LBJs Anniversary Capped With Wedding
President Lyndon B. Johnson and Mrs Johnson attended the wedding of James Jones, the White House appointments secretary, and Olivia Barclay, with about 700 guests including Cabinet members and staff. The couple celebrated their 34th anniversary with letters and gifts before the ceremony.
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Jim) Jones
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Theft at Radziwill estate sparks police probe
Police investigate a break in at a home owned by Mrs. Onassis sister Princess Lee Radziwell as $12,000 worth of jewels vanish. The scene is near the Radziwill estate where Nureyev and Dame Margot were guests. Separately Senator Bob Bartlett faces surgery in Cleveland to clear arterial blockage.
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Heath Denounces Powell Over Immigration Attack
London. Edward Heath condemned Conservative Enoch Powell for renewed attacks on Britain’s colored minority. Heath, who ousted Powell from the shadow cabinet after last April’s immigration remarks, said Powell inflames emotions and threatens character assassination. Powell spoke at a Rotarians luncheon in Eastbourne proposing a ministry of repatriation to halt immigration.
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Jets Hammer DMZ Saigon In Ninth Such Raid Since Halt
U S planes struck the DMZ for the ninth time since the November 1 bombing halt. Marine and Air Force raids destroyed a complex of nine bunkers and left them in flames. Marines uncovered a large weapons storehouse near Khe Sanh and seized thousands of rounds, dynamite, rifles, and submachine guns. In Da Nang and the Mekong Delta, allied troops killed about 100 Viet Cong and overran a guerrilla stronghold.
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U.S. to Delay Talks With Soviets Amid Prague Crisis
Diplomatic sources say the United States and NATO allies will defer major East-West negotiations with the Soviet Union until after Nixon's inauguration. The Moscow channel remains open but sparing during the Prague crisis and allied freeze on talks.
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