Nixon to visit Peking as Haig leads delegation
A 25 member U.S. official party led by Brig. Gen. Haig will depart for Peking to finalize arrangements for President Nixon's February trip. The group includes White House press secretary Ziegler and three broadcast networks. The move follows talks on media coverage and technical setup for Nixon's visit.
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Lindsay enters race for presidency in Miami
Lindsay, 60, announced as a Democratic candidate in Miami four months after leaving the Republican Party. He plans to enter the Wisconsin primary and vows to run on a platform opposing Washington rhetoric, backed by his wife Mary and family. He joins McGovern Yorty Jackson and others in a crowded field with Muskie and Humphrey anticipated to join next month.
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Last voyage ends with yacht scatter and captain’s body
The motor yacht Miss Plagler sank 40 miles off the Atlantic after its captain Jo seph Serzen 62 died in Daytona Beach Florida on December 20. He spent 18 years commanding Miss Flagler for the Flagler family's yacht. The vessel valued at $60,000 belonged to Mrs Flagler Matthews.
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Notable losses and scenes from entertainment and theatre
The week brought Max Steiner death at 83, Oscar winner for Since You Went Away in 1944. Maurlee Chevalier reported more comfort after treatment at Paris Necker Hospital, still in serious condition. Keefe Brasselle pleaded guilty to assault with a deadly weapon from a Van Nuys barroom brawl, with sentencing set for Jan 24. Bob Hope finished Spain tour and headed to Guantanamo Bay.
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Dayan and Ruth Dayan divorce after 36 years of marriage
Moshe Dayan and his wife Ruth ended a 36 year marriage in a mutual divorce on Tuesday. Ruth Dayan told Israeli reporters the decision was joint while Dayan declined comment. Actress Loretta Young filed suit against NBC for 1.3 million dollars over out of date television portrayals and hair styles.
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