Mia Farrow and Audre Previn to Wed in Scotland
Actress Mia Farrow and symphony conductor Audre Previn, both linked to high profile lives, traveled from Surrey to Scotland for a planned marriage this week. The couple disclosed little, with Previn’s divorce finalized and Farrow’s twins born February 2 in London.
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Moving Up Robb daughter settles near University of Virginia
The former Lynda Bird Johnson Robb moves into a $59 500 home in Charlottesville near the University of Virginia. The 10 room three bath brick residence sits on one acre in Farmington subdivision Albemarle County.
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Arrests Smash Huge Drug Ring Shocks New York City
A multi jurisdiction operation led to four arrests in New York and Europe tied to a vast drug trafficking network moving an estimated billions in heroin and cocaine into the United States over five years. Officials hailed the captures as a major blow to an international system smuggling illicit drugs.
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Cambodia Offensive Curbing Casualties, Laird Says
Defense Secretary Melvin Laird says the Cambodian incursion sharply reduced casualties in Vietnam and will continue air attacks on Viet Cong and North Vietnamese forces to save lives and support a neutralist Cambodian government. Officials in Saigon report weekly U.S. battlefield deaths in the low 30s, the lowest in four years. Xuan Thuy returns to Paris after a boycott of Vietnam peace talks, accusing the Nixon administration of hindering the conference. Vice President Agnew says U.S. troops may be withdrawn from Korea within five years as forces modernize. Egypt accuses Israel of violating the cease-fire near Suez. Israel reports no incidents along front lines for the first time since the cease-fire began.
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Former President Lyndon Johnson Birthday at 18th Ranch
Former President Lyndon Johnson will quietly observe his 62nd birthday at the 18th ranch with family members today, ahead of a busy public weekend since leaving the White House. An entertainer was chosen weeks earlier from Sunrise Hospital in Las Vegas after a recent confinement since Saturday.
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