Nixon's Valet Manolo Sanchez Keeps Close White House Ties
Washington dispatch profiles Manolo Sanchez, Nixon's Cuban born valet of eight years, who handles wardrobe and pets and often joins pre dawn Capitol visits and Camp David retreats. He is a confidant and occasional dancer at White House events.
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Helen Thomas Washington
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United States
Washington
Manolo Sanchez
Lincoln Memorial
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Nixon
Capitol
Iking Timahoe
Spain
Nixons
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
John Meaney
John F. Kennedy
O'Leary
George Thomas
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Scott Apologizes To 4 Colleagues
Senate Republican Leader Hugh Scott apologized for a scathing attack on four colleagues at a news conference he arranged. He said he was misled about the session’s purpose and disavowed the accusations. He sent letters of apology to Sons, Frank Church, John Sherman Cooper, J. William Fulbright, and George S. McGovern.
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Frank Church
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John Sherman Cooper
R-Ky
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
George S. McGovern
Edison High School Honors Honor Roll Details
Edison High School announced the fifth grading period honor roll for 3.5 averages or higher. Eleven students achieved straight A’s including Herman Horn Robert Lovitt Sandy Wahle and others across seniors juniors sophomores and freshmen. The list includes Chris Auerhamer David Barnes Lois Bellamy Deborah Doerner Lucinda Doerner Edward Eden John Rockwell Sandy Vahle and more. Forty seniors 35 juniors 26 sophomores and 15 freshmen were named to the merit roll for maintaining 3.0 to 3.5 averages. In Cherry Point North Carolina Marine Private James L Killgrove and in Oahu Hawaii Marine Lancer Corporal Donald D Moore are listed as serving at respective bases.
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Milan — Edison High School
Herman Horn
Robert Levitt
Sandy Wahle
Thomas Phillips
David Beer
Flora Church
Sharon Leber
Susan Logan
Suzanne Schaeffer
Greg Hire
Kent Rockwell
Edward Eden
Robert Lovitt
John Rockwell
Sandy Vahle Juniors
Richard Charville
Pamela Churchill
Lynn Crecelius
Lynn Gnecco
Darlene Johnston
Wendy Kaatz
Vicki Kernell
Ava Likes
Chuck Murray Thomas Phillips
David Beer Earlene Risner
Sue Rose
Kathryn Scheid
Debbie Sedlock
Marilyn Stein Margery Straub
Joan VanOfferen
Sue Hast
Jackson State dormitory deaths raise patrol fire question
In Jackson Mississippi two students were killed when state troopers fired into a crowded girls dormitory amid campus unrest. Authorities cited crossfire from sniper fire, while leaders accused troopers of unprovoked shooting. 15 others wounded as police and National Guardsmen patrolled a near-deserted campus.
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M.B. Pierce
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James Earl Green
Jim Hall High School
Jackson
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Elizabeth Taylor Undergoes Minor Surgery
Actress Elizabeth Taylor enters Cedars of Lebanon Hospital for minor gynecologic surgery. Dr Rex Kennamer said she would stay about three days before departing to New York with her husband Richard Burton.
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Hollywood
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Elizabeth Taylor
Cedars of Lebanon Hospital
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Rex Kennamer
New York
Richard Burton
Two Hiking Awards Available To Scouts
The Firelands Area Boy Scouts offer two hiking awards the Historic Trails award and the 50miler award. Historic Trails requires a two day one night hike along a historic trail with adult group cooperation to restore and mark sites. The 50miler requires a fifty mile wilderness trip in five days with ten hours of group improvement work and plans including advancement. In 1969 the council issued 39 historic trail awards and 27 fifty miler awards. Details are at the Scout Service Center 416 Columbus Avenue Sandusky.
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Robert Bentz
Firelands Area
Boy Scouts
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Firelands Area Council
Bentz
Scout Service Center
Columbus Avenue
Sandusky
St Paul Concert Ends Scholars Week With Program
The St Paul Concert Band closes Scholars Week with a Sunday 3 p.m. performance at the St Paul Social Hall. Audiences will see the band in new uniforms and feature Audrey Bader as guest piano soloist performing The Warsaw Concerto. The program includes works by Nelhybel Persichetti and Borocco, plus Deep River Rhapsody and Man of La Mancha. The band, sixty players strong, is directed by Roger D Williams of St Paul High School.
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St. Paul
Audrey Bader
Nelhybel
Vincent Persichetti
Roger D. Williams
St. Paul High School
Two Women Nominated For Army General Ranks
Col. Anna Mae Hays and Col. Elizabeth P. Hoisington become the first two women nominated for brigadier general by President Nixon. Both long-serving officers from World War II era express pride and note the honor as the key significance. Hoisington, 51, and Hays, in line for promotion along with 80 male colonels, await Congress approval.
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Hays
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Newton
Kan
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Lois Bellamy
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