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Newspaper

Lompoc Record

Location

Lompoc, California, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 1975

Page

5

Artist recalls last hours of President Roosevelt in 1945

Locust Valley, N Y artist Elizabeth Shoumatoff describes being in the room at Warm Springs when Franklin D Roosevelt died of a cerebral hemorrhage. She details his final words about 15 more minutes of work, his collapse, and the hurried scramble as the party urged to depart to Aiken.

Gay Pauley Locust Valley N.Y UPI Elizabeth Shoumatoff Franklin Delano Roosevelt White House Warm Springs Long Island Roosevelt Little White House Georgia Yalta Congress Lizzie Atlanta Lucy Lucy Mercer Rutherford FDR Margaret Margaret Suckley Secret Service Sista President Roosevelt Mrs. Shoumatoff Mrs. Rutherford

Kennedy Case Reopened? Conspiracy Theories Resurface

Washington reports a growing web of disclosures and claims fuels talk of reexamining the Warren Commission conclusions on Kennedy's assassination. President Ford, and figures like Bernard Fensterwald and Richard Popkin, weigh in as CIA links and new inquiries are debated.

Washington UPI John F Kennedy Kennedy Central Intelligence Agency Ford Bernard J Fensterwald Fensterwald Richard Popkin Washington University St. Louis Warren Commission Lee Harvey Oswald Dallas Commission CIA White House San Diego Calif Rockefeller Commission House Senate James W. McCord Jr James Earl Ray David Bellin Senate Committee Popkin Cuba Fidel Castro Henry B. Gonzalez Dtex Bay of Pigs George O’toole Oswald

Down and out attempt sale of bodies for transplants

Unemployed workers in several states offer to sell eyes and kidneys to ease debts. Doctors reject such offers though blood banks pay for blood donations. No sales are finalized as physicians express shock at the idea.

United Press International Pittsburgh Miami Georgia Electrician Robert Nuzum Harold Jacobs Phillipstown Ill Keith Hruska Hruska Jacobs Nuzum Siders Aaron Rowe Dalton, Ga UPI

Ford panel predicts lower unemployment and inflation

Ford administration and Sen. Edmund S. Muskie forecast unemployment falling below 7.5 percent by year end and inflation under 7 percent, contingent on Congress’s budget actions including tax cuts and spending ceilings.

Washington UPI Ford Administration Senate Budget Committee Congress Edmund S. Muskie Dmaine Commerce Department Council On Wage-Price Council Muskie Ford

Senate to air repeal of antismog device for Southern Calif cars

Lawmakers debated repealing a 35 dollar antismog device requirement for 1966 to 1970 model cars in the South Coast Air Basin. The Assembly approved the measure 54 to 25, sending it to Governor Brown who has not stated his position. Hearings were also set on farm labor bills and a farm relations measure.

Sacramento API Southern California Senate South Coast Air Basin Los Angeles Orange Ventura Santa Barbara San Bernardino Riverside Assembly Edmund G. Brown Jr Tom Quinn Air Resources Board Brown

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