Royal Wedding Fetes Constantine and Anne Marie of Denmark
In Athens the 21 gun salute marked the wedding of King Constantine II of Greece and Princess Anne Marie of Denmark at the Basilica of the Annunciation. Arch Bishop Chrysostomos officiated as 1,200 guests, including eight reigning monarchs, attended the ceremony and a royal luncheon followed at the Royal Palace before the couple departed for a honeymoon on Spetses island.
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Greece
Anne-Marie
Denmark
Athens
Philip
Elizabeth
Britain
Europe
UPI
Lynda Bed Johnson
United States
Hellenes
Paul He
Anne- Marie
Royal Palace
Spetsopoula
Aegean Sea
Congress Not Serious On Remapping
Washington reports a new factor in the reapportionment fight as a constitutional amendment proposal clears the House Rules Committee for action. Most members remain skeptical of efforts to upset the Supreme Court ruling that both houses of a state legislature must be apportioned by population.
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UPT
House Rules Committee
House
Supreme Court
McNamara Acknowledges Anti Satellite Intercepts
Secretary McNamara disclosed two U S anti satellite systems scored several intercepts up to hundreds of miles away. He noted tests used the Air Force Thor and Army Nike Zeus missiles, with first interceptions by the Army in 1963 and the Air Force in 1964, while withholding locations and whether warheads are nuclear or conventional.
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Washington
Robert S. McNamara
U.S
McNamara
Johnson
Sacramento
Calif
Defense
Air Force
Thor
Army
Defense Secretary
Pacific
Eisenhower
Ford and UAW Reach Labor Accord in Principle
Ford Motor Co and the United Auto Workers reached a principle agreement on a labor contract that mirrors Chrysler's recent deal. The accord, reached before a 10 a.m. strike deadline, promises improved retirement benefits, earlier retirement, more paid holidays, cost of living adjustments, broader health benefits, and a Christmas bonus fund funded by the supplemental unemployment benefit pool.
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Ford Motor Co
United Auto Workers
Chrysler
UAW
Malcolm Denise
Ford
Denise
Chrysler Corp
Khrushchev denies secret weapon claim in Moscow
Premier Khrushchev rebuffed reports of a new weapon capable of destroying life on Earth. He said scientists showed him a terrible device but not a nuclear bomb and that translations led to misinterpretation. He promised an official version but cautioned it would take time.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Bank marks 40th anniversary with giveaway in San Francisco
Pacific National Bank celebrated its 40th anniversary by giving away $1,000 to customers in San Francisco. Tellers distributed John I Kennedy hall-della souvenirs to each participant as a keepsake.
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San Francisco
UFI
Pacific National Bank
Eisenhower Visits Green Bay for Museum Event
Former president Dwight Eisenhower arrives in Green Bay from Gettysburg to dedicate a World War II locomotive at the National Railroad Museum and appear at a $5 lunch benefiting the museum. Wilbur Renk, a Republican hopeful, greets him with about 300 onlookers in cold drizzle.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Green Bay
Dwight Eisenhower
Wisconsin
Gettysburg
Wilbur Renk
Austin Straubel Field
Renk
William Proxmire
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
National Railroad Museum
British Railways Board
Supreme Headquarters
Wisconsin & Yesterday
St Norbert College
Brown County
Warren Knowles
Jack Olson
John Byrnes
Reynolds Drops Oshkosh From State Airport Tour
Gov John W Reynolds cancels Oshkosh stop in his next Tuesday airport tour citing a live television appearance in Wausau. He will still visit Madison Janesville Kenosha Milwaukee Sheboygan Manitowoc and Appleton. The move aims to review Oshkosh facilities before any decision on the Appleton Oshkosh airport controversy.
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Oshkosh
Winnebago
Madison
Janesville
Kenosha
Milwaukee
Sheboygan
Manitowoc
Appleton
Northwestern
Reynolds
Wausau
Stanley Zuckerman
Appleton - Oshkosh
Rail unions threaten nationwide rail strike set for Tuesday
Leaders of six rail unions warned they will strike almost all major railroads Tuesday at 6 a.m. local time over job rights. The walkout risks a national rail tie up as other unions may not cross picket lines. A presidential emergency board had urged compensation for workers displaced by tech changes.
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Washington
UPS
National Mediation Board
Goldwater hits Johnson in home state on debt and payroll rise
Senator Barry Goldwater opened a four day campaign swing in Texas, attacking President Johnson as the wildest spender and saying federal debt and payrolls have grown under his administration. He contended Johnson spends $10 million daily more than Kennedy and vows to expose the Bobby Baker case, urging openness.
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Tex
Barry Goldwater
Johnson
Texas
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Evansville
Ind
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W.va
Arizona
South Carolina
Stroma Thurmond
Thurmond
Motes
Goldwater
Greenville
Shreveport
New Orleans
Kennedy
Lyndon
Man in Office Has Advantage In Campaigning
President Johnson returns from a campaign swing and reiterates the political edge of incumbency amid two day disclosures from the Pentagon revealing new defense systems. The Sacramento announcements spotlight strategic weapons and echo Goldwater’s critique of lacking new systems.
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Washington
Johnson
Pentagon
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Sacramento
Calif
Plane Will Make Check On Hurricane Gladys
A USAF hurricane hunter plane enters the tropical storm Gladys to aid forecasters in predicting if the system will strike the mainland. Gladys, moving west northwest since Monday, fluctuated from 75 mph gusts to a re intensified 125 mph hurricane, with experts concluding it would likely stay on its westward track through today, threatening areas already battered by Cleo and Dora.
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UPI
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Das
Weather Bureau
Washington
Miami
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Cleo
Dora
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