Kay Williams and Clark Gable Tie The Knot In Nevada
Hollywood confirms the marriage of Kay Williams and Clark Gable in a spur of the moment ceremony in Minden Nevada performed by Justice of the Peace Walter Fischer. The couple wed after 13 years of friendship and plan a honeymoon at an undisclosed destination likely near Lake Tahoe.
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Minden, Nev
Hollywood
Kay Williams
Miss Williams
Clark Gable
King
Gable
Nevada
Lake Tahoe
Adolph Spreckels II
Justice of the Peace
Walter Fischer
Eliabeth Williams Nesser
Los Angeles
Albert S. Menasco
St. Helena
Calif
Fischer
Geneva Parley Expected To Yield Modest Progress
Associated Press analysis notes the Geneva talks likely to produce limited gains rather than full solutions. James Marlow argues it is best to hope for general accord and small steps rather than sweeping breakthroughs among Eisenhower, Britain, France, and the Soviet Union.
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James Marlow
Associated Press
Washington
Geneva
Eisenhower
Arkansas River development gains steam in broad funding push
Congress loosens funds for the Arkansas River navigation and flood control program. Dams at Dardanelle Oklahoma Oolagah Eufaula and Keystone start the plan with bank stabilization and water supply projects. Senator McClellan and Rep Mills push for rapid start and future funding.
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Gordon Brown
Washington
Congress
Tulisa
Okla
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Sen. McClellan
Senate
Dardanella
Little Rock
Ellender
D-La
Civil Functions Subcommittee
Sen. Fulbright
Markham Ferry
Grand River
Oolagah
Verdigris
Olahoma
Eufaula
Canadian River
Keystore
Tulsa
Dardanelle
Trimble
D-Ark
Beaver
Big Four set to shape Geneva talks schedule
The article notes limited six day discussion windows at Geneva with the Big Four aiming to set general agendas. Talks will focus on broad problems like arms control and German reunification, with detailed agreements expected to come later.
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State Department
Geneva
Germany
Eisenhower
Eden
Faure
Bulganin
Dulles
United States
Pinay
France
MacMillan
Britain
Molotov
Russia
Politicians and makeup on TV spark Oregon senator’s ethics plea
Senator Richard Neuberger, Oregon's first Democratic senator in four decades, calls for limits on TV appearances by politicians. He proposes labeling makeup and teleprompter use and criticizes film-spliced political imagery used by congressional groups. He warns TV can blur truth with illusion and urges honest presentation.
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Washington
Richard Lewis Neuberger
Oregon
Neuberger
Rare Disabilities of Old Age in Humans
A brief statement notes that disabilities in old age absent disease or infection are rare among humans, highlighting the role of health factors in aging outcomes.
Double Chance of Cease Fire in Laos Feud
Tokyo based reports indicate American officials doubt an effective Laos cease fire can be imposed by the Indochina Armistice Commission. US sources say Communists may ignore the commission as in Viet Nam, with ongoing subversion and infil tration despite talks. The dispute coincides with the Geneva summit and SEATO tensions as analysts weigh Red aims and Western responses.
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Earnest Hoberecht
Tokyo
Indochina
Can
Armistice Commission
Viet Nam
India
Canada
Poland
International Armistice Commission
Asia
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