Kennedy wife sees psychiatrist and weighs royal pressures
Mrs Edward Kennedy disclosed in Good Housekeeping she began psychiatric treatment in January 1971 after losing self confidence. She discussed insecurity from marrying into the Kennedy family, her past fashion excesses, and now hopes to cope, with no bid this year for her husband’s presidential run. Prince Charles recollects an upside down parachute jump during a July event, described in Captains and Kings noting his escape from tangled rigging and smooth descent thereafter.
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Daley's birthday fitness claim echoes enduring health note
Mayor Richard Daley, turning 70, credits daily exercise for his health and 17 years as Chicago mayor. He urged others to use their bodies, joking about a basement routine. The piece also notes Queen Elizabeth II's France visit and Nixon accepting resignations from two Interstate Commerce Commission members, with no replacements named.
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Amish Win Supreme Court Support for Old Way of Life
Washington The Amish won unanimous Supreme Court consent on Monday to refuse sending their children to high school to preserve their traditional lifestyle. The decision upholds religious freedom and parental rights in education.
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Bonn West Germany Pact Move Clears Path to Ratification
German opposition leaders announced on Monday they would drop final objections to Chancellor Willy Brandt s treaties with the Soviet Union and Poland, signaling near certainty of ratification in Parliament Wednesday. The Christian Democrats, who delayed the vote, agreed at a five hour meeting to accept the pacts as part of a broader detente involving Moscow Washington Western Europe and the Warsaw Pact.
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Agnew to visit Saigon for war talk amid rocket threats
Vice President Spiro Agnew plans a quick Saigon trip to meet Vietnamese and American leaders on the war situation. Security concerns curb overnight stays and field trips to bases Bien Hoa and Long Binh. a nighttime rocket threat could delay or cancel the visit.
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Banuelos Cancels Santa Barbara Bank Women Appearance
U S Treasurer Romana Banuelos canceled her planned talk at the National Association of Bank Women regional convention in Santa Barbara after reportedly not receiving a hotel limousine welcome. She sent a telegram of regret and then disappeared from the event.
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Icelandic citizenship sought by Ashkenazy amid bill vote
Vladimir Ashkenazy has applied for Icelandic citizenship as Parliament considers a new measure granting 34 foreigners citizenship. The disclosure came Monday as the government outlines the bill and its scope in the session.
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