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The Times Herald Record

Location

Middletown, New York, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1963

Page

3

Justice Douglas Weds 23-Year-Old Secretary in Quiet Buffalo Ceremony

Supreme Court Justice William O. Douglas, 64, married Joan Carol Martin, 23, a secretary, in a Buffalo church ceremony. They left for a Montana Washington honeymoon after a family reception at the bride’s parents’ home. Martin previously worked for the State Department Agency for International Development. The couple’s divorce from Douglas’s previous marriage was finalized five days earlier.

Buffalo N.Y UPD Supreme Court William O. Douglas Joan Carol Martin Douglas Montana Washington Robert Wolf Unitarian Universalist Church Miss Martin State Department Agency For International Development John H. Martin Williamsville Price, Waterhouse, Inc Joan C. Martin Klickitat County UPI Telephoto

Kennedy receives thousands of well wishes for Kennedy baby

Washington UPI reports nearly 300 letters daily pour into the White House for Mrs Jacqueline Kennedy as she awaits her third child this month. Children from New Orleans Marion Ohio Wesleyville and Far Rockaway send prayers and requests including godparent offers and naming ideas.

Washington UPI White House New Orleans Marion Ohio Nancy Tuckerman Wesleyville

Rail talks intensify amid deadlocked rail dispute

Labor Secretary Wirtz held marathon talks with railroad and union leaders to avert a nationwide strike. With no quick settlement in sight, senators wrapped up hearings on Kennedy’s plan to let the ICC impose binding work rules for two years while bargaining continues under a no strike order. Five rail unions were reported to be sending proposals they have offered over the years.

Washington UPI W. Willard Wirtz Wirtz Senate Commerce Committee Kennedy Interstate Commerce Commission ICC

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Justice Douglas 82Nd Airborne Joanna D. C Mrs. Kennedy Far Rockaway, N Burger’s Port Jervis OSE Grusla Mack’s Mack Les Mack North Street Middletown
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