Eisenhower Had Gall Bladder Removed At Walter Reed
Washington AP reports former President Dwight D. Eisenhower had his gall bladder removed at Walter Reed Army Hospital this morning. The 76 year old general was back in his Ward 8 room by 10 05 a m EST after the operation which began at 8 a m EST doctors had said it would last about an hour and a half no word yet on his condition or recovery plan and officials promised further information momentarily
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Sonneborn
Eisenhower
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Henry Cabot Lodge
United States
Lodge
U.S. Navy
Red China
China
Saigon
U.S. 1St Infantry Division
Tay Ninh
U.S
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Dong Hoi
Check Ruby In Effort To Find Cancer Source
Medical specialists begin examining cancer-stricken Jack Ruby to locate the primary site fueling a widespread disease. Dr. Jay Sanford leads the treating team as Ruby, 55, remains under care at Parkland Hospital after a weeklong health battle and a Saturday discovery of a malignant neck lymph node indicating advanced cancer.
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Dallas, Tex
Jack Ruby
Jay Sanford
Southwestern Medical School
Sanford
Ruby
Bill Decker
Dr. Sanford
Dallas
Parkland Hospital
Meadville Boy Killed In Crash Involving Pierce Car
A Meadville area crash killed Robert L. Port, 15, and injured James McBride Jr., 19, with Jamies Barco, 15, and Michael J. Pierce, 17, both in guarded condition. The westbound car failed to negotiate a curve near Oil Creek Road, struck a tree, and slid into a culvert.
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Meadville
Robert L. Port
James McBride Jr
McBride
Jamies
Barco
Michael J. Pierce
BR. D
Pierce
Oil Creek Road
Supreme Court Rules Baseball Free Of Antitrust
Washington AP reports the Supreme Court refused to review baseball immunity from antitrust law. The Wisconsin Supreme Court ruling stands, leaving Wisconsin powerless to enforce its own antitrust law against the sport. The decision stemmed from the Milwaukee Braves relocation to Atlanta after the 1965 season.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Wisconsin
Milwaukee Braves
Atlanta
Youthful Driver Loses License Then Life
MARION NC AP A youth who lost his license last week for speeding 90 mph was killed while driving 120 mph Saturday night. Jerry Dean Holteclaw 20 of Marion died as he lost control of his father's car on U S 221 during a chase by two state patrolmen.
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Marion
N.C
State Highway Patrol
Jerry Dean Holteclaw
Claw
Change Tax Ordinance To Call For Bidding
The city council passes a revised income tax ordinance altering collection practices. It requires the Combined Earned Income Tax Committee to bid out tax collection when the current contract ends, aiming to lower costs despite support for current receiver R Elwin Fuller. The school board may rewrite its taxing resolution to match the city ordinance, risking a possible split in collection if the board resists.
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Corry
R. Elwin Fuller
Fuller
Kennedy Defies Hoover Over FBI Bugging File
Senator Robert F Kennedy challenged FBI Director J Edgar Hoover to release his entire file on authorized eavesdropping during Kennedy’s time as attorney general. The dispute followed Hoover’s letter asserting Kennedy knew of surveillance, which Kennedy disputed as misinformed. Former A G Katzenbach urged calm as Rep Celler warned of pervasive surveillance in Washington and police abuse concerns.
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Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Kennedy
New York Democrat
Hoover
Nicholas Katzenbach
New York
Emanuel Celler
D-N.y
House Judiciary Committee
Wnbc-Tv
Celler
Nab Juvenile In Theft Of Gas
A 11 year old Union City youth was arrested by Corry State Police for stealing 10 gallons of gasoline from a Union City barn on November 18. Trooper Elmer Schifke said the juvenile broke a barn window to access a farm tractor, then fled with the fuel. After restitution, he was released to his parents. Sgt. George Martin said the case stayed within the department.
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Union City
George Martin
Flooding of cottages along Chautauqua Lake from runoff and rising waters
Snow and rain drove Chautauqua Lake to flood levels with Warner Dam open to maximum flow as 21 tributaries feed the water. Supervisors warn further precipitation could worsen the situation with homes at Stow Bonita and Vukote surrounded and lawns flooded along Route 17 near Mayville. Septic tanks risk releasing effluent into floodwaters. Windstorm Windsor Bridge girders show water high. Cheney's Point reports rising water on lawns despite high ground.
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Jamestown
Chautauqua Lake
Warner Dam
Charles W. McDonnell Jr
North Harmony
Board of
Supervisors
Lake Navigation Committee
McDonnell
Stow
Bonita
Vukote
Route 17
Mayville
Merle W. Smedberg
Board of Public Utilities
Werner Dam
Chadshom
Windstor St
Cheney
Bombers Hit Mu Gia Pass in North Vietnam DMZ
U S bombers attacked the Mu Gia Pass in North Vietnam and the demilitarized zone in a Sunday operation. The B52 strikes hit a mile long pass used by NVA to move into Laos and South Vietnam, part of the eighth raid on North Vietnam.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
U.S
Mu Gia
North Vietnam
North
Laos
Five Year Report Weighs Professional Help in UF Revenue
Review of five United Fund drives shows professional help yields higher odds of meeting goals but only modest net gains. Over five campaigns from 1962 to 1967, goals rose each year with receipts often surpassing targets while net cash after expenses hovered around a seven percent spread between using or not using consultants.
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United Fund
Edward S&. Thompson
Thompson
Ben Stewart
Warren County Girl Scouts
Warren County Boy Scouts
Corry Area United
Supreme Court backs Georgia legislature in governor selection
The Supreme Court ruled 7-2 that Georgia may choose its next governor by electing between Republican How ard H Callaway and Democrat Lester G Maddox. Justice Hugo L Black said no US constitutional provision dictates the method a state must use. In New Delhi, Dean Rusk met Foreign Minister M C Chagla for 40 minutes at the airport, declines to discuss details.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Georgia
Howard H. Callaway
Lester G. Maddox
Hugo L. Black
High Court
Rubk
India
New Delhi
Dean Rusk
M.C. Chagla
Pausing Outside a New York City Resting Place
A fragment notes a pause outside a New York City residence where Mary and companions dined with friends. The readable text hints at a social moment near a NYC dwelling involving named individuals.
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New York City
Restendant
Coppolino Defense Probes Lover Testimony in Murder Case
In Freehold New Jersey Marjorie Farber testified that Dr Carl Coppolino urged her to club her husband with a baseball bat before administering a lethal drug He allegedly suggested wrapping a towel around the bat and striking him while she watched as part of a planned murder The anesthesiologist Coppolino 34 faced cross examination over details of a supposed method and an envelope containing a drug tube referenced in testimony
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Coppolino
Bailey
Cappolino
Farber
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Mead Park Association
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Needlework Guild
Bea Stewart Sewing Circle
Warren Co
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