American socialite to wed Himalayan prince in Sikkim
Miss Hope Cooke, 22, will marry the Mahara jkumar of Sikkim in Gangtok in a four day royal celebration. The wedding blends Western white dress with Lepcha customs as lamas and lozangs oversee the Buddhist ceremony. Cooke will renounce U.S. citizenship after marriage.
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Mae H. Hampstone
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Sarah Lawrence College
New York and Washington Society
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Thecrown
U.S
India
Motel room looted and vehicles damaged in Vernon case
Police reported looting across several locations including a Phillips 66 service station on Parkway Drive. Items stolen or damaged included drink bottles spilled in a grease room, oil dumped on a truck, a broken plate glass window, a mirror TV set and linens worth about 205 dollars from a Holiday Inn room, and automotive parts and personal items from other sites.
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Aubrey Harris
Holiday Inn
Parkway Drive
Manuel
Nives Madrid
Baylor St
J. E. Herriage
17Th St
Ben Wolpa
Plainsman Hotel
East Sub
Cast Removed From Boy's Restored Arm
Everett Knowles Jr. of Somerville, 13, has the cast removed after a landmark operation at Massachusetts General Hospital to restore his severed right arm. A hospital spokesman cautioned that recovery extent remains uncertain though fingers show hopeful nerve regeneration.
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Boston
Everett Knowles Jr
Somerville
Massachusetts General Hospital
Carr Rules Wife Must Pay Inheritance Tax In Texas
Atty Gen Waggoner Carr ruled that a widow must pay inheritance tax on her deceased husband’s stocks. Tax due is half the stock value even if bought with her funds and in her name, joint survivorship but intended as her separate property. The opinion goes to State Comptroller Calvert.
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Austin (Ap
Waggoner Carr
Carr
Robert Calvert
Jury awards 29140 in highway condemnation case near Shallowater
Jurors in County Court-at-Law No. 2 awarded $29,140.15 after appealing a U S Highway 84 land condemnation near Shallowater. Special commissioners had previously set $14,611 for 19,942 acres in two tracts. Plaintiffs Earl and Mrs Elliott sought 24,000 value and 40,500 damages. verdict split land value 8,973.90 and rest damages 20,166.25. Judge Pat Moore presided. Jurors listed: Jr. Dunahoo, Jewel Applebay, John K Matheson, Jo May, Kay Dean Cullar, William Brown.
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Pat Moore
Jr. Dunahoo
Jewel Applebay
John K. Matheson
Jo May
Kay Dean Cullar
William Brownfield
Peace Corps Officials Visit Tech Campus
Peace Corps representatives Melvin L. Schuweiler and Miss Pat Mathis will visit Texas Tech on Wednesday to meet graduating seniors and answer questions. They arrived in Lubbock Monday night and will depart Thursday morning. arrangements to meet them can be made in Room 202 Social Science Building.
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Peace Corps
Texas Tech
Melvin L. Schuweiler
Pat Mathis
Lubbock
Tech
Schuweiler
Miss Mathis
Office of Public Affairs
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Social Science Building
Grenade attack wounds U S Colonel and four guests in Saigon
A Communist grenade strike in Saigon wounded a U S colonel and four American guests during a "fight America day" observance. All five were treated and released. reports say authorities used chemicals to destroy jungle foliage, a claim denied by U S officials.
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South Viet Nam
UPI
Viet Nam
America
U.S
Wude
Radio
Hanoi
Farmers Union backs broader Brannan style farm payments
The National Farmers Union urged wider use of government payments to supplement market returns from government controlled commodities. The policy favors Brannan type payments despite ongoing attacks on farm aid in Congress and among farmers, while the American Farm Bureau advocates phased withdrawal.
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New York
National Farmers Union
Farm Organization
Charles F. Brannan
Harry S. Truman
The
Farmers Union
Congress
American Farm Bureau Federation
Brannan
Baylor Trustees Affirm Drama Policy After O Neill Closure
Baylor University trustees reaffirmed the drama policy prohibiting vulgar or blasphemous language and commended President Abner V. McCall for handling post closure issues of Eugene O Neill's Long Day's Journey Into Night. McCall outlined plans to reorganize the drama department after Paul Baker's resignation and noted graduate work with Dallas Theater Center pending final details by August 34.
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WACO
Baylor University
Abner V. McCall
Eugene O'Neill
McCall
Paul Baker
Baker
O'Neill
Ted Weems Reported Slightly Improved
Tulsa doctors report bandleader Ted Weems shows no brain injury after hospitalization for congestion with oxygen deprivation. He remains semiconscious and breathing with assistance as a throat incision is used for support. doctors say no clot or hemorrhage found in the brain.
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Tulsa
Weems
Gifford Henry
Henry
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