Johnson to undergo gallbladder operation Friday
President Johnson announced plans for gall bladder surgery, saying a reduced schedule may be needed for weeks and that he could tire more easily. Vice President Humphrey will handle duties if necessary, with full cabinet and White House staff informed. Doctors expect him to withstand the operation, given no heart symptoms in ten years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Humphrey
Washington
White House
Secretary of State
Secretary of Defense
Hallenbeck
Moyers
Hospital
Hanch
Burkley
Donald Christner McIitrath
Mayo Clinic
University of Minnesota
Mayo Graduate School of Medicine
Rochester
Edward Paul Didier
Mayo
Hurst
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Richard Nixon
John F. Kennedy
Congress
Eisenhower
Adm
Barkley
Texas
Overman Discusses Nuclear Power and Its Future
Dr. Overman addresses the potential of nuclear energy touching on atom science, hydrogen bombs, and desalination. He foresees 75 to 80 percent of electricity by 2000 from nuclear power with costs rapidly dropping, notes diagnostic uses and food irradiation, and urges careful, purposeful use of atomic energy while avoiding panic. A Q and A session follows as officers and directors are introduced.
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Nagasaki
Overman
Washington
United States
Mexico
California
Nevada
Suter
Fred P. Kallina
Thord Dockray
Clem Boverie
P. Melville Larson
Ted H. Forsythe
Robert G. Schuster
A. B. Watkins
Dan C
Bill
Marines Rescue Try Fails. Helicopters Required in Viet Battle
Viet Battle SAUL Mee iS Viet Battle SAUL Mee iS had lost by early afternoon. Alpha Company pinned down in virgin jungle with 200 foot trees. Medics pleaded for helicopters to evacuate casualties as paratroopers battled to clear a landing path. Sgt. Mahoney, 19 on Oct 17, was wounded but hobbling. Lt. Fessler was hit, joking about his Purple Heart. Pvt. Tolliver and others pressed through heavy fire toward the hilltop, while Chaplain Vavrin comforted the wounded. By late afternoon, rescue helicopters began perilous landings as Lt. Col. Tyler moved two more companies in behind Viet Cong positions.
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Alpha Company
Gerald F. Mahoney
New York
Mahoney
Charles M. Murphy
Milton
Mass
Murphy
Lorenzo E. Fessler
Farrell
Fessler
Daniel
Samuel Tolliver
Richmond Va
Racine
Wis
Vavrin
U.S. Air Force
John Tyler
Tyler
Plans Battle Madalyn Goes To Court Today On Extradition
Mrs Madalyn Murray a famed opponent of public school prayers appears in Austin at 10 am to contest Maryland extradition orders. She faces charges of assaulting a policeman and contempt of court while arguing extradition would mirror returning a Negro to Mississippi.
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Texas
FDR Memorial Commission Faces Reboot After Funding Cut
In Washington the FDR Memorial Commission described as absolutely stone broke. Rep. Eugene Keogh stated the group must begin again to craft an acceptable plan for the memorial. A bill for 100000 dollars to restart work won House approval as the panel searches anew for a design after prior rejection and disfavor.
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Washington
FDR Memorial Commission
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Eugene J. Keogh
D-N.y
Keogh
House
Potomac River
Roosevelt
Congress
Fines Arts Commission
Diplomats Expand The Hague Foreign Service Expansion
Holland is expanding its foreign service as part of bolstering international diplomacy. Officials emphasize broader staffing and new postings to strengthen global presence and trade outreach.
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Hague
Holland
Indonesian Coup Fails as Army Recaptures Central Java
The Untung coup against Sukarno failed as army forces under Maj. Gen. Suharto regained control. Untung and supporters remained active in central Java, with troops reported across Jogjakarta and Semarang. Casualties and reports of violence emerged, while high officials remained at command centers in Jakarta.
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Suharto
Untung
Jogjakarta
Central Java
Jakarta
Diponegoro
Suherman
Surjo
Semareng City
Bogor
Sukarno
Air Force
Omar Dani
Navy
Adm. E
Martadamata
Sutjipto Jododihardjo
Armed Forces
Abdul Haris Nasution
Radio Jakarta
Singapore
Java
Indonesia
Local Birth Announcements From Area Families
Mr and Mrs Cecilia Quintero announce a daughter born Tuesday at 12 5 p m weighing 9 pounds 5 ounces in Sauf Clinte Hospital. Other families report births including Leon Troub at Methodist Hospital a son 8 pounds at 12 23 p m Tuesday. Rafael Rosiles a son 6 pounds 13 ounces at 1 16 a m Tuesday. Frank Giddens of Carlsbad a son 2% pounds at 4 12 a m Monday. James Luckey a daughter 6 pounds at 3 50 p m Monday. Guadalupe Montalvo a son 6 pounds 14 ounces at 9 06 a m Tuesday. Alex Muniz a son 6 pounds 5 ounces at 7 32 a m Tuesday. Robert Warren a son pounds 1 ounces at 2 05 p m Monday. Ray Huey Tucker a daughter 7 pounds at 6 03 p m Monday. David Caudillo a daughter 7 pounds 1 ounce at 11 02 a m Monday.
