Nixon to Get His Annual Health Check
President Nixon returns from a restful vacation for an annual two hour head to toe physical at Naval Medical Center in Bethesda Maryland. He appears in good spirits and health as Cabinet members Rogers Laird and Mitchell met with him on the trip back aboard Air Force One. The visit precedes Apollo 12 at Cape Kennedy and amid three days of antiwar protests nationwide with Agnew defending his Vietnam war rhetoric citing overwhelming support from 7,122 messages favored versus 1,587 opposed.
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Fla
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Camp David
Maryland
Catoctin Mountains
Spiro T. Agnew
Agnew
U.S. News & World Report
Atty
John Mitchell
Henry Kissinger
Defense
Melvin Laird
William Rogers
Associated Press
McCormack Divides Democrats Over Pro Nixon Viet Nam Move
Speaker John W. McCormack pushes a House resolution backing President Nixon's Viet Nam policy drawing opposition from liberal and antiwar Democrats. The 50 Democrats and 50 Republicans measure risks political backlash and may affect future leadership as liberals rally after his bid for another term.
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Bribe for Convict's Release Linked to Voloshen in California
SACRAMENTO AP A California prison official reported tape recordings showing Nathan Voloshen a McCormack ally approached a convict with money to influence release. John Wiliam Hagenson inmate at Vacaville State Prison paid Voloshen 25000 for help. Voloshen tied to grand juries over alleged influence peddling. McCormack and Brown deny involvement and records show no contributions from Voloshen or Hagenson.
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Los Angeles Times
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McCormack
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Times
Massachusetts
Rial
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Edward McCormack
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Garrison Wins New Orleans Democratic Primary in 1969
New Orleans district attorney Jim Garrison won a clear majority in the Democratic primary, avoiding a runoff with 43 percent of the vote. He led Harry Connick 83,384 to 61,441 as support came from Negros and working-class whites, while James Fitzmorris Jr. led a 12-man mayoral race with about 35 percent, facing Maurice Landrien in a runoff.
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Harry F. Connick
Kennedy
Federal Maritime Chair to Speak at New England Conf
Boston AP Helen Bentley chair of the Federal Maritime Commission will speak at the opening day session of the 43rd New England Conference on November 20. The principal speaker Friday at the closing program of the two day session will be Richard C Van Dusen undersecretary of Housing and Urban Development.
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