Hotelman Pastor To Wed 17th Time In Los Angeles
Glynn Wolfe the 50 year old preacher plans to remarry 18 year old De Merle Rankin in a private home after she divorced him three weeks ago. The pair seek a Disneyland honeymoon and plan to marry following a Las Vegas wedding last August. Wolfe has been married to 15 women including Sherry Goodwin Wolfe. He defends his marriages as the army’s and his own taste for 18 year olds. A 1960 court revoked his minister’s license over his marriage record.
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Wolfe
Los Angeles
Disneyland
UPI
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Pasco
Wash
Miss Rankin
Las Vegas
Nev
Sherry Goodwin Wolfe
Rankin
GOP Blasts House Rules Change and One Man Rule Fears
Republican leaders vented against proposed Democrat rules changes at a special caucus. They warned the speaker could gain power to bring bills to the floor after two days in the Rules Committee, signaling a move toward one man rule.
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Washington
House
Congress
GOP
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
Halleck
Charles E. Goodell
N.Y
Rules Committee
Goodell
John W. McCormack
Moore in Capitol for Board Meeting in Baton Rouge
James W. Moore, vice chairman of the State Highway Board, is in Baton Rouge for the board's regular monthly meeting. He has stated that three Monroe area contracts will be let at the session. Moore should return to Monroe tonight.
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James W. Moore
State Highway Board
Baton Rouge
Hle
Monroe
Moore
Three Major Problems Confront Johnson
President Johnson faces three key challenges as he begins a full term. The Washington Post notes he seeks cautious responsibility while balancing legacy, alliance changes, and policy on Vietnam. He aims to avoid overreach like FDR but to press containment and alliance reform.
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Johnson
Washington Post
the Post
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Chalmers M. Roberts
United States
Post
Harold Wilson
Charles de Gaulle
MLF
Viet Nam
Richard B. Russell
Georgia
D-Ore
Russell
China
LBJ Will Address Congress On January Fifth Night
President Johnson plans a prime time address to the 89th Congress at 9 p.m. EST on January 4 to report on his Great Society program. Republicans debate the move as politicking while some see it as a direct report to the American people.
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Johnson
White House
89Th Congress
George Reedy
Congress
Rourke B. Hickenlooper
Iowa
Senate
Republican Policy Committee
John G. Tower
R-Tex
Tower
Sen
Milton
R. Young
KR N.D
Reynolds Heiress Born After Husband’s Death in Lucerne
Annemarie Reynolds, widow of American tobacco heir Richard J. Reynolds, gave birth to a daughter in Lucerne 36 hours after his death. The girl Irene Sabena weighed six pounds and was born normally at the St. Anna Clinic as Reynolds, 58, died at his bedside. The child’s mother, formerly Dr. Annemarie Schmitt of Germany, is 35 and was Reynolds’s fourth wife.
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Switzerland
Annemarie Reynolds
Richard J. Reynolds
St. Anna Clinic
Reynolds
Irene Sabena
Annemarie Schmitt
Germany
Civil rights leaders report broad Southern compliance on public facilities act
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr and other leaders hail widespread compliance with the Civil Rights Act public accommodations section as the Supreme Court upholds the ruling. While some rural pockets resist, many cities and states show progress, with officials citing tests, protests, and the role of demonstrations in enabling adherence.
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Martin Luther King Jr
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Paris
U. S. Supreme Court
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Oslo
South
Paul Anthony
Southern Regional Council
Atlanta
Richard Haley
The
Congress of Racial
Equality
New Orleans
Louisiana
Mississippi
Jackson Chamber of Commerce
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NAACP
Kelly Alexander
Tennessee
Alabama
Georgia
South Carolina
Texas
Virginia
Lee House
Petersburg
Supreme Court
Lester Maddox
John Lewis
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
Dillon Plans to Resign Treasury Post Within Months
Secretary of the Treasury Douglas Dillon intends to resign in a few months. Potential successors include Donald C. Cook of New York, head of a utilities firm and former SEC chairman, and others like David Rockefeller and Robert B. Anderson. An admin source says Rockefeller unlikely due to party alignment. Dillon, 55, may step down after Johnson asked him to stay briefly.
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Secretary of the Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Donald C. Cook
New York
Securities and Exchange Commission
David Rockefeller
Chase-Manhattan Bank
Robert B. Anderson
President Johnson
Anderson
Greenwich
Conn
Johnson
Dillon
Louisiana and Mississippi Briefs In Late News
Police collide in Baton Rouge leaves officer unhurt. Geismar buys 1269 acres near its site for 1.9 million dollars as a faith move. New Orleans deckhand drowns after leaping from a freighter. Hot Wells plan near Alexandria debated by tourism body. Alexandria Civil Service League expands to major centers. Mississippi bonds sold amid civil rights opposition. bond costs cited as comparable to recent issues.
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New Orleans
Lawrence Byrne
Steel Chemist
Byrne
Sandra
Alexandria
Joe D. Smith
Louisiana Civil Service League
Smith
Wilson S. Callender
League
Louisiana
New York
Mississippi
Pearl River Valley Water Supply District
Jackson
Miss
Duke Satisfactory After Abdominal Surgery
The Duke of Windsor underwent a 67 minute abdominal operation at Methodist Hospital in Houston. Dr Michael DeBakey removed a large abdominal aneurysm and the hospital spokesman said recovery is anticipated. The duke is regaining consciousness and expected to sit up in a few days. Queen Elizabeth II requested daily condition reports.
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Houston
Duke of Windsor
Methodist Hospital
King of England
Tex
Michael DeBakey
DeBakey
Tom Fourqureau
Fourqurean
Fourqureau
Duchess of Windsor
C. Peter Hope
Elizabeth II
Elizabeth
Photographer Charged With Art Theft in Italian Monastery
Genazzano Italy AP police charged Appio Marselli 25 with stealing 160000 dollars worth of church art from the Roman Catholic monastery where he grew up. Items hidden in his room included a 39 inch gold cross candlesticks and antique paintings. Marselli joined the monastery at 11 and was seen as priests prize pupil.
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Genazzano
Italy
Appio Marselli
Rome
Marselli
Venice Police Hunt Missing Motorbike After Break-in
Los Angeles Venice division police seek policeman K. W. Strange's motorcycle after a garage lock was sawed off and the vehicle stolen. Investigators recovered the bike's radio equipment and saddle bags in a canal.
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Los Angeles
UPT
Venice
K. W. Strange
Strange
Canal
New Pub Seeks to Signal Close With Railway Whistle
In Birmingham a new pub plans to use a railway whistle to mark closing time replacing the usual call for last orders. The device will sound as the bar ends, aiming to create a distinctive cue for patrons.
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England
APTI
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