Nixon Hospitalized At Long Beach For Phlebitis Treatment
Former President Richard M. Nixon arrived by helicopter to Long Beach Memorial Medical Center for treatment of recurring phlebitis in his left leg. He will stay at least three days in a sixth-floor one-bedroom, under Dr. John C. Lungren and possibly Air Force Maj. Gen. Walter Tkach, with anticoagulants to dissolve clots and leg elevated as part of care.
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Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Pat
Julie Eisenhower
San Clemente
Texas
John C. Lungren
Lungren
Linden Ave
Air Force
Walter ‘’Kach
Memorial
Tkach
Tle
Cremation of thousands in storm's wake
In San Pedro Sula Honduras officials say thousands of hurricane victims will be cremated to curb disease. Death toll estimated at 5,000 with damage over 500 million dollars. Officials say gasoline is burning bodies as helpers race to bury and aid victims.
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San Pedro Sula
Honduras
UPI
Juan Bautista
Vacat
National Emergency Committee
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Jose de la Cruz
Emergency Committee
Kennedy expected to bow out of 1976 race today
Senate Democrat Ed Kennedy planned a 10:30 AM news conference at the Parker House in Boston to disclose his political future. Indications point to withdrawal from the 1976 presidential contest, opening the field to Mondale Bentson Jackson and others as Kennedy weighs personal and political factors.
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Edward M. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Democrat
Boston
Parker House
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Kemnnedy
Ior
Walter F. Mondale
Minne
Two teens seized after rapid Long Beach freeway chase
Los Angeles police booked Mark Anthony West, 18, and a 14 year old youth for grand theft auto after a five minute pursuit through heavy traffic, reaching 90 mph before a shotgun blast halted the car near Willow Street. Both suspects uninjured and jailed.
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Los Angeles
Long Beach
Mark Anthony West
Clemens DeVinede
Cedar Avenue
Ocean Boulevard
DeVrovde
Willow Street
Hon Foster
Mike Kinrade
Foster
Kinrade
West
Two large brush fires contained in Angeles National Forest
Two parallel brush fires in Angeles National Forest near Castaic and Dry Gulch Canyon were controlled after burning 4,500 and 5,000 acres respectively. About 450 firefighters, 12 tankers, and four helicopters used chemical retardants as winds remained light. No structures damaged. 3 homes evacuated as a precaution. One bee sting and a falling branch caused non hospital injuries. An additional 100 acre fire burned near Piru, with 125 Ventura County firefighters under three hours of effort and a temporary Campground evacuation.
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Castail
Angeles National Forest
Dry Gulch Canyon
Malibu
Harvell
Ventura County Fire Department
Rancho Peneseal
Japan reels as Mutsu nuclear ship drifts awaiting port
Japan’s first nuclear powered ship Mutsu has drifted off the Pacific coast for three weeks after a reactor leak on its first test run. Fishermen near Monshu oppose refueling and port return, fearing scallop bed contamination. Government promises safety while Japan weighs expanding its nuclear program to cut a $20 billion oil bill and boost power capacity from seven plants to meet rising demand by 1930.
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New York Times
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Pacific
Mutsu
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Nese
Sympathy protesters rally at Nixon home in San Clemente
About 50 students from Grossmont College in El Cajon marched to the gate of Nixon’s former Western White House protesting President Ford’s pardon. They chanted for equal justice and carried Impeach Ford signs before ending the rally with a get well card for Nixon. Nixon was to enter a Long Beach hospital for phlebitis in the left leg.
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SAN Clemente
Richard M. Nixon
Grossmont College
el Cajon
San Diego
Frent
White House
Ford
Nixon
Mel Porter
Equal Justice For Sil
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Long Beach
Surprises on Watergate tapes hinted by Jenner
Former minority counsel Albert Jenner said on a radio show that Special Prosecutor Jaworski possesses White House tapes not yet released. He claimed the tapes, obtained after a Supreme Court ruling, could produce surprises about Watergate, though they reportedly implicate no new individuals.
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House Judiciary Committee
Leon Jaworski
White House
Albert Jenner
Judiciary Committee
Jaworski
Supreme Court
Jenner
Inflation Drives Auto Repair Costs Upward
Economy columnist Sylvia Porter seeks White House guidance on price pressures as inflation pushes auto repair costs higher. Report notes Porter’s request for policy input and broader economic implications for consumers and industry.
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