Nixon's White House doctor vows renewed effort on rest
Dr. Walter R. Tkach, 56, the White House physician and former Seventh Air Force commander, says he will again urge Richard M. Nixon to take time for relaxation. The Air Force brigadier general recalls decades of service from Eisenhower to the Nixon presidency and notes his recent first aid at events aboard Air Force One and for staff injuries.
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Kennedy Favorite for 1976 Nomination Dominates Poll
Gallup poll finds Sen Edward Kennedy leading Democrats for 1976 with 40 percent, George Wallace second at 16 percent. Kennedy bests Spiro Agnew 51-38 and John Connally 50-36 in hypothetical GOP matchups. Muskie 9 percent. Humphrey and McGovern 8 percent each. Survey included 1,566 adults, with 659 Democrats used for nomination results.
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South Dakota
See How They Run at Miami Summer Theatre Fails to Impress
Journal critic Larry Moore savages Phillip King’s See How They Run in a Miami University Summer Theatre revival. He cites tired plot devices, mismatched 1940s references, sluggish pacing, and underwhelming direction and cast, noting only Sally Ann Carson’s occasional humor and Charles Williams’ late-entry relief. The show runs Thursday to Saturday at 8:30 p.m. in the Center for the Performing Arts.
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EPA set hearings on variances for six Ohio plants
Public hearings will be held later this month by the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency for six lime and stone plants seeking variances from state pollution laws. The hearings aim to determine whether the facilities may operate under adjusted emissions rules.
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Preparation H Enables Shrinking Swollen Hemorrhoidal Tissues
Doctors report tests on hundreds of patients show Preparation H provides hours of relief from burning itch and pain without narcotics or anes thetics. The medication lubricates to protect inflamed surfaces and eases bowel movements. available as ointment or suppositories.
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