Reynolds Marries Harry Karl in Beverly Hills Wedding
Debbie Reynolds and shoe store owner Harry Karl wed in Beverly Hills amid secrecy. The couple plans a quiet weekend getaway, possibly Palm Springs, with Reynolds returning to work Monday. Reynolds has two children with ex husband Eddie Fisher, who weds Elizabeth Taylor in Paris as their divorce settlement looms.
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Calif
Debbie Reynolds
Harry Karl
Karl
Palm Springs
Miss Reynolds
Eddie Fisher
Sarah Pollack
Hollywood
Carrie Frances
Todd
Fisher
Elizabeth Taylor
Debbie
Miss Taylor
Paris
Elizabeth
Taylor
London
John Mills
Little Brown Church of the
Western
Fleeing Priest Jailed in Arizona Extradition Planned
Rev Lawrence Dudink, 47, a Ro man Catholic priest, jailed on $5,000 bond after waiving extradition from Phoenix to Superior Wisconsin. He is charged with unlawful flight to avoid prosecution and kidnapping by deceit in the disappearance with 17 year old Rosalie Anne O Connell from St Marys Hospital.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Superior
Wis
Lawrence Dudink
Wisconsin
Rosalie Anne O'Connell
Gilbert
Conrad O'Connell
St. Mary's Hospital
Father Dudink
Arizona FBI
Edward L. Boyle
Boyle
Dudink
Westside
Bay St. Louis
Miss
Robert Hunter
Father Hunter
Society of Divine Word
Wanted Criminal Tate Fronts Bail In New Jersey Charge
Ray Delano Tate listed on the FBI Ten Most Wanted list was arraigned in New York on a bank robbery charge. Held on $50,000 bail for extradition to Newark where he is indicted. Tate, 27, surrendered to reporters, worked as a cook, and faces parole violations in New Jersey.
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NEW York
Ray Delano Tate
Federal Bureau of Investigation
U.S
Earle N. Bishopp
Newark
N. J
Tate
Cook
Yorke Savings and Loan Association
William Charles Billie
John Mendlock
U.S. Atty
George F. Roberts
Willie
New York Mirror
Canal Street
The
Bowery
FBI
Mount Airy
N.C
New Jersey
Trenton
Hudson
the Mirror
Vesta Richardson
Kennedy Baby Draws London Royal Attention
British papers hail the birth of John F. Kennedy Jr. with royal framing. Queen Elizabeth II sends congratulations as photos show a nurse greeting the infant in the hospital. The Times and Telegraph compare the event to a palace spectacle and anticipate Mrs. Kennedy’s cosmopolitan influence.
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London
John Fitzgerald Kennedy Jr
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Elizabeth II
the Times
Sorbonne
Paris
White House
Daily Telegraph
U.S
Jurists sue Cobb over 1959 Madison County vote libel
Two Madison County election judges Frank E. Runnion and Oren Rice filed $300000 libel suits in Marshall Superior Court against William E. Cobb Republican chairman. The suits accuse Cobb of making defamatory statements after October 1959 bond election vote counts. Cobb challenged results and called for observer oversight for the November election.
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Marshall
N.C
Madison County
Superior Court
William E. Cobb
Herbert Hawkins
Frank E. Runnion
Oren Rice
Township One
Cobb
Madison
Zeno H. Ponder
State Armory
State Board of Elections
Lumumba Backed in Stanleyville Push for Return
Reports from Stanleyville in Orientale Province say Gen. Victor Lundula, former army chief under Lumumba, arrives as pro Lumumba forces seek a springboard to restore Patrice Lumumba. Mobutu’s grip weakens with U.N. and army tensions rising after clashes at the Ghana embassy residence.
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Leopoldville
The
Congo
Patrice Lumumba
Stanleyville
Oriental Province
Lumumba
Victor Lundula
Kasai
Lundula
Joseph Mobutu
U.N
Mobutu
Ghana
U. N
Nathaniel Welbeck
Webeck
United Nations
Antoine Gizenga
Gizenga
Louis
Bernard Salumu
Johnson Promises New Energy For Kennedy In White House
Vice President elect Lyndon B. Johnson told British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan that a new burst of energy would come with the Kennedy administration on January 20. He outlined aims centered on fiscal responsibility, expanded social security, a global capitalist vs communism contest, and strong Western alliance backing. Johnson stressed Kennedy’s leadership aligned with Congressional majorities to push laws, and spoke optimistically about NATO while traveling with J. W. Fulbright.
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London
Lyndon B. Johnson
Harod Macmillan
Kennedy
White House
Texas
Macmillan
John F. Kennedy
United States
Western Alliance
Johnson
Sen
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
House
Senate
Paris
NATO
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