Shot at Punta del Este residence targetted president
A shot was fired from a passing car at President Juan M Bordaberry s private residence in Punta del Este Uruguay but no casualties were reported. The attack occurred Sunday while Bordaberry was away at his Durazno ranch and a coast guard trooper was on duty. the car fled and no arrests were made.
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Chiang Kai-shek’s health praised by son in Taipei interview
Premier Chiang Ching-kuo, Chiang Kai-shek’s eldest son, said the 85 year old president’s health is excellent after a pneumonia last year. He noted the leader had a cold that developed into pneumonia but has recovered and is resting as directed by doctors. Reports say he has resumed after-dinner walks and greets most days with his son who directs government affairs.
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Snowstorm Closes Schools as Midwest Sees Heavy Snowfall
Snow blanketed the Midwest with 8 to 15 inches in places, closing rural Nebraska schools and snarling highways from Oklahoma to Wisconsin. A Des Moines nine inch dump led two waves of snow in Iowa while Nebraska reports limited snow closed eastern districts. A light plane crash at Omaha killed four during the same wintry conditions.
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Blonde Gains Fame After Dance With Nixon
Sterling Virginia reporter notes Susan Snyder became a celebrity after newspapers published a photo of her dancing with President Nixon at an inaugural ball. Her two young daughters were not impressed. The article describes her surprise and comments on Nixon’s dancing, and notes her 27-year-old blond appearance and reaction of her children.
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Graham proposes daily Ten Commandments reading in schools
Evangelist Billy Graham urged at the White House on President Nixon’s second term day that the Ten Commandments be read every day in all American classrooms. He framed it as less controversial than prayers and said the idea could gauge public reaction. He spoke after delivering a sermon at an interfaith service.
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U S troop strength in Vietnam falls by hundred
Saigon reports a further drop in U S troop strength in Vietnam to 23 700 men last week a decrease of 100 troops from the previous count. The U S Command released the update today detailing the continued downsizing trend.
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