Elvis Back Home in Memphis With Four Concerts
Elvis Presley, 39, drew 12,000 fans in Memphis during a weekend homecoming run that included four concerts and another planned for Wednesday. He performed songs like C C Rider and Can't Help Falling in Love. President Nixon hosted a St Patrick s Day service in the White House East Room attended by Julie and David Eisenhower. Mrs Nixon was ill with flu. Dr Norman Vincent Peale delivered the sermon urging love among people and nations.
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Gerber dies at 75. founder of Gerber Baby Foods
Daniel F. Gerber, who introduced strained foods to millions of American babies and built Gerber Products Company into the world’s largest baby food maker, died Saturday night in Fremont, Michigan after a brief illness. Private funeral services were held today with community services planned for Wednesday. He arrived in Fremont in 1912 to cofound the firm formerly the Fremont Canning Co.
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Georgia murder case yields life term for Tucker
Georgians 84 receives life imprisonment after being found guilty of murdering neighbor Charles Williams aged 66 with a .22 pistol last October. Public defender calls the sentence excessive. judge notes Georgia law allows only life in murder cases.
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Pat Nixon ill at home with flu after Latin America trip
First Lady Pat Nixon is recuperating from flu symptoms suffered after a six day goodwill mission to Latin America. Under care of White House physician Dr Walter Tkach she is confined to family quarters. The illness followed her Nashville visit where she met the President for her 62nd birthday and the Grand Ole Opry dedication.
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Mills p predicts Nixon to quit by November
Rep. Wilbur Mills predicts President Nixon will leave office by November under pressure from the tax investigation and Republican lawmakers. Mills says the Joint Committee on Internal Revenue Taxation would find Nixon owed at least 350000 dollars for 1969 to 1972, while Lang disputes a fixed sum.
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Nixon to appear on Houston TV quiz show
President Nixon plans a mid day Tuesday trip to Transton Texas for a prime time nationally televised question and answer session with a panel of newsmen. White House aides hint at another Houston appearance though details are pending. The stop aims to counter Watergate pressure with public appearances across the country.
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Supreme Court rejects bid to block FOI access burdens
The Supreme Court refused to hear a government challenge to a DC Circuit order requiring detailed descriptions and indexes of secret documents sought under the Freedom of Information Act. The ruling says current practice hampers disclosure arguments by allowing only general content descriptions.
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