LBJ Faces 10 Day Hospital Stay After Gall Bladder Surgery
President Johnson announced plans for gallbladder removal with a 10 to 14 day hospital stay and additional weeks on a reduced schedule. Mayo Clinic surgeon Dr. George A. Hallenbeck will perform the operation at Bethesda Naval Hospital with Dr. J. Willis Hurst assisting, while Vice President Humphrey stands ready to act if needed.
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Washington
Johnson
White House
George A. Hallenbeck
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
Boy Trapped in Wildcat Cave Rescued After 24 Hours
A 15 year old boy was wedged head first in a narrow V shaped crevice in Wildcat Cave near Hinckley Ohio. Rescuers battled heat and hunger as 110 pound youth remained calm awaiting extraction with cave experts and police at the scene. His condition was reported good though food had not reached him since Tuesday noon.
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Medina
Morris Baetzold
Medina County
Norman Stuart
Wildcat
Hinckley
Ohio
National Speleological Society
National Rescue Squad
Cleveland Hopkins
Lester Zimmerman
Division of Mines
Raymond Baetzold
Cleveland
Cuyahoga County
So viet Luna 7 to reach moon Friday at 1 a.m Moscow time
Tass announced Luna 7 will land on the moon Friday at about 1 a.m. Moscow time, 5 p.m. EST, Thursday. The Soviet mission was launched Monday, marking official timing for its lunar touchdown.
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Moscow
Tass
Brick Plant Burns at Fremont Wahl Refractory Complex
Most of the Wahl Refractory Products Co factory buildings were destroyed by fire early today. Fire units were summoned, but most damage occurred before firemen arrived. The firm manufactures clay and mortar for fire bricks.
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Fremont
Wahl Refractory Products Co
Johnny Cash Charged With Drug Smuggling in El Paso
Country singer Johnny Cash bonds out at 1500 dollars after a jail stay on drug smuggling charges. Customs agents say 668 stimulant tablets and 475 tranquilizer tablets were found with him along with 12000 dollars in checks. he waived preliminary hearing at arraignment.
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Tex
Johnny Cash
U.S
Cash
Queens Lobby TV Camera Is Stolen
The Queens apartment building installed a closed circuit television system to deter thefts and vandalism. Superintendent John Joyce told police the lobby camera was stolen on Tuesday.
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New York
Queens
John Joyce
Red Plant Opens in Montpelier by Chase Brass and Copper
The $7 million ultramodern plant opened for a tour led by Gov. James A. Rhodes employs a direct hookup between an Xray spectrometer and an online computer. The facility in Montpelier produces a single product, brass rod, and was visited by about 130 locals Tuesday.
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Montpelier
Chase Brass and Copper Co
James A. Rhodes
Papal visit to Poland seen as likely next trip
Vatican observers say Pope Paul may travel to Poland as his next foreign journey, following his UN visit and ground‑breaking trips to the Holy Land and India. Polish landmark 1000th Christian conversion anniversary adds to the probability, with Gromyko handshake cited as evidence.
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United Nations
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Pope Paul
Italy
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Jordan
Israel
India
Middle East
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Africa
Senators gear for 14th vote in Taft-Hartley clash
Washington report previews a Friday Senate vote on repealing Section 14 b of the Taft-Hartley Act. Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield says additional tests are likely before a final disposition. Republican Everett Dirksen signals possible support but expects the tabling motion to fail.
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Washington
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Mansfield
Sukarno Coup Hinted by Reds Amid Indonesian Turmoil
AP Special Correspondent William L. Ryan reports on Indonesia's crisis with suspected Communist aims to seize control. Rei nforcements of Red Chinese influence and Sukarno's near lifetime rule fuel concern of a possible coup civil war or dismemberment as Subandrio emerges as a potential interim leader.
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William L. Ryan
Indonesia
Sukarno
Malaysia
Subandrio
Many Questions at Fourth Vatican Council Exclusive
A Messenger report by Fr. Ashley Pettis details numerous inquiries about the Fourth Vatican Council. The piece analyzes debates and potential implications for local readers with emphasis on ongoing discussions.
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Athens
Ashley Pettis
Middleport
Fighting shifts in central Java as Jogjakarta changes hands
Indonesian radio reports ongoing fighting in central Java with Jogjakarta changing hands three times. Some broadcasts claim rebel control while others say loyal army units have formed a new command to fight the rebels backed by the Communist faction.
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Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
P — Radio
Jakarta
Java
Jogjakarta
All India Radio
New Delhi
Central
Diponegoro
Karno
Sukarno
China claims downing U S plane in space violation
Chinese Defense Ministry spokesman denounced the United States as imperialists and warned they would strike back if the U S planes violate Chinese air space He described the action as planned and premeditated amid Asia war tensions and offered a defiant reply to any future incursions
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Tokyo
China
United States
U.S
Washington
Saigon
Peking
Defense Ministry
Asia
Vatican Bishops Demand Catholic Stance Against Nuclear Arms
At the Vatican Ecumenical Council bishops from England Canada Europe and North Africa urged condemning all nuclear arms including for defense and supporting conscientious objectors. They opposed the U S view that deterrence is permissible and argued modern war is too horrific for any acceptance. The session also approved a major draft decree expanding bishops powers and autonomy from the Vatican.
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Vatican City
Vatican Ecumenical Council
England
Canada
Europe
North Africa
U.S
Vatican
Three U S Planes Downed Over North Vietnam
Three U S Air Force planes were shot down Tuesday over North Vietnam. The two F105 Thunderchiefs and an F4C Phantom with four crewmen aboard were listed as missing. Parachutes were seen from the Phantom and one Thunderchief, but no traces of airmen were found.
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South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
U. S
Radio Handi
Attempt To Board Buses Again Fails In Georgia
In Crawfordville Georgia demonstrators tried to board buses carrying white pupils. State police blocked the routes with troopers wrestling several youths to the ground. Civil rights leaders plan a mass withdrawal of Negro children from seven counties to fuel a march toward Georgia's Capitol.
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Crawfordville
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