Julie Nixon and Dwight Eisenhower II wed in quiet New York ceremony
Julie Nixon and Dwight David Eisenhower II married in a brief Protestant service at Old Marble Collegiate Church. The couple, both 20, kept newsmen away and planned a private reception at the Plaza Hotel with family and close friends attending. Julie wore an ivory peau d’ange gown and white bouquet, while David sported a cutaway suit.
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Dangerous inmates flee New Orleans prison in night break
Twenty one convicts described as extremely dangerous by officers remain at large after breaking out of a New Orleans prison. A head count at 5:30 a.m. revealed the escape, with three inmates awaiting execution among those missing.
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Apollo 8 crew report fogged windows on craft
Houston reports the Apollo 8 astronauts see foggy windows on two side panes and a nearly opaque center window. Ground controllers say the haze does not hinder critical maneuvers. The source of the problem remains unidentified.
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Yost Urges Outside Powers to Intervene in Middle East
U S ambassador design ate Charles Yost in Atlantic argues action by powers beyond the Middle East is needed to avert a holocaust. He says UN should act with strong U S and Soviet backing and criticizes myths that hinder realism and compromise in Arab Israeli mediation efforts.
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Britain's late nineteenth century fleet nears eleven thousand ships
At the close of the 19th century Britain controlled about 11,000 vessels totaling roughly 14 million tons, reflecting its vast maritime dominance and industrial reach.
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Red Cross Airlift To Biafra Halted By Equatorial Guinea
The International Red Cross announced a halt to the famine relief airlift to Biafra on orders from Equatorial Guinea. About 850000 people, mostly children, lose supplies as nine flights from Fernando Poo completed about 90 tons of food before the stop.
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Astronauts Face Flu as Apollo 8 Travels Near Moon
Apollo 8 astronauts including Frank Borman Jens Lovell and William Anders confront a persistent flu like virus aboard the capsule. Doctors warn reinfection is likely and vomiting and diarrhea could affect flight. Lomotil and Marezine aid treatment.
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