Party Girl Sued For Divorce
LONDON AP The husband of Christine Keeler 28 sues for desertion. James Levermore 28 filed for divorce from Miss Keeler married 1965 separated months later they have a son Keeler's affairs with War Minister John Profumo and a Soviet diplomat led to Profumo's resignation and rocked the Conservative government in 1963
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London (Ap
Christine Keeler
James Levermore
Miss Keeler
Mar
Ried
John D. Profumo
Profumo
Nixon Hosts Duke and Duchess of Windsor at White House
President and Mrs Nixon plan a White House dinner for the Duke and Duchess of Windsor on April 4. The Windsors had hosted the Nixons at their Paris area residence during the 1963 private visit to France.
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Washington
Nixon
Duke and Duchess of Windsor
White House
Windsors
Paris
Nixons
France
Beckett's Breath Shocks Oxford Tribute Night
Samuel Beckett's 30 second play Breath was staged at Oxford University's playhouse as part of a Nobel laureate tribute. The event featured a baby's cry and breathing amid a trash pile while Laurence Harvey Siobhan McKenna John Ireland Patrick Magee and Wolf Mankowitz later read excerpts from Beckett works including Waiting for Godot.
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Oxford University
Playhouse
Laurence Harvey
Siobhan McKenna
John Ireland
Patrick Magee
Wolf Mankowitz
Beckett
Waiting For Godot
Hoffman Wins British Film Award for Midnight Cowboy
Dustin Hoffman and Midnight Cowboy receive Society of Film and Television Arts honors as Britain's film awards. Neil Armstrong named television star of 1969. Moon photos by Armstrong and Edwin Aldrin Jr. cited as best foreign television program. Maggie Smith named best actress 1969 for The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie.
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London
Dustin Hoffman
Society of Film and Television Arts Awards
Edwin E. Aldrin Jr
Britain
Maggie Smith
Jean Brodie
Pope Paul VI Urges Prayer for Priests Celibacy
Pope Paul VI appealed to Roman Catholics to pray for priests and their sanctity and dedication. Vatican sources indicated the appeal reinforced his insistence on priestly celibacy even though not stated directly.
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Rome
Paul VI
Vatican
Senator Anderson Sees Gains From L-Dopa Trial
Senator Clinton P. Anderson of New Mexico says his Parkinsons disease improved markedly after four years of symptoms. He has been on the experimental L-Dopa treatment since December 1 and reports better walking and speech.
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Washington
Clinton P. Anderson
D-N. M
Church Unification Plan Seen By 9 Denominations
In St Louis the Consultation of Church Union opened its annual meeting with nine denominations and 25 million members involved. The plan would be acted on for the first time with a go-ahead expected. Rev Dr William A Benfield Jr of Charleston WV led the drafting commission and predicted the plan will spark two years of creative, effective church progress.
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ST. Louis, Mo
Church Union
William A. Benfield Jr
Charleston
W.va
Nixon backs new US aid approach for the 1970s
President Nixon endorses a 49 page task force report calling for a fresh US foreign aid strategy emphasizing greater international cooperation. He plans to propose legislation next January to implement the revised program with higher funding for economic development abroad.
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Washington
Nixon
U.S
White House
Presidential Task Force
Key Biscayne
Fla
Congress
Rudolph A. Peterson
Bank of America
Women Break Jail In Uruguay Mass Escape
Fourteen female political prisoners fled Montevideo's women's jail during Mass aided by men in an ambulance two taxicabs and a forged police car. The group, linked to the Tupamaros guerrilla movement, departed in a convoy after overpowering guards. an ambulance was found abandoned and the taxis stolen.
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Montevideo
Uruguay
Tupamaros
Eerie Partial Eclipse Draws Crowds to Aiken and Nearby Sites
Aiken residents and visitors witnessed a 98 percent total eclipse with an eerie calm about 1 20 p m. Birds roosted and chickens returned to roost as lights came on and a drop in temperature followed. Photographer John Busch documented the event in Yemassee and Walterboro with captions noting Baileys Beads and the corona during totality.
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State College of Arkansas
Aiken
Yemassee
John Busch
Busch
Walterboro
Yamassee
Cain Seeks Return To House
Rep. C. Marshall Cain announces reelection bid for the South Carolina House representing Aiken County. Aiken County Republican primary candidate, Cain has pushed election law reform and sponsored bills to move primaries to late summer, with a record on punch card ballot debates.
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C. Marshall Cain
Aiken
S. C
House of Representatives
House
Aiken County
Cain
Incocon
South Carolina
Senate
Aiken Police arrest two men on illegal drug charges
Aiken City Police detained Earl Williams and Samuel Meense on possession of illegal drugs at a Richland Avenue service station. Heroin was seized and both suspects were awaiting arraignment before Judge Glenn Holley with no bond set by noon.
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Aiken
Aiken City
V.J. Ray
Earl Williams
Samuel Meense
Ray
Richland Avenue
Glenn Holley
Trials Entries Closed as Girls Race Is Canceled at Aiken
The Aiken Trials canceled the Girls Race due to inadequate conditioning from a hard winter freeze. Eight trials remain planned including five for two year old horses and events for the Post von Stade and City of Aiken trophies. W C Freeman said entries close this morning and runner count will be set this afternoon. The City of Aiken Cup headlines as a half mile race for three year olds and up at Two Notch Road.
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Aiken County
Aiken
Post
von Stade
City of Aiken
W. C
Mike) Freeman
LBJ Makes Progress in Brooke Hospital Stay
Lyndon B. Johnson, 61, enters second week in Brooke Army Medical Center as doctors report progress after chest and arm pains linked to arterial hardening and a developing cold. He remains confined to his presidential suite in San Antonio, Texas.
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San Antonio
Tex
Lyndon B. Johnson
Army
Brooke General Hospital
Arabs Ignore Warnings Amid Cross-Border Raids
Arab guerrillas from Lebanon pressed raids into Israel near Zar'it and across the Galilee, despite Israeli threats of retaliation. Israeli forces killed five infiltrators, damaged a bridge, and a soldier was wounded by a mine. Jordan-based rockets hit Beit Shean with no damage.
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Tel Aviv
Lebanon
Israel
Zar
Amman
al Fatah
Beit Shean
43 Reds Killed In Battle Across Viet Nam War Zone
U S air cavalry and support aircraft fought North Vietnamese forces along the Cambodian border in the northern part of War Zone C for four days. The command reported 43 NVA killed in Tay Ninh Phuoc Long and Binh Long provinces. Six U S soldiers died and 29 wounded.
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Saigon
U.S
Tay Ninh
Phuoc Long
Binh Long
1St Air Cavalry Division
Can Tho
Mekon
Delta City
U.S. Cultural Center
Quang Duc
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