Miss Universe 1971 Georgina Rizk Creates stir in interview
Miss Rizk says beauty alone fails to captivate men and reflects on her reign and plans. The Cyprus born model toured Europe and the Bahamas, revealing a boyfriend back in Belrich and a wish to become a world famous cover girl. She mentions travels to Germany Cyprus Italy Belgium and Kuwait, and notes her Miss Universe prize includes $10,000 cash and a mink coat.
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Captured Hanoi Document Foretells U S Bombing Escalation
A December 103 North Vietnamese Communist party resolution warned of possible U S expansion into North Vietnam and a prolonged war, amid details of U S bombing plans and potential troop buildup through mid 1960s. The report notes fear of a larger conflict and emphasizes protracted war combining political and armed struggle.
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South Vietnamese Drive Near A Shau Valley In Cambodia
Saigon forces push east of the A Shau valley and mount a new sweep in Eastern Cambodia with 10 000 men and 200 armored vehicles. After five fruitless days they pull back to Highway 7, claiming only limited contact and preparing possible new operations.
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Stock Market Action Drifts in New York Trade
NEW YORK AP reports stock prices moved sideways in moderate trading with little enthusiasm for movement. The Dow Jones industrial average rose 0.80 to 888.58 at 10:30 a.m. while advances and declines on the New York Stock Exchange were nearly even, analysts saying the market showed little clear direction.
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Lockheed Loan Bill Faces Attacks in Senate Debates
Washington AP reports a partisan clash over a Senate move to silence opponents on a 250 million dollar aid bill for Lockheed Aircraft Corp and other firms. Senator Tower says efforts will continue for a third vote this week, despite Buckley and Proxmire opposition and a possible weekend passage.
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