Senate delegates press Bonn on sharing U.S. troop costs
American Sen Charles Percy led talks in Bonn with German leaders urging long term American troop presence and shared budgeting for 210000 soldiers in West Germany. Senators Mathias and Mansfield faced German calls for cost sharing while warning against unilateral force cuts. German Deputy Kiep stressed fixed long term troop levels as essential to any budget shift.
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Barker to Host 21st Pillsbury Bake-Off Special
Hollywood TV host Bob Barker will emcee the 21st Pillsbury Bake-Off television special on March 17. The event showcases home cooks competing in a televised bake-off hosted by Barker.
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Nixon eyes new career as parttime sportscaster
Life magazine reports President Nixon is an avid sports fan and may seek a parttime sportscasting role after leaving the White House. The piece notes his handling of Saturday Oval Office schedules around sports broadcasts and an incident with Hank Stram denying Len Dawson gambling rumors.
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Herb Alpert tops list with twelve gold records
United States sales for all twelve Herb Alpert albums have surpassed 1 million dollars each, earning him a total of twelve gold records. The announcement comes from Hollywood via UPI.
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Suez Canal clashes widen as Egyptian commando raid reported
United Press International reports Egyptian commandos crossed the Suez Canal and destroyed an Israeli radar station east of El Kantara. Cairo says 20 Israeli planes attacked the freighter Shadwan, injuring six crew and grounding the vessel. Israel disputes the ship’s identity and the attack. Egypt claims greater aggression after the incident as air forces clash over Sinai and Red Sea targets.
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Little Summits Highlight Wilson Diplomatic Journey
Prime Minister Harold Wilson departs London for Ottawa and Washington to hold informal talks with Canadian Premier Pierre Trudeau and President Richard Nixon. Foreign Secretary Michael Stewart joins Ottawa discussions while talks in Washington are framed as relaxed, with no firm concessions planned.
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