Peter Lawford Weds Deborah Gould In Lighthearted Ceremony
Actor Peter Lawford, 52, marries Deborah Gould, 25, in Arlington Virginia in a ceremony that featured last minute wardrobe change from jeans to formal dress. Lawford forgets the marriage license, clowning with roses, and the best man hides the ring as Gould pretends to falter while saying for richer or poorer.
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Pearl Bailey Named Keynote Speaker at Convention
Singer Pearl Bailey will deliver the keynote address at a Hartford convention, stepping into a high profile role as the event opens. Her appearance is set to draw attendees from across the region as organizers expect strong media coverage and public interest.
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West German Defense Minister to visit U S for talks
Plans show West German Defense Minister Georg Leber visiting the United States for a week of talks with Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld and Secretary of State Henry Kissinger. Georgia Weicker calls for fresh faces at conventions while Miss Bailey’s July 16 appearance is arranged as a replacement for Sen. Barry Goldwater who cancels due to hip surgery. Delegates will choose 38 delegates to the national con.
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Ustinov Says U.S. Pressures UNESCO Over Budgets
British actor Peter Ustinov accuses the United States of exerting unattractive pressure on UNESCO by withholding its share of the agency's budget. He notes the U S has paid about 25 percent of UNESCO's 76 million dollar annual budget and has not paid since 1974 following Arab pressure that blocked Israel from UNESCO aid.
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Yugoslavia to Attend EU Communist Party Conference
Yugoslavia will send a delegation to a conference of European Communist parties next week marking its first participation since 1957. The move follows earlier friction over Yugoslavia's independent path, with the 1960 gathering in Moscow highlighting tensions.
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Nadjari Fired as NYC Corruption Probe Chief
New York special prosecutor Maurice Nadjari was dismissed after clashing with state officials. Governor Hugh Carey and Attorney General Louis Lefkowitz said his actions against an official finding showed his probe had political motives.
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Graduating seniors find easier job prospects in 1976
A Northwestern survey of over 200 large firms shows 15 percent more bachelor’s degree hires and 18 percent more master’s degree hires planned for this summer. University placements report improved employment, higher salaries, and stronger demand for engineers, accountants, and business grads while teaching jobs decline and government hiring falls.
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Illinois Liberal Arts
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University of Wisconsin-Madison
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Korshak in Chicago Crime Ties and Postwar Rise
Recounting Sidney Korshak linked to Capone era figures and Korshak’s postwar career. The narrative covers gang loyalty messages from Charles Gice, Korshak’s Army duty, his Chicago law firm with brother Marshall, and his role as labor counsel for major unions and large firms.
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Cherry Nose) Gice
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Sims for Senate Committee endorses four candidates
The Sims for Senate Committee endorsed four contenders for the November election. Manuel Lujan and Harold Runnels were named for re election, Dan Sosa for the Supreme Court, and Joe Green for State Representative from Bernalillo County. Rich Sims did not endorse any U S Senate candidate.
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Roswell Daily Record
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D-N.m
Dan Sosa
Supreme Court
Joe Green
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Bernalillo County
U.S. Senate
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Thefts of CB radios and tool boxes reported in Roswell
Police records show multiple thefts Friday and Saturday including three CB radios and two tool boxes with tools. Victims include Larry Reed Marguerite Holeldt and Ben Junkin with losses over $100. Vandalism also reported on three cars with minor damage.
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Larry D. Reed
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S. Hemlock Ave
Ben Junkin
N. Michigan Ave
Skip Bicknell
S. Lea Ave
Call for World War uniforms and helmets for Jubilee
A call is issued for several World War I Army uniforms and Japanese World War II helmets to dress actors in a Bicentennial Birthday Jubilee. Interested parties may call 622 5400 or contact show director and choreographer Toney Raven.
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Roswell Mail Rates Listed in Daily Record
The Roswell Daily Record notes new subscription pricing: $4.00 for one month, $9.60 for three months, $16.00 for six months, and $36.00 for one year.
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