Nixon awards Medal of Freedom to William P Rogers
President Nixon presented former Secretary of State William P. Rogers with the Medal of Freedom at a White House dinner. Nixon praised Rogers for helping end the Vietnam War and noted his long career of public service. The event was attended by past and present administration officials including Henry Kissinger.
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Middle East
Publisher touts rules for clearer English in social and business life
A prominent publisher promotes a two page booklet titled How You as a Command of Good English offering free mailing to readers. The article notes many miss the value of effective English in daily interactions and business. It also covers a presidential dinner where Adele Rogers received the Presidential Citizens Medal and other dignitaries attended including Nixon and Ford.
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Thailand forms civilian cabinet after revolt clears debris
Thailand's new prime minister Sanya Thammasak formed a civilian oriented government as students who toppled the military regime organized cleanup squads. The 14 member cabinet retains four former ministers and five military men while vows of normalcy and future policy remain unclear.
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UPL
Thailand
Thanom Kittikachorn
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Sanya Thammasak
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U.S
Rolling Stone stars fined for Riviera drug parties
Keith Richards and Anita Pallenberg received suspended one year prison terms and fines of 1100 francs each for hosting drug parties at Villefranche sur Mer. Prosecutors said the couple have been cured of drug habits and restrictions on their return to France were dropped. The 1971 parties allegedly drew Riviera residents to Stones practice sessions. four other band members were not involved.
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Jury declares slayer of 2 women to be sane
The Mariposa county verdict found John Phillip Bunyard sane after a 15 minute jury deliberation. He was convicted of second degree murder in the Easter weekend motel killings of Helen Cramer, 70, and Nancy Chalbery, 55, despite defense claims of insanity. President Nixon nominated Russell W. Peterson to chair the Council on Environmental Quality.
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