Smoky Wedding Ends In Last Minute Elope In Miami
Ronald Richard Rothstein, 23, UM law student, and Susan Grenald, daughter of a drugstore chain owner, called off their Fontainebleau Hotel wedding after her father announced the groom had fled by plane. The elaborate plans included a pink staircase and smoke effects. About 300 guests were to attend.
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Fla
Ami
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University of Miami
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Fonteau Hotel
Susan
V. Children’s Hospital
St of Arrange
Lou Paley
Fontainebleau
Rothstein
Ronald
Eden Roc
Miami Beach
California faces disaster from rapid population growth
AP reports California could reach 1.5 million new residents annually with current trends, risking 1. billion people in a century. Robert C. Cook of the Population Reference Bureau warns congestion would be intolerable and impossible, challenging human ingenuity as growth accelerates. The bulletin notes 19 million nations context.
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Washington
California
Robert C. Cook
Population Reference Bureau, Inc
Population Reference Bureau
Bureau
Ation Bulletin
Cook
New CIA Chief Defends Agency Amid Criticism
Richard Helms, 53, the CIA’s new director, says criticisms of the agency are largely unfair and that the CIA has done a fine job over the years. Johnson announced Raborn would succeed McCone as CIA chief after his departure a year ago.
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Richard McG. Helms
CIA
Johnson
Adm
William F. Raborn
Polaris
John A. McCone
Congress Moves Toward Broad Auto Safety Legislation
Congress advances a far reaching highway safety plan with new federal vehicle standards. The measures include mandatory safety devices for 1968 cars, state grants for safety programs, and penalties for states lacking approved safety plans by 1968 1967 deadlines.
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Washington
Congress
Com
Merce
Johnson
Toff
Johnson Signals Tougher Vietnam Policy and Expanded Military Action
President Johnson announced a persistent policy to use ground naval and air power to achieve U S objectives in Vietnam and indicated military activities would be stepped up. He said the Pentagon is rushing contracts for hardware this month to speed deliveries and bolster the effort, expressing optimism about an honorable peak in South Vietnam.
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Johnson
Viet Nam
Pentagon
South
Hanoi
North Viet Nam
CIA
Johnson holds dual news conferences at White House
President Johnson staged two press events, one formal in his office and a second for television crews in the Fish Room. Reporters received advance notice for the first session, while TV cameramen prepared separately. The exchange included a repeat statement on the Vietnam War and brief questions from three network reporters.
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Washington
Johnson
Viet Nam
Ray Scherer
NBC
Escobedo Defense Could Shield New Murder Charge
Chicagoan Danny Escobedo whose murder conviction was overturned by a landmark Supreme Court ruling may be first to use that ruling in his own case as a defense to a fresh charge. The high court expanded safeguards against self incrimination and limited prosecutorial use of statements.
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Chicago
Supreme Court
Danny Escobedo
High Court
Marshall Schwarzbach
Eskne Sae
Schwarzbach
Deputy Cleared In Shooting In North Carolina
Transylvania County Deputy Sheriff Ed Owens was cleared by a coroner's jury for self defense after fatally shooting Earl Napier 31 of Stony Fork Kentucky. Napier fired three shots at deputy Robert Rogers 43 during an arrest, Napier's wife is jailed on bond awaiting trial.
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N.C
Transylvania County
Ed Owens
Kentucky
Owens
Earl A. Napier
Stony Fork
Napier
Robert Rogers
Karen Marie
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