Nixon daughter receives satellite birthday call from Peking
President Nixon telephoned his daughter Tricia on her 26th birthday via a satellite link from Peking with First Lady Pat present noting the line was clear as a bell. The piece also covers Cardinal Tisserant’s death and Mayer’s Nobel Prize, plus Sammy Davis Jr. visiting Vietnam and Queen Juliana’s Canada trip.
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Tricia Moon Cox
Peking
Pat Nixon
Peking Hotel
Tricia
Maria Gueppert
Mayer
Marie Curie
University of Chicago
Enrico Fermi
Dr. Mayer
University of California At San Diego
Lily, Jensen
Heidelberg
Germany
Eugene Wigner
Princeton
Johns Hopkins University
Columbia University
Sarah Lawrence College
UC San Diego
Argonme National Laboratories
Chicago
Joseph
Sammy Davis Jr
South Vietnam
White House
Davis
U.S
Army
Vietnam
Juliana
Netherlands
Prince Bernhard
Canada
Princess Christina
Montreal
Toronto
World Wildlife Fund
Miami
Fla
Rhodesia Ex Premier and Daughter Freed on Humane Grounds
In Salisbury Rhodesia the government announced the release from jail of former Prime Minister Garfield Todd and his daughter Judith for health and humanitarian reasons. Todd and Judith had been jailed amid riots tied to the Rhodesian settlement issues, with Judith reportedly on hunger strike and both held in solitary confinement.
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Garfield Todd
Judith
Todds
Miss Todd
Nixon Gains Momentum in Effort to Tie China to Peace
President Nixon’s talks with Mao Zedong and Zhou Enlai show early mood shifts toward cooperation on Asia peace, with China publicly signaling seriousness through extensive People’s Daily coverage. observers caution progress rests on atmospherics rather than specifics, while Moscow eyes possible repercussions.
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Scawart Nensley Peking
UPI
Nixon
China
United States
Asia
Maso Tsetung
Chou En-lai
Stolen liquor truck with $10000 cargo in Wilmington
A liquor delivery truck and its $10000 cargo were stolen this morning in Wilmington after the driver Paul Willam Miller carried wine into a store at 1037 E Anaheim St. Miller, of Southland Marketing in La Mirada, learned the truck was gone when a bystander shouted the theft. The vehicle was a short-bodied 1970s International painted hive bearing Southland Market.
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Paul Willam Miller
Anaheim St
Richard A. Ronan
Boyd E. Roe
Miller
Southland Marketing
Firestone Lavd
la Mirada
Southland Market
Boat dweller charged in sniping case
George Robert Shipp a 43 year old resident of a boat in a field at 2625 E Anaheim St Wilmington was charged with one count of assault with intent to murder in a last Thursday sniping incident that wounded Frank Likovich a 58 year old aboard another field boat Shipp faced arraignment in LA Municipal Court Division 35 and was arrested Saturday Deputy Dist Atty Thomas R Simpson asked for 15000 bail calling him a danger to the community
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George Robert Shipp
Anaheim
Wilmington
District Attorney's Office
Frank Likovich
Shipp
Los Angeles Municipal Court Division
San Ped-ra
San Ped-ra, Was Arrested Saturday. Dep. Dist. Atty
Thomas R. Simpson
Miners Freed From 1300-Foot Ore Shaft In Spain
Two miners were rescued from a wine shaft in Oviedo after being trapped 1300 feet underground by slag and rubble. Hunosa Mining Co said five more workers remained cut off but rescuers held hope to reach them.
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Spain
UPI
Hunosa Mining Co
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