Teen-Age Princess to Wed Tomorrow in Athens Royal Ceremony
King Constantine of Greece and Denmark's Princess Anne Marie, both teenagers, prepare for a royal wedding that ends a week of ceremonies. The couple, engaged in 1963 and thinly linked to royal scandals, have drawn grand state events and public receptions at Tatoi and the Athens palace.
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Ford And Auto Workers Reach Crisis Negotiation Stage
Detroit AP Ford and United Auto Workers enter the crisis phase with a 10 am Friday strike deadline. 125000 UAW members at Ford plants could walk out if talks fail, while wage inequities and non economic issues remain disputed.
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A. F. Mahan
Detroit
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Walter Reuther
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Chysler
Chuckle Texan Dictates Will to Son Herschel
A humorous old note quotes a Texas man dictating his last wishes to his son Herschel. The dictate humorously grants three million dollars yet suggests the father considers severing support more drastically if needed.
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Herschel
Amendment Would Block State Legislative Apportionment
AP dispatch from Washington reports a push to amend the Constitution to block reapportionment of state legislatures. Rep Howard W Smith D Va leads a bid to rush a constitutional amendment, aiming to overturn a Supreme Court ruling that both houses be apportioned by population and to require a two thirds House vote for passage.
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Howard W. Smith
D-Va
House Rules Committee
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Smith
Senate
Smith's weapon use of the House rule to override committees
The article describes a seldom used House rule that lets a majority of the Rules Committee strip a bill from a committee and send it directly to the House. The move signals strategic leverage in legislative procedure and could shift bill progress and debate timelines.
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Rules Committee
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Three Judicial Panel Rules Civil Rights Act Unconstitutional In Birmingham
A three judge federal panel in Birmingham holds the public accommodations section of the Civil Rights Act unconstitutional as applied to a Birmingham restaurant. The court issues a temporary restraining order against enforcing the act while the Justice Department plans to appeal to the Supreme Court for a stay. The McClungs challenged the law and sought the injunction.
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Birmingham
U.S. Atty
Nicholas Katzenbach
Washington
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Department
Supreme Court
High Court
McClungs
Court test hits act. Atlanta ruling challenged
The case marked the second key court test of the act with a ruling opposite to a prior three judge panel in Atlanta which found the section constitutional. Les ter Maddox, an Atlanta restaurant owner, appealed that decision to the U S Supreme Court after closing to avoid integration.
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Atlanta
Lester Maddox
U.S. Supreme Court
High Tribunal
Thurmond Switch No Surprise
The article reports Senator Strom Thurmond's switch to Goldwater support, drawing mixed reactions from Republicans and Democrats. Wallace, Sanders, and party leaders weigh in, with Wallace praising Thurmond and others predicting political shifts in the South.
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South Carolina
Strom Thurmond
Goldwater
South
Norstad urges joint control and inspection to ease European tensions
Gen Lauris Norstad proposes a bilateral system of control and inspection across the Iron Curtain to reduce tensions without cutting weapons or manpower. He backs NATO nuclear decision rights for the United States Britain and France and envisions mobile and aerial inspections with overlapping radar to monitor both sides, enabling broader visibility into eastern satellites and beyond.
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Lauris Norstad
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Man Surrenders After Siege Over Family in California
Lawrence Earl Rodman, wanted for robbery and parole violation from Sandusky Ohio, held off police for three hours in a Watsonville motel room to protect his wife Sonja and their 16 month old daughter Angela. A lawyer secured a commitment not to punish the wife, leading to Rodman relinquishing a .22 revolver and surrendering to officers.
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Sandusk
Ohio
Rodman
Paper Doll Peddler Slain On Broadway
On Broadway near Times Square a street peddler of dancing paper dolls was shot to death by a retired police sergeant after an argument over the dolls. Clarence Ritche, 4, was killed as the suspect, Peter Droner, 57, claimed a swindle. Droner, an investigator for a bus company, was booked on homicide.
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Ship of Hope to Help Africans Aboard floating hospital
The Hope, a floating hospital staffed by volunteers, will sail to Africa to deliver medicine and medical know how. It has logged three prior voyages to Asia and the Americas and has treated tens of thousands and performed many operations. The ship benefits People-to-People Health Foundation with industry and government support.
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Ecumenical Council Session Could Extend Past November
Vatican officials said the third Vatican Ecumenical Council session may run beyond the November 20 closing date and possibly become the final session. They noted Pope Paul VI and council leaders favor continuing if discussions and votes near completion before Christmas amid an international eucharistic congress schedule.
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Vatican Ecumenical Council
Historic Assembly
Paul VI
East German escapes to West in plane flight
Manfred Lorenz a 23 year old electro mechanic fled East Germany to West Germany by piloting a small sport plane across the border in about one hour He landed on open farmland near Uelzen and sought asylum Lorenz said he came from Anklam in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern authorities corrected an earlier Bonn report noting the aircraft originated from Anklam where Russians run an air base
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Germany
West Germany
Manfred Lorenz
Anklam
Mecklenburg
Defense Department
Bonn
Lorenz
Uelzen
Vatican council debates new title for Mary in St Peter's Basilica
Vatican City AP reports council fathers debated a proposed new honor for the Virgin Mary at St Peter's Basilica. Disagreement arose as bishops argued over the preferred title amid concerns of excessive Marian devotion hindering Catholic Protestant dialogue.
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St. Peter's Basilica
Mary
City to open November 2% in Bombay India
Report notes that about 500 bishops signed up to attend in Bombay with 2,000 remaining, and that council work would continue despite missing signatories. Focus centers on collegiality, the sharing of papal powers with other bishops.
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Bombay
India
Council to Debate Christian Unity and Catholic Declarations
After weeks of debates the council will consider schemata on Christian unity along with two added declarations on Catholic relation to Jews and religious tolerance and on revelation the law apostolate and the church in the modern world.
Plaza Named U.N. Cyprus Mediator Succeeds Tuomioja
Galo Plaza Lasso the 58 year old Ecuadorian and former California football player takes over as U.N. mediator in Cyprus and aims to secure a political settlement. He has earlier aided releases ceasefires and easing blockades between Turkish and Greek Cypriots and helped restore calm around Nicosia. He succeeds Sakari Tuomioja who died September 9.
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United Nations
Gale Plaza Lasso
Husky
Ecudor
New Yorker
U.N
Cyprus
University of California
Lebanon
Congo
Thant
Sakari S. Tuomioja
Finland
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