Johnson's hectic week continues with hospital visit
AP reports President Johnson entered hospital early in a cold Capitol week. He spent hours on the reviewing stand then greeted his alma mater band and danced at five inaugural balls. He rose early, despite a heart attack in 1955, and endured a long inaugural week ending with a late-night return to the White House.
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Conour
Southwest Texas State College
Margaret Truman Daniel
Glenn Miller
White House
Shoreham
Governor and wife improving in hospital report
AP reports Governor Dan Moore and his wife are improving after hospital admission Thursday night. The governor and Mrs Moore are comfortable this morning and eating light meals in their room, with a 9 PM update promised. Mrs Moore is treated for bronchitis.
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Dan
Churchill Holding To Life
London AP reports Sir Winston Churchill's condition deteriorated Friday after a stroke but he remained alive through the night. Lord Moran issued a medical bulletin noting no new report and a restful day with some further deterioration, as Churchill neared his 90th birthday.
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Winston Churchill
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Winston Spenceray
Piers Dixon
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President Johnson Hospitalized With Respiratory Infection
President Johnson was moved by ambulance to Bethesda Naval Hospital in the early hours with a respiratory infection described as a common cold irritant by his physician. Press secretary Reedy said the 56 year old slept fitfully, heart normal, and no oxygen was given.
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George Reedy
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Bethesdaval Hospital
Washington
Bethesda Naval Hospital
George E. Reedy
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W. J. Gould
New York
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Gould
Maryland
Johnson Cleared for Duty After Health Checkup
President Johnson received a clean bill of health after a hospital visit one month after doctors said he was in excellent physical shape. Doctors cited a prior 1955 heart attack and a 1963 kidney ailment as past conditions now absent in his current condition.
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Johnson
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
White House
Cain
Harlem stabbing death leads to arrest in Harlem office slaying
Police arrested Arthur McCall 26 after a fatal stabbing in the Harlem Progressive Labor office. The victim was Larry Wilfred Phelps 23, formerly of North Carolina and a University of North Carolina graduate.
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Harlem
Progressive Labor Movement
Arthur McCall
Larry Wilfred Phelps
N.C Phelps
University of North
Notable UNC Alum Phelps Recalled After Cuba Visit
A Burlington native and 1959 graduate of Burlington's wellconcon School later earned a 1963 UNC degree and worked as a field engineer in Greensboro before moving to New York. Former classmates describe him as quiet and introverted who joined the Progressive Labor Club at UNC and ran for student body president as a junior, though he was defeated.
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McCall
William Epton
The
Cable Construction Co
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New York
UNC
Phelps
Burlington
Progressive Labor Club
Cuba
Cadets Resign Amid Air Force Academy Cheating Probe
At the Air Force Academy, 29 cadets have resigned as investigators pursue a cheating scandal involving athletes and scholars. The probe recalls West Point’s 1951 upheaval, with officials promising fuller disclosure within two to three weeks and confirming the honor system revealed the issue.
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YMCA Sunday Reading Programs for All Ages Highlighted
High Point YMCA offers programs for boys six, teens, and adult men leaders with women also participating. The Sunday Enterprise features the Y's impact and the Chamber of Commerce efforts to attract new industry. Jim Hawkins profiles the development and Snow's bridging of arts and sciences in government.
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C. P. Snow
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Bliss Seeks Proposals as GOP Unity Conference Delayed
AP reports Republicans defer final decision on an all GOP 1965 conference to revamp the party. Bliss to study proposals and possibly urge a national committee meeting. Goldwater says 1964 campaign is closed. Nixon voices hope for a spring 1965 meeting.
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Barry Gold
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Thruston B. Morton
Kentucky
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Idaho
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By Jack Bell
AP Political Writer