Nixon First To Visit All Fifty States
President Nixon becomes the first U.S. president to visit all 50 states while in office. He flew to Delaware for Republican fundraisers on a 34 hour helicopter trip to Greenville to meet chairs of 500 a plate salutes to the President dinners in 22 cities on November 9. The White House says the party paid for the trip, which drew aides and political operatives.
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Washington
Nixon
Delaware
Greenville
Del
White House
John Rollins
John N. Mitchell
Robert J. Dole
Kansas
GOP
Harry Dent
Republican Party
National Committee
Ronald L. Ziegler
Ziegler
Army Recruits to receive cold virus vaccine this year
The Army will immunize recruits with a new vaccine to combat two adenoviruses causing common cold like illnesses during basic training. Tests at Walter Reed showed the vaccine reduced widespread respiratory infections among recruits, though officials caution it is not a civilian cold cure.
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Washington
Army Surgeon General
Army
Walter Reed Medical Center
Phillip Winter
Surgeon General
Winter
Eisenhower Museum to reopen after expansion in Abilene
The Eisenhower Center in Abilene Kansas announces the Eisenhower Museum will reopen after a 18 month remodeling. Rededication is set for October 14 with Mamie Eisenhower Gen Lauris Norstad and invited President Nixon family connections noted. The center includes Eisenhower birthplace Place of Meditation and library.
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Abilene
Kan
Eisenhower Center
Dwight David Eisenhower
Eisenhower Museum
Eisenhower
Mamie Eisenhower
Lauris Norstad
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Nixon
Julie
David
Kansas Plains
Eisenower
William K. Jones
Campaign Visits Costly To City
Portland Mayor Terry Schrank warned the city cannot afford future presidential campaign visits after a 24 hour Nixon visit cost 12 000 for police overtime. He urged the federal government to reimburse cities for protective services if candidates are to be protected.
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Portland
Ore
Terry Schrank
Schrank
Nixon
Schrunk
William Mitchell Enrolls At Columbia College in 1971
William Mitchell son of Mr and Mrs Clyde Mitchell of 1033 W Harwood St enrolls for the 1971 72 fall semester at Columbia College a coed liberal arts college in Colum bia Mitchell is a Mexico High School graduate.
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William Mitchell
Clyde Mitchell
W. Harwood St
Columbia College
Columbia
Mitchell
Mexico High School
Mrs Meals Honored as Leader of American Elementary Education
Vera Meals formerly a Mexico teacher from 1955 to 1963 and now at Renick has been chosen a Leader of American Elementary Education for 1971. Boone Countian, she is the former Vera Wilhite, widow of a Moberly Junior High teacher. Meals has 26 years teaching, most recently in Renick and Moberly after stints in Hardin and at Moberly.
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Meals
Everett
Vera) Meals
Mexico
Renick
Boone Countian
Vera Wilhite
William A
Cora Cochran Wilhite
Moberly
Russian Asylum Request Shocks Belgium Amid Spy Fallout
An employee of the Soviet commercial mission in Belgium sought asylum in Brussels. Police identified him as Anatole Tcharikoff, who allegedly stole a car from the mission and prompted a Soviet Embassy complaint. A Brussels paper linked the defection to Britain’s expulsion of 105 alleged spies, noting police searches and possible ties to the espionage case.
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Brussels
Belgium
Britain
Anatole Tcharikoff
Foreign Affairs Ministry
de Standaard
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