Nixon deplanes at Andrews as crowd greets First Family
President and Mrs Nixon return to Washington from Midway Island where Nixon met with President Thieu of South Vietnam. The First Family, with Tricia partially hidden, descend Air Force One to the capital amid cheering crowds at Andrews Air Force Base.
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Astronaut suit eyed to aid heart attack patients
An experimental emergency uniform for heart attack victims uses nylon ex- tex head and torso chambers with limb cuffs to compress blood vessels as the heart relaxes and re fills. Tested on baboons, the suit aims to ease cardiac workload and save lives. Researchers from United Aircraft Corp and University of Texas Southwestern Medical School presented findings at a conference sponsored by the National Heart Institute.
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Surtax extension faces first major congressional test
President Nixon seeks to extend the 10 percent income surtax for six months then cut to 5 percent. House Ways and Means Committee weighs passage amid inflation fears voiced by Treasury Secretary Kennedy. Democratic opposition to a full year extension grows with calls for tax reform. Inflation pressures rise as food costs jump and wholesale prices advance. In Oxford, Princess Margaretha of Sweden gives birth to a son after marrying John Ambler in 1964.
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Millionaire Hunt Hartford, wife separate in new suit
New York AP reports Diane Hartford, 27, former model, filed a marital separation suit against multimillionaire Huntington Hartford. The couple, married since 1962 with a daughter, previously reconciled after a 1967 divorce bid. She accuses cruel treatment and nonsupport in the latest suit. Hartford, 57, built his fortune from A&P stores.
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