Clinton's Brother Welcomes Baby Boy in May Birth
Tony Rodham wedding at the White House is noted as Clinton family event. Tyler Cassidy Clinton, son of Roger and Molly Martin Clinton, born May 12, with both parents and baby reported to be doing well. The Clintons’ family ties expand as the president becomes an uncle and prepares to become a brother-in-law.
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Dallas
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Lattimore
Clinton jokes about presidential run with gossip columnists
Hillary Rodham Clinton hosts a tea with four gossip columnists at the Waldorf Astoria. She jokes the idea of her candidacy is absurd while teasing The New Yorker story about her presidential ambitions. The guests include Cindy Adams Linda Stasi Liz Smith and Jeannie Williams.
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Daily News
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Newsday
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USA Today
Schwarzkopf Undergoes Prostate Surgery at Walter Reed
Gen. H Norman Schwarzkopf had prostate cancer surgery Wednesday at Walter Reed Army Medical Center in Washington He is to be seen tonight in a taped two hour CBS Reports documentary titled D Day The statement clarifies his condition and appearance in the program.
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Barbra Streisand Concert Postponed Over Vocal Strain
Public affairs office reports Barbra Streisand will postpone her Arrowhead Pond show after medical advice. Doctors say Streisand faced potential vocal damage, while Streisand’s spokesman Sunshine notes 13,000 ticket holders are affected and fans may travel from abroad for the performance. General Norman Schwarzkopf, retired in 1991, is cited for separate medical optimism by Dr. David McLeod at Walter Reed.
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Streisand Tour Up In Air After Vocal Cord Illness
Barbra Streisand canceled her West Coast stop due to viral tracheolaryngitis inflaming vocal cords. A spokesman said other dates may be jeopardized and that she rests at home under doctors orders with a Friday show decision pending based on her recovery.
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Judd vows love amid Wynonna Judd pregnancy news
Naomi Judd expressed unconditional support for Wynonna's unwed pregnancy in Albany Georgia, saying her daughter will be raised in a loving family. Wynonna disclosed the pregnancy last month and indicated she may not marry Arch Kelley II, the child's father.
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Judd Judd
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Montana teen wins national geography bee prize
Anders Knospe a 14 year old from Bozeman Montana won the sixth annual geography bee earning 25000 with correct responses about Portugal China and Russia He beat finalists Michael Bebow and Jeorse Lund and received a 25000 prize while Bebow earned 15000 and Lund 10000 for second and third place respectively Contes tants faced questions on maps borders and geography with Amtrak and National Geographic Society co sponsoring the event.
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Henderson
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National Geographic
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Anders
Grosvenor
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Phoenix
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Johnson Acquitted in Senate Impeachment Trial Ended
On May 26, 1868, the Senate impeachment trial of President Andrew Johnson ended with his acquittal after failing to reach the two thirds needed for conviction. In Arizona history, the Pima County board barred mining camp saloons lacking police forces, and in 1521 Martin Luther was banned by the Edict of Worms for his beliefs and writings.
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Andrew Johnson
Arizona
Pima
First armed robbery shocks Cook Islands in 1965 era
The Cook Islands reported its first armed robbery last summer as a local man stole about $24,000 from a hotel. USA Today noted in October that two soccer coaches at Smith Academy Hatfield were pressured to resign after allowing older players to humiliate younger ones with wedgies.
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