Tricia Nixon Cox Weds Edward Cox in White House Rose Garden
Fronds of lilacs and rain dampened the White House Rose Garden as Patricia Nixon and Edward Finch Cox married before about 400 guests. The ceremony ran 80 minutes, featured a ring exchange by Cox and a kiss for the bride, and gratitude from President Nixon who noted the outdoors suited the moment despite the drizzle.
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57-Year-Old Ex-Maid Becomes School Teacher in Indianapolis
Mrs. Cleo Glass, 57, will finish 35 years as a maid by signing a teaching contract after graduating from Crispus Attucks High School and earning college credits at Indiana-Purdue University in Indianapolis. She balanced night courses with work as a maid and elevator operator.
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First Grade Teacher Recounts Graduation Pride
The speaker reflects on struggles with reading geography and history then recalls visiting Indiana University Bloomington with a friend to watch a daughter’s graduation. She describes tuition borrowing from a church credit union, supportive teachers, and finally feeling proud of becoming a first grade teacher.
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Clerks Charged in Hijack and Flight Deaths
A 23 year old New York Chicago hijacking suspect, a black railroad clerk, is held on $200000 bail on homicide and sky piracy charges after a Trans World Airlines hijack at O Hare. One passenger, Howard Franks of Darien, Conn, was killed. The plane landed in New York where authorities say the suspect sought to fly to North Vietnam with $75000 and a machine gun.
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Weekend Weather Outlook: Warm Humid with Sunday Showers
Partly cloudy and warm conditions persist with a good chance of showers and thundershowers Sunday afternoon and evening. Tonight remains warm and humid with lows near the mid 60s. Monday turns partly cloudy and a bit cooler with highs in the low 80s.
Children Found Dead in Lorain Freezer
In Lorain Ohio police recovered the bodies of 8 year old Terry Shannon and his 5 year old sister Tijuana from an abandoned basement freezer. The children had been missing since Friday and investigators said they had nearly exhausted leads before returning to the home to resume the search.
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Eisenhower warned Moon Race should not divert focus
In a secret 1961 Naval War College talk released decades later, Dwight D. Eisenhower argued the United States must keep its gaze on priority tasks and missiles rather than a race to the moon. He warned about lobbies and influential defense interests shaping policy away from domestic needs and core research goals.
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Bill Anderson potential 1972 bid from Tennessee
Tennessee Congressman William Bill Anderson, a hawk turned dove, is discussed as a possible presidential candidate for 1972. The piece notes his nickname Bill and his state, highlighting political speculation and campaign imagery from the era.
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