Entertainer Julie Prowse to marry John McCook this weekend
Julie Prowse and John McCook, father of the singer-dancer’s child born Aug 2, will wed Saturday in Santa Monica. The ceremony occurs at Beverly Hills home of Miss Prowse’s manager Mark Mordot. McCook, 28, actor-singer in Prowse’s nightclub act, previously delayed marriage plans after her August birth.
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End war provision tossed out in Senate House talks
Conferees rejected Brooke amendment aiming to pull all U S forces from Vietnam within four months after an internationally supervised cease fire. Senate opposed weaker substitutes and stuck to funding bill language, while President Nixon signaled he would not heed Congress.
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Nixon daughter Julie Eisenhower tours Soviet ship in Baltimore
Julie Nixon Eisenhower lunched on caviar and Russian bread aboard the Tovarich while in Baltimore to celebrate the 175th anniversary of the frigate Constellation. She described the sailors as friendly and said she signed many autographs during the visit.
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Eagleton Shriver Shake Hands In St Louis Rain
In St Louis under drizzle Senator Thomas Eagleton and his successor Sargent Shriver greeted each other at the airport as Eagleton promotes his campaign stop. The pair planned a visit to Jefferson City to meet Governor Warren E. Yearns while a crowd urged for Shriver. Eagleton praised Shriver and called him a future vice president as supporters cheered in the rain.
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Blast at Aerojet General plant injures worker in Chino Hills
An early morning explosion demolished a steel and concrete building at the Aerojet General ordnance plant in Chino Hills. One man was injured, blown about 20 to 30 feet, suffering shock, ear loss, head injuries, and a possible right hand fracture. He was taken to Pomona Valley Hospital. Initial cause under investigation with no saboteur evidence found.
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