Debbie Reynolds Marries Shoe Tycoon Karl in Beverly Hills
Debbie Reynolds wed multimillionaire shoe tycoon TMir ry Karl in a private Beverly Hills ceremony after a day of filming. The bride said the marriage aims to give her children a real family Christmas with plans for a January honeymoon move to Miami and the Bahamas. The wedding followed a swift homecoming from work and was performed by Rev. Jali Wells at the Pollack home with close relatives present. Debbie wore a pale blue silk dress and a plain diamond wedding band.
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Priest and girl found in abduction case in Phoenix
In Phoenix a Roman Catholic priest Rev. Lawrence Diding, 47, and 17 year old Rosal ie Anne O Connell were found in a two room motel cabin after a nationwide search. Diding, an accused kidnapper, and O Connell had been missing since November 8. FBI reported the pair were spotted in Phoenix about two weeks, the girl from Gilbert High School declined to discuss her disappearance. Diding faces charges of unlawful flight to avoid prosecution and is jailed on bond. the girl is in custody of juvenile authorities.
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Daily Review publication details and errant addresses
A fragmented masthead for The Daily Review lists staff roles and offices in Hayward Wilton Criscote Ray Truscott Jay Cheney and others. It includes scattered address lines for Hayward Alameda County and multiple offices such as San Leandro Fremont and Union City with garbled post details and subscription pricing.
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Jay Cheney
Hayward
Calfornia
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Model 78 158 Kenmore Washer for Sale
Classified line offers a Kenmore automatic washer in excellent condition at $65. Includes terse identifiers OL 66995 and LU 22881 and mentions private party sale and miscellaneous items. Some garbled text references may relate to other items or codes.
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Whiskey bottle claims oldest in world owner argues its age
In Tokyo Maso Katagami owns what he claims is the world’s oldest whiskey bottle. Bought in Nagasaki in 1881 the Old Parr label says it was distilled in 1728. Katagami, a teetotaler, cites the find as historic lore amid his collection. A separate note from London mentions a premium egg firm marketing a high quality product as the Rolls Royce of eggs with money back guarantees. Edinburgh reports Hobin Lorimer protesting a new lamp post lighting plan from a port hole for four hours Friday night.
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Progressives Vie for Multiracial Vote in South Africa
The Progressive party outlines proposals to grant voting rights to all citizens over 21, with education or property criteria, and a subsidiary roll for those not meeting full qualifications. They seek a rights bill protecting minorities while opposing full universal franchise. The party, led by figures like Harry Oppenheimer, faces an uphill path due to reliance on an all white electorate and potential opposition from the Nationalists.
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Court Curbs Courting Calls By Cat
In Alameda California a Siamese cat named Hee nan weighing 14 pounds was placed under a court order to stop courting the neighboring Siamese. The owners Mr and Mrs J H Cook won a permanent injunction and $4000 in damages while the cat remains confined to the home.
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Texas Recount Demand Nixed by State Board
In Austin the Texas election board rejected demands for a recount of the presidential vote. Secretary of State Zollie Steakley said the Texas Supreme Court prohibits the board from going behind returns or judging voter qualifications. President elect John F Kennedy tally stood at 1,167,982. Nixon 1,121,099. Sullivan 19,169. Decker 0.
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Charles J. Sullivan
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Almanac Today Sat Navy 1960 History Highlights
The almanac notes a Saturday in 1960 with 35 days left in the year and celestial references Mercury Mars Jupiter Saturn Venus. Historical entries include John Harvard born 1607, Congress met in Annapolis 1783, Washington set national Thanksgiving 1789, New York streetcar 1832 fare 12 14 cents, Warsaw ghetto 1940, and Dostoevsky quote about man being pliable.
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White House Tea Debuts for Mamie Moore Daughters
Marie and Eller Moore, sisters aged 18 and 19, debut at a White House tea hosted by Mrs. Disight D. Eisenhower. About 300 guests attended, including Alice Roosevelt Longworth and Mrs. Woodrow Wilson, with Mamie Eisenhower recalling the event as an old fashioned debut. The tea featured flowers, dancing, and a receiving line beneath the Adams portrait.
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William Howard Taft
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Pacifists Snub Jail Cell Offer at New Haven State Jail
Three pacifists detained after protesting the Groton shipyard missile test refused to return to regular cells at New Haven State Jail. Richmond, 20, and Ancons, 19, from New York City, and Martin, 20, from Wellesley, Mass, were placed in isolation after breaking cell rules. Others face hearings next week as a group of nine pacifists were arrested at the launch and some accepted release on bail.
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Nixon Faces Choice As Offers From Firms Pile Up
Washington reports President Nixon weighing future options after leaving office. He considers California offers as a likely path while not ruling out other possibilities. White House aide Wagerty confirms Nixon talked with Eisenhower about election results and future plans. Some GOP leaders urge a California governorship run in 1962, others doubt the risk to popularity of a governor role.
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GOPers Bank On Probe Of Illinois Vote
Republicans expect an Illinois vote probe led by State's Attorney Adamowski to review alleged fraud in Chicago precincts and seek a recount of 906 precinct ballots. The effort could threaten Kennedy's statewide lead and Adamowski's own election result Defense rests on grand jury testimony from 40 election judges as proceedings begin after his return from Colorado.
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Statewide Weather Forecast Mixed With Snow Near Mountains
Statewide weather reports indicate showers in valley areas and snow in mountain regions tonight. Clearing Sunday with colder temperatures and scattered snow flurries in higher elevations. Some regions expect fair skies Sunday with daytime highs near the mid 40s to mid 50s and lows in the teens to 40s.
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49er Captain Divorce Action Cites St Clair
Redwood City AP report details a custody battle involving Bill St Clair, San Francisco 49ers captain, and his estranged wife Miss Ryder, with countercharges by her former husband Al Caffejian. Ryder testified of extramarital activity and domestic abuse claims, while St Clair denied the allegations as baseless.
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Willy Brandt Admits His Legitimacy in Berlin Campaign
In Hannover AP reports Willy Brandt, Social Democratic candidate for West Germany’s chancellorship, acknowledged a harsh whispering campaign and asserted his legitimacy. He recalled wartime service with Norwegian forces and stressed his long political journey from his birth name Herbert Frahm to Brandt, defending his record and leadership.
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Flooding Eases After Heavy Oregon Rainstorm
In western Oregon a recent rainstorm dumped up to 16 inches in places, flooding streams in the Willamette Valley and along the Oregon Canal. About 140 families evacuated or displaced, mud blocks closed rural roads, and the Willamette River level was expected to rise for 24 hours while conditions improved elsewhere with clearing skies and seasonable temperatures.
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