Flaring fighting in Tay Ninh and Parrot's Beak action
Heavy fighting reported near Tay Ninh City as North Vietnamese troops press into South Vietnam. A new operation in Cambodia’s Parrot's Beak, about five miles west of Saigon, involved roughly 2000 South Vietnamese troops in a search and destroy mission along Highway 1.
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Nixon Plans Expansionist 1972 Budget and Cabinet Shuffle
President Nixon has largely set the State of the Union and the 1972 budget totaling about 225 billion dollars. Aides say final details will be added before his January 92 address. Nixon may name a successor to Morton and may stay neutral in the chairman race.
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Coco Chanel Dies at 87. Fashion Iconpasses in Paris Ritz
Coco Chanel, renowned French designer known for simple tailored suits and Chanel No. 5, died Sunday night in her Ritz Paris suite at 87. A former country dressmaker turned global icon, she lived a life of independence, never marrying, and influenced 20th century fashion alongside a lasting estate and public image.
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White House Wedding Rumors Stir Talks and Denials
The Western White House said it has no information on a reported June 14 wedding for Tricia Nixon Cox to Edward Finch Cox. Officials cited secrecy, noting no time or place has been announced and no formal statement has been released.
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Vandalism Hits U.S. Journalists in Moscow
Vandals struck cars of Newsweek Moscow correspondent Knn Axelbank and Washington Post correspondent Anthony Astrachan near Kosygin’s residence on Gorky Street and Lenin Hills. Both received windows and tires damage in what authorities frame as a controlled scare campaign linked to Zionist tensions.
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Help Is on the Way Floyd Rice Faces Repossession
Floyd Rice, 70, a patient at Parkview Convalescent Home in Grants Pass Oregon, was fitted for glasses and a hearing aid three weeks ago and planned to pay from property proceeds. The sale stalled, the hearing aid company threatened repossession without $125 down by Tuesday, nurses launched a fundraising drive, attracting national attention as calls and donations emerged from Texas and elsewhere.
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