Nixon named 1971 Bonehead of the Year by Dallas club
The Dallas Bonehead Club awards its 1971 Bonehead of the Year to President Nixon for backing the Redskins over the Cowboys and for advising Dolphins coach Don Shula by phone. The telegram invites him to a Jan. 14 banquet, noting the honor is for those who participate and lose in sports.
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Chen Yi mourned by China's leaders
Hong Kong report states Chen Yi foreign minister and former army marshal died January 6 from cancer at 71. Funeral attended by Mao Zedong and Premier Chou En Lai who delivered the eulogy. Chen had long been a trusted party and military leader with ties to Soong Ching Ling and other marshals.
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South Vietnam withdraws from major Cambodian base
South Vietnam abandoned its major Cambodian base at Krek and left Cambodian forces to defend it. Cambodian troops refused to take over the outpost, with thousands reportedly fleeing back into South Vietnam. In the air war, North Vietnamese anti aircraft crews fired missiles at a U S Air Force F4 Phantom jet over Sepone.
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Space shuttle back by Congress, tests planned in 1975
Space official says Congress will back the new shuttle program and that atmospheric flight tests are targeted for 1975 with an all out orbital flight two to three years later. NASA stresses earth resources sensors and cargo lab missions, with a four member crew and unmanned booster options under review.
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Southern Democrats fear Nixon may win South in 1972
National Window reports Southern Democrats believe Nixon could carry the region in 1972 unless his Phase II economy plan backfires or Vietnam war progress stalls. Sen. Herman Talmadge warns it will be hard to stop Nixon, while Gov. George Wallace eyes another run. Strom Thurmond’s transformed image and weak opposition boost Republican prospects in South Carolina amid racial and political shifts.
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Drinan Calls Nixon Barbarian Over Indochina Strikes
Rep. Robert F. Drinan labeled President Nixon a barbarian for recent U.S. air attacks in Southeast Asia. He criticized Congress as subordinate to the President and Pentagon and said he will run again. He cited Cardinal Krol and noted prior approval from Cardinal Cushing.
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Mrs Nixon asks Wyeth to paint President Nixon portrait
CHADDSFORD Pa UPI Pat Nixon personally asked renowned American painter Andrew Wyeth to undertake the official portrait of President Nixon. Wyeth agreed to paint the president's portrait following the request.
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Man in the Wilderness and McCabe and Mrs. Miller at Williams
Richard Harris and John Huston star in Man in the Wilderness a violent adventure rated GP with a revenge plot. Warren Beatty and Julie Christie lead McCabe and Mrs. Miller back in Williamstown rated R with evening showings listed. Wyeth told reporters the White House portrait commission for Nixon would begin after term ends and may involve Brinton's Mill as a seating location.
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McCarthy hints at leaving Democratic Party in 1972 race
Former Senator Eugene McCarthy said in Chicago he may bolt the Democratic Party if the political climate does not improve in 1972. He warned the convention will be controlled by party leaders from 1968, the year Humphrey led the ticket. Humphrey announced his candidacy in Philadelphia and faces a crowded field including Muskie, Wallace and Hartke.
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