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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1969
Page
2
Communist forces armored by more than 5 000 troops shelled Bu Pang outpost 112 miles northeast of Saigon, firing 77 shells in two hours amid ongoing jungle round-the-clock clashes and nearby heavy bombing by B 52s since November.
National Railway Labor Conference warned of a nationwide rail shutdown if four shopcraft unions strike at midnight Tuesday. Labor Secretary George Shultz urged a voluntary agreement by the deadline and ordered talks to move to the Labor Department with around the clock bargaining.
A US Moon rock exhibit in Moscow overwhelmed by crowds on Sunday as police had to restore order. Exhibit director Tom Craig of Seattle said peak line length reached about 7,000 with the moon rock undamaged though a movie booth was bumped and the front door shattered. no injuries were reported. The crowd’s mood was described as affectionate by Craig.
Newsweek reports President Nixon views his two daughters as front line troops in renewing traditional virtues. Julie Eisenhower, married and in college, earns praise for balancing duties. Tricia Nixon Cox, linked to Harvard Law student Edward Cox, attracts engagement buzz. The article notes family nicknames and frequent phone calls between the sisters and Tricia abroad.
President Nixon closed a Florida weekend by praising Africa’s 100 millionth smallpox shot and flew his family toward the White House. Julie and David Eisenhower plan to resume Smith Amherst classes in Northampton today as Maj. James Rowe set to wed Jane Benson at Ft. Sill.
The Mundt office anticipated issuing a medical bulletin today on the 69 year old senator confined for a week at Bethesda Naval Hospital. Mundt's staff called the stay a routine checkup after he complained of fatigue.
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