Nixon and Agnew back Maryland politics amid 1960s shifts
The passage notes Governor George Stein of Maryland shifting loyalties from Rockefeller to Nixon. It references Nixon naming Agnew as a capable vice president, Maryland voting patterns in past presidential primaries, and hints at Democratic and Republican strategies ahead of the Chicago meeting and upcoming action.
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Nixon
Maryland
George Wallace
Agnew
Baltuy
Chicago
Pat Nixon Declares She Will Not Redecorate the White House
Pat Nixon said she would not redecorate the White House if Richard Nixon is elected president. She spoke at a Miami Beach news conference after his nomination and described the victory moment as humbling and happy. She wore a pale blue dress and mentioned sleep after the late-night celebration with her daughters Julie and Tricia.
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Pat Nixon
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Nixon
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Czechs Nominate General Prochlik Amid Soviet Tensions
Prague reform leaders nominated liberal General Vaclav Prochlik to the Czech Central Committee amid continued questions about last week’s Czech Soviet leadership showdown. The session weighed public demands for full details while avoiding language seen as declaring Czech victory or Soviet defeat, and planned for Yugoslav President Tito’s Friday visit.
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Prague
Vaclya Proehlik
Central Committee
Alexander Dubcek
Cerna
Tison
Bratislava
Tito
Yugoslavia
Lear aims steam engines for cars at Stead plant
Industrialist William Lear says production of steam engines for automobiles could start in about 15 months at his new Stead facility near Reno. He plans a $19 million initial investment, will buy auto bodies from current makers, and aims to sell steam engines to U S car manufacturers nationwide.
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UPI
William Lear
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Lear
Stead
Humphrey Calls Agnew Pick a Significant GOP Compromise
Vice President Humphrey reacted to Nixon selecting Spiro Agnew as running mate calling it a significant compromise within the Republican Party. He noted surprise at the choice, praised Agnew as a competent public official, and said voters will face a clear choice between policies and leaders in the coming campaign.
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Waverly
Minn
UPI
Hubert H. Humphrey
Richard M. Nixon
Spiro Agnew
Nixon
Maryland
Humphrey
Agnew
Lake Waverly
Nixon T Know
Republican Party
Japanese Doctors Perform First Heart Transplant
Japanese surgeons transplanted a heart from a 20 year old accident victim into an 18 year old youth in Japan's first such operation. The patient Nobuo Miyazaki is resting, with liver swelling subsiding and color returning. The operation lasted 14 hours with a 20 member team led by Dr Juro Wada in Hokkaido.
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UPI
Japan
Fusayoshi Tomita
Sapporo Medical College
Hokkaido
Tomita
Juro Wada
Minnesota
Harvard
Nobuo Miyazaki
Miyazaki
Shigeru Sakakibara
Wada
Christiaan Barnard
University of Minnesota
Sasayoshi Tomita
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