Nixon To Make Plan 72 Campaign Issue
President Nixon prepares a public appeal to back his Six Point design for 1972, amid Senate skepticism over cabinet cuts and a federal state revenue sharing program. White House meetings with congressional leaders and a drive to take the case to the people are planned, with Agnew and other officials to bolster the effort.
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Notable Deaths Include Rockefeller Widow Martha Baird Rockefeller
Martha Baird Rockefeller died at 75 in her Park Avenue home. She was John T. Rockefeller Jr.’s widow and the stepmother of the Rockefeller brothers and their sister Jean Mauze. Other obituaries include Leonard Gille, St John Ervine, Shigeru Yosano, and Hermann Matern, each named with ages and brief roles.
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London
St. John Ervine
Dublin
Abbey Theater
Best dressed statesman named for 1971
President Nixon tops Fashion Foundation of America list with fellow honorees including Senator Muskie and actor Cary Grant. Other items note Lyndon Johnson vacations, Elizabeth Taylor's expectant status, and Melvin Belli's Godfather screen test. Ethel Kennedy tours San Diego area reservations with RFK Foundation fellows.
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New York
Nixon
Fashion Foundation of America
Spiro T. Agnew
Edmund Muskie
Maine
Gene Barry
Dan Rowan
Cary Grant
Insurgents Clash Near Kampala Amid Airport Restrictions
Reports from Entebbe Airport near Lake Victoria describe renewed fighting in Kampala starting around 2 a.m. A senior police officer said the situation was unclear who backs whom as explosions and heavy gunfire echoed through the city. Troops positioned at key buildings and mounted tanks around Obote's residence.
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Entebbe
Lake Victoria
Kampala
Obote
Tet holiday calm as bridges repaired in war report
Saigon reports 12 day operation with no U S casualties or material damage. South Vietnamese forces claim 179 enemy killed while 11 soldiers die and 31 wounded. Bridges repaired and road handed to Cambodians. Tet celebrations planned despite Phnom Penh tensions. Vietnam releases 37 disabled POWs, three stay behind. Foreign Ministry hopes Hanoi will reciprocate but no response recorded.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
Phnom Penh
Demilitarized Zone
Foreign Ministry
North Vietnam
Hanoi
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