Kennedy Jr marriage claim fuels Kennedy family chatter
Hyannis Port friends dismiss a National Enquirer report that Robert F. Kennedy Jr plans to marry a local bartender’s 15 year old daughter, calling it a high school crush. Kennedy, who left Pomfret School last spring, spends time at the Kellys’ house near the family compound in Massachusetts amid dating rumors with Kim Kelly.
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National Enquirer
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Wholesale prices dip during first month of Nixon freeze
Wholesale prices fell for the first time in nearly a year in September, the first full month of President Nixon's wage-price freeze. The index dropped three tenths of a percent to 114.5, or $114.50 for goods valued at $100 four years ago, with seasonal factors showing a four-tenths percent decline. The gain or loss next month may continue as items outside the freeze and imported goods adjust under a 10 percent tax surcharge.
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California moves to end routine smallpox vaccinations
California Public Health Director Dr. Louis P. Saylor recommends discontinuing routine smallpox immunizations for infants and children after a meeting with local health officers. The policy aims to limit vaccination risks while continuing protections for travelers, health workers, and harbor-area staff.
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Would-be bandit waves broomstick in Fresno hold-up
In Fresno a man in his mid 20s attempted a Wednesday night market hold-up brandishing what looked like a broomstick. He demanded money but fled empty handed as witnesses scoffed at the makeshift weapon. Portland?
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Reds rebuff U.S. plea to identify dead POWs in talks
At Paris talks the United States pressed Communist delegates to identify dead American prisoners. North Vietnam cited a December list claiming 20 dead Americans as complete. U.S. figures put missing service members at 1,618 across Southeast Asia with 702 in North Vietnam, while Viet Cong dismissed the request as a maneuver. Porter urged faster action, referencing a House resolution on sick and wounded and calling for careful consideration by North Vietnam and the Viet Cong.
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Laos
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Officer Fatally Shot in San Diego Robbery Confrontation
Police Sgt. Freddie J. Edwards, 34, was shot and killed while confronting a robber outside an all night Speedeemart store in San Diego. The incident highlights rising violence against law enforcement officers in urban areas.
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Beverly Hills votes limit on heights
Beverly Hills residents overwhelmingly endorsed a zoning ordinance restricting apartment building heights to six stories or 75 feet. The measure, Proposition 2, aims to curb tall developments within city limits. A separate downtown crime report notes an early morning shooting in East San Diego, resulting in a police chase and the death of a veteran officer, with two suspects detained after a coordinated multi-agency pursuit.
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UPI
Dollar slips to new low vs yen in Tokyo trading
UPI reports the U S dollar fell to its lowest level in Tokyo since Japan floated its currency. Banking sources cited rates around 831.40 to 833.50 yen, with an effective valuation near 8.63 to 8.59 percent for the yen.
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Japan
B52s Strike Across Vietnam Cambodia and Laos
U S B52 bombers heavy strikes in South Vietnam Cambodia and Laos today along the frontier. Ground fighting reduced to small patrols as 900 explosives dropped and North Vietnamese positions and supply routes targeted. Typhoon Elaine slowed allied operations in the northern quarter of South Vietnam with heavy rains and strong winds.
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