Washington Nixon Cox Weekend Family Dinner Rumors
WHOL reports that Patricia Nixon Cox and her husband Edward Cox spent a weekend at the White House with President Nixon and family, denying split rumors. The Coxes joined the Nixons and Eisenhowers for a Saturday night dinner amid speculation after Patricia spent weeks away.
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U S. refuses aid in Paracels clash with China
Saigon reports U.S. officials declined a weekend request to send ships and helicopters to evacuate beleaguered Vietnamese troops in the Paracel Islands as Chinese forces overran the atolls. One American and 150 Vietnamese were killed or captured over two days. Vietnam reaffirms sovereignty while notifying the UN and allies.
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Train Stranded in Snow With 700 Aboard in Turkey
In Erzincan mountains eastern Turkey troops used flamethrowers to clear a path for a train stuck in snow for 48 hours. About 20 passengers suffered exposure and frostbite and moved to the village of ?ekovler. Several were in critical condition and may not survive while others remained on the train. The train left Erzincan Saturday for Istanbul and was halted by a fierce snowstorm. Survivors reported severe hunger and cold onboard.
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Classified Rates and Postage Details in 1974 Paper
The notice outlines newspaper pricing for daily and Sunday editions, including single copy rates, mail options, and postage percentages. It references a 1974 Press Telegram edition with classified advertising terms and bulk mail details.
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Lone Ber, Co
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Heath presses union peace bid to avert election clash
Prime Minister Edward Heath meets Britain’s major unions in a bid to resolve the coal miners slowdown and industrial crisis. Government says he halted plans for an immediate general election, focusing on a peace settlement with labor. Talks with the Trades Union Council previously stalled in deadlock.
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