Nixon First Lady wins Chinese crowds avoids press at temple
In Hangchow Pat Nixon charms locals with informal visits, touring a kitchen a commune a glass factory and a children's hospital. She slipped away from reporters to visit the Ting Ying temple and rode with Lin Chia-mei while her husband met Chinese leaders and toured West Lake. Her remarks praised hosts and the city as a historic scenic center.
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ADA rejects bid to drop Humphrey from ADA list
The National Board of Americans for Democratic Action narrowly refused to label Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey an unacceptable presidential candidate. The vote also designated four other Democratic hopefuls as unacceptable and postponed endorsements until the April ADA convention.
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Adoption Drive In Ohio Promotes Black Child Placement
Community efforts in Lorain County Ohio push black parents to adopt. The ABC program in Cleveland reduced a 250 child backlog to 75, while workers urge active recruitment and education to overcome stigma and encourage black and black white adoptions.
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Elizabeth Taylor party marks 40th birthday in Budapest
In Budapest ambassadors, film stars, and jet set figures gathered at the Duna Intercontinental Hotel for Elizabeth Taylor’s 40th birthday party. Taylor’s son Chris shares the celebration as Richard Burton films abroad. Attendees include Princess Grace of Monaco, Ringo Starr, Raquel Welch, and Michael Caine with Baksh Shikira. Invitations reached 168 guests.
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Nixon May Brief NATO After Moscow Trip
Nixon plans a May 22 start to a Moscow visit with a possible week of talks. Diplomats say a Bonn stop for the May 30 31 NATO meeting remains uncertain as U S officials push to brief allies on China and Soviet talks. Assistant Secretary Green will conduct a two week Asia briefing tour, joined by John Holdridge.
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Generation gap in attitudes toward premarital sex study
Gallup finds a generation gap on premarital sex with adults over thirty largely labeling it wrong while twenties show close division. College students show strong approval two to one, and religious college attendees report the sharpest rise in premarital activity. Protestants and Catholics share similar views.
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French turnpike crash kills 12 in fog near Arras
A fog bound chain collision on the Arras turnpike in France killed 12 people and injured 19 as 16 cars were badly damaged. The tollling incident was reported by AP and recorded in a Lorain County paper on February 27, 1972.
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Italian Premier Andreotti Resigns After Senate Defeat
Italian Prime Minister Giulio Andreotti resigned after the Senate defeated his minority government 158 to 151 in a confidence vote. He handed his resignation to President Giovanni Leone at the Quirinale Palace, clearing the way for new national elections and ending the shortest-lived postwar government.
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15 000 ton bomb hits North Vietnamese bunker line
A 15000 pound Daisy Cutter bomb dropped from a C130 struck a fortified bunker line 40 miles east of Saigon targeting the 33rd North Vietnamese Regiment headquarters. The blast followed a five hour clash in which 22 Americans were wounded the day prior and one U S soldier died.
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Famed Spanish bullfighter Benitez El Cordobes retires
Manuel Benitez El Cordobes, 35, the famed Spanish matador, announced his retirement in Madrid. Once earning about 13 million annually and worth around 15 million, he will stop wearing the suit of light to pursue other interests and improve his English. His manager says he may stay in show business.
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