Pat Nixon Suffers Stroke in California Hospital
Patricia Nixon wife of former president was hospitalized in Long Beach after a stroke that left her left side paralyzed and unable to walk or speak clearly. Doctors expect possible partial recovery though full restoration remains uncertain.
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Long Beach
Calif
Patricia Nixon
Nixon
San Clemente
Waggart
John Lungren
Julie Eisenhower
Long Beach Memorial Hospital
Jack M. Mosier
Lungren
Chicago
Ronald Reagan
Mosier
Masier
New York State
Meiser
Sturgis claims Ruby met Castro in Havana over Kennedy plot
Frank Sturgis said Jack Ruby met Fidel Castro in Havana about 10 weeks before Kennedy's assassination to discuss removing the President, arming Cuba, and drug smuggling. He said the CIA-linked informants provided details to agencies in 1964, but he cannot confirm any commission review.
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Miami
UPI
Frank Sturgis
Jack Ruby
Havana
Fidel Castro
Kennedy
Cuba
United States
Sturgis
Warren Commission
CIA
Lee Harvey Oswald
Ruby
Oswald
Dallas
Raoul Castro
Che Guevara
Ramiro ‘Barba Roja
Valdez
Castro
U.S
Fighting in Lebanon Fells 600 in One Day as War Escalates
Be ir ut reports say house to house fighting across Beirut and 20 towns killed nearly 600 soldiers and civilians in 24 hours. The clash saw leftists driven from Chekka and Amioun while Soviet mediation surfaces with Yasser Arafat linked to Moscow.
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Beirut
UPS
Lebanon
Chekka
Amroun
Cairo
Yasser Arafat
Moscow
Abdel Halim Khaddam
Kremlin
Tripoli
Amioun
Imam Raad
Celebrities Attend Cedar Rapids Trial Support for Sioux Murder Case
Celebrities visited Cedar Rapids during a trial of two American Indians charged with killing two FBI agents on Pine Ridge Reservation in South Dakota last year. Marlon Brando and Dick Gregory spoke with reporters during a recess while William Kunstler and Selo Blackcrow observed.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
FBI
Pine Ridge
South Dakota
Marlon Brando
Dick Gregory
William Kunstler
Selo Blackcrow
Calls Grow for Ouster of Sheriff Lamb Over Corruption
State Senator Joe Neal demands Sheriff Ralph Lamb quit amid police burglaries linked to Clark County in Las Vegas. Deputy Chief Ray Gubser reports immunity granted to officer Don W. Johnson who aided a $20,000 Santa Anita Racebook burglary. suspect Donald Lee Bartlett remains at large as a broader probe continues. Buckley jailed briefly on $3,000 bond. Neal cites white citizens' duty to act to restore trust.
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Joe Neal
North Las Vegas
Clark County
Ralph Lamb
Neal
Las Vegas
Gubser
Don W. Johnson
Johnson
George Holt
Santa Anita
Jennie Harriet Buckley
Buckley
Bartlett
Larry Leavitt
Utah
Salt Lake City
Leavitt
Reno Brothel Link Sparks Senate Drama in Nevada
Las Vegas Senator Floyd Lamb faces questions over ties to Judy's Coyote Springs Ranch amid a Reno Evening Gazette report alleging C.S. Inc. operated a Lincoln County brothel. Senator Lee Walker and former Judge George Marshall dispute involvement while tax and deed records are cited. Lamb denies sales and endorses checks while awaiting more details.
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Reno
Las Vegas
Clark County
Lincoln County
Floyd Lamb
Reno Evening Gazette
Judy
Coyote Springs Ranch
Lamb
Lee Walker
North Las Vegas
United Press International
C.S. Inc
George Marshall
C.S
CS. Inc
Marshall
the Sun
Coyote Springs
Alton Clark
Janice Heads to Camp Despite Family Hardship
A letter explains Janice wish to attend a camp this year despite her family’s lack of income and savings. Her father’s serious car accident may keep him from work, so donors are urged to support the SUN Summer Camp Fund in Las Vegas Nevada with several donations listed.
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Janice
SUN Summer Camp Fund
South Highland
Las Vegas
Nevada
Warren
Ruth Babbitt
W. E. Armstrong
Leslie Coulthard
Nevada State Bank
Desert Springs Hospital
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Ann Landers
Television Vista
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