Eisenhower widow hospitalized in Georgia
Former First Lady Mamie Eisenhower was hospitalized in Augusta Georgia on Tuesday for evaluation and treatment of internal bleeding. A spokesman said her condition is not serious and she is under-going tests at Fort Gordon’s medical center while doctors determine the cause.
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Frank Sinatra Plans European Concert Tour in May
Frank Sinatra is planning a European concert tour beginning mid May with two shows in London and appearances in France Germany Austria Belgium Switzerland and Holland. He last performed in England at London's Royal Festival Hall and his prior European tour was in 1962.
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Seven killed in basement fire in Pittsburgh Knoxville district
Seven people including a pregnant woman and five children died when a boy started a fire by igniting a paper bag in a basement of a crowded three story brick house in Pittsburgh's Knoxville area. A four year old survivor was playing with matches.
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Portugal reshuffles cabinet to strengthen Communist influence
Portugal formed a new cabinet with Communists and allies controlling key posts, a move criticized by Western diplomats as potentially jeopardizing NATO ties and U.S. base facilities in the Azores. The reshuffle is viewed as a possible victory for the Communist Party and allied groups amid leftist violence concerns. In Honolulu, Soviet tugboats and a planned arrival indicate increased activity near a 1968 submarine loss, fueling speculation of CIC involvement.
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Resigned mining safety chief Day steps down in July
James Day 44 announced his resignation as the Interior Department's administrator of mining enforcement and safety effective in July. The United Mine Workers had criticized Day since his August 1973 appointment, alleging he was a lawyer and CIA employee with little mining experience.
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Ehrlichman Disbarment By Washington Supreme Court
The Washington State Supreme Court on Tuesday disbarred former presidential aide John Ehrlichman for involvement in Watergate. The decision follows an agreement requiring a three year waiting period before applying for reinstatement as an attorney after his suspension last August following one of two federal court convictions.
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Douglas says quitting never entered my mind on court
Justice William O. Douglas, 76, recovering from a stroke, says he has no plan to step down from the Supreme Court. He notes reduced energy but insists quitting has never entered his mind and plans to continue deliberating on cases while undergoing therapy.
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Omar Bradley Leaves ICU At UCLA In Very Favorable Condition
Omar Bradley, 82, the nation’s only living five star general, is in very favorable condition after being removed from UCLA Medical Center’s intensive care unit. ITT chairman Harold Geneen’s pay rose last year with a $788,610 total compensation, including a $407,610 salary and $381,000 bonus, up from 1973 figures.
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