Humphrey Vows No Sellout If Elected President
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey pledged there would be no sellout in South Vietnam if he wins the presidency. He urged peaceful settlement, strong domestic crime measures, and full support for law enforcement at a National Catholic War Veterans convention in Minneapolis.
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South Vietnam
Humphrey
National Catholic War Veterans Convention
Vietnam
The
United States
Waverly
Minn
West Fof
Leyden Hospital to Build City Heliport
Leyden officials announce this year’s start of a heliport at Leyden Academic Hospital, an internationally recognized center for tissue typing and organ transplants, to speed life saving air deliveries.
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Leyden
Netherlands
Leyden Academic Hospital
Lightning Kills Indianapolis Man On Golf Course
A storm struck the Shank course as an Indianapolis man played golf. Authorities say a bolt hit the metal tip of a large golf umbrella, injuring the player and causing a fatal head injury. Police are investigating the incident.
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Indianapolis
Stevens
George Morri
Indianapolis Ironworker Struck by Lightning During Golf Round
A 67 year old Indianapolis bricklayer Frank E Stevens was struck and killed by lightning while playing a round at the Sarah Shank Golf Course. He and two companions, all Oldtimers Club members, had taken shelter during a thunderstorm but were not seriously hurt. Stevens played daily and was known for his careful play.
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Hobie Overstreet
Frank E. Stevens
Sarah Shank
Stevens
Oldtimers Club
Pleasant Run
Oldtimers ‘Club
Dewey Byerly
Bermuda Considers Mandatory Motorcycle Helmets
In Hamilton Bermuda the legislature will debate a plan to require all motorcycle riders to wear crash helmets after several deaths. The island nation restricts car rentals but sees many tourists on motorbikes rented weekly.
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Hamilton
Bermuda
Nixon Eyes Hatfield or Lindsay as VP Choice
Miami Beach reports indicate Nixon narrowed his running mate hunt to Oregon Senator Mark Hatfield or New York Mayor John Lindsay. Spokesmen deny fixed lists while Southern delegates push Hatfield and oppose a harsher selection. Nixon planned a late morning decision after talks with leaders.
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Ohio
Tom McCall
Oregon
Hatfield
Herbert G. Klein
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South
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Barry M. Goldwater
Vietnam
Wendell Wyatt
Ore
Sen. Hatfield
Wyatt
Klein
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