Eisenhower Surgeries Successful Amid Health Struggles
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower underwent emergency intestinal surgery at Walter Reed Hospital. Surgeons reported the operation ended successfully after two hours and 20 minutes, with the obstruction caused by two adhesive bands from prior surgeries. President Nixon, in Brussels, was described as pleased with the report as Ike’s health remains fragile after a lifetime of heart events.
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Massachusetts Governor Race Under Way in 1960s Era
Massachusetts Democrats prepare for a gubernatorial race as Governor Francis W. Sargent faces potential Republican backup while the Democratic field forms around Edward M. Kennedy leading a four man slate including Maurice A. Donahue Kevin H. White Kenneth P. O'Donnell and Francis X. Bellotti. White campaigns on government reform while Donahue networks with unions and Bellotti seeks ethnic vote splits amid party tensions.
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Father tells teen to shift for himself as he still knows everything
A humorous line quotes a father advising his teenage son to start fending for himself while he still believes he knows it all, capturing a witty family moment.
Slow-Moving Northeaster Delays Maine Travel
A slow moving northeaster reached Maine with six to eight inches of snow forecast statewide. Heavy snow and gale warnings were issued along the coast. Snow is expected to end by Tuesday morning, while Maine Turnpike crews clear roads and reduce speed to 50 mph. State trooper warned driving over 50 mph risks a crash.
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Nixon pledges NATO consultation for Soviet talks
President Nixon told NATO leaders in Brussels that he will begin talks with the Soviet Union on a wide range of issues and will consult with allies before and during negotiations. He emphasized that American-Soviet talks would affect Western Europe and stressed renewed attentiveness to NATO partners to ensure unity in pursuing negotiations.
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Anniversary Marked By Binette Couple
The 50th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs William N Binette of Biddeford was celebrated at home They were married February 22 1919 at St Josephs Church Biddeford They have nine children 22 grandchildren and three great grandchildren Many relatives attended with gifts cards and a decorated cake Mrs Binette is the former Laura Frappier
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Norman Binette
Lucille Goodman
Alice Grenier
Israeli Raid Turns Deadly in Syria Near Damascus
Israeli warplanes hit two guerrilla bases near Damascus in the first Syria raid since 1967. Damascus radio reported 3 Israeli jets and 2 Syrian fighters shot down, while Israel claimed no planes were lost. A civilian bus was hit, 2 soldiers killed, 3 wounded amid retaliation reports.
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Viet Cong launches second day of city shelling in Vietnam war
Viet Cong and North Vietnamese forces strike more than five towns and bases in a second day of countrywide attacks. US officials report heavy enemy losses and over 100 South Vietnamese deaths since Saturday night. Ky vows possible bombing resumption if shelling continues. aerial force ready if needed.
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Formosa Adapting To The Times
Chiang Kai shek clings to hopes of mainland invasion but Formosa shifts toward modern life. 13.6 million people adjust with miniskirts and golf while aborigines fish lakes and earn yen from Japanese tourists. Mainlanders and locals face political stasis as the United States withholds military aid.
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Berlin Crisis Easing Lets West Berlin Vote Consideration
West Germany and East Germany offered concessions easing the Berlin crisis. Kiesinger said a lasting settlement beyond Easter is desired as decision on moving the West Berlin presidential vote grows urgent. Ulbricht and Tsarapkin framed the shift as detente, with pressure including travel restrictions and Warsaw Pact maneuvers near West Berlin.
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Apollo 9 preflight exams as Mars probes and twins launch
Apollo 9 astronauts D. R. Scott L. S. Schweickart undergo final preflight checks while a space tripleheader launches tonight. Mariner 6 targets Mars for five months of data and photos, followed by ESSA 9 weather satellite launch. The missions test lunar module readiness, planetary study aims and future Mars mission tech.
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