Nixon to attend Texas Arkansas game as No. 1 fan
President Nixon plans to fly to Fayetteville Arkansas on Saturday to attend the big college football showdown between Texas and Arkansas. Press secretary Ron Ziegler said the President will present a plaque to the winning team and act as the event’s official spectator.
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Americans killed in Border Battle
Four Americans die and eight wounded in a four hour battle near the Cambodian border. U S bombers hit Communist positions around Bu Prang and Due Lap to ease siege on two Special Forces camps. Fighting near Phouc Binh north of Saigon involved the U S 1st Cavalry Division. Communists suffered 17 deaths.
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Senate to Vote on Tax Cut Today in Congress Clash
Senate Republicans and Democrats offered competing tax cut plans to raise personal exemption from 600 to 1000 dollars. An early vote was arranged amid Nixon warnings and party maneuvering as leaders sought to claim credit for a popular election year tax cut.
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Fire kills 4 at aging home in freezing Quebec blaze
A fast moving wooden home for the aged in NOTRE-DAME-DU-LAC Quebec trapped 78 inmates and 10 staff. Police say four bedridden patients died as firefighters arrived to find flames already engulfing the building. Authorities noted the structure’s records were lost in the fire and that inmates had little chance of escape.
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Virginia elects first Black state senator in modern era
Lawrence Wilder, a Black attorney, won a special election to the Virginia State Senate on Tuesday, defeating incumbent lieutenant governor and former Richmond mayor Morrill Crowe to become the first of his race to win in modern times.
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