Tricia and Edward to Wed in Rose Garden Ceremony
Diplomats and reporters prepare for a June 12 wedding in the Rose Garden as Tricia and Edward Finch Cox plan a private ceremony. White House confirms wide coverage with 600 officials and media present, while a diplomatic reception precedes the nuptials hosted by Secretary of State William Rogers.
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Edward
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Mixon
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Tricia Find Cos
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Mariner 9 Speeds Upits Mars Orbit In Space Pace
Pasadena reports Mariner 9 accelerates on launch path with firings boosting speed toward Mars. The plan shifts to reach Mars a day earlier than planned with mapping and surveillance to begin upon arrival. The craft is 838,000 miles from Earth moving toward Mars at 28, miles per hour. radio-link systems and engine details noted.
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Pasadena
Calif
Mars
Martian
Sumer
Earth
Worth
San Antonio
Nixon Pushes Drug Attack
Nixon pushes a new administrative drive against drug abuse in the United States. Rumsfeld announced an upcoming policy address and international response was described as excellent as drug use and heroin availability are labeled major concerns.
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Donald Rumsfuld
America
Rochstehl
Nixon
Wermianith
Hunsick
Gvermoreri
United States
Rumsfeld
Guatemalan Colonel Fatally Hurt In City Hit
A Guatemalan colonel was fatally wounded in Guatemala City as a public safety incident occurred near a main thoroughfare on Friday. The fallen officer, identified as Col Filmielto Castine Mande, was struck during the event and died shortly after.
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Guatemala City
Filmielto Castine Mande
Long Career Comedian Lewis Dies
New York comedian Joseph Klewan known as Lewis, famed for sharp racetrack and gambling jabs, dies at Roosevelt Hospital at 69. Born in 1902 on New York City’s Lower East Side, he survived a 1927 stabbing attempt that left his throat slashed and later rebuilt his voice. His life mixed theater beginnings, vaudeville banter, and a public image tied to drinking and gambling. His 1948 marriage to actress Martha Stewart ended in divorce.
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Joe B. Lewis
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Roosevelt Hospital
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Promoray
Chicago
Martha Stewart
Aielite
Mountain climbers die in avalanche near Mammoth Lakes
A group of five climbers led by Bill Aveda perished on a high slope near Mammoth Lakes after an avalanche struck as they neared the top. Sheriff Ed Bales confirmed heavy winds and whiteout conditions contributed to the tragedy. Survivors and rescuers described frozen conditions and late retrieval of bodies, with the party members identified as Clon Welsh, Gordon How, Bob Savith, Richard Schroeder, and Ritter.
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Calif
APL
Fone
Ritter Unday
Madera
Ed Bales
Califormia
Clon Welsh
Rodan City
Gordon How
Bala Alta
Bob Savith
Santa Clara
Richard Schroeder
Crippled Solon overcomes critics to win reelection
Representative Charles F. Reynett of Flo, a leg brace user since a World War I injury, secured reelection by a wide margin. He recounts hospital stays and wheel chair years, saying physical limitations did not stop him from serving and voting, despite past falls and multiple fractures.
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Bennett
Mass Murder Case Deepens With 25th Body Exhumed
Sheriff Roy Whiteaker reports the 25th body unearthed near the same orchard area as earlier find. A green ledger book seized from suspect Juan Corona’s home lists names dates and places. defense attorney says copy was provided in discovery. Citizens debate the scope of a farm labor code case linked to a wave of killings and potential additional graves.
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Citrus Drink Standard Set Proposed by FDA
Washington plans a voluntary standard for orange juice content in citrus drinks. The FDA proposes minimum percentages of pure juice across categories, with beverages labeled orange juice drink requiring at least a set percentage of real juice. The notice outlines a phased approach and details for implementation.
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Naval Base Bank Robbery Leaves One Dead
A heavily armed band robbed the Sangley Naval Base bank, taking about 42 000 to 27 000 in different heists, killing a lieutenant and wounding another attacker. Marines pursued, a bank employee and robbers escaped by bakery truck through a cut fence, and a Navy truck was stolen during the breakout. One robber was killed and a second died later, with a suspect held at Cavite City as the investigation focused on the base attack and hostage situation.
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Audie Murphy Funeral Draws 300 At Forest Lawn
The Audie Murphy funeral lasted 40 minutes with pallbearers guiding the casket covered in red, white and amethyst flowers into the white wooden church. About 300 mourners lined the cemetery slopes at Forest Lawn Memorial Park as uniformed veterans and actors attended. Actress Wanda Hendrix and other Hollywood figures were present. Isbell and McGee offered remarks while the widow Pamela Murphy received respects. A top sergeant saluted as the casket moved toward burial at Arlington National Cemetery on Monday.
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Austrians Free Chief After Brief Hospital Stay
In Vienna Kreisky’s government reports the Austrian chief was released after a week in hospital. The official said his condition is satisfactory and a planned visit by West German Chancellor Willy Brandt to Austria was postponed.
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Export licenses approved for vehicle equipment exports to USSR
UPI reports the United States approved licenses to export vehicle equipment to the Soviet Union and East European allies as part of expanded trade. Officials said the move does not alter general licensing and requires case by case review. The State Department cited no competition with Nixon administration aims and reiterated controls remain in place.
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