Five arts legends wed much younger wives in long marriages
London AP reports five prominent men of arts and letters married to much younger women. Conductor Beecham 80 married 27-year-old, Eliot 71 married 33-year-old Esme Fletcher, Chaplin 70 wed 32-year-old Oona ONeill, Viscount Russell 87 wed 59-year-old Edith Finch, Casals 85 wed pupil Marta Cherniavsky.
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Eddy Gilmore
London
Beecham
T. S. Eliot
Charlie Chaplin
Bertrand Viscount Russell
Buckingham
Robert Milton Hay
Maestro Casals
Casals
Isla Verde
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Russell
Edith Finch
New York
Lord
Sir Thomas
Lady Beecham
Marta
Cherniavsky
Global black markets thrive on American goods and post exchanges
The piece outlines how wartime and postwar black markets flourish worldwide, with American cigarettes, automobiles, and dollars as prime targets. It details schemes in Korea, the Philippines, Viet Nam, Formosa, Brazil, Turkey, India, and Moscow, noting PX stores and bases as supply nodes and profits from smuggled items and favorable exchange rates.
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United States
U.S
Post Exchange
West Germany
Japan
France
Korea
Philippines
Viet Nam
Formosa
Brazil
Seoul
Turkey
Saigon
Ana
Clark Air Force Base
Langley Point Naval Base
Rio de Janeiro
U. S
Amazon
French Guiana
Moscow
White House Trail Nixon Wary as Campaigns Move
Washington column notes Nixon's subdued pace in Chicago remarks amid Democratic sparring. Kennedy and Humphrey push primaries May 3 and May 10 while Johnson and Symington loom as main opposition. Rockefeller's Washington visit hints at possible post-Ike comeback for Republicans.
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Washington
Will Rogers
Congress
Capitol
Chicago
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Sir Richard the Nimble
America
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
New England
Kennedy
Reoe
Senene Gicane
Humphrey
West Virginia
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Stuart Symington
Missouri
Symington
William M. Boyle Jr
Kansas City
Frank McKinney
Indianapolis
Johnson
Los Angeles
Americans For Democratic Action
ADA
Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson
Corsetmakers’ Local Union
Ture
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Rockefeller
Ike
Rocky
Chicago police scandal links to Daley era arrests and politics
A Chicago police scandal widens as burglar Morrison implicates officers in burglaries and police leadership faces resignations and indictments. State’s Attorney Adamowski criticizes Mayor Daley’s plan while elections loom. investigations threaten Daley’s political future and Illinois races.
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Morrison
Chicago
Ees Saree Tae
Benjamin Adamowski
Adamowski
Daley
Illinois
U.S
Martin J. Kennelly
Paul Newey
State’s Attorney's Office
Newey
Morri
James
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Phong Savang
Laos
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Johnnny the Twisted
Luigi le Course
Luigi the
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Hubert
J. W. Davis
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