Nixon in strong health says White House doctor
White House physician Brig. Gen. Walter Tkach says President Nixon is in excellent health and thrives on the job. Nixon has not been sick since taking office 26 months ago, maintains a strict diet, and averages about six hours sleep with limited exercise.
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Nixon
Walter Tkach
Tkach
Air Force
Pennsylvania
Eisenhower
Tkad
Nikita Khrushchev
Moscow
Camp David
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Fla
Overcrowding in American cities and hopeful planning
A 1970 Interprofessional Council on Environmental Design session in College Park debated urban crowding. Experts rejected inevitability, urging better planning and design to avert health, behavior, and crime problems as Americans shift into overcrowded major cities.
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Council On Environmental Design
College Park
Maryland
William H. Wisely
American Society of Civil Engineers
When He Took Office He Chose Outdoor Swimming Over Golf
The new officeholder previously played golf but found it time consuming and now jogs in place. His preferred exercise remains outdoor salt water swimming, reflecting a shift to simpler routines.
Man Punched Foreman Over Interruption In Kiss
Leicester worker Paul Louis aged 33 admitted assault after punching his foreman in the nose during a kiss with a girlfriend. He pleaded guilty and was fined 72 dollars.
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Leicester
England
UPI
Paul Louis
Louis
Stability Not Chaos Seen as Italian Public Goal
Foreign News Commentary notes Italians yearn for order after years of instability. The piece recalls Mussolini era claims trains ran on time and argues the longing for stability helps explain rising fascist tendencies amid recent government turmoil.
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UPI
Benito Mussolini
Italy
Senators reassign Nelson Such and Stelmaszek to minor league camp
The Washington Senators announced that infielder Dave Nelson pitcher Dick Such and catcher Rick Stelmaszek have been sent to their minor league camp for reassignment at West Palm Beach Florida.
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West Palm Beach, Fla
Rimkus Named Hall of Fame Member at Holy Cross
Vic Rimkus former Holy Cross tackle from 1950 51 52 was chosen for the Holy Cross Varsity Club Hall of Fame in Worcester Massachusetts.
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Worcester
Mass
Vic Rimkus
Holy Cross
Harris Undergoes Knee Surgery in Ann Arbor
Detroit Red Wings defenseman Ron Harris underwent surgery in Ann Arbor to repair a torn cartilage in his left knee and will miss the remainder of the NHL season.
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Ann Arbor, Mich
UPI
Detroit Red Wing
Ron Harris
Italy faces threat from both ends of political spectrum
Commentator notes a shift as ultra right and ultra left seek to exploit a weak center. He cites a plot by ultrarightists and a crackdown that led Emilio Colombo to warn against extremism. Delays in reforms anger workers students amid housing, transport, health care, pensions, and education system frustrations.
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Communist Party
Communist Bloc
Emilio Colombo
Christian Democrats
Socialists
Social Democrats
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