Chinese cardinal warns Nixon of Communist Premier Chow En-lai
Cardinal Yuepin, president of the University of Formosa, told President Nixon at a White House service that Chow En-lai is an insidious man and a professional liar. He urged caution over Nixon’s planned summit with Chow in China, saying no good man comes from that meeting. The cardinal, visiting from Taiwan, attended with about 380 guests as part of the fall worship service.
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Dietrich Returns to London in Glamour Gaffe Line
Marlene Dietrich, 69, returning to work in London after six years, says Elizabeth Taylor now holds the title of most glamorous grandmother. She criticizes Vietnam war and supports Sinatra, Welles, and O Toole. Dietrich headlines a charity concert for National Association for Mental Health, defends aging, and denies retirement plans.
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National Association For Mental Health
Hyphenated wedding marks equal partnership in new union
Two workers for the Woman's Liberation movement married in New York in a ceremony hyphenating their names to Hambrick-Stowe. Elizabeth Stowe and Charles Hambrick-Stowe, both Protestant ministers in training at Pacific School of Religion, emphasized equality in marriage.
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Pacific School of Religion
Berkeley
First Miss Black Teenage America Crowned in Baltimore
Detroit teen Sharon Sexton, 17, wins the inaugural Miss Black Teenage America title at Baltimore’s Club Center. Camden’s Roberta West, 17, is runner-up, Columbia, S.C.’s Roslyn Avergroe, 16, places third. Sexton earns a $1000 renewable scholarship to Virginia State College and a four day trip to Africa.
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Detroit
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Camden
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Columbia
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Virginia State College
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Joe Jordan Ragtime Composer Dies at 89 in Tacoma
Funeral services will be held today in Tacoma Washington for Joe Jordan a ragtime pianist and composer aged 89 who died Saturday Born in Cincinnati he played with stars including Louis Armstrong Eddie Duchin and Jelly Roll Morton He served as an instrumentalist and arranger for the era's greats.
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Imus
Governor defies funds halt over busing order in Jackson
In Jackson Mississippi public school officials say busing will continue today despite Gov John Bell Williams order to withhold state funds until busing is proven not to violate state law. A Gallup poll shows slight decline in opposition to busing but a large majority remain against it. A separate report notes a civil rights march in Butler Alabama and a fatal shooting arrest. In Georgia Lt. Col. Calley may avoid testifying in My Lai court martial. New York police advocate legalized gambling to curb crime. Oswego Montana reports wind driven fire destroying most of the town.
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Demonstration Outside Embassy Tensions and Global Notes
Vietnamese students staged a brief protest outside the American Embassy urging troop withdrawal before Christmas amid McGovern’s visit. Across Indochina small clashes continued as Japan and China trade steps toward normalization. U N ambassador Bush warned of China's likely U N seat shift, while Latin American talks focus on import surcharges. Maurice Chevalier marks his 83rd birthday in Paris.
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Marnes-la-Coquette
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Miss America 1972 Laurie Lee Schaefer Becomes First Day
Laurie Lee Schaefer, 22, of Bexley Ohio, crowned Miss America 1972 at Atlantic City. In her first news conference she voiced conservative views on war in Vietnam morals and premarital sex, saying the majority of young people share her stance. She admires her mother and says her sister encouraged her to pursue Miss America.
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