Nixon ready for summits with allied leaders
President Nixon returns to Washington after a Florida weekend as aides outline a plan for five summit meetings with Canada France West Germany Britain and Japan to shape allied views before trips to Peking and Moscow. Traveler warnings persist across the Western Plains as snow and wind sweep Idaho Wyoming Montana and Colorado. An Eastern Airlines crash at Raleigh Durham kills two on a Miami bound flight 898 while 27 aboard escape.
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Caroline Kennedy attends Falstaff at Kennedy Center
Caroline Kennedy 14 and her friend Catherine Cunningham visited the Kennedy Center in Washington for Veidli s Falstaff with the Opera Society of Washington. They sat in the No 2 box with Caroline's grandmother Mrs Hugh D Auchincloss and were introduced to conductor Jean pierre Marty and cast members.
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Santa Claus in Modesto Dies While Visiting In Hospital
Cyril B. Sherwood a 70 year old former teacher known as Santa for three years in Modesto lies dying of abdominal cancer in Yosemite Convalescent Hospital. He grew a white beard to resemble Santa and hopes children visit him there even without a red suit.
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Sadat says U.S. misled him on Middle East peace efforts
In a Newsweek interview Anwar Sadat said he has lost confidence in the United States as a peace mediator and warned that Egypt would consider Russian troops at missile sites and restoring ties if U.S. initiatives succeed. The State Department had no immediate comment.
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