Heiress and Romeo Wed in North Carolina
A 68 year old justice of the peace presided over a five minute ceremony in North Carolina for Benedict Porumbeanu and Miss Gamble Benedict amid Life Magazine photographers. The couple, once thwarted in Dillon and New York, pursued a swift wedding with no family present, aiming for Paris originally after prior married attempts. Porumbeanu, a former chauffeur, and Miss Benedict faced legal and medical record issues but were deemed to meet requirements for a license. The ceremony concluded a hectic 24 hour sequence amid involvement from local officials and court observers.
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Life Magazine
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County Board of Elections
Redden
Paris
Porumbeanu
U.S
North Carolina
Watterson
Miss Benedict
Porumbean
Margaret R. Pardee Hospital
Bere
Dillon
D. C
Walker Allen
Allen
New York
Peter Horn
Horn
Gamble
J. Douglas Sharpe
Brattleboro, VI
First Negro Cardinal Rugambwa Hospitalized in Rome
Rome Vatican sources report Laurian Cardinal Rugambwa, the first Black cardinal in modern Roman Catholic history, has been hospitalized with a weakened heart after last week’s investiture. The 47 year old Tanganyika prelate requires rest but is not in immediate danger.
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Laurian
Rugambwa
Vatican
Tanganyika
De Gaulle Readies Peace Vision Amid Nuclear Tensions
De Gaulle spoke in London praising Britain’s stability and urged that postwar Franco British ties remain strong. He argued France and Germany must form a balance in Europe, envisioning peaceful coexistence while distinguishing paths of liberty and progress. He urged not to widen wounds from the war as Europe seeks a balanced future.
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de Gaulle
London
Britain
France
Europe
Mississippi Basin Flood Struggles Spread Across Midwest
Floods threaten West Quincy and Canton as hundreds join levee protection efforts along the Mississippi and Missouri rivers. Volunteers reinforce dikes with hay, sandbags and snow fences while residents evacuate. The weather bureau warns of continued overflow and crest forecasts near St. Louis, with millions affected and agricultural losses in the millions of dollars.
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West Quincy
Gregory Landing
Quincy
Meyer, Hi
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Fox
Mississippi
Canton
Earl Zenge
Missouri
St. Louis
Ste. Genevieve
Missouri Pacific
Ilinois
Weather Bureau
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RED Cross
Midwest
New England
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Demos Eye Rematch in Virginia Senate Fight
The piece details Democratic contenders in Virginia with Kennedy and Humphrey entering a primary alongside Lyndon B. Johnson Stuart Symington and Wayne Morse. It notes religion not to be a factor but likely to be discussed, and cites West Virginia dynamics and Kennedy’s Catholic voter concerns. Humphrey predicts a Democrats vote, cites Wisconsin crossovers affecting Kennedy, and observes Catholic influence in Portage County.
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Humphrey
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Stuart Symington
Missouri
Sen
Wayne L. Morse
Oregon
Wisconsin
West Virginia
Richard M. Nixon
Eressayver
Trumphrey
Portage County
Blaze Kills Two Tots and Injures Fire Victims
In Lansing Michigan a house fire killed Keith A. Black Jr aged 2 and Catherine 11 months. Their five year old sister Susan awakened her sisters Linda four and Beverly Jean three and guided them to safety. Police said Keith left them alone to pick up their mother Nancy from work.
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Mich
Keith A. Black Jr
Catherine
Susan Black
Susan
Linda
Beverly Jean
Keith
Nancy
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