05 Jan 1972
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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1972
Page
1
A couple wed Tuesday at a Columbia South Carolina street business site to include a crippled peanut vendor, Charles Wright, in the ceremony. A nearby lunchroom hosted a noon reception following the ceremony.
Secret documents released by columnist Jack Anderson recount a Washington discussion among Kissinger and top officials about discreet arms shipments to Pakistan amid the Indo Pakistan war. The memo notes interest in allowing transfers via Jordan or Saudi Arabia and hints the President may need to be consulted, while stressing a shift to cooler treatment of India.
Copenhagen reports Danish King Frederik showing no meaningful recovery as doctors say his condition remains fragile and somewhat weaker after a hospitalization for an acute heart attack. The 72 year old monarch was admitted Monday for treatment and monitoring.
Admirers mourned Maurice Chevalier at a simple funeral in Marnes la Coquette near Paris. About 1,000 attended behind barriers, with 150 guests including Princess Grace, Georges Carpentier, Louis De Funes, Marcel Pagnol, and Jacques Duhamel. Mass was led by Father Ambrose Carre with Father Le Tirant and Father Lendger.
Washington reports the Peace Corps is slated for about 4,000 job losses across 55 countries as Congress withholds the Nixon administration's $82 million request. A continuing resolution funds the agency at $72 million annually through Feb 22 after a year-long authorization issue and stalled full-year appropriations.
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