HIGH SOCIETY
NEW YORK, UP — A new name
in the 1960 Social Register pub
lished Monday: Anne Marie Ras
mussen Rockefeller, one-time
housemaid.
The bluebook New York society
lists Anne Marie’s marriage at
her home in Norway August 22
to Steven Rickefeller, son of Gov
ernor Nelson A. Rockefeller of
New York. They met while she
worked as a domestic in the
Rockefeller home.
Wedding Bells . . .
Joe McMullen of McGrath and
Ruth Marie Cruz of Anchorage
have applied here for a mar
riage license.
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Ike Back In Capitol
WASHINGTON, (tf> — President
Eisenhower is back in the White
house for 10 days of desk clear
ing in preparation for his 20,000
mile good will mission abroad.
Eisenhower, smiling and look
ing fit, flew back to the capitol
late Monday from Augusta, Ga.,
where he had spent a dozen days
mixing work and golf.
About midnight, December 3,
Eisenhower will be off again —
on a flying tour to 11 countries
in Europe, Asia and Afica. That
trip will take 19 days, with a re
turn to Washington December 22.
DEBORAH KERR PLANS TO
WED HOLLYWOOD WRITER
ADELAIDE, Australia, Uf) —
British film actress Deborah Kerr
said today she plans to marry
American film writer Peter Vier
tel .in Switzerland in July. Miss
Kerr divorced British television
producer Anthony Barlety last
July after 14 years of marriage.
They have two daughters, 2 and
7, who live in England.
Two Japanese Ships Go Down
TOKYO, W! — Two Japanese
ships sank today in stormy seas
off Japan. Six Japanese were re
ported dead and 20 missing.
The first Navy nurses to serve
aboard a hospital ship reported
aboard the USS Relief in 1922.
Rockefeller in Venezuela,
Noncommital on Hopes ,
CARACAS, Venezuela, UP) —
Governor Nelson A. Rockefeller
of New York arrived here yes
terday to begin a 5-day Thanks
giving vacation at his Venezuelan
ranch.
When an airport reporter re
ferred to Vice President Richard
M. Nixon as the Governor’s “ad
versary” for the Republican Pres
idential nomination, Rockefeller
replied:
“He (Nixon) would be if I go
in the race.”
New Commander Named
To Kodiak Naval Post
WASHINGTON, UP)—The Navy
has announced the assignment of
Rear Admiral Henry H. Caldwell,
Loomis, Calif., as commander of
the Alaskan Sea Frontier and
Commandant of the 17th Naval
District at Kodiak.
The new assignment becomes
effective next March. Caldwell
currently is commander of Car
rier Division One at Alameda,
Calif.
Caldwell will relieve Rear
Admiral Arnold W. McKenzie,
who will return from Kodiak in
April to become commander of
Fleet Air at Whidbey Naval Air
Station, Wash., with additional
duty as Comfander of Fleet Air
Wing Four and Commander of
Naval air bases in the 13th Naval
District.
Easily - Produced
Internal Cumbustion
Engine Developed
DAYTON, Ohio, OH—An Amer- j
ican company and a German firm |
have developed a light, cheap,
eficient internal combustion en
gine with only two moving parts.
The Curtiss-Wright Corp. and
NEU Werke of West Germany
developed the engine jointly.
Curtiss-Wright Chairman Roy
T. Hurley said Monday the motor
combines the best features of the
reciprocating piston engine and
the gas turbine, or jet, engine.
He said it will go into produc
tion next year with models rang
ing from 100 to 700 horsepower to
be available for cars, boats, planes
or industrial uses.
The engine requires no valves,
springs, camshafts, connecting rods
or any other similar parts re
quired in a reciprocating piston
engine. The only moving parts in
the new engine are the rotor and
the crankshaft.
No price has been set on the
engine. But a company spokes
man said it woild be low “because
of its simplicity and absence of
exotic materials.”
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Disk Jockeys Fall
Under Scrutiny
In Congress Probe
NEW YORK, UP> — Two of the
country’s most popular disc jock
eys — Dick Clark and Alan
Freed — face investigation short
ly by Congressional probers. It '
was reported unofficially yester
day by newspapers here that the
inquiry was being handled by the
House Subcommittee on Legisla
tive Oversight — the same group
which conducted the recent inves
tigation of rigged television quiz
shows.
The subcommittee reportedly
will study accounts and records of
the two as “the opening step in a
study of the financial affairs of
big name disc jockeys through
out the country.”
The inquiry is to determine
whether such persons in the en
tertainment profession have re
ceived money *— termed “payola”
in the profession — for plugging
specific records on* their radio
and television shows. Both Clark
and Freed have denied any im
proprieties.
U. S. Officers in Turkey
Rumored to be Mixed Up
With Black Markets
PARIS, MP) — A spokesman for
NATO European Command Head
quarters refused today to confirm
or deny reports that 13 U. S. offi
cers at Izmir, Turkey, have been
relieved of their duties. The 13
officers comprise the entire
American command at the Izmir
base.
“We can neither confirm nor
comment on the matter until the
completion of the Turkish trial
of four American enlisted men on
black market charges,” a spokes
man said. He did not elaborate.
A spokesman at NATO head
quarters at Izmir also refused to
comment on the reports that the
entire command had been relieved
after an investigation of black
market activities.
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