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Cecilia Quintero
Ave
Sauf Clinte
Leon Troub
4Th &T
Methodist Hospital
Edith’s Kitchen
Rafael Rosiles
Fiesta Restaurant
Frank Giddens
Carlsbad
N.M
Lauf Clinic
Forrest Tire Co
James Luckey
28Th &T
Ozie Corp
Guadalupe Montalvo
Rt. 2
Lubbock
Broadview Gin
Alex Muniz
Emory Bt
Robert A. Warren
Mitchell Blvd
Reese Village
Reese Afb Hospital
Reese
Ray Huey ‘Tucker
Star Route 2
Morton
University Hospital
David Caudillo
Vanda
Porter Ciime Hospital
Chine Trailer Co
Miss Arkansas Crownholder vanishes resigns title
Rhonda Lee Oglesby, Miss Arkansas, disappeared Tuesday after sending telegrams to her parents in Pine Bluff and to Hot Springs Chamber of Commerce manager Les Green stating she would not live in Arkansas and resigning as Miss Arkansas. Her father Horace Agleshby has no further information. Laura Jane Thomas of Little Rock was first runner up.
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Memphis, Tenn
UPI
Rhonda Lee Oglesby
Pine Bluff
Ark
Hot ‘Springs
Laura Jane Thomas
Little Beck
Fowler says LBJ opposes bank interest rate hikes
Treasury Secretary Henry H. Fowler told the American Bankers Association that President Johnson opposes basic rate boosts by banks and that a rise in prime rates would be premature. A Treasury spokesman said the administration is not taking a flat stand but may consider selective increases. Odlin Reno anticipated higher rates as funds demand grows, with Archie K. Davis as his successor at Wachovia Bank.
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Chicago
Treasury
Henry H. Fowler
Johnson
American Bankers Association
Fowler
Odllin
Reno Odlin
Association
Odlin
Archie K. Davis
Wachovia Bank & Trust Co
Winston-Salem
N.C
Netherlands offers diversified Dutch force for UN peacekeeping
Foreign Minister Joseph Luns announced to the General Assembly that the Netherlands would provide a stand-by force for UN operations. The package includes 600 Royal Marines, a large supply ship with helicopters, naval and air units, and in later stages a light aircraft carrier and headquarters ship. A self-contained armored infantry battalion and medical company are planned for land, plus an F-27 transport and three jet helicopters for air. Prior consultation with The Netherlands will be required for each case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
N.Y
UPI
Netherlands
Joseph M.A.H. Luns
General Assembly
Thant
Luns
U.N
Chicago funds to be released
Frank Whiston head of the Chicago Board of Education said the 30 million dollars in federal funds withheld from Chicago Public Schools will be released today after an all day meeting with Wilbur Cohen an under secretary of HEW. He declined to say if President Johnson influenced the release. Francis Keppel announced the hold last Friday amid a discrimination probe.
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Chicago
Frank Whiston
Chicago Board of Education
Chicago Public
Whiston
Wilbur J. Cohen
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Johnson
Francis Keppel
U.S
Red China Says U S Plane Shot Down Over China
AP report from Tokyo states Radio Peking broadcast that a U S fighter was shot down over Kwangsi in a four plane formation mission deemed military provocation. The claim lacks details on aircraft type or pilot status and follows U S losses near Hainan and ongoing bombing of North Viet Nam.
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Tokyo
Red China
U.S
Kwangsi
Viet Nam
Radio Radio Peking
Navy
Washington
State Department
Lin Piao
Radio Peking
South China Sea
New China News Agency
Hainan Island
Gulf of Tonkin
North Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
Peking
United States
Asia
Heart Restart After Defibrillator Trials At Surgery
Surgeons describe multiple defibrillator shocks and chest massages in a daring operation to restart a failing heart. After open chest observation and tracheal tube removal, the heart stopped again but responded to the fourth defibrillation and massage, then beat steadily. The patient, Mouton, is reported well on the road to recovery.
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Mouton
Carney Leaves Hit For Hospital
New York AP Art Carney withdraws from a Broadway hit to enter a hospital for rest. Agent William McCaffrey cites unspecified reasons for the strain and notes Carney will be replaced by stand in Paul Dooley until his return, expected in a month or two.
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New York
Art Carney
Wiliam McCaffrey
Carney
Paul Dooley
Rescue at Whipp’s Ledges After Bus Breaks Down
A boy trapped in a cave near New Philadelphia Ohio was told by Hinckley fire chief Paul Chodera he must exit the same way he entered. The group, en route to a historical site, faced near freezing temperatures as parents rushed to the scene after a bus tire failure and the boy’s detention in a foster home.
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Chodera
Underground Railroad
New Philadelphia
Ohio
Whipp
Raymond Baetzold
Cleveland
Cuyahoga County
Baetzold
Morris
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James Suter
Red Party
Armed Services
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Miss Arkansas
LBJ
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