Eisenhower Weakens Further in Publicized Health Crisis
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower, 78, remains conscious but requires continuous oxygen and supportive care at Walter Reed Army Hospital. Bulletin reports no major changes in cardiac status. he receives heart-strengthening drugs, diuretics, mild sedatives, and rest with family at his bedside after a weekend of crisis following congestive heart failure and recent major surgery.
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Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Eisenhower
Walter Reed
ACTION LINE answers reader questions on purchases and donations
The Action Line column offers guidance on advertising disputes with Unicorn House, stroller trade ins, and duty refunds. It notes brine shrimp misrepresentation, points to Adams Tropical Fish for 25 cent brine shrimp eggs, and provides donor options for willed bodies at UC Irvine and other institutes within 50 miles.
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Unicorn House
New York
G.W
Bellflower
Jeanette Modell
Action Line
Better Business Bureau
BBB
Adams Tropical Fish & Supplies
Pacific Coast Highway
U.S. Customs Service
Ferry St
Terminal Island
Calif
Hong Kong
A.M
Long Beach
California Department of Public Health
University of California At Irvine
California College of Medicine
University of California, Irvine
UCI
University Park
Losne Calif
Supreme Court hints on wiretap transcripts amid Ali Hoffa cases
The Supreme Court indicated the Justice Department may avoid disclosing recordings from foreign intelligence eavesdropping. It ordered rehearings for Ali Hoffa and other cases, keeping convictions intact and signaling tighter access to government wiretap transcripts than previously suggested.
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Muhammad Ali
Supreme Court
Ali
Washington
Justice Department
Potter Stewart
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters International
Three Minute Rule Slashes Campus Protests In Los Angeles
Los Angeles City schools issue Superintendent's Bulletin No 22 setting a three minute limit before arrest for disruptive campus demonstrations. Rules apply to unlawful assemblies loitering and picketing, not to peaceful protests, with warnings via PA or bullhorns before removal. If defiance continues after two warnings and the time expires, suspension then arrest may follow.
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Los Angeles
Jack P. Crowther
Researcher Finds Pill Raises Cancer Risk In Mice
Dr Thelma B Dunn presented findings from 10 mice given an estrogen containing pill over up to 23 months. All six surviving mice developed cervix womb lesions, while control mice on the same diet without the pill did not. She cautioned extrapolation to humans due to species differences.
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Thelma B. Dunn
National Cancer Institute
Dunn
Bethesda
American Association For Cancer Research
San Francisco
U.S. Leans Toward Striking Bases in Cambodia
UPI reports American sources say the U.S. military command has asked President Nixon to approve plans to attack about 12 North Vietnamese bases along the Cambodia South Vietnam border. Proposals include B 52 bombing or large commando raids, a repeat of Johnson era ideas previously rejected.
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Saigon
UPI
U.S
Nixon
Cambodia
South Vietnam
Celebrity Paradox of Fame and Darkness
A witty remark on fame where a celebrity spends a lifetime seeking recognition then hides behind dark glasses to avoid being identified. The quote lampoons the contradiction between public visibility and private anonymity in stardom.
Santana Devil Wind Rakes Southland With High Gusts
A powerful Santana wind storm swept into the Southland with gusts near hurricane force and temperatures around 80. Orange County saw power outages affecting 18,000 to 20,000 Anaheim Utilities customers while 2,000 to 2,500 Southern California Edison customers in Atwood and Yorba Linda were also hit. Fontana gusts reached 76 mph, with 60 mph winds in other counties. Landslides north of Castaic forced traffic to one slow lane on the Golden State Freeway.
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Long Beach
Orange County
Anaheim City Utilities Department
Atwood
Yorba Linda
Southern California Edison Co
Fontana
Los Angeles
San Bernardino
Riverside
Orange
Weather Bureau
Castaic
Golden State
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Los Alamitos
DIAL
L.B
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Albert C. S. Ramsey
Cora Ernestine McKown
Thomas T. McKown
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C. E. Thompson
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HOFFA
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New York Times Service
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