Honeymoon Ends For Philadelphia Teens After Elopement
A Philadelphia couple who eloped last month returned to their families as the husband, John Paul Jones Jr., resumes work as an encyclopedia salesman in Des Moines. The 18 year old wife, Mary Lee Davis, niece of Princess Grace of Monaco, plans a pause from work. The couple wed in a quiet St Pauls Episcopal ceremony with only close family present. Mary Lee previously worked a hotel coffee shop job earning about 22.50 weekly plus tips.
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Ex President Bosch Lands Aboard Navy Frigate In Exile
Ex president Joaquin Bosch sailed into exile aboard a Dominican navy frigate after a coup, with plans to land in Guadaloupe. He claimed the coup was organized before his February inauguration and said his removal was chaotic. The U S suspended diplomatic relations and aid, while a civilian provisional government lifted the curfew.
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Wheat Sale to Soviet State Dept Accused of Muzzling Newsmen
Washington reports on a proposed sale of large U.S. wheat exports to the Soviet Union, valued near $250 million, drawing Senate inquiry and criticism over press restrictions in Viet Nam and potential political fallout for U.S. policy. The plan faces legislative scrutiny and White House briefing dynamics as officials weigh the deal and its implications.
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Congo constitutional deadlock prompts Kasavubu move
In Sebat town Kasavubu orders a special constitutional commission after both houses refuse to discuss a Congo constitution. He says parliamentarians failed to debate the charter amid deliberate confusion and announces a commission including government ministers and regional authorities. In New York, U.N. issues dominated talks between Dean Rusk and Lord Home at a 75 minute breakfast on Africa decolonization and Southeast Asia, with no time for broader issues.
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Press-Telegram announces its second class matter status
The notice confirms the paper's mailing and publication details including posting office, biweekly handling, annual subscription rate, and single copy price. It lists circulation areas as Long Beach California with street references and audit bureau involvement.
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