Vice President's Daughter Marries Schooldays Friend
Pamela Agnew, daughter of Vice President Spiro Agnew, wed her schooldays sweetheart Robert DeHaven in Towson Maryland. President and Mrs Nixon attended the ceremony with about 1,500 onlookers, ending with a brief postnuptial reception for 300 guests and a delayed honeymoon plans.
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Tragedy Continues From Page One Involving Twin Deaths
A car crashed through fences and into the Clements home Friday, killing twins and injuring others. Neighbors and relatives recalled the event with shock as James Minklin, 16, faced manslaughter suspicion and posted $2,500 bond pending arraignment.
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Massive search fails to locate missing boy in Smokies
In Gatlinburg Tennessee a search of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park for Dennis Martin, a seven year old who vanished on a hiking trip, involved more than 1,000 people including Viet Nam veterans and National Guardsmen. Four Army helicopters aided the effort as ground teams crawled through rough terrain within a 25 mile radius. Dennis, who turned seven on Friday, disappeared a week ago while with his father architect William C. Martin and family. His father remained hopeful and noted the boy might be wandering in lower elevations where water and food could aid survival. The operation, the largest and longest in park history, halted public access to the Cades Cove area for the search operation. Green Beret troops and guardsmen, some airlifted from Camp Shelby, joined the effort with no solid lead on the boy's whereabouts.
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French deal and stance complicate unity calls in crisis
Amid indecision in Saint Chamond and mounting commentary from Le Figaro editors, Anthony Maay faces pressure as conservatives warn the refusal to back him may handicap the president and premier. The discourse centers on uniting around a candidate amid a fragile political climate.
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Vietnamese coast reports hint at regimental shifts near Con Thien
Reports from Vietnam describe increased enemy activity around Con Thien with possible rotation or addition of regiments near the DMZ. U.S. and South Vietnamese observers note high artillery fire near the central lands and casualties claimed by several overnight attacks, including rockets aimed at Quang Truong training center. three civilians, including two women and a child, were reported harmed in a nearby populated area.
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Mood on Vietnam withdrawal shapes Paris talks
In Saigon and Washington the mood backs a staged pullout of 260 American troops by August. South Vietnamese leaders warn of risk as Viet Cong activity lingers and uncertainties cloud anticipated progress in the Paris peace talks.
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