Ike Has Two More Flutters From Illnesses Hit Eisenhower
General Eisenhower remains conscious and in good spirits while doctors report two additional flutter episodes. He has endured multiple heart attacks since 1955, with recent care including IV nutrition and oxygen via tube, as Mamie and their family gather nearby.
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Eisenhower
Mamie Eisenhower
John
Barbara
David
Anne
Susan
Mary Jean
Julie Nixon
California
Indian Wells
Calif
Maddox Gets Briefing On Washington Foreign Policy
President Johnson invited Georgia Governor Lester Maddox to a Washington foreign policy briefing, with dates offered by the State Department. The White House warned whether Johnson speaks directly to Maddox depends on his return to Washington. Johnson signed the Wholesome Poultry Act and praised it as fulfilling a pledge to housewives, plus other public measures and a Youth Opportunity Campaign progress report.
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Austin
Tex
UPI
Johnson
Georgia
Lester Maddox
Washington
Texas White House
Maddox
State Department
White House
Consolidated Farmers Home Administration
John Macyer
Civil Service Commission
Macey
Woman Injured In Crash Dies In Valley Memorial Hospital
A San Francisco woman, 64, injured when her car plunged into a creek below I 380, died yesterday at Valley Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Margaret Maning suffered multiple lacerations after losing control Tuesday at the Interstate 380 junction with Junction Avenue.
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Livermore
San Francisco
Valley Memorial Hospital
Margaret Maning
Lees
Junction Avenue
Cleaver Wins Nomination for Peace and Freedom Party
Eldridge Cleaver was nominated as the Peace and Freedom party presidential candidate in Ann Arbor. Delegates rejected a single running mate and let 20 delegations nominate local vice presidential candidates, with Cleaver proposing Jerry Rubin as a possible affiliate.
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Ann Arbor
Cleaver
Black Panthers
California
Peace and Freedom Party
Big Government Seen More Threat Than Labor or Business
Gallup poll of 1,526 adults in 300 localities finds 46.5 percent view big government as the nation's greatest threat, 26 percent say big labor, 12 percent name big business, with 16 percent offering a new opinion. The survey notes shifts since late Eisenhower term estimates.
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Princeton
N.J
Gallup
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Robber pistol-whips Castro Valley liquor store owner
Castro Valley Hedwood Liquors on Redwood Road reports a theft after a young robber struck owner Om Pycatt, laceration between the eyes, then fled with $73 in three bundles. Deputies describe a black knitted jacket and dark slathing as clues, leaving a toy pistol and $5 behind along Redwood Road toward an apartment complex.
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Castro Valley
Lodayrand
Hedwood Liquors
Rewood Road
Redwood Road
Om Pycatt
In Wake of Tragedy Hope Shines Through Community
A heartfelt tribute recalls Frances Helton and her daughter Linda, focusing on the courage of Linda and five Helton boys and the swift acts of strangers. It highlights heroism by Gary Case, Fire Chief Jimenez, nurse Templeton, and Reverend Olson, plus local donors from General Electric, Doctors Hospital staff, and many unnamed neighbors who raised funds and provided aid during a time of loss.
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Helton
Gary Case
Frances
Hames
Publica
Oktatt Jimenez
Miss Templeton
St. Francis
Charles Machado
Hayward Mortuary
Marvin H. Olson
Christ Lutheran Church
Hacienda
Wilson
Tarroan Ave
Hayward
Nixon Opens His Campaign Promises To Unite Nation
Nixon begins full national campaign after clinching the nomination pledging to unite the country. He vows four more years of peace abroad and crime reduction, aiming for the greatest era in American history while supporting Republican candidates and balancing unity with autonomy for GOP office-seekers. He tours Illinois and other states, meeting governors and rallying supporters.
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Brandson
Nixon
United States
America
San Diego
Jon
Illinois
Ohio
Michigan
New York
Springfield Til
Springfield
GOP
George Roney
Raymond P. Shafer
Pennsylvania
James A. Rhodes
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Hannon Says Commuter Tax Would Cripple S.F.
Oakland reports Robert Hannon of Alameda County warns San Francisco commuter tax will burden taxpayers and spur boycotts. Five Bay Area counties meet to plan reciprocal economic tactics as county leaders condemn the tax as illegal and urge San Francisco to drop it.
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Oakland
UPI
San Francisco
Robert Hannon
Alameda County Board of Supervisors
Bay Area
Alameda
Contra Costa
San Mateo
Santa Clara
Marin
Alameda County
Rat
Francisco
Democrats Clash Over Vietnam Peace Planks In Convention Fray
The race to unify the party frayed as Humphrey and McCarthy pressed rival peace visions. McCarthy urged a coalition in Saigon and halt to bombing, while Humphrey sought compromise via lawful restraint and broader unity. Boggs urged a dissenting plank with caution on extremes.
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McCarthy
Humphrey
CBS
ABC
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Saigon
NLP
U.S
Peace Democrats
Unity
Demos Face Fight Over War Plank
The article details a dispute within the Democratic Party over a war plank as a biracial delegation backs Humphrey and McCarthy. Discrimination challenges across 18 cases threaten about one-fifth of delegates. Hearings precede a pivotal convention vote on presidential renomination, with Humphrey predicting a first-ballot nomination and urging a forward ranking coalition to defeat Nixon.
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Lenge
Humphrey
McCarthy
Mississippi
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