Nixon hosts Hoover at Key Biscayne dinner setting
President Nixon welcomed FBI director J Edgar Hoover to dinner at his Key Biscayne home on Monday night joined by two old friends C G Keboro and William P Rogers. The gathering featured a form of informal diplomacy with familiar faces in the administration and security circle.
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Mary Ann Harbert Celebrates 26th Birthday After Release
After three birthdays in prison in China Mary Ann Harbert marked her 26th Monday with a family party in Palo Alto. Her father Gene Harbert said she had a birthday dinner and spent the day shopping at a department store offering to outfit her for free. He noted several job offers including one from Governor Ronald Reagan.
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Hoffa to Speak on Labor Issues Under Parole Rules
Former Teamsters leader James R. Hoffa, 59, can renew old union ties and discuss national labor matters without violating parole terms, a Justice Department official said. Parole conditions allow Hoffa to express opinions, though direct or indirect control of the union remains a concern for the parole board.
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Egypt declares war as only path to liberate lands
Egypt's leadership declared war the only means to free Israeli-occupied Arab lands while signaling openness to pursuing a peace settlement. President Anwar Sadat chaired Cairo talks with Parliament and the Arab Socialist Union central committee, stressing the battle until victory and promising further diplomatic efforts. Israeli Foreign Minister Abba Eban, in Jerusalem, urged cautious optimism for a negotiated 1972 peace.
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India says Pakistan shelling hits Indian positions near Delhi
United Press International reports shelling by Pakistani forces two miles northwest of New Delhi in Ganganagar Rajasthan near the border with West Pakistan. Five Indian soldiers killed and 29 wounded as Indian reinforcements move in. Cease-fire violation noted since December truce.
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Nixon opens White House to public for Christmas decorations
Washington report says President Nixon visited Florida and left the White House open for public view of the Christmas decorations. Monday night about 11,442 people toured the downstairs public rooms, some in line for up to two hours, with access through tonight.
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Hoffa Freed and Speaks on Nixon Policies
Former Teamsters president James R. Hoffa declares he is free to speak on political matters after parole. He criticizes phases of Nixon's economic program, says restrictions on labor except in wartime harm workers, and outlines travel limits and a lump sum pension from the union. He plans to visit his ailing wife in Miami Beach and appear on television from New York.
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