Britain Pulls Forces From Malta Amid Mintoff Ultimatum
Britain ordered withdrawal of all forces from Malta risking Soviet takeover, claiming Mintoff demanded 11 million dollars by year end for stationing rights on top of 123.5 million already paid. Malta’s socialist premier asserted the move reflected noncompliance with ultimatums while British planes monitor Soviet fleet movements in the Mediterranean.
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Kennedy named U S NATO envoy amid summit talks
President Nixon announced David Kennedy former Treasury secretary will serve as U S representative to NATO and as ambassador at large while remaining in the Cabinet. Kennedy succeeds Robert Ellsworth who resigned last April and will aid European economic policy and trade negotiations.
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Hoffa says prison confinement aimed to break his spirit
Former Teamsters President James Hoffa described his Lewisburg confinement as dehumanizing and designed to break his will. He was released after an 18 year sentence for jury tampering and pension fraud, then planned Florida travel and prison reform advocacy.
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Swiss blocks extradition for Tim Leary held in Switzerland
Wednesday Switzerland rejected a U S request to extradite Timothy Leary to California for a marijuana possession sentence. The Justice Ministry said the appeal lacked proof of guilt and denied political asylum for Leary and his wife Rosemary, noting he already has asylum in Algeria. Leary expressed relief and a wish to make Switzerland his home, while officials gave no clarity on their remaining stay.
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Three men drift for nine days reach Florida shore
Three men who spent nine days adrift on a raft were washed ashore at El iott Key Florida on Wednesday. One survivor said two companions jumped overboard and died after growing delirious. The injured include Tant Rash and Richard Antonio of Wilmington Delaware and Juan Puga a Mexican national. Coast Guard said Antonio reported the raft owner Julm Denton of New Castle Delaware and Harold Spalding of Wilmington jumped off days after the Ixtapa sank on December 19 en route from Cozumel Mexico to Marathon Florida Keys.
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Applause Silenced by Flawed Sound System in Chicago Run
The Broadway musical Applause starring Lauren Bacall faced a malfunctioning sound system in Chicago, causing customers to leave after the first act and receive refunds. The show ran nearly two hours before the night ended with continuing static and distortion, and gross earnings reached $14,000.
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Nixon plans gala as First Lady heads to Africa
President Nixon and the First Lady prepare a New Year’s Eve gala in the Washington area before her African tour. Nixon, who completed talks with Chancellor Brandt at Key Biscayne, may return to the White House today or Friday. A doctor attended Sen. McGovern in Charlotte Amalie, St Thomas, as he battled a fever during vacation.
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Ten women named world’s most watchable by ISGW
The International Society of Girl watchers in San Diego announced its first annual list of the ten most watchable women. The group names Princess Grace of Monaco, Candice Bergen, Joy Tomlinson Phelan, Edward Gottlieb and Associates, Empress Maral Dibab of Iran, Nancy Dickerson, Mrs. C Arn Hull Smith, Jean Shrimpton, Margie Miller, Dizhann Carroll, and Capt. Robin Quigley as the honorees.
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Casals Hosts Musical Open House for Birthday in San Juan
Spanish cellist Pablo Casals marked his birthday with an intimate concert at his mountain home in suburban San Juan TAR. Georgetown University choir performed in his honor as the maestro briefly directed from the piano and the choir sang Nigra Sum arranged for male voices.
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