Nixons to announce Tricia May engagement at White House
The engagement of Tricia Nixon to Harvard law student Edward Finch Cox is expected to be announced at a White House event on March 16, tied to Mrs. Nixon’s birthday and an Irish themed evening with Irish Prime Minister John Lynch. Cox, 24, hails from a prominent New York family and has worked with Ralph Nader’s legal team.
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Still Talking Menon Contesting Indian Parliament Seat
Still talking at 74, Vv. K. Krishna Menon lectures crowds in Trivandrum on a bid for Parliament. He condemns U.S. Indochina actions, urges Viet Cong recognition, warns against dependence on U.S. aid, and laments India as a nation of beggars amid political shocks.
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World Today Egypt cites peace door closed by Israel
Egypt accuses Israel of blocking peace by refusing total troop withdrawal from occupied Arab lands and rejecting UN mediator Gunnar V. Jarring. Soviet and Egyptian officials say the move undermines peace, while Golda Meir questions a separate Palestinian state.
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Cold Front Slams West and Midwest Weather Hits Regions
A sweeping winter storm disrupted the Central Plains and upper Midwest with 2 to 4 inch snowfalls and 3 inch bursts in six hours. Michigan and Minnesota faced 12 foot drifts, cancelling events and forcing drivers to shelter. Nixon returns to Washington from Camp David as Des Moines hosts revenue-sharing talks and Devlin plans demonstrations. Pennsylvania faces a payless payday as Shapp withholds a $2.2 billion bill without tax hikes. Model Cities funds are saved as Agnew staff and mayors push revenue-sharing. A Carrol HL plan to end a boycott in a racially tense town is dismissed as ineffective.
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His Cross to Bear Trekker Stalls in Miami
Andy Bureau of Lewiston Maine aims to haul a seven foot cross from Key Largo to Canada. He began Thursday night but a broke back wheel halted progress Sunday in Miami. He lost food and clothing after a robbery while sleeping beside the cross on U S Highway 1. He will resume when suitable wheels are found to support the cross’s lower wheeled end.
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