Monaco Royal Wedding Brings Tense Ceremony and Nervous Moments
In the Palace of Monaco the pale bride Tam numb and the nervous prince Rainier faced a 20 minute civil ceremony amid strain from a collapsed chamberlain. The mood shifted as officials arranged the religious rites for tomorrow in St Charles Cathedral while attendants assisted a shaken court.
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Hopeless Democrats Try to Kill Farm Veto Vote
Democratic leaders pressed for a vote to override President Eisenhower’s veto of the farm bill but conceded they could not reach the two thirds needed. Speaker Rayburn said Republicans cannot blame anyone else for the veto, while Eisenhower stressed politics did not influence his decision. Noting the arithmetic, backers would need numerous GOP votes, with limited hope of gathering the required support. Some Midwest Republicans signaled they might stick with their stance.
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Talented Crow in New York Fined for Horn Blowing
Joseph Alban a Lang Fetandene representative was fined 10 in Time Court yesterday for unnecessary autohorn blowing despite his claim that his pet crow Olivin Timm helped him manage the steerings. The judge, Joseph Sam Perry, noted the backlog of undelivered Christmas mail at a Joliet motel, and the mailman said he was tired and needed more time to finish deliveries.
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Harriman Signs Extra 123 Million School Aid
Gov. Harriman signs a large education aid measure aimed at boosting New York State’s support for schools. The plan adds about 223 million dollars in the coming year with 32 million increases from legislative action and formula-driven boosts for enrollment. The initiative raises the annual teacher minimum to 4500 dollars and shapes a foundation program with 18 dollars referenced. The fall impact will be absorbed in the current budget, with total 1957 58 state aid projected to exceed last year by roughly 186 million and overall state allocations surpassing 500 million dollars in the new budget period.
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Trumans to Give Dinner Tomorrow
Independence affair centers on Margaret Truman wedding plans. The bridegroom is due Thursday to meet the future bride, amid talk of the Truman family dinner and bipartisan reception in an event tied to the president’s social engagements.
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Hearing Attacked Over Icardi Case By Defense
In Washington a defense lawyer argued two House members acted as judges not legislators when hearings touched on Icardi and the World War II slaying. The case involves charges tied to driving offenses and a separate traffic incident. The subcommittee hearings are challenged as lacking a valid legislative purpose.
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Amation Joke Fragments From A Mother's Gaffe
A puzzled mother shows visitors her amation and asks her child who he is. The boy answer comes out as a muddled greeting. The scene captures a lighthearted mispronunciation and family humor.
Russians greet Kefauver and Eden in London and Portsmouth
London reports greet and boos as Soviet Premier Nikolai Bulopt UipTe Acata and Khrushchev arrive with security strictness. Crowds cheer the leaders at Claridge's and Portsmouth while some protest religious persecution behind the Iron Curtain.
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Cease fire talk and Democratic primary turmoil in New Jersey
Reports from Jerusalem and New Jersey detail Israeli Egyptian cease fire prospects and a New Jersey Democratic primary clash. Kefauver led with 106,751 votes, Eisenhower dominated 304,019, while write-ins and unpledged delegates stirred the convention scene as party leaders stressed no commitment amid ongoing primaries.
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One Poem Is Enough For Rainier
French poet Jean Cocteau and two Académie Francaise members reportedly left Monaco after refusing further involvement in Grace Kelly and Prince Rainier II's wedding. Cocteau offered a blank verse ode and an epic poem. Rainier reportedly said one is enough, souring relations between Monaco and the French academy.
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Keller Weather: Cold Deck Presages Snow Flurries
Weathersman Andy Keller predicts continued cold tonight and tomorrow with occasional rain and new flurries. The low tonight is 32 with a high near 44 tomorrow and northwest winds 15 to 25 mph. A cold front spans from the Rockies to the Mississippi with snow flurries in the northern regions.
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Correction clarifies Councilman Boredynski not a bachelor
The newspaper corrects a report that Councilman Raymond J. Boredynski is single. He is 38 and will not be described as a bachelor until he passes age 40. He noted many friends call him single, but he remains a married man in status and expects his children someday to enjoy Frazer Park.
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Frazer Park
Berdyneki
Long Spoon for Eden London 19 Anti Communist demonstrators
Anti Communist demonstrators protested the view of Bulganin and Khrushchev today by presenting Prime Minister Eden with a foot long weeded spoon. The League of Empire Loyalists, a nationalist group, carried the object through Whitehall and handed it to Rider’s residence. The spoon was presented with a note claiming it will not prove long enough for the dinner with the devil.
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Golfer Climbs Tree After 196-Foot Shot at Green Gables
Amateur golfer Tward Perk faced an odd scare yesterday at Green Gables Country Club as a shot went awry and lodged 196 feet up a tree. Peck’s error and a humorous miscue highlighted a playful round among locals.
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