Lord Harlech Marries U S Fashion Editor in Mayfair Ceremony
Lord Harlech former British ambassador to Washington wed Pamela Colin American fashion editor in a 25 minute Anglican ceremony at Grosvenor Chapel Mayfair attended by Princess Margaret Lord Snowdon and Macmillan. The couple's reception drew 200 guests as Harlech's blended family watched.
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Lord Harlech
Grosvenor Chapel
London
Pamela Collin
New York
Harlech
John F. Kennedy
Pamela Colin
H Rrech
Vogue Magazine
Ralph F. Colin
Harlech Television Co
Mayfair
Princess Margaret
Lord Snowdon
Harold Macmillan
Selwyn Lloyd
Jayne
Rose
Francis
Alice
Julian
Victoria
Water rate increase rejected by Troy council
The Troy City Council voted down proposed water rate hikes as Buckley argued for needed revenue. The plan would have raised flat rates about 18 cents weekly and metered rates from 26 to 36 cents per 1000 gallons, with about 180000 yearly extra revenue. Needing funds, Buckley cited tax exempt entities and compared neighboring communities' increases.
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Troy
Werlin
Buckley
RPI
Russell Sage
Hudson Valley Community College
Albany
Schenectady
Latham
Utica
Monroe County
Waterford
Rome
Ilion
Little Falls
Senate Passes Tax Bill With Personal Exemption Increase
Senate leaders push a compromise on personal exemptions and oil tax changes while planning to iron out differences with the House. Mills backs the House position on depletion allowances and a later tax relief timeline, and conferees will include conservative Democrats and Republicans led by Long and Mills. Final version expected before Christmas with exemptions rising to 700 in 1970 and 800 in 1971 and broader tax cuts in later years.
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Ohio
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Vanik
Mills
Congress
Nixon
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Long
Clinton P. Anderson
New Mexico
Herman E. Talmadge
Georgia
Albert Gore
Tennessee
Wallace F. Bennett
Utah
Williams
Nebraska
Carl Curtis
Miller
Ways and Means
Wilbur Mills
D-Ark
House Democratic Steering Committee
Ray J. Madden
D-Ind
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Harvard sit‑in ends as court order cited
Nearly 100 Black protesters exit Harvard University Hall after a court order stopping the sit‑in. They vow to press for at least 20 percent Black employees on Harvard construction sites. No arrests. a spokesman says the decision to leave was to avoid counterproductive defiance.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
University Hall
University
Mark Smith
Faculty Club
New York Court Rules Lie-Detector Tests Unreliable Evidence
The New York Court of Appeals unanimously ruled lie-detector tests are not sufficiently reliable for criminal trials. The decision upheld lower court rulings suppressing polgraph evidence in a Watertown murder case involving Joseph R. Leone.
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Albany
N.Y
New York State
Court of Appeals
Watertown
Joseph R. Leone
Leone
Peter
Barbara
Gerald Egan
Jefferson County Court
State Supreme Court
Fourth Department
Matthew Jason
High Court
Jasen
Jason
Tax Up For Spirits
A total of $4 billion was reported in receipts from distilled spirits in 1968 by federal, state and local government, an increase of nearly 4.5 percent over 1967.
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Washington
Caveman Remains to Be Sent to Smithsonian for Study
The remains of a caveman found near Santander Spain will be flown to the Smithsonian Institution in Washington for further study. The find was made by Prof. Leslie G. Freeman of the University of Chicago and the Rev. P. J. Gonzalez Echegaray of the Santander Prehistoric Museum.
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Santander
Spain
Smithsonian Institution
Washington
Leslie G. Freeman
University of Chicago
P. J. Gonzalez Echegaray
Santander Prehistoric Museum
Manson and followers arraigned in Tate killings case
Charles Manson and four followers faced arraignment on murder conspiracy charges linked to the Tate and LaBianca killings. Prosecutors seek a rapid trial within 60 days after all defendants return to California, as deputies search a movie ranch for missing stuntman Donald O’Shea amid reports of up to 14 related killings.
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Los Angeles
Sharon Tate
Charles M. Manson
Miller
Manson
Tate
Donald O’shea
Los Angeles Times
Dist
Atty
Evelle J. Younger
California
Susan Atkins
Linda Kasabian
Leslie Louise van Houten
Patricia Krenwinkel
Mobile
Ala
Charles Watson
McKinney
Tex
Misstate
Bel-Air
Leno LaBianca
Miss Houten
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