Romance denied Hussein linked to Disney guide
The Orlando Sentinel Star reports King Hussein of Jordan, 42, shows interest in 23-year-old Walt Disney World tour guide Honey Rex during a Orlando vacation. Rex, one of Hussein’s guides on Saturday, is described as a family friend by Rex’s father Charles. Hussein and Rex reportedly exchanged letters and he sent her camera gear after learning she is an amateur photographer. Queen Alia died in a helicopter crash in February.
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Senate panel eases Cuba trade ban limits access
The Foreign Relations Committee voted to partially lift the Cuban embargo allowing purchases of agricultural food and medical supplies in the United States while denying Cuban sugar and other key exports access to the U.S. market. The amendment, a diluted McGovern proposal, clears a path to full Senate action amid bargaining concerns.
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Florida Senate panel votes to abolish chastity law
Florida's Senate Judiciary Committee on Tuesday unanimously approved a bill by Sen. Lord Wilson to repeal the state chastity law. The English common law era statute punished misusing the term chaste toward women and would have extended to men, with leaders arguing equality. The panel's move ends the misdemeanor crime that carried up to a year in jail for false allegations of a woman’s want of chastity.
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Labor secretary spends local stint in unemployment office
Marshall describes his day as an interviewer and claims adjuster in a regional unemployment office visit. He sat with Celis Valladolid, a Peru native seeking work, while reporters watched. Valladolid, unemployed for a month, struggled with English and hoped Marshall could improve the system.
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Artist Hunt Sells Jar House Paintings in Miami Show
Artist E. Howard Hunt offered jar house paintings for sale at the Carriage House gallery in Miami Beach. A buyer purchased one piece as Hunt wore a tawny tuxedo and smoked a cigar, with prices ranging from 350 to 1000 dollars. total sale was 15 dollars. Mrs. Ellis Rubin, chair of Watergate’s ex convict art show, warned of renewed imprisonment.
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Susan Ford quits college amid low attendance claims
Susan Ford, daughter of former President Ford, enrolled at the University of Kansas in January as a sophomore in photojournalism and quit last month. A reporter found her at her Topka apartment watching TV on Tuesday and she refused to discuss her future plans or reasons for leaving. The Kansas Daily Journal notes she intended to work part time while continuing on payroll but not regularly due to school commitments. Caroline Kennedy, daughter of the late president, will work as a Huey Pare on the New York Daily News this summer earning 156.89 dollars a week after a brief office tour and job application.
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