America and the world under a shared fate and bridge role
The author argues that American forces stabilise Europe and prevent Russian expansion while warning against renewed isolationism. He cites U S aid to developing nations and Vietnam intervention, urging Britain to align with the United States as a bridge to Europe and the Commonwealth, while urging prayer for Americans seeking spiritual renewal.
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Johnson undergoes annual physical in San Antonio
President Johnson and Mrs Johnson traveled by helicopter to Brooks Army Medical Center at Ft. Sam Houston for their yearly physical examinations. The visit followed news that former President Eisenhower had suffered a sixth heart attack and Johnson was kept informed of his condition.
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Mood disorders treatment reaches across health system
More than 300000 Americans are treated annually for severe low mood. About 125000 are admitted to hospitals while the remainder seek help at clinics or from doctors.
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Dagley Pleads Guilty to Central Avenue Gambling
Ernest Dagley, 42, of 996 E Fourth Place, charged with gambling, appeared before Municipal Judge Robert Fainer. The police witness described a May 22 craps game behind a business on Central Avenue. Dagley initially pleaded not guilty, then changed to guilty and was fined 35 dollars after the dice clattered at the bench.
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Long Trails In Bid For Nomination
Missouri primary returns show Lt. Gov. Thomas F. Eagleton leading incumbent U.S. Senator Edward V. Long as 40 percent of precincts counted. Eagleton holds about 93,700 votes to Long's 86,883 with W. True Davis at 72,346 and several others far back.
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GOP platform pledges harmony amid Vietnam and urban unrest
At the Miami Beach convention the Republican platform attacks Democratic rule, calls for law and order, and promotes urban aid while courting hawks and doves. Senator Dirksen leads the charge against past administrations, invoking unity and a tougher stance on unrest. Governor Romney cautions against wage and price controls affecting consumers.
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George
Romney
Communist mines sink bridge near Saigon in early attack
Guerrilla mines strapped to rafts cut Highway 4 over the Oriental River at Ben Luc southwest of Saigon, halting main traffic into the capital. US air cavalrymen and Marines pressed search and artillery action while Vietnamese forces suffered several casualties in related engagements.
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Pittsburgh Firms Stand Firm on Steel Price Increases
Pittsburgh Steel Co told President Johnson it would not rescind broad price hikes announced last week. Crucible Steel Corp., facing a Defense Department boycott risk and foreign competition, raised and lowered prices on selected lines while delaying blanket increases. Pittsburgh Steel said none of its hikes affect defense materials. President Alli son R. Maxwell Jr. replied by wire that the firm gave careful consideration to its decision to raise prices.
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Eisenhower’s heart attack shocks Miami Beach delegates
Delegates and candidates at the Republican national convention expressed distress over former President Dwight D. Eisenhower's relapse to heart trouble. John Eisenhower rushed to Walter Reed with Susan and Mrs Eisenhower remaining in Miami Beach as Nixon Rockefeller and Reagan voiced prayers for his swift recovery.
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Reagan Calls Newsday Remark Sobering on Happy Day
GOP leader Reagan tells reporters the note is sobering and distressing after a day of celebration. Harold Stassen expresses sorrow at Eisenhower's sixth heart attack and worries the convention exertion may have been too much for him.
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Harold Stassen
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Cab drivers union decries company inaction amid August strike threat
In Chicago, a cab drivers union spokesman accused company presidents of irresponsibility for skipping meetings to avert a strike set for Aug 16. The dispute risks paralyzing transport during the Democratic National Convention alongside a threatened bus strike.
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Air Expansion Battle Scheduled Here Today
City commissioners hear arguments at 1:30 p.m. on petition to add air carriers linking Las Vegas with Reno and Phoenix. An Air West Airlines rep opposes plans, while bids for city tree removal and other local matters are also on the agenda.
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