Former Cuban brings marble to L A fair spotlight
Ramon Hernandez of Miami a former Cuban and senior vice president of Florida Terrazzo Supplies Inc supplied brown and white marble for the Institute of Textin Cultures walkway and the exterior surfacing of the Convention Center Arena at HemisFair. He attended the 45th annual convention amid ties to Cuba’s anti-Castro underworld and declined to discuss politics.
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U.N Approves Nuclear Arms Treaty Voices from Security Council
The United Nations approved a nuclear arms treaty with 18 to 0, Algeria abstaining, as the three atomic powers the United States Britain and the Soviet Union moved to open signatures in Washington London and Moscow. The council backed a strong pledge to aid any non nuclear country facing aggression after ratification. The General Assembly had earlier passed a related declaration and Britain pushed Rhodesia trade sanctions amid constitutional questions in Britain and debates over the House of Lords.
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Hart Maxey promoted as Western District clerk
Maxey Hart was honored in a ceremony in Judge Adrian Spears courtroom as he nears July 3 retirement after three years as clerk of the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Texas He succeeds his father who held the post since 1897 The event drew judges lawyers and officials and included unveiling portraits of Hart and his father Hart praised long service and received two portraits and gifts from committee donors Myrl Hart his wife attended and Hart recalled mixed feelings about leaving government service.
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Queen Rolls With the Times Mad Royal Wedding
The queen attended the St James's Palace Royal Chapel wedding of Antonia Palmer to Lord Christopher Thynne on June 6. Guests included Sir Mark Palmer and designer Mario Hornak, with Mick Jagger among the arrivals. the queen reportedly left after 30 minutes.
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Souvenir sales soar at HemisFair in Korea raincoat rush
At HemisFair in San Antonio, Century Souvenir stalls sold over 32.1 raincoats from Korea in one week, as Howard Bargreen reports. Stand manager Cooper Stephens sold 40 dozen raincoats during a heavy downpour, with other popular items including stemware, a burlap and leather tote bag, and minted medallions. Bargreen highlights high demand for souvenirs and notes medallions have no annual value, while recalling a $120 purchase for a St. Louis Fair piece.
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Sirhan Sirhan fires public defender, hires new attorney
Defender fired by Sirhan Sirhan who killed Senator Kennedy hires Russell E. Parsons, a top California appellate lawyer, from an AC LU list. Parsons will substitute for Wilbur Littlefield as defense counsel. Sirhan, a Jordanian immigrant, could face deportation. he will plead June 28 in the fatal Kennedy shooting.
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Munir Bishara Salameh Sirhan 19, known as Joe, fights a deportation order after a juvenile conviction for possession and sale of marijuana was set aside. An immigration official disclosed the appeal on Wednesday, while records show another brother Sharif Bishara Salama Ghaltas Sirhan, 34, was previously arrested for tampering with an automobile.
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