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MONDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1957
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U.S.r Russian
Talks Backed
LONDON im Georoe F. Kennan
urged the Western Allies last nieht
to abandon their opposition to bi
lateral negotiations with the Kus
cinns.
"Coalitions are poor negotiators,
particularly when anything posi
tive is to be achieved," said the
leading American expert on Soviet
affairs in the second of a lecture
.scries he is giving over the Brit'
ish Broadcasting Corp.
The United States, Britain and
France have steadfastly rejected
Soviet suggestions for U.S.-Rus-
fiian talks on major world issues.
The British and French fear such
bilateral negotiations would force
them into the back seat.
"I am sure the people of the
world would prefer that we mako
some sort of progress privately
rather than that we continue to
get nowhere in a series of sterling
public demonstrations of Atlantic
unity," said Kennan, the former
U.S. ambassador to Moscow and
author of the West's containment
policy.
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star Esther Williams and her hus
band of 12 years, lien Gage, have
separated.
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nouncer, also is the business part
ner oi Miss Williams.
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"Gen has moved out of the house
so we can try to work out our
difficulties without disturbing the
harmony ot the home. -She
disclosed that there had
been two previous separations,
hitherto unpublicizcd. The couple
has three children, Benjie, 8;
Kimball, 7; and Susan, 4.
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NEW YORK l-The New York
Times said today that Senate
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I nnpnnrd files of the tnlernntionnl
Brotherhood of Carpenters and
Joiners.
The investigators refused yes
terday to say what they were
looking for, a Washington dis
patch to the newspaper added.
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the political controversy" over the
Senate committee investigating
rackets in the fields of labor and
management.
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the union, like his late father Wil
liam who preceded him in the job,
is a Republican.
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er, said investigators appeared
Friday at union headquarters in
Indianapolis with a subpoena.
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a broad one, and he did not know
specifically what was wanted.
"We are cooperating with them.' j
he added.
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sel of the Senate committee, de
clined to say what he was seek
ing or when he expected hearings
on me carpenters affairs. The
union has about 750.000 members
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Pair Married Despite Many Big Delays
BLOOMINGTON, 111. I-Three , marriage license,
times Howard Lawson and Mary Howard and Mary were mar
Sylvester heard the minister in-ried Saturday evening by the Rev.
tone, I now pronounce you man p nnianrf ( mmininn
and wife.
Once in the minister's Darlor. a
second time under a street light in
rural Mansfield and finally in a
car 35 miles from home against
the background of "The Star Span
gled Banner."
And only the last ceremonv
Saturday really counted.
ine trouble could all be la d tn
red tape and geography.
me couple tells it this way:
Howard, of nearby Normal, and
Mary of Bloomington decided last
Thursday to eet married Thev
drove some 60 miles to Urbana
for their blood test and returned
to Bloomington for the lesal three-
day waiting period.
Saturday mornine thev learned
the blood samples had been sDilled
and they would have to take an
other test. They did and then
went to the Champaign County
clerk to pick up the marriage li
cense. But the clerk said there
was an error on the certificate. ,
Another dash to the laboratory
and then seconds before the noon!
closing time the clerk issued a
But the minister noticed that the
license was issued in Champaign
County and the ceremony wasn't
legal in Bloomington (McClean
County).
So the wedding party bride.
groom, minister and two witness
esdrove to Mansfield, where the
Rev. Doland obliged a second
time beneath a street light.
That seemed to take care of
everything, so the newlyweds
headed back to Bloomington to
celebrate.
But at 10:30 Saturday night the
Rev. Mr. Doland telephoned and
told the couple: Mansfield isn't in
Champaign County either it s six
miles short, in Piatt County.
A two-car motor caravan sped
to Mahomet, where it was ascer-
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Phamnaien Countv soil.
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