Nixon Boxes In Personal Talks On European Trip
President Nixon plans informal private sessions with up to 18 citizens in London Bonn and Paris during a European visit. He will meet Italian nongovernment figures after a formal Rome dinner and view the Berlin wall in West Berlin. His only formal speech will be at Siemens Electric in West Berlin on Feb 27. Nixon briefed lawmakers on the trip amid questions about policy including Vietnam NATO and nuclear arms limits.
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Vegas Mame Singer Celesta Haim Signs Contract
Celesta Haim, star of the Las Vegas Mame production at Caesars Palace, signs a contract for the show. Susan Hayward opened the Las Vegas edition on December 27 but withdrew on doctors orders.
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Batman Actress Madge Blake Dies at 68
Madge Blake, known for Aunt Harriet on the Batman TV series, died Wednesday at Huntington Memorial Hospital in Pasadena after a heart attack at home. The 68 year old appeared as Spencer Tracy’s mother in Adam’s Apple and acted in films like Singing in the Rain and The Solid Gold Cadillac. TV roles included Life With Father and The Real Mela.
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Nixon taps Hilary Sandoval for SBA head
President Nixon selects Hilary Sandoval, a 39 year old El Paso businessman, as head of the Small Business Administration. The Mexican American appointee aims to fulfill the campaign pledge to bring Spanish speaking Americans into government. Howard Samuels is named an SBA figure.
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Israeli Security Chiefs Meet on New Crisis
In Jerusalem a senior Israeli official signaled possible reprisals as security chiefs debate protecting airliners from Arab commando attacks. Transport Minister Moshe Carmel won overwhelming support amid the rising security crisis.
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Arab raids loom as tensions flare across Middle East
The report notes Israeli and Arab authorities trading warnings after an El Al jet attack in Zurich by four guerrillas. Lebanon summons military chiefs amid possible Israeli reprisal. Egypt expects retaliation and security tightens in Beirut Cairo Amman Damascus. In East Pakistan rioting kills ten, injures over one hundred as police and troops clash in Dacca and Senhagh. Berlin warns against a West Berlin flight as East German harassment continues. Western navies outnumber Soviet forces in the Mediterranean as Healey says NATO could strike swiftly.
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Government Blamed for Slow Action on LSD
Senate investigators charged the federal government delayed halting LSD despite widespread use on campuses. The subcommittee cited 1963 production data and noted LSD became illegal only in 1968, with a 1963 information base and 1968 amendment.
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Marines Battle N Vietnam Forces in A Shau Valley
U S Marines on foggy ridges near the A Shau Valley fought Wednesday after North Vietnamese troops, with 186 killed and 185 captured, as artillery clashed across the Laotian border with guerrillas. The offensive left 61 Leathernecks dead and 20 wounded, with 739 Communist fighters estimated in the clash. B 52 bombing across Laos during a truce tore into the Mo Chi Minh supply line, the heaviest raids of the year.
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