Tricia Nixon Set to Wed Harvard Law Student Cox
President Nixon announced his daughter Tricia will marry Edward P. Cox in a White House ceremony on June 5. The news ended weeks of suspense and was shared at a party marking St Patrick's Day, Tricia's birthday, and the engagement.
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Americans Join Galway St Patrick's Day Parade
Twenty five hundred Americans from Newark, New Jersey marched in Galway for St Patrick's Day in green attire. Irish officials and locals debated the American display while the Irish Tourist Board funded a weeklong celebration to boost tourism. The Friendly Sons president said some Galway people resented the U S group’s exuberant behavior as too blarney for the real Ireland.
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House Armed Services kills all volunteer army plan
The House committee rejected abolishing the draft in favor of an all volunteer force, killing the $3.1 billion price tag and extending the draft for two years. Chairman Hebert said the panel gave the administration what it asked, while Nixon’s draft-emergency plan and incentives to attract volunteers faced further consideration. A separate motion to end student deferments was approved, and conscientious objector status for nonmilitary service was tabled for now.
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Stock Market Dips Lower Amid Profit Taking
New York stocks slipped in a morning session with the Dow down 2.88 to 11.76 as profit taking followed a strong Monday. Trading remained active with both declines and advances near even levels and the tape briefly running late. Santa Fe Industries rose 4 to 27 on a block trade of 75,000 shares. Penn Central fell 14 to 20.
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U N Peacekeeping Push Faces Senate Debate
Washington sources say the Nixon administration backs a UN police force with U.S. troops, hoping it would advance Egyptian Israeli peace. Secretary of State Rogers notes possible support if an agreement is feasible, while critics warn of world security risks and urge smaller nations to lead in peacekeeping.
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President Nixon honors Whitney Young at burial in Kentucky
President Nixon eulogizes civil rights leader Whitney Young Jr at services near Lexington before his burial beside his mother in Greenwood Cemetery. Young 49 died in Lagos while swimming, body flown from Layla ville after large services in New York.
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Kent State students and local leaders enter race for council
Kent State student Ronald W. Weissenberger seeks Democratic nomination in Suh Ward while ex police chief Roy D Thompson and auto parts dealer Lowell T Davis run as Republicans and Democrats respectively. The trio nod to Kent State campus violence tied to May 4 1970 and potential lawsuits over voting in ward elections.
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Sharon Tate Murder Trial Near Verdict In LA Court
In Los Angeles the defense and prosecution rested in the Sharon Tate murder penalty phase. Judge Charles Older said jurors would likely receive the case within a week. The panel must decide life imprisonment or death for Charles Manson and three codefendants. The jurors will be sequestered again for penalty deliberations.
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