Julie Nixon Eisenhower Says Agnew Is the Greatest
Presidential daughter Julie Nixon Eisenhower reportedly calls Vice President Spiro T. Agnew "the greatest" while noting Martha Mitchell does not reflect administration views. A Knight newspapers report quotes Mrs Disethower calling Mrs Mitchell outspoken and crazy remarks about Nixon dropping Agnew from the 1972 ticket.
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Nixon to attend Ford's Theatre show in rare visit
President Nixon plans to attend a star studded musical review at Ford's Theatre in Washington Wednesday night the first such presidential visit since Lincoln's assassination 105 years ago. The gala program includes Andy Williams James Stewart The Supremes and Dionne Warwick with Grace Kelly returning in London for a charity concert at the Royal Festival Hall with Sinatra and Hope.
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Drug raid chaos ends with shootings in Phoenix apartment
A narcotics surveillance led to a late night raid where Mrs. West shot at plainclothes officers, prompting return fire that wounded her husband Leslie West. A bystander, officer Burke, was wounded in the hand. West was treated for a life threatening injury while the investigation unfolds.
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Lame Duck Congress Convenes Amid Controversy
The lame duck session opens with Senate leaders trading sharp words over campaign tactics. Senator Mansfield accuses Republican campaigners of vilification while Senator Scott calls the session a likely disaster. Aimed at funding bills, welfare reform, and defense, the gathering is seen as a post election cleanup before January.
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Payout to Rancher's Widow Seen as Record Life Insurance
New York reports an anticipated about 15 million dollar life insurance settlement for Linda Mullendore, widow of B C Mullendore of Cross Bell Ranch Oklahoma. The murder case remains unsolved with no suspects named as the insured's widow had filed for legal separation shortly before the killing. Insurance officials expect to issue the check to Mullendore next month after a thorough review.
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Slaying of Family Stuns Sunburg. Man Held for Questioning
In Sunburg Minnesota authorities hold a man for questioning after a weekend shotgun slaying of farm couple James Fromberg 40 and Gloria Fromberg 24 and their three children David 7 Douglas 4 Patricia 3 at a two story farmhouse. Ronald Schneider county attorney says a grand jury will be convened to bring charges as sheriff Spaulding calls the case a complete mystery with no motive or murder weapon found. The bodies were discovered Sunday morning by Delbert Peterson. A running milking machine and dinner bowls left on the table indicated the morning routine was underway before the killings. The slayer took the 12 gauge shotgun and expended shell casings were missing.
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Giant Sea Monster Identified as Bask ing Shark at Scituate Mass
Thousands gathered at Mann Hill beach as remains washed ashore and were identified by Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute expert Andrew Kenworthy as a basking shark. The 28 to 40 foot creature sparked speculation of a sea serpent with observers noting a damaged tail.
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Hartke Leads by 4,383 in Indiana Senate race
Official returns from the November general election show Democratic Senator Vance Hartke ahead of Republican Richard Roudebush by 4,383 votes. A recount appears likely as Roudebush's campaign coordinator Gordon K. Durnil indicated. Certified totals give Hartke 871,008 and Roudebush 866,707.
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Two Brothers Drown After YMCA Pool Entry Attempt
Police report two boys, Duane Boswell, 15, and Ronald Boswell, 8, died after entering a YMCA pool through an assumed 10 foot fence. A lifeguard found their bodies in the pool’s deep end Sunday.
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