tensions. It mentions 1945 Albert Chandler’s baseball Commissioner succession and 1953 Winston Churchill’s triumph, ending with a thought from Hegel on life’s value tied to its objects.
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British Princess Alexandra Weds in Westminster Abbey
Princess Alexandra Ogilvy, 34, wed in Westminster Abbey before more than 2,000 guests and millions watching on television. The ceremony featured royal family members including Queen Elizabeth II and Princess Margaret as bridesmaid. The couple’s selection followed a long royal tradition, with celebrations and public interest across Britain.
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Ex-Beauty Queen Testifies of Affairs in Paternity Case
Los Angeles AP report notes former Miss U.S.A. Terry Huntington testifies she had intimate liaisons with a television director and a Beverly Hills hairdresser. She alleges attorney Arthur Crowley fathered her child Elizabeth, now 41 months old, while defense cites deposition from Nancy Downey Sandak and testimony from music publisher Nacio Herb Brown Jr.
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Chicago
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Contestants To Bake Pies in Mrs. U.S. Savings Bond Pageant
MIAMI BEACH. Fifty one ladies compete for the Mrs. U.S. Save Bonds title in aJuneate pie baking contest. Georgia Merrilyn Welch Eastham, 31, of Mariella, wins after scoring with an apple pie and plans to meet judges as contestants from 59 states and the District of Columbia bake pies daily. Other finalists and Bond competition details follow as the event unfolds.
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Halleck Charges Postal Effort to Blackjack Congress
Washington reports Halleck accuses Congress of obstructing a postal reform plan tied to a $100 million budget cut. Postmaster General Ar. Halleck warns of service reductions, including possible elimination of Saturday deliveries, unless Congress funds the Postal Service. House and Senate debates continue as lawmakers consider operating appropriations for the next fiscal year.
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