Wallace May Be Cripple Continued From Page One
The bulletin reports Gov Wallace remains paralyzed and no decision has been made on transferring him to another hospital for spine surgery to remove the lodged bullet. No timing or destination for transfer was announced.
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Wallace
James Galbraith
University of Alabama
Holy Cross Hospital
Galbraith
Laurel
Edgar Berman
Baltimore
Berman
Maryland
Michigan
Oregon
New Mexico
California
Robert Lichenstein
New York
Cornelia
Lichenstein
Bobbie Jo Parsons
Associated Press
Birmingham
Ala
Parsons
Arthur H. Bremer
Baltimore County
Towson
Bremer
Milwaukee
Egyptian official condemns U.S. policy toward Israel
Zayyat, Egypts former UN envoy, calls for Washington to stop arming and funding Israel, says U.S. support amounts to an occupation of a third of Egypt by proxy, and criticizes Israeli settlements and moves in Sinai. He notes Sadat ordered cuts in response to American policy and cites strained Egypt-U.S. ties since 1967.
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Egypt
United Nations
Soviet Union
Washington
Cairo
Zayyat
Israel
New York
William P. Rogers
Nixon
Sinai Desert
Suez Canal
Middle East
Moscow
Sadat
United States
U.N
Gunnar Jarring
Ina
U.S
Conference Site Raises Controversy in Parliament
In Canberra the SEATO conference set for June 27 28 stirs protest from members of Parliament. Senate president Sir Magnus Cormack bans his half of Parliament House. Speaker Sir William Aston allows use of his half and the representatives chamber. Unarmed police will guard. advisers meet at defence headquarters.
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Canberra
Australia
Parliament House
Senate
Magnus Cormack
House of Representatives
William Aston
Representatives
Aston
Seato
Council of Military Advisers
Australian Army
Oklahoma couple get life in jail for infant death
An Oklahoma City jury recommended life in prison for Louis Horton Trotter and his wife Catherine after convicting them of beating death of their two month old son. The jury of five men and seven women deliberated about two hours and the prosecutor had urged the death penalty.
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Oklahoma City
Louis Horton Trotter
Catherine
Senate panel advances bill to curb concealable handguns
Spurred by the Wallace assassination attempt a Senate subcommittee moved a bill to curb sales of concealable handguns. The measure targets handguns not designed for sporting use and aims to ban cheap Saturday night specials. The bill keeps Treasury criteria for sporting eligibility but would codify them into law and may restrict police officers to sales of the weapon used in the Wallace case.
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Washington
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Senate Judiciary
Birch Bayh
D-Ind
Roman L. Hruska
Nebraska
Subcommittee
Bayh
New York
Robert F. Kennedy
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury
Hruska
Wallace
Thant Reflects on Tolerance Growth Since Lodge Handshake
U Thant revisits the 1961 handshake refusal by Henry Cabot Lodge and Russia’s Arkady Sobolev as signs of growing tolerance. He notes opened societies and winds of change in the Soviet Union during his decade as UN secretary general. He spoke at a dinner promoting two documents, a Pledge of Planetary Citizenship and a Human Manifesto, to foster global community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U Thant
United Nations
Henry Cabot Lodge
Arkady A. Sobolev
Lodge
Sobolev
United States
Thant
Soviet Union
Fort Sill Arm ed Forces Day events planned with air shows
Fort Sill hosts a Saturday parade and display featuring an HH 43 helicopter, Civilian Air Patrol exhibits, Puff Board artillery simulator, kiddie train, and MP demos. Flyby includes four T 38 jets, a C 141, and a C 5. ROTC drill meet, Old vs New artillery, Chinook 105mm show, sky diving, and awards. Post-wide and off post support includes Skycrane and Chinook helicopters.
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Civilian Air Patrol
Gunnery Department
U.S. Army Field Artillery School
Directorate of Industrial Operations
Comissary
Fort Sill
Air Force
Aviation Command
Altus Air Force Base
Ft. Wolters
Ft. Bliss Tex
Ft. Carson, Colo
2 Month Old Gets Pacemaker
A miniaturized heart pacemaker was implanted in a 2 month old baby in Oakland California, reported as possibly the youngest recipient. Nicole Kruljac from Sonoma had complete heart block and nearly died on April 30. a temporary device was used before a permanent pacemaker was implanted on May 4 restoring a proper heart rate.
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Oakland
Calif
Nicole Kruljac
Nicole
Stanley Higashino
Children’s Hospital Medical Center
Sonoma
Panel allocates funds for housing and veterans benefits
The proposal outlines 4.9 million persons targeted by the panel with an additional 2.22 billion for readjustment benefits to two million veterans next year. HUD funds include 48 million for rent supplements, 1.8 billion for subsidies, 1 billion for urban renewal and 500 million for model cities programs.
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Department of Housing and Urban Development
City Bond Financing Details for Capital Improvements
The city reports capital improvements costs funded from 13.04 million bond sales. First bond interest of 560 447 50 due January 1 1973 funded by a one cent sales tax. Three month tax revenue 330 555 67 goes to sinking fund plus interest. Bond funds earned 55 102 90 as of May 10 will pay bonds.
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Wesbanco
Fagin
Floyd & Brown
Utility Supply Co
Gore Boulevard
Leo Oppenheim & Co
Lawton Publishing Co
Viet Nam War Update and Battlefield Reports
The U S Command reports heavy air losses since March 30 with 48 planes and 39 helicopters missing or down. Cmdr Thomas R Wilkinson rescued after A 7 shot down north of the DMZ. Fighting near Hue and Duc Thanh with hundreds of North Vietnamese killed, and Highway 1 reopened after a bridge repair.
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Tte
U.S
North Vietnam
Constellation
Demilitarized Zone
Thomas R. Wilkinson
Tulsa
Okla
Hanoi
Mu Gia Pass
Dmz
Hue
Bastogne
Saigon
da Nang
Central Highlands
Duc Thanh
Mekong Delta
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Lawton
E. C. Dothard
Montgomery
Dora Thompson
Holy Cross
Nicholas Zarvos
Secret Service
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Zarvos
Eugene Leland Memorial Hospital
Hyattsville
Walter Reed
Hi Fashion
Lee Bivd
Sheppard
Henry Post Field
Oklahoma
Texas
77Th Army Band
Cameroun College
Ausa Company
Southwest Oklahoma
AUSA
Eisenhower
Guthrie
Wichita Falls
Herschi
Fort Sill Sport Parachute Club
Page
Oaia
Louis Goldsmith, Inc
Edward
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