Jackie Kennedy to marry Aristotle Onassis in Greece
Jacqueline Kennedy arrived in Greece to wed Aristotle Onassis within three days. They will marry on Scorpios, his private island, with a Greek Orthodox ceremony likely. The wedding unites the widow of John F. Kennedy with the 62 year old magnate known as the Golden Greek.
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Four youths held for grand jury in narcotics raid case
In Magisterial Court four young people were bound over to the grand jury after a preliminary hearing following a narcotics raid last Friday night. Charged are Caroline Wachter 22 of Jefferson Blvd uns lawfully permitting her house for narcotics. David Stape 20 111-pe Baltimore St possession of marijuana. Tony Ramsey 18 no fixed address illegal possession of narcotic drugs and marijuana and carrying a concealed weapon. John M Robinson 18 ne xed address possession of marijuana. Ramsey Robinson and Stape held on 500 bond. Wachter released on 500. Witnesses testified the group met at Wachter home and discussed smoking marijuana with a three year old present. evidence included envelopes of marijuana and pipes.
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Nixon Grows Backing From Press Across U.S. Newspapers
New York AP dispatch reports Michard M Nixon's presidential bid has gained editorial support from 483 daily newspapers, more than five times the number backing Humphrey. The trade magazine notes inquiries sent to all 1,749 daily papers as of December 15.
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Kennedy's Marriage to Onassis Affects Public Image
Fragmented page notes suggest Kennedy marriage to Onassis sparked questions about public image. Other clippings mention a state association probing a Negro teacher firing activity and various society and obituary items. The text is highly garbled with multiple unrelated snippets and incomplete captions.
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Hawk Dove clash in Hanoi slows Vietnam peace bid
AP dispatch reports a hawk versus dove split in Hanoi delaying Washington proposals to end bombing in North Vietnam. North Vietnamese leaders reportedly debate limiting the war if Johnson halts strikes while U S officials insist peacemaking hinges on Hanoi accepting Saigon in talks and on Communist de escalation guarantees.
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Boy Scouts to Admit Girls to Explorer Program Next Year
The Boy Scouts of America board voted unanimously to admit girls to the Explorer program for 14 to 18 year olds starting next January 1. Leaders and many teens welcomed the plan as expanding options and activities, while a few fear too much distraction. Girls would join only in special interest posts initially, with outdoor and hobby programs emphasized.
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Dallas
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Don James
Wichita Falls
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Phone Company Eyes Increase In Rates
The Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company of Maryland asks the Public Service Commission to determine the fair value of statewide property and set a fair rate of return. VP L. Mercer Smith cites inflation, higher taxes, and rising capital needs, urging higher revenues to fund ongoing expansion and service improvements.
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Florida Fears High Water From Gladys
Hurricane Gladys drifts north in the Gulf of Mexico with weak winds but a dangerous potential for five foot tidal rise near the Tampa Bay area. Officials warn complacency could invite damage as forecasters shift track toward Cedar Key and the Big Bend coast while warnings extend to Sarasota to St Marks.
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GOP Victory Party Planned Win Or Lose
Baltimore AP reports campaign fundraisers plan victory parties for Nixon and Agnew on November 5. Tickets cost 100 dollars each and promise drinks and buffet at the Tall of the Fox in Timonium and the Statler Hilton in Annapolis. Organizers expect to raise around 1000 dollars, with a $1,000 Governor's Executive Assembly fee club backing.
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Catholic Church Hints at Likely No Sanction for Kennedy Wedding
George W. Cornell reports Roman Catholic officials doubt annulment is possible for Aristotle Onassis and Jacqueline Kennedy. The article notes Catholicism may reject a marriage deemed invalid without annulment, while Greek Orthodox law could permit a second marriage. Orthodoxy allows divorce on certain grounds, a path analysts say could enable a Kennedy-Onassis union in their church.
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Onassis rises from Greek refugee to billionaire by 1960s
From arriving in Argentina in 1922 with $60 to becoming Greece’s consul in Buenos Aires, Aristotle Onassis built a vast shipping empire. By 1960 he wooed Jacqueline Kennedy after winning ships in a scrap sale, shaping ties with leaders and celebrities aboard his Christina yacht.
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