Kennedy 77 Resting After Mild Heart Attack at Home
Former Ambassador Joseph P. Kennedy 77 was reported resting comfortably at his Hyannis Port home after a mild heart attack Sunday. Doctor Russell Boles said he is doing very well and Kennedy was not hospitalized. Five children attended the Kennedy compound as sons Edward and Robert rushed back from sailing. family spokesman noted Kennedy wore an oxygen tent for about two hours.
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Overmyer and Treyz Plan Fourth TV Network Push
Telegraphed plans by Daniel H. Overmyer and Oliver Treyz to launch a new fourth national commercial network draw cautious skepticism from ABC CBS and NBC. Overmyer lists WDHO Toledo and pending UHF stations in Pittsburgh Newport Ky San Francisco Atlanta Rosenberg Tex and Dallas with WPIX as a key outlet and up to 35 independents tentatively signed for fall programming. Treyz signals color live variety Las Vegas and sports driven content while NBC notes potential contributions to commercial TV growth.
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Soviet pullout shocks Russian American track meet
Sudden cancellation by the Soviet Union of its participation in the annual track meet surprised TV networks but did not trigger a new Kremlin freeze in relations with the United States.
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Weyerhaeuser Posts Record Q2 Sales and Earnings
Weyerhaeuser Co reports record second quarter earnings of 24.22 million dollars or 79 cents per share on record sales of 219.53 million dollars. First half earnings rise 5 percent to 41.22 million dollars and sales to 397.36 million.
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Monkey Named Kiki Foils Car Thief in Cannes
In Cannes France a pet monkey named Kiki goose chased a thief as he fled a car. The monkey's shouts caused the driver to abandon the keys and the thief then switched cars. Police arrived and arrested the suspect, ending the chase.
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ROTC Instructor To Go To Vietnam From ISA
John KR Chesire of Anamosa has enlisted as an aviation reserve officer candidate and reports for eight weeks of pre flight training at the Pensacola naval air station. Duane L Thenhaus of Iowa State University has been promoted to major by the air force and will depart for Vietnam in August. Home on leave were Marine Pfc Curtis Snitker of Anamosa for 20 days enroute from Quanlico, Va to Camp Pendleton Calif. Pvt Jerry Hagerman of Cedar Rapids for 14 days from Ft Leonard Wood Mo. Marine Sgt James A Orton of Anamosa for two weeks enroute from Quantico Va to the South Pacific. Terry Ford of Des Moines for 20 days enroute from Vietnam to Ft Campbell Ky. Pvt Robert R Swain Jr of Sioux City for 14 days enroute from Ft Leonard Wood Mo to Ft Knox Ky.
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Lansing strike by 230 municipal employees over contract talks
In Lansing Michigan the American Federation of State County and Municipal Employees led 230 workers on strike after negotiations collapsed. Picket lines formed at city hall as union president Jerry Wurf alleged assault by a city attorney and claimed surveillance in talks.
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Rex Risser Receives GM Scholarship at Iowa State
Rex G. Risser son of Mr and Mrs George E Risser of 3000 First Avenue NE has been awarded a four year General Motors scholarship by Iowa State University He is a National Honor Society member at Washington High School and plans to study biochemistry
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Gazette Classifieds Sell It For Cash Line
Classified ad urges readers to sell unused items for cash through Gazette listings. It emphasizes practicality and quick turnover for those who no longer need belongings.
Pope Paul Blesses 3000 Vacationers at Castel Gandolfo
At Castel Gandolfo Pope Paul gave a blessing to about 3,000 vacationers during his first Sunday at the summer palace. His arrival marks a quiet, pastoral start to his stay as pontiff in the Italian hill town.
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Policeman Shuts Down Virginia Woolf Screening in Nashville
Police sergeant Fred Cobb halted the film Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf at a Nashville theater after warranting manager Lawrence Kerrigan for arrest. Cobb cited city profanity rules, saying the movie harms decency and youth. Kerrigan posted a $50 bond and readers were refunded. Cobb defended his action as protecting the public.
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Arthur Kim Ball Dies. Inventor and Honorary Leader
Boston report says Arthur Kim Ball 76 inventor of fastening devices and mechanical special ties served as honorary board chair of United Car Inc. He died Saturday after a life noted for innovation and leadership in the industry.
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