Hoover dies at 90 former president known as grave old man
Herbert Hoover former 31st president died at 11:35 a.m. EDT at the Waldorf Towers age 90. His sons Herbert Jr and Allan were present as doctors described massive internal bleeding and toxin buildup. He prepared to endorse Barry Goldwater before his death. He will lie in state at St Bartholomew’s and then in Washington before burial in West Branch Iowa. Flags half staff worldwide and a half hour gun salute marked the national mourning.
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Hoover Tributes From Johnson and Two Presidents
President Johnson and former leaders Eisenhower and Truman honored Herbert C. Hoover after his death. Johnson ordered three days of national mourning with flags at half staff. Truman, from hospital, praised Hoover as a devoted public servant and sent a telegram to his sons.
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Barry Goldwater Cancels Las Vegas Visit Again
Las Vegas Republicans twice postpone the planned stop by Senator Barry Goldwater for the Southwest swing. Officials cited his attendance at the funeral of former President Herbert Hoover and said a 30 minute talk at McCarran Field would be rescheduled. Peggy Goldwater will not accompany him. Lou Kaufman noted the trip likely will be set for a later date.
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