Roslyn Hees-Taylor Wedding in Toronto Drowns in DC Move
Roslyn Hees youngest daughter of former federal minister George Hees married Durwood Murphy Taylor in Toronto. Guests included E Davis Fulton and George Drew. Rev Edgar S Bull officiated at St Thomas Anglican. The couple to live in Washington after a Jamaica honeymoon. bride studied in Switzerland and Montreal and earned a Johns Hopkins master in Latin American relations. She has worked for the U.S. government as assistant to the director of the Population Reference Bureau.
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Roslyn Georgian Hees
George *Hees
Toronto
Durwood Murphy Taylor
Washington, D.C
Hees
E. Davis Fulton
Justice
George Drew
National Conservaive
Edgar S. Bull
St Thomas Anglican Church
Howard University
Taylors
Washington
Jamaica
Switzerland
Metzill ‘University
Montreal
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
U.S
Population Reference Bureau
Senate Panel Targets Auto Insurance Industry Probe
Senate anti trust and monopoly subcommittee, led by Chairman Philip A. Hart, will investigate the auto insurance industry a market with 78 million cars and about 12 billion dollars in accident losses. The inquiry is set to begin in March or April next year and may not trigger a full scale hearing, leaving scope to Sen. Warren Magnuson’s Commerce Committee.
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Washington
API
Philip A. Hart
Senate Anti-Trust and Monopoly
Hart
United
Press-International
Michigan Democrat
Warren G. Magnuson
Commerce Committee
Soviets Start 1st Carrier
UPI reports US Navy officers confirm the Soviet Union is building its first aircraft carrier. The carrier, likely small but long range, signals Moscow’s mid east bases and expanded Mediterranean activity. Adm Holmes and Adm Elis discuss ship's potential beyond continental limits. Senator Jackson warns of implications for the West.
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New York
UPI
U.S. Navy
Soviet Union
Vietnam
U.S. Atlantic
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Senate Armed Services Committee
Aackson
Egypt
Alexandria
Suez
Middle East
Adm
Ephraim P. Holmes
Atlantic
William E. Elis
Supreme Allied Command Atlantic
Atlantic Fleet
Norfolk, A
Holmes
Hurricane Heidi Edges Bermuda As It Strands Toward Sea
Hurricane Heidi, winds over 85 mph at center, brushed Bermuda with fringe gales and swirled toward open sea. The National Hurricane Center said it would grow in size and intensity but move away from Bermuda and the U.S. mainland, becoming a tropical storm and threatening shipping lanes. Forecaster Raymond Kraft predicted the system would be weakened by a cold front before any closer approach.
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Miami
Heidi
Bermuda
National Hurricane Center
Hermuda
U.S
Raymond Kraft
Final Week Opens at Bishops Synod in Vatican
The Roman Catholic Synod of Bishops enters its final week with key debates ahead. Topics include liturgical changes, doctrine and theology, mixed marriage rules, and a planned meeting with Pope Paul VI and Orthodox Patriarch Athenagoras. A three day unity visit starts Thursday. An appeal for world peace will be drafted.
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Vatican City
Roman Catholic Synod, of Bishops
Paul VI
Athenagoras
Hunter Killed four hurt in Big Game Openers
Colorado reports one hunter killed and at least four injured as the big game season opens. Leon Brunner Jr., 41, of Englewood, died when his 16 year old son accidentally shot him near Bayfield. Among the wounded are Clyde Mathieson, James Strodal, Arthur Hahn, and William Cock Tum.
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Sen. Church
River
Frank Church
Idaho
Potomac River
Washington
Hunter
Rible
Colo
Upl
Colorado
Leon S. Brunner Jr
Englewood
Steven
Bayfield
Mercy Hospital
Durango
Clyde Mathieson
Stillwater
Okla
James Strodal
Fresno
Calif
Moffat County
Arthur
Hahn
Bellflower
Sill
William Cock- Tum
Alamosa
Great Sand Dunes National Monument
Humphrey Sets Asia Visit After Saigon Inauguration
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey will visit Malaysia and Indonesia after attending the inauguration in Saigon of South Vietnamese President Nguyen Van Thieu on October 31, a U.S. Embassy spokesman said.
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Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
Hubert H. Humphrey
Indonesia
Saigon
Nguyen van Thieu
Inday
Rum Ration Warning After Navy Driving Tests
The Royal Navy warns sailors not to drive after drinking the daily rum tot. A Sunday test found three sailors unfit to drive 40 minutes after consuming the tradition, dating to 1745, which gives about six measures of rum.
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London
Britain
Royal Navy
Navy
Strike Leaders Vote Amid Explosion at Hart Home
In Pittsburgh the summer home of William J. Hart, Pennsylvania labor secretary, was rocked by a dynamite blast as strike leaders counted votes on a settlement proposal. Pittsburgh rejected the contract 462 to 341 while Cleveland and Buffalo accepted. Voting centers in Gary, Indiana, tabulated as the nationwide strike continues. talks may resume if a unified agreement is reached.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Jabor and Industry
William J. Hart
Hart
Cleveland
Ohio
Buffalo
N.Y
National Steel Carriers Association
Gary
Ind
William Kusley
Hopting
Daniel Berger
Berger
Proposel
Police Raid Nets Aged Burial Club in Los Angeles
Los Angeles police raided Crenshaw Boulevard, detaining 18 men and 92 women aged 50 to 70 at a gambling gathering. The raid targeted a Sephardic Benevolent Society card party misidentified as a burial society meeting. Each detainee posted $22 bond and faced minor charges with possible fines suspended.
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Los Angeles
API
Crenshaw Boulevard
Sephardic Benevolent Society
David Mayesh
Suspect in Killing Hangs Self at San Quentin
Raymond Pettis, 23, a suspect in the Lake County deputy’s slaying, hanged himself Sunday in his Segregation unit cell at San Quentin. He had been imprisoned since 1965 for kidnapping robbery in San Diego County and was returned here after a 1966 escape from Konocti Prison Camp. He was among suspects in the deputy’s November 11, 1966 killing, though no charges had been filed.
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UPS
Raymond Pettis
Lake County
San Quentin Prison
Pettis
Prson
San Diego County
Konocti
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