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Married. Elizabeth Montgomery, 20, daughter of Robert Montgomery, veteran cinemactor turned television producer (Robert Montgomery Presents) and White House TV adviser; and Frederic Gallatin Cammann, 24, TV casting director; in Manhattan...
...Missouri begins its long run 4,000 feet above sea level in a green, fertile Montana valley; three clear, sparkling rivers-the Madison, Gallatin and Jefferson-flowing down from the Continental Divide, come together at Three Forks to form...
Latest of these is Paul Barth of Gallatin Hall, who reported the theft of $103 from the clothes of his roommate and friends last night. Barth said the door of his room was open while he sat in the courtyard nearby, but he saw no one enter or leave...
Three of Merk's earier monographs developed various factors in the genesis of the final Treaty of 1846. "Albert Gallatin and the Oregon Treaty" is on an earlier phase of the problem. The failure to reach a partition agreement at the negotiations of 1826-27 is part of a larger story which includes background, significance, and the role of the American representative--Albert Gallatin...
...discussing these inevitably unsuccessful negotiations, he is particularly concerned with Gallatin's role as peacemaker. The American representative was convinced that once Oregon was colonized by Americans, the British would quietly back out. In the meantime, peace was to be preserved by specific agreements regulating the relations of the two powers in Oregon. Professor Merk's assertion on the basis of this evidence that Gallatin had a spirit of "innate cosmopolitanism" seems a bit unfounded, but "moderation" and an "eagerness for Angle-American reconciliation," are better justified by the facts he presents...