Nixons cruise with Sunny canary on Sequoia
President Nixon and Pat spent Sunday afternoon touring the Potomac aboard the presidential yacht Sequoia with friend C. G. Rebozo. A yellow canary given by Nixon and the daughters sparked delight as Tricia named it Sunny and discussed her upcoming June wedding.
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Bebe” Reboz0
Key Biscayne
Fla
Tricia
Julie
Charles Evers Eyes Governor Job and Presidency
Charles Evers, Fayette mayor, says he plans to run for Mississippi governor and also aspires to the presidency. He recalls Medgar Evers’ murder and his turn to civil rights advocacy, saying violence is not the path and that political engagement can unlock change. He believes Mississippi is cracking and can be opened by votes and dollars.
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Life Magazine
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Truce ends in Vietnam amid bombardment and casualties
24 hour truce for Buddha's birthday ends as B52 raids hit northwestern Vietnam near the DMZ. Ambushes kill an American reconnaissance patrol and injuries occur. rocket and mortar attacks hit four U.S. positions with no major damage. A water taxi strike by mines kills at least 30 civilians. Allied reports total 76 truce violations, 21 against U.S. forces and 56 against South Vietnam. Two Americans killed, six wounded. South Vietnamese casualties 53 dead.
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Rogers says Middle East peace prospects improved after trip
Secretary of State William P. Rogers described his 18,000 mile eight nation tour as worthwhile and said the prospect for peace in the Middle East is somewhat better. He cautioned that a interim Suez reopening and broader peace will be hard but differences appear narrowed.
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Royal and Cannes Stars Run Weekend Weddings and Events
Prince Philip and Princess Anne attended brief ecumenical services at St. John’s United Church in Powell River. Pia Degermark, Cannes winner, wed West German financier Piet Cami neci in Stockholm with 250 guests. Degermark, 21, won Cannes best actress in 1966. Camin ecci, 28, holds about 10 percent of Siemens stock. Also highlights Mother’s Day at the Los Angeles Playboy Club where Judi Bradford, the lone Black Bunny Mother, describes her duties and counseling role.
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Philadelphia Fashion Group
Prince Philip
Princess Anne
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British Columbia
Powell River
Pia Degermark
Piet Caminecei
Stockholm
Miss Degermark
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Simens
West Germany
Judi Bradford
Los Angeles
University of Southern California
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Playboy Club
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