Princess Anne Marries Capt Mark Phillips in Royal Westminster Abbey
London AP report on Princess Anne wedding Capt Mark Phillips at Westminster Abbey in a televised ceremony. Queen Elizabeth II’s daughter becomes Mrs Mark Phillips as Cambridges watch. Strong security, 1500 guests, 500 million world viewers, and a costly royal occasion amid crisis.
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Egypt and Israel threaten cease fire over POW swap
The Associated Press reports Egypt and Israel traded threats over control of the Cairo Suez road and a prisoner exchange. Premier Golda Meir warned zero food would pass to Suez, while Egypt pressed for U.N. troop control of the highway and the POW deal to proceed.
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Ford Contract May Be In Doubt
DETROIT AP reports the Ford Motor Co. contract with the United Auto Workers faces doubt after skilled trades workers rejected it. The pact covers 185,000 Ford workers and was ratified by nonskilled workers, but renegotiation may be required as the UAW executive board convenes to discuss the trades vote.
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Woman Lied About Man Set Afire Case Unfolds
Broward County Sheriff says a black woman Jeraldine Barfield 26 fabricated a tale that a gang abducted her white husband Bryan Kempler 33 and set him alight. Kempler was beaten bound with cord doused with flammable liquid and burned. Johnny Herald 31 of Fort Lauderdale was arrested on aggravated assault charges.
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Christian Church Dinner With Guest Speaker
The First Christian Church will host its annual Thanksgiving fellowship dinner at 6:30 p.m. Thursday in the Fellowship Hall. Kirby Allen will speak. Attendees are asked to bring a covered dish and a nursery will be provided.
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Jackie Loses Appeal Against Photographer
The U S Court of Appeals denied Jacqueline Onassis a full court rehearing in a case against photographer Ronald Galella. The Sept 13 decision lets Galella approach within 25 feet of Mrs Onassis and within 30 feet of her children Caroline and John Kennedy, a ruling the court said does not rise to the importance threshold for review.
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Soviet Union tests long range antiship missile SSNX13
US intelligence indicators show the USSR is perfecting a ship fired antiship missile with 400 mile plus range able to track evasive targets. The SSNX13 reportedly will be ready for installation in about a year, raising the threat to U.S. warships as Washington notes Russia already fields multiple missile types.
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Odrinex Plan Promised for Fat Loss and Refund Guarantee
An advertisement claims the Odrinex Plan helps shed excess fat without dieting or exercise. It touts thousands of users over 14 years, promises a money back guarantee, and lists prices 3.25 and 5.25 for a large size, sold by Baatheo.
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US China move toward full ties under One China pledge
Tokyo AP reports after Henry Kissinger’s Peking trip the United States acknowledged there is but one China and Taiwan is part of China. The communique calls for accelerated scientific exchange and upgrades to liaison offices, with potential embassies in practice. Both nations commit to deter outside domination and to expand trade and exchanges under lower-level talks.
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Jaycees Present History Of Mexico Chapter
The Mexico Jaycees present a 6 p.m. Friday program on See-To Channel 12 titled 40 Years of Community Service. A slide show covers the group since its 1933 founding with Ron Holbrook Tim Baker and Lewis Brooks Jr on a panel answering phone questions. Governor Bond proclaims Saturday Join the Jaycees Day urging Missouri youths to join.
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