Late Morning, 25 Cents, 294 Pages in 29 Sections
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1973
Page
1
A compact newspaper entry notes a late morning edition priced at 25 cents featuring 294 pages organized into 29 sections. No further details available from readable text.
A royal wedding described as storybook unfolds as Princess Anne marries Captain Mick Phillips in a lavish ceremony. The event inspires global interest with pomp, pageantry, and a televised spectacle expected to captivate millions.
Signals indicate President Nixon may publicly release the White House tapes and memoranda. Republican leaders discuss Watergate charges while Judge Gosell prepares a ruling on the firing of special prosecutor Cox. Mansfield backs releasing portions to clear doubts.
Secretary of State Kissinger began talks in Peking with Premier Chou Enlai and Foreign Minister Chi Peng- Sei, calling for an open heart approach to resume full diplomatic relations. He pledged more effort to speed rapprochement as both sides weigh expanding diplomatic channels set during Nixon’s visit, amid questions over the pace of progress.
Our Man In Peking lands after a 2,500 mile flight across the Himalayas from Pakisim. He smiles, hides fatigue with shy noslans of travel as notes continue on page 12.
United Press reports Israel and Egypt agreeing to sit a truce Saturday and plan a peace conference with Syria likely to follow. The accord, seen as end to major hostilities since 1948, includes prisoner exchanges and UN observation at checkpoints.
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