Nixon Takes Oath In Capital Today
The Nixon family prepares to move from New York to the White House with two dogs and two heirloom Bibles. President-elect Nixon and First Lady-to-be Pat, with daughters Julie and Tricia, express pride and excitement about the new home as they settle into the mansion and plan their first inaugural social events. The move spans 132 rooms and 18 acres.
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Inauguration Day as Nixon Prepares to Be President
The report covers Nixon’s oath at noon with Chief Justice Earl Warren as the nation passes from Johnson to Nixon. It notes faith on two family Bibles, church prayers, preinaugural events, and crowd estimates for the parade and national audience.
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All South Vietnamese on alert as talks widen
South Vietnamese troops and local defense forces are at full alert against intensified attacks tied to expanded Paris peace talks. In the weekend assaults 18 died and 103 were wounded as 20 towns and posts were shelled and a highway bridge blown. Viet Cong threats persist around Saigon with civilian casualties in Phu Cat theater and Truc Giang restaurant blasts.
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Whiteface Buyers Have Choice Pickings at Show
America's top Hereford producers begin unloading quality stock at the Amarillo Fair Park as the Panhandle Hereford Breeders Association hosts the 53rd annual sale. Col. Walter Britten will auction 78 bulls and seven females from champion bloodlines, with strong Denver stock show performance backing the consignments.
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Twin Hijack Hauls To Cuba Shock Miami Flight Sky Pirates
Two airliners were hijacked to Cuba on Sunday. An Eastern Airlines jet with 171 aboard was commandeered by a gunman and later returned to Miami with five passengers. A second Ecuadorian flight carrying 83 passengers was forced to land in Barranquilla, Colombia, as hijackers threatened with weapons and dynamite.
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Start Probe Of Year-Old Pueblo Nab
A Navy court of inquiry opens in Coronado to review the Pueblo seizure off North Korea. Five admirals lead the panel as questions focus on capture, crew actions, and possible rewards or discipline.
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Atmosphere of Hope as Talks Prepare for New Leader
In Paris delegates to Vietnam peace talks work in a hopeful mood awaiting a new chief US negotiator Henry Cabot Lodge to arrive. Aiming to begin substantive discussions early in the week, representatives expect two or three days of bargaining before hurdles ease.
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