Ocean weddings risk being legally void says Seafarers Union
The Seafarers Union warns that marriages performed at sea by ship captains may not be legally recognized. The AFL-CIO maritime trades department notes legality depends on flag nation and port of registry laws, while federal rules only require logging any aboard ceremony.
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GOP Leader Dies
Benjamin Loring Young, 78, former Republican speaker of the Massachusetts House, died Thursday at a Weston nursing home in Newton, Massachusetts.
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Kansas Rain and Florida Tropical Storm Brush Waters
Thunderstorms drenched Chanute Kansas with 1.61 inches of rain in six hours as a tropical system in the Caribbean threatened to become the season’s first storm north of Mexico. A Texas tornado southwest of Fort Worth and a rain band stretched from western Montana to the Pacific coast while Baker Oregon reported nearly 0.5 inch of rain. Northern plains cleared, while the Southwest and west Gulf Coast enjoyed sunshine.
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Storms Spread Over Wide Texas Areas
Severe storms drenched Texas from Waco to near Ardmore Oklahoma with wide rain totals and a reported tornado near Wall. Thunderstorms moved east at about 15 mph as forecasts anticipated more showers in East and Central Texas. A lightning strike damaged the First Baptist Church at Lockney and an oil worker, Harold Mauldin, 37, remained hospitalized after a derrick toppled in a thunderstorm near Post.
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Odessa American Subscription Rates and Details
The notice lists subscription rates for The Odessa American in Odessa Texas. It covers carrier rates of 1.60 monthly in Odessa and Ector County with 350 weekly in zones, and mail rates 18 yearly 10 six months 5 three months 1.75 per month. The paper is published daily except Saturday from 72 East Fourth Street Odessa Texas and entered as second class matter March 3 1879.
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Cubans Claim U S Coercion Over Flight Denial
An anti Castro group says investigators coerced member Frank Fiorini to deny piloting a Florida to Cuba flight. It alleges the plane flew from Florida to the Bahamas then Cuba before returning to Florida with a field hospital and leaflets. The group cites an executive order threatening prison and fines for further action.
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