Johnson undergoes gall bladder removal success noted
President Johnson underwent a two hour gall bladder operation at Bethesda Naval Hospital. Doctors reported the procedure a complete success and the president walked short distances within hours, though he looked tired. Ike sent flowers and Moyers provided updates on his condition and visitors including the president’s pastor.
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Johnson
Moyers
George Davis
National City Christian Church
Ike
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Maryland
Dwight D
Eisenhower
White House
Mowers
Bill D. Mayers
Nancy
Bleachers Collapse Injures Dozens At Monty Street School
In Plattsburgh New Hampshire two sections of gym bleachers collapsed Friday trapping about 200 children. At least five children and a teacher were seriously hurt with others cut or bruised. Some had broken arms or legs and were rushed to Champlain Valley Hospital as officials investigated the unknown cause. Witnesses recalled children falling from about 15 feet in the highest rows.
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Plattsburgh
APJ
Cham- Plain Valley Hospital
Monty Street
Full Recovery Still Likely Despite Additional Ureter Stone
Washington AP reports President Johnson underwent Friday double surgery for gall bladder and a newly found ureter stone. Surgeons say discovery does not alter the prognosis for full and prompt recovery. The ureter stone, on the right side, was smaller and less dangerous than a kidney stone, reducing risk of kidney damage.
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Washington
Johnson
White House
Stand-by President Humphrey Keeps Low Profile Day
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey acted as stand-by president while Johnson underwent gall bladder surgery. He maintained a normal schedule, held briefings, presided briefly over the Senate, and kept reporters at bay as Johnson recovered.
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Humphrey
Flying platform for moon flight tests take first airborne run
Edwards Air Force Base Calif AP a test model of a four legged wingless landing platform flown Friday under rocket power by veteran X15 pilot Joseph A Walker to 300 feet using its jet engine The craft stands about 10 feet high and is designed to land men on the moon.
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Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
Joseph A. Walker
Paris Tailor Showcases Ski Log Tuxedo Transformation
A Paris tailor displays an inventive ski wear idea that converts ski logs into a tuxedo with zip and turnover features. The concept blends fashion with a playful nod to a crowded social calendar among ski enthusiasts.
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Paris
Passengers Reply Base Bomb Scare On Flight 825
An Honolulu bound Pan American plane 30 hours from Los Angeles was told of a possible bomb aboard. Passengers answered no to paying anyone to carry a package. The plane landed safely in Honolulu. Kobayashi appeared in court on a bomb threat charge. FBI said he paid someone to fake a bomb. No device found on board.
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Los Angeles
Pan-American Airways
Honolulu
Robert Yukata Kobayashi
U. S
Kobayashi
FBI
English Missionary Mistaken for Tony Curtis at Airport
Squealing teenagers mobbed English missionary Rev. Louis Alexander at Mexico City airport, believing him to be Hollywood star Tony Curtis. He noted the error had occurred before and recalled meeting the real Tony Curtis, remarking on their striking resemblance.
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Mexico City
UPI
Hollywood
Tony Curtis
Louis Alexander
End of New York Times Strike Nears Resolution
A tentative agreement between the AFL-CIO New York Newspaper Guild and the New York Times ends the 114 day strike, with ratification by 2,200 guild members at the Times required. Six papers may resume publication, led by the Times, Daily News, Journal American, World Telegram and Sun, Star Journal, and Long Island presses.
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New York
Afl-Cio
New York Newspaper Guild
New York Times
New York City Publishers’ Association
Guild
The
Times
Robert F. Wagner
Theodore Kheel
Morning Daily News
Afternoon Journal-American
World-Telegram and Sun
Long Island Star-Journal
Long Island Press
New York Post
Herald Tribune
Publishers Association of Members
Association
Precise form eyed as Volpe tax debate resumes in Berkshire
Berkshire lawmakers discussed Gov. Volpe's sales tax proposals in precise form, with Kitterman opposing, Greenberg supporting as a compromise, and Wojtkowski seeing strong odds if the package limits benefits to higher earners. Senate opposition remains led by Maurice Donahue despite House prospects. In a separate item, UK mother Phyllis Keeble, 33, welcomed her 11th child, a 9-pound boy, last week in Bridgen t England.
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Berkshire
Volpe
William S. Kitterman
Pittsfield
Joel S. Greenberg
Greenberg
Thomas C. Wojtkowski
Wojnkowski
Senate
House
Maurice A. Donahue
Bridgent
England
UPI
Phyllis Keeble
Keeble
William Keeble
Union Leader Wins Pivotal Vote Over Sales Tax Plan
In Boston AP reportsSalvatore Camelio led a strong victory for anti sales tax stance defeating Louis Andrew by a wide margin. Camelio secured 477,719 votes to Andrew 16,459, framing the result as support for opposing Gov Volpe’s sales tax proposal.
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Boston
Aflci0 Labor Council
Salvatore Camelio
Louis Andrew
Massachusetts House Kills Third Tax Program
Gov. Volpe sees further relief for cities and towns slipping away as the House deletes a $44 million income tax increase from a $202 million program. Ten Republicans join 109 Democrats in voting to delete the measure, prompting the governor to order Republican floor leader Sidney Curtiss to scuttle the bill. The House vote ends 4 to 1.
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Volpe
House
Sidney Q. Curtiss
Sheffield
Monday Vote Planned Labor Bill Filibuster Test
Washington AP administration leaders move to end a filibuster on the union shop issue by seeking cloture on a bill to repeal Taft Hartley Section 14B. Senate action set for Monday at 1 p.m. Mansfield seeks two thirds to close debate amid Dirksen opposition and possible renewed filibuster.
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Washington
Senate
Berrett M. Dirksen
Ilinois
Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
Dirksen
Bill
Weather outlook with showers and weekend chill
Partly cloudy with a chance of brief showers today. High temperatures in the mid states. Colder conditions expected over the weekend.
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