Onassis Denies Split Rumor and Paris Confrontation
Jacqueline Onassis rejected McCalls claim that her marriage to Aristotle Onassis nearly failed and that she followed him to Paris to reconcile by bursting into tears. The denial came as details circulated from The Fabulous Onassis by Christian Cafarakis.
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New York
Jacqueline Onassis
Aristotle Onassis
Paris
McCall's Magazine
Onassis
Christian Cafarakis
Jacqueline
Pharaoh's ants menace Britain's hospitals prompts urgent fund
London reports the pharaoh's ant infestation across hospitals, beds, and operating theaters, with Lancet notes urging a control fund as ants may carry pathogens. In Houston, the 40th annual Livestock Show and Rodeo opens with 17,000+ animals and related events at Astrohall and the Astrodome.
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London
Britain
Susan H. Beatson
Ministry of Agriculture
Lancet
Houston
Pecos Church Presents Free Film Tonight
First Baptist Church at 5th and Hickory hosts To Russias With Love by Underground Evangelism. The documentary shows underground Russian worship and Christian life under communism with scenes in Moscow and a border crossing. A free will offering for Bibles will be taken at the end.
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Russia
L. Joe Bass
Underground Evangelism
KGB
Moscow
Evangelism
Bible Press
Europe
Iron Curtain
Stephan Bankov
West
First Baptist Church
5Th
Hickory Streets
British police hunt for revenge squad in army base bombing
In London a bombing at Aldershot headquarters of Britain's 16th Parachute Brigade killed seven people and injured seventeen. Irish Republican Army figures arrested in Dublin include Cathal Goulding and Tony Heffernan amid a crackdown as Britain and Ireland search for the revenge squad behind the attack.
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London
Irish Republican Army
Dublin
Britain
IRA
Aldershot
16Th Parachute Brigade
Northern Ireland
16Th
Londonderry
Cathal Goulding
Goulding
Sinn Fein
Tony Heffernan
Jack Lynch
Ireland
Lynch
Birmingham
Manchester
Parachute Brigade
Communists Step Up Attacks in South Vietnam
In South Vietnam 37 new Communist attacks hit government troops and the U S Army Support Command at Qui Nhon with four Americans wounded. Saigon reports 158 North Vietnamese and Viet Cong killed overall, including 15 dead and 19 wounded in three major assaults.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
U.S. Army
Qui Nhon
Namese
U.S
Air Force
North Vietnam
Demilitarized Zone
Miss Nude Universe Arrested After Oklahoma City Show
Susanne Haines, 24, of Sacramento, California, was arrested after a nude dance act at a south Oklahoma City club as part of a test case on obscenity laws. Police detained her along with two club operators, while patrons watched and a TV crew filmed the dressing room exit. She faces indecent exposure charges under state law requiring pasties and banning topless or nude displays.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Susanne Haines 24
Sacramento
Calif
Don Ludington
Miss Haines
Carson show to move to Hollywood
NBC plans move of Tonight headquarters from New York to Hollywood in spring. Johnny Carson says 99.9 percent sure, with about 20 key staff including Ed McMahon and Doc Severinsen to relocate. NBC to build a Carson annex at Burbank studios at about 1.5 million dollars.
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Johnny Carson
New York
NBC Today
Carson
Ed McMahon
Doc Severensen
NBC
Burbank
Manhattan
U S zoos seek pandas from China amid White House talks
Zoo officials from Chicago Lincoln Park, San Diego and Cincinnati press for pandas gifted to the United States during Nixon's Peking visit. They cite Washington National Zoo as likely repository if the gift is approved, while officials caution no official decision has been announced.
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China
Chou
Great Hall of the People
Peking
Peking White House
U.S
United States
Chou Enlai
Jack Simmons
Seattle
Woodland Park Zoo
Moscow
London
North Korea
Simmons
Washington
National Zoo
Theodore Reed
Reed
White House
San Diego
Calif
Bill Seaton
Cincinnati Zoo
Ed Maruska
Cainese
John Tannehill
Maruska
Deaths Services for Doyle Jayroe 67
Doyle Jayroe 67 of 1936 Jackson Blvd died 7 12 p.m. Monday at Medical Center Hospital Odessa. Born May 15 1904 in Runnels County he lived in Pecos since 1938. A farmer and First Baptist Church member he is survived by his widow one daughter Carol Carlson Henrietta two grandchildren and one sister Reba Norris Winters. Services at 10 a m Thursday at Pecos Funeral Home Chapel with Rev Leslie Smith officiating. Burial Evergreen Cemetery.
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Jackson Blvd
Pecos Funeral Home
Leslie Smith
First Baptist Church
Evergreen Cemetery
Jayroe
Medical Center Hospital
Odessa
Runnels County
Pecos
Carol Carlson
Henrietta
Reba Norris
Winters
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