Baltimore minister speaks on weddings and insurance ruling
A Baltimore minister notes the phrase for richer for poorer as Shirley Klein defects by marrying her fiancé after rejecting a court award of 2500 dollars from a automobile accident in West Virginia. The insurer bowed to the bride’s planned Saturday wedding and paid a portion of the judgment. Lawyer Marvin Ellin confirmed a gratuity was offered. details were not disclosed.
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Miss Klein
James A. Tralloran
Woodbury, N. J
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
Defeatists Rapped by Nixon Defeatists Rapped by Nixon
Vice President Nixon urged California Republicans to abandon defeatist attitudes and mount an all-out campaign to elect the GOP ticket. He spoke at a $100-a-plate dinner in Oakland, arguing Democrats are overconfident while business improves. Senator Knowland endorsed the ticket and Governor Knight predicted a strong campaign, noting voters will decide regardless of party labels.
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Nixon
California
William F. Knowland
GOP
Goodwin
Knight
U. S. Senate
Knowland
Huddle Top Republicans Center
Oskdand
Hypnotic Smoke Treatment by Telephone Fails in Minnesota
In Rochester Minnesota Harald W Scott a 45 year old Ventura California repairman submitted to a six minute trans Atlantic hypnotic cigarette treatment via telephone with London hypnotist Blythe. Five seconds after hanging up Scott lit a cigarette and resumed smoking three packs daily planning another call. Eleven newsmen and photographers observed the event in a hotel room with the Press Telegram broadcasting.
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Harald W. Scott
London
Scott
Ventura
Calif
Heriier Repairman's
Werner
Henry Hlythe
Jane
Unclear Coastal Hotel Boardwalk Scene
Fragmented OCR report describes a hotel riverside scene with vague names and a sale at sea. Mentions Huntington Hotel and Long Beach amid garbled text. No clear dates or outcomes.
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Huntington Hotel
Beoum Long Quevocean
Alvo
Lokg Beach
Mack Ill Misses Court in FCC Case
Indictments stem from a Miami television channel award involving former Federal Communications Commissioner Richard A Mack and Thurmen A Whiteside. Whiteside faced arraignment with a $1000 bond, while Mack did not appear due to medical treatment in Miami. Trial date set for January 6. court to verify Mack’s condition.
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FCC
Washington
Miami
Thurmen A. Whiteside
Federal Communications
Richard A. Mack
Mack
U. S. District Court
Burnita S Matthews
Whiteside
Justice Department
Aivrek
Jon Mack
Television Channel 10
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