Russian girl wins US citizenship after Moscow marriage
Rosita Shifman Brayton, 29, took the oath in Fairbanks Alaska four years after marrying Lawrence Brayton of Fairbanks. He overstayed his visa to wed a Moscow speech therapist. The couple moved to Alaska in July 1964 as Russian authorities finally approved the marriage.
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Moscow
Lawrence Brayton
Fairy Banks
Brayton
Russia
Symington Performs Nightclub Rout to Back Music Project
Senator Symington, 40, a State Department official and son of Sen. Stuart Symington, played guitar and joked for over an hour at the Blue Room in Washington to drum up donations for the Washington Guitar Club. Colleague Art Buchwald introduced him, noting a shift toward politics for Symington.
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Art Buchwald
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Holiday Peak Travel Strains U.S. Transport Network
Airlines railroads and buses push peak holiday travel as millions aim home for Christmas. Airlines add about 150000 extra daily seats Dec 15-23 and Jan 3-7, with risk of weather driving further shifts. Railroads forecast heavy crowds, Greyhound reports 75100 troops moved since Dec 15 for holiday leave.
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Woman Publisher Flees From Greece
London reports say Mrs Helen Vlachos escaped house arrest in Athens after slipping past guards and plans to seek political asylum in Britain. In Athens the minister of public orders claimed she was released and free to come and go, while Vlachos said she dyed her hair and hid to flee. She left behind her husband and two sons and closed her daily newspapers, lamenting press censorship under the junta.
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Helen Viachos
Tzevélokos
Britain
Constitution Won’t Limit Greek King Power
Athens sources say a proposed Greek constitution for the military regime will not curb the king’s power. The draft, readied by a 20 member panel, aims to control communism and restore conditions for Constantine’s return after his suspension from power.
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Athens
UPH
Flu Hits Alabama Hardest
The National Communicable Disease Center reports influenza like illnesses spreading across the South and Midwest. In Mobile County Alabama about 6,700 people visited doctors the week of December 3, with similar illness levels in four other Alabama counties.
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College Board Probes Summerskill Administration
Los Angeles reports a four trustee and state college chancellor led probe into Dr. John Summerskill's San Francisco State tenure. Focused on his police role during disturbances Dec 6 and campus law enforcement decisions. Assembly education committee chair urged using state police. faculty threaten class boycotts if Summerskill is removed.
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San Francisco State
Chicago publishes 10 most wanted parking violators list
Chicago authorities borrow FBI tactics to crack down on chronic violators. A public list names the 10 most wanted parking violators and an arrest warrant is issued for the offenders.
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FBI
Will funds aid Roswell old men with warm underwear
Officials of the Masonic Temple in Roswell distributed 20 pairs of long underwear at ten dollars each this year to satisfy a will stipulation. Guy Winter, who died nine years ago, left 105000 dollars with a trust requiring Christmas purchases of warm underwear for cold and needy elderly men.
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Masonic Temple
Roswell
Guy Winter
FIRM CLOSING DOORS Movie Newsreel Ends Era
Universal Newsreel, the last gatekeeper of news films for theaters, will close Tuesday after 34 years under Ed Herlihy. The final six minute reel shows a bulldozer at Olympic Village in Mexico City as Meads retires and memories flood in from camera crews.
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Universal Newsreel
Ed Herlihy
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Olympic Village
Mexico City
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Fira
Heart Transplant Man Buried in South Africa
CAPE TOWN South Africa Louis Washkansky the first person to live 18 days after a heart transplant was buried today by the rabbi who married him 21 years ago Several hundred attended at the Pinelands Jewish cemetery The chief rabbi conducted the service and Washkansky widow Ann appeared distressed The surgeon Barnard did not attend the funeral as he prepared for a television appearance and his team members attended on his behalf The burial followed Washkansky final illness traced to pneumonia without signs of rejection
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