Supreme Court Justice Douglas and Joan Martin Wed in Buffalo
Associate Justice William O. Douglas, 64, marries Joan Martin, 23, in Buffalo after a ceremony attended by the couple. Douglas is twice divorced. Miss Martin worked in the Agency for International Development in Washington. Mercedes, his second wife, had filed for divorce six days earlier and plans to marry RB Eichholdt in Washington.
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Italian Divorcee Says Ford II Were Just Friends
Christina Austin, an Italian divorcee, claims in Milan that she was romantically linked to Henry Ford II by New York papers but insists they are merely friends. Ford, 45, head of Ford Motor Co., and his wife Anne, 44, announced their separation over the weekend amid tabloid chatter.
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U S May Seek New Pact Amid Cold War Tensions
Secretary of State Dean Rusk conveyed to the Soviet Union that the United States may back a Russian proposal to deter surprise attacks by inserting inspectors in strategic areas in both East and West. He met with Lord Home and Andrei Gromyko amid efforts to ease post nuclear test ban tensions.
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Airlines and union reach tentative labor pact
Airline workers and management reported a tentative contract covering 12,000 employees after talks involving the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers. In other news a Fort Worth area trainman died after being struck by a moving locomotive near Marble Falls, and Kennedy discussed a nuclear test ban with Soviet leaders amid space satellite plans to monitor underground tests.
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Dinner to honor St. Marys president Neumann
More than 200 reservations exist for a testimonial dinner honoring Very Rev Charles W Neumann set for 7 pm Thursday in the St Anthony Hotels Anacacho room Walter Corrigan announces. Neumann leaves for Fribourg Switzerland next week to become chaplain at Villa St Jean International School. He served as St Marys University president for two years and is the son of Mr and Mrs C W Neumann of 231 S Cherry Street. Reservations are $4 at the St Marys alumni office. Dinner committee includes Judge Archie Brown Rev Clarence Leopold Fred Peery Starr Kealhofer and Donohue.
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