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Seven Congressmen View
Earthquake Destruction
WEST YELLOWSTONE, Mont., !
Iff — Seven members of Congress i
flew here Saturday to view the
destruction wrought by a series
of earthquakes that rocked the
Northwest last Monday night and
Tuesday.
Gov. Hugo Aronson of Montana
warned of a potentially serious
flood threat from waters build- i
ing up between a 50-million-ton'
rock slide and the Hebgen Dam in
southwest Montana, where the
quake centered and took 9 lives.
While tourists continued to
flock into Yellowstone National
Park at near the normal rate, of
ficials closed off the area north
and west of there to visitors. Un
authorized persons found in the
disaster area will be treated as
looters, Sheriff Donald Skerritt
said. This warning was regarded
as an effort to reduce the num
ber of interlopers.
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California Mountain
Climbers Stumped By
B.C.’s Mt. Waddington
CAMPBELL RIVER, B.C., tP—
Sixteen members of a California
mountaineering club flew here
Friday after an unsuccessful at
tempt to climb Mt. Waddington.
Rain and snow foiled two at
tempts to climb the 13,260-foot
mountain, the highest peak in
British Columbia.
William Siri, a physiologist at
the University of California and
a member of the $ierra Club, said
they’ll send another expedition.
The San Francisco Climbing Club
has been sending expeditions to j
Mt. Waddington for 25 years.
Siri said it was the weather j
that beat the club.
“It rained every day but two j
for the whole three weeks,” he1
said, “and above 7,000 feet or
so there was lots of snow.’
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Steven Rockefeller and Anne Marie
Rasmussen Are Married Saturday
By RELMAN MORIN
SOGNE, Norway, UPi — Anne
Marie Rasmussen married Steven
Rockefeller Saturday and became
a member of the millionaire fam
ily for whom she once worked as
a parlor maid.
The service lasted 45 minutes.
During most of that time Steven
hardly took his eyes off his bride.
When she entered on the arm j
of her father, Steven rose and
watched while she walked slow
ly down the center aisle .
Anne Marie, beautiful in a
white wedding gown with a pearl
studded veil, kept her eyes down
cast. But when she was about 10
feet from the altar rail, she raised
her head, glanced at Steven and
smiled. She looked pale.
They pronounced their vows in j
a country church on a gentle knoll
within sight of the bride’s family
home.
Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller of
New York, and Steven’s brothers,
sisters,' and a sister-in-law, wit
nessed the Lutheran ceremony
seated on wooden benches on the j
right side of the church.
Mrs. Rockefeller and Anne
Marie’s father, Kristian Rasmus
sen, retired grocer and fish mer
chant, sat together near the altar
on the right side.
The bride’s mother, Lovise,
watched the rites from the oppo
site side of the center aisle, which
was decorated with pink carna- |
tions and roses.
The high spot in the ritual;
came when the Rev. Olav Gaute
stad, vicar of Sogne Parish
Church, asked the young couple,
in turn, whether they would take
each other as man and wife. Then
he said:
“Now give each other your;
hand on that.”
Steven took Anne Marie’s hand
in his and the vicar placed his
hands over theirs and solemnly
pronounced the traditional
phrase:
“You have promised each other
that you will live in matrimony,
and have confessed it before God
and man and given your hand on
it, and I now proclaim that you
are man and wife. In the name
of the Father, the Son and the
Holy Ghost.”
Nearly 170 invited guests and
spectators sat on the wooden
benches on both sides of the aisle.
Among them was Trygve Lie, for
mer Secretary General of the
United Nations. In the gallery
were five newspaper correspond
ents.
Pastor Gautestad told the young
couple: “Your example shows
that real love, which is from God,
breaks down all the social and
conventional barriers amongst us.
To build a good home is perhaps
the greatest of all arts.”
Turning to Steven, 23, the
pastor said: “You, Steven Rocke
feller, take with you into your
new home a good inheritance.”
To Anne Marie, 23, he said:
“We will thank you for being a
good ambassador for Norway,
and we hope you will be a good
member of the Rockefeller fam
ily ancl a useful citizen of your
new, great country.”
Oregon Firm to Establish
Sawmill At Wrangell
PORTLAND, UP* — Pacific Nor
thern Lumber Co. is establishing
a sawmill at Wrangell, Alaska.
The firm’s president, J. Girard
Davidson of Portland, said Fri
day the equipment of the South
Fork Lumber Co., Sweet Home,
Ore., had been shipped to Alaska.
He said the company, a sub
sidary of Pacific Northern Tim
ber Co., also headed by Davidson,
j includes stockholders from the
: Sweet Home company.
Davidson said the sawmill has
a lease for three billion board
feet of spruce and hemlock near
Wrangell.
He said the sawmill at Wran
gell is expected to be in opera
tion by the end of the year.
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