Hughes Leaves Politics for Religious Work
Sen Harald Hughes of lona says he will resign from the Senate at term end to pursue spiritual work as a lay religious worker. The 51 year old former town governor plans to focus on alcoholism and narcotic addiction, peace, social justice and brotherhood with no salary, funded by contributions. He cites personal faith and belief that change comes from within as his guide. Also noted: Kissinger faces Senate confirmation for secretary of state with possible questions on executive privilege, Connery sues Cilento for divorce, and J Thomas Rosch named head of FTC Consumer Protection Bureau.
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Kennedy girl plans wedding in Washington area
Kathleen Kennedy, 22, eldest daughter of the late Robert Kennedy, will marry David Lee Townsend, Harvard doctoral candidate in American literature and Loyola College graduate. The ceremony is planned for November in Washington or nearby McLean Virginia, where the bride’s family lives. Townsend, 25, tutored Kennedy at Radcliffe College and is pursuing a doctoral degree at Harvard.
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Astronaut Pete Conrad Sees Life Beyond Earth
Life astronaut Pete Conrad says he has never seen a flying saucer but believes life exists in space. He notes 100 million suns exist somewhere and says it would not surprise him if someone showed up. Conrad, an Apollo 12 moonwalker and Skylab J crew chief, discusses possibilities beyond Earth.
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Miss Washington and Miss Louisiana Win Rounds at Pagant
Leslie Ann Mays of Washington won the swimsuit portion in the second round of Miss America Pagant, displaying a polished walk before judges. Debbie Ward of Louisiana captured the talent competition with a medley of popular songs.
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Communists Press Attack Report From Phnom Penh Fronts
A government line says Communist troops swept toward Kompong Cham city, seizing a hospital and fighting soldiers on the main street as rockets and mortars pounded Phnom Penh areas including Pochentong airport and Kampoul center. The situation is described as grave.
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Divided Sherri Spilane Reveals Separate Life Plan
Sherri Spillane, wife of detective story writer Mickey Spillane, says she loves her husband yet spends half the year in New York and the other half at his South Carolina beach house. She notes his early hours and wealth mean little to her as she favors independence.
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