Eisenhower In Critical Condition After Severe Heart Attacks
Washington AP reports Dwight D. Eisenhower, 77, remains in critical condition after a new round of rapid heart spasms. Doctors say irregular heartbeats have occurred but no ventricular fibrillation yet. he has shown periods of unconsciousness and required paddles, drugs, and pacing to restore rhythm while he rests comfortably. The former president has been hospitalized since April after a heart attack in Palm Springs.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Gen. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Palm Springs
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Allied and air actions pressures in Vietnam and a San Antonio death
Allied forces faced continued North Vietnamese pressure near Con Thien and along the Da Nang to Chu Lai corridor as B52s dropped 750 tons of bombs. Reports show 511 N Vietnam troops killed by Americal Division during three days on the Da Nang to Tam Ky highway, with 92 killed near Hue and air strikes destroying trucks and barges. In San Antonio Dr. John M. Whitney 58 director of a seven state region of the Public Health Service died of an apparent heart attack.
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John M. Whitney
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Insurgent Democrats fail in Texas delegation bid
McCarthy backed challengers sought 50 seats to unseat Gov. John Connally’s 104 vote Texas slate. Delegates voted 1,368 to 955 against. Humphrey pressed immediate seating questions, winning 1,691 to 875. Kennedy’s draft for a Kennedy nominating bid collapsed as DiSalle hedged. Overland Park, Kan. is linked to a Kansas City regional post from 1961.
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McGovern
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Massachusetts
Kennedy
Michael V. DiSalle
Ohio
DiSalle
Frank Mankiewicz
Robert F. Kennedy
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Kansas City
135 Students Return To U S From Prague Crisis
135 American students who were in Prague when the invasion of Czechoslovakia by Soviet forces occurred last week will arrive today at Philadelphia International Airport. They were completing a six nation tour of Iron Curtain countries studying Russian. They will fly direct from Frankfurt after train travel from Prague with permission from Soviet authorities. ages ranged from 15 to 18.
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Turks Send Extra Police To Guard U.S. Ships In Turkey
Ankara dispatch reports the Turkish government deployed extra riot police as a 6th Fleet task force led by the Little Rock prepared for a 13 day visit to the Aegean port. Leftist students eyed the arrival with eggs and placards amid a backdrop of anti American sentiment tied to U S troop presence in Turkey and the Cyprus dispute. Premier Demirel said the government will not be intimidated while coordinating security during the visit.
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Hearing For Hippies Continued in Meadville Court
Judge F Joseph Thomas granted a motion to continue a hearing on a petition by District Attorney Paul Shafer for a permanent injunction to restrain Anthropodeic Church members near Harmonsburg from immoral use of the hippie farm. Defendants must file bonds. hearing date not set. Separate charges against 34 camp members for corrupting minors and disorderly house were continued to September 6. Also, Vice Admiral Earle Watkins Mills, 72, former head of the Navy Bureau of Ships, died of a heart attack in Carmel, California.
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F. Joseph Thomas
Paul D. Shafer Jr
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John D. Bozic Jr
R. Charles Thomas
Gordon Miller
D. W. Ladner
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Calif
Earle Watkins Mills
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Humphrey Dominates Pa Delegation at Democratic Caucus
AP dispatch from Chicago reports Hubert Humphrey led the Pennsylvania delegation at a 44 hour Democratic caucus with 90 of 124 votes for him, McGovern winning 19, while a portion remained uncommitted. George Leader endorsed Sargent Shriver for vice president, but would back the presidential nominee. A McCarthy faction pressed questions over Vietnam bombing policy as Humphrey defended restraint and urged peace talks progress.
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Humphrey
George S. McGovern
South Dakota
Eugene J. McCarthy
Minnesota
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U. S
France
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Johnson
Edward M. Kennedy
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Arthur L. Hennessy Jr
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Paris
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Unit Rule Vote Abolished by Democratic Delegates
CHICAGO AP Democrats scrap the century old unit rule at the Democratic National Convention. Texas delegate Tom Gordon pressed to delay abolition until 1972 but the motion failed by voice vote. A freedom of conscience measure allowing individual delegates to vote their choice was approved. The move could affect McCarthy loyalists in Oregon and Massachusetts but is unlikely to change the presidential ballot. Monday night the convention adopted temporary rules.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
Texas
Eugene J. McCarthy
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Philadelphia proposal seeks bans on walking and parking
Philadelphia AP report: Pennsylvania secretary of highways proposes banning walking parking and loading on city streets to double or triple traffic capacity. He suggests building cantilevered sidewalks and overpasses for pedestrians, announced at the Institute of Traffic Engineers 38th annual convention.
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Secretary of Highways
Robert G. Bartlett
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