Tricia Nixon to marry Edward Cox in June White House wedding
President and Mrs. Nixon announced the engagement of Tricia Nixon to Edward Cox on June 5 in a White House ceremony. Cox, 24, is a Harvard law student from a prominent New York family. The announcement followed a seven year courtship as guests at a St Patrick’s Eve reception looked on.
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Meir wins confidence vote in Knesset defying withdrawal aims
Golda Meir secured a 62 to 0 vote of confidence in the Knesset amid a turbulent session. The program rejects Israeli withdrawal from eastern Jerusalem, the Golan Heights, the Jordan River, and Sharm al Sheikh. Twelve abstained. In Washington, Secretary Rogers urged a return to 1967 borders. The report also notes Turkish military purge moves and a Moscow embassy incident involving a Russian doctor seeking emigration.
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Laird predicts Vietnam withdrawal pace amid Laos drive
Secretary Melvin Laird said the Nixon administration aims to withdraw about 12,500 U.S. troops per month from Vietnam, leaving under 50,000 by year end 1972, with potential changes tied to the Laos operation. Officials noted potential inconsistencies with a State Department remark on withdrawal levels.
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Simon and Garfunkel sweep 1970 Grammy awards
Simon and Garfunkel dominated the 1970 Grammys winning record of the year song of the year and best contemporary song for Bridge Over Troubled Water. The album Bridge Over Troubled Water was named album of the year by the National Academy. Paul Simon and Art Garfunkel accepted in person after prior reports they would skip the ceremony.
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