Wallace Exercises in Hospital Bed for Recovery
Gov. George C. Wallace remains paralyzed from a bullet wound and spends days in physical therapy, reading papers and watching TV. He uses a tilt table for hours daily to regain an upright position, while therapists move his legs and he follows a light diet. He plans to return to Montgomery and then to Miami Beach for the Democratic National Convention.
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Ala
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Holy Cross Hospital
Silver Spring
Laurel
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Wallace
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Maryland
Hee Haw
Roy Clark
Miami Beach
Washington
New York
Security Council Split Over Condemnation of Israel Actions
The U N Security Council, meeting in New York after renewed Israel Lebanon clashes, faced a split over condemning Israel. Lebanon and Israel urged action as diplomats said Lebanon sought a resolution with Britain France Belgium and Italy backing condemnation, though some doubted it would secure the nine votes needed.
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France
Belgium
Italy
Who Ordered It Raid Question Unsolved By H L Schwartz III
The article reports on the Watergate break-in at the DNC headquarters with five men arrested and linked to CIA past activities. It notes O'Brien's $1 million invasion suit, FBI involvement, and widespread speculation about who ordered the raid and political espionage.
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Democratic National
Lawrence F. O’brien
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O’brien
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James W. McCord Jr
Republican Committee
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Cuba
Fidel Castro
Ameritas
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FBI
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Watergate
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