Nixon suffers phlebitis during Middle East trip
President Nixon, described as one of the healthiest postwar leaders, had a milk clot in a leg vein before his Middle East visit. Dr. Walter Tkach reported he is in good health and looking forward to travel to Brussels and the Soviet Union. The White House did not specify which leg or treatment.
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Bloodmobile Visit Set for Newnan Grove School Gym
The Leedmobile will be in Newnan Grove July 2 from 2 to 6 pm at the school gym. The quota is 6 pints. Gerald Lyon is chairman with Mrs Albert Nelson as co chair. Walk ins are welcome.
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Some advisers could become assistant presidents in practice
A Senate Watergate committee report says several presidential advisers over three administrations held power rivaling assistants to the president. Five such “assistant presidents” operate with executive privilege, often without the president’s knowledge or acquiescence, forming a government within a government. The panel urges reform and cites Roosevelt’s 1939 order limiting advisers.
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