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Show DESERFT NEWS, N.Y. WASHINGTON (LPI) Russril, dean of the Senate, counsellor to presidents anti one of the most respected ir.en in politics, sat at his desk and told newsmen the best en. - Richard B. ., it . T h . t People news of his Lie. T: 1 in After receiving Cobalt treatments since March 21, a tumor thought to be malignant has disappeared from his ' The Queen Elizabeth 2 sails into NEW YORK (AP) New York harbor for a gala welcome today after a maiden transatlantic voyage. The $72 million ship, the pride of the Cunard Steamship Co. Ltd., was to have an offirial escort of Coast Guard ships, a U.S. Navy destroyer and two helicopters. The QE2s elaborate entry will be in sharp contrast to the arrival March 7, 1940, of the original Queen Elizabeth. The first Queen glided quietly into the harbor without announcement during World War II. five-da- and her husband, queen Convention showed tional Prim Philip, riding in an reckless disregard, for the open black Mercedes limoutruth. sine, backed traffic up for NEGRO MAYOR Howard ' blocks when their motorcade Lee, 34, son of a Georgia Vienna passed the century-olsharecropper, was elected House. Tuesday the first Negro Opera mayor of a North Carolina TEICIAS ESCORT city since Reconstruction. Lee, wy-eW'ted Rep. R&rry 1. a social worker, defeated RoGoldw&tcr a Jr., land Giduz, 2,402 to 2,003, bachelor, will be with all but one precinct reTricia Nixons escort Satur- porting iu the Chapel Hill municipal election. Giduz is ar. day night for a masked ball at alumni representative for the the White House. The Piesi-dent- 's - left lung. Aussie AS SECOND 'QUEEN' SAILS IN cheered. The Union Jack flut tered front dozens of balconies in downtown Vienna Tuesday. Queen Elizabeth II began tiie first full day of her state visit. The Austrian mu)iuiiniiininiiiiiiiin!ntirimi!unum!mi -S- PUNS ROYAL WELCOME I dlks Over WASHINGTON (UPI) -PNixon wound up two days of talks with Australian Prime Minister John Gorton today with a reaffirmation of U.S. resolve to continue its contributions to the security and progress in the Pacific area, including Southeast Asia. y 7, 196? Wednesday, May In a statement, Nixon said the United States regards its partnership with Australia in two Facific alliances ANZUS and SEATO as of great importance to both our resident - countries." The two alliances, Nixon said, "are fundamental to our strategy and position in Southeast Asia. d The treatments have been effective beyond anything 1 ever expected," Russell said. Thfe response has been fan- ica xtvmszDiti trr t 7 f- tastic. Russell, 71, and a member of the Senate since Franklin - D. . Roosevelt became president in 1933, emphasized he not consider himself did cured, Hp said "'even if the tumor did not reappear, he still had to battle emphysema, a lung disease he got before he quit smoking in 1958. nM a v 's,ss 4 " A 3k iX.ii & f AP Wire Photo VI Nc Tears , Just at ; Winning Smile -- i " Jackie Benington, 18, of Huntington Beach, Cali, was crowned Americas Junior' Miss for 1Q69 at Mobile, Ala., last night. She, went against tradition and didqt crowned. Jackie said, She my make-up.- wop "more than $12,000 .hi scholarship money. -- !v Son Seeks - 11 rtr corps. David W. HIGH POST Williams, .a judge of the Los Angeles County Superior Court, is being nominated to be a U.S. district court judge in Los Angeles, Sen. George announced Murphy, today. Williams, a Negro, would be the fust of his race to hold a federal judgeship west of the Mississippi River. has an Judge WHiams and exceptional background an outstanding record, Murphy said in a statement. -- ROYALTY IN VIENNA diplomtic Washington Car horns blared, bystanders il iVVVWAVVAVVtV5VAViVJJA,AW.M MM .i PQPtLAE VICTORIAN ARRANGEMENT What Mother, Vife or Grandmother wouldnt he charmed with this delightfal reminder; A charming bouquet of carnations, daisies and touch of lavender to let her know hour much you r De- appreciate all shes don. (E-1liveredf anywhere in the U.SA. or 11 1 1 Canada. Standard handling charges as ?f orders. added for shown I 3) A Deferment .? Air Force Col. Frank Borman, commander of the Christmastime space flight around the moon and back, has been named field director of a program aimed at putting nmny men in space for months at a time. A spokesman for the National 'Aeronautics and said Space , Administration Borman has been named field director of NASAs space station task force, a program to develop large orbital space stations. with Flowers! nr - NEW ASSIGNMENT on her day, Sunday, May daughtei will be the hostess at her first White House party for some 350 sons and daughters of ner fathers official family including cabinet, staff, rrfem-bei- s of Congress and the Happy. Mothers Day - i run. &tyb Something warm and human and wonderful happens . . . when you say but I didnt want to ruin,- University of North Carolina and a newspaper coiuiun'ht. The incumbent, broaadcaster Sandy McClamroch, did not .a,vaAVWV VVVAV tears Oh the ' -OBJECTS BUCKLEY William F. Buckley Jr., the is conservative columnist, $500,000 damages seeking against Gore Vidal, the liberal writer, charging Vidal libeled him by falsely al'eging he was a Nazi. 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