Christmas cease fire but Cambodian city hit in Vietnam war
The U S command announced a Christmas cease fire in Vietnam with 23 American deaths last week the lowest in five years. In Cambodia communist rockets and mortars struck Kompong Cham killing nine and wounding 21 as Laos and Cambodia remained outside the truce.
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Rivers shows signs of recovery after heart surgery
Congressman L Mendel Rivers of South Carolina, 65, chairman of the House Armed Services Committee, rests in the University of Alabama hospital intensive care unit after heart surgery. Doctors report improving organ function and a slow but steady recovery. daily condition updates begin now. A missile launch from Vandenberg AFB produced a bright, multicolored display seen from Phoenix to San Diego as a reentry vehicle from a Minuteman ICBM ended its flight over the Western Test Range.
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Frost says Graham not upset about White House show
David Frost said Reverend Billy Graham and Mrs. Nixon were far from upset by his White House Christmas program. He rejected reports of shock at his jokes and praised the broadcast as a memorable evening with the Army chorus and Billy Taylor, noting Graham asked for a copy of the readings.
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Tricia Nixon Engagement Rumors Denied
White House officials deny any engagement announcement for Tricia Nixon and Ed Cox during the Christmas holiday period. Sources note persistent reports of a White House wedding before President Nixon’s term ends, despite official denials.
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Cicero spy Elyesa Bazna dies in Munich at 66
Elyesa Bazna known as the Cicero who spied for Germany during World War II died in Munich at age 66. He photographed 400000 secret documents at the British Embassy in Ankara and was paid about 1.5 million in forged pounds. He later lived in Munich with his family and authored memoirs before his death.
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Real GNP to show first decline in 12 years
The Commerce Department projects 1970's real gross national product will drop below 1969's 727.1 billion, even as inflated output tops $1 trillion. Strikes at General Motors helped widen the gap between the third and final quarters, signaling a coming recession.
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