Rockefeller Weds: Venezuelan Trip Follows Quiet Rites
Rockefeller Weds: Venezuelan Trip Follows Quiet Rites
New York's Governor Nelson Rockefeller and his bride, the former Mrs. Margaretta Fitler Murphy leave for a honeymoon in Venezuela after a quiet wedding in Pocantico Hills, New York. Immediate speculation is rife on how the marriage will affect Mr. Rockefeller's Presidential ambitions in 1964. New York, NY Governor Nelson Rockefeller and his bride, Margaretta Fitler Murphy waving to the cameraman and leaving for their honeymoon trip to Venezuela. Governor Rockefeller at the podium, his wife stands patiently in the background. "This indeed is a very happy occasion. Its my great honor and pleasure to introduce to you someone that some of you have been looking for, for quite a while, Mrs. Rockefeller. I'd just like to say to all of you, that we've found great happiness and we're looking foreward to sharing our happiness the rest of our lives. I know that some of you would like to discuss politics but I don't think today is the time and place to discuss it. There's plenty of chance for that subject and decisions another time." Margaretta, "Well I'm very happy that and I know that you will understand if I slightly overwhelmed at the moment." They both walk away from the podium, he pauses and waves to the cameramen. MS - They leave the building, walk down the ramp to embark on the "Jet Clipper Isabella" MS - Arm in arm the Rockefellers are standing the jet clipper getting ready to embark.