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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1971
Page
1
Alabama Governor George C. Wallace states there will be no alcoholic beverages served or consumed at the governor's mansion during his second term. He reaffirmed the policy after reports it might be lifted.
Jay C Flippen a wry raspy comedian and character actor died at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital Hollywood at 71 He overcame amputation choosing life over paralysis and later returned to acting in Westerns and NBC dramas Survivors include wife Ruth Funeral services set for Westwood Village Mortuary and Memorial Park
Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis visits the White House for the first time since 1963 to meet President Nixon and view newly displayed Kennedy portraits. She had long avoided returning due to tragic memories, but accepted a special invitation.
President Anwar Sadat announced a 30 day ceasefire ending March 7 with Israel to withdraw forces from the Suez Canal as a preliminary toward a full pullback. UN and Cairo officials signaled further reporting on Arab Israeli peace talks within 30 days. Jordan indicated it would follow Egypt's lead.
President Nixon urged doctors to help build a nationwide medical program while avoiding bureaucratic burdens. He told the American College of Cardiology that care must be accessible to all who need it and that doctors must support any reform. He vented about annual form filling and stressed both quantity and quality of care.
Senator Edward M. Kennedy urged Congress to cap the draft at 150,000 and reform the Selective Service to prevent a rich man's war. He backed ending deferments for students and certain occupations, supporting a national lottery draft and an eventual all volunteer force by mid-1973.
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