Posthumous Eisenhower Book Due
Dwight D. Eisenhower was working on a reflective book about the Atlantic alliance and other topics until five weeks before his death. More than 20 000 words were written, with a manuscript to be reviewed by Eisenhower's son John and a few letters included. A publication date hasn't been set but could be early next year.
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York
Dwipht D. Eisenhaweer
Athantic Alliance
Marehay
MO Doubledas A Co
Eisenower
Walter Reed General Hospital
Stuvuel Vauphan
Doubleday
Khevin McCann
Vaughan
Hisene Llower
John
Beccome
Yenhower
Explosion at Swiss nitrate plant kills nine and injures forty
An explosion at a Dottikon nitrate plant near Aarau in the morning killed nine people and left forty wounded. The blast shattered windows up to five miles away and caused fires in a nearby forest as ambulances and police swarmed the industrial village. Police noted safety measures prevented further disaster. cause unknown, marking Switzerland's third major explosion this year.
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Aarau
Switzerland
Dottikon
Cone Trary Do
Lausanne
Fugitive from Mexican jail escapes and seeks extradition
Dykes Askew Simmons, condemned in Mexico for killing three, escaped Monterrey prison dressed as a woman with help from fellow inmates. He crossed into Texas by car and flew to Los Angeles with his lawyer. Washington said no extradition action order yet. Authorities note earlier misidentification by a witness questioning the death sentence validity.
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Los Angeles
Aly
Simons
Simmons
Monterrey
Texas
Los Aneles
Karlingen
Dennis Prederickson
Beverly Iiis
Tex
Nucoprare Adobe
Im Washinton
State Department
Mexico
Washington
Aueva Leon
Pates
Illeda Perez Villacomez
Marta
Manuel
Hilda
Execution Of Sirhan Left In Jury's Hands
The state will not seek the death penalty for Sirhan Bishara Sirhan in the Kennedy assassination trial but will suggest it as appropriate. Final arguments near after witnesses and jury instructions, with three defense lawyers and Deputy DA David Fitts presenting during the closing phase. If convicted of first degree murder, life or death options possible. other verdicts include second degree murder, manslaughter, or acquittal. Sirhan faces possible placement in Vacaville's isolated facility with parole review after seven years.
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Los Angeles
Sirhan Bishara Sirhan
Robert F. Kennedy
Lyon D. Compton
Leonard Olinger
Werbert V. Walker
David Fitts
Depuuty
Russell F. Parsons
Emile Zola Berman
Grant Cooper
Compton
California
Sirhan
Vacaville
Adult Authority
Driver Injured In U S 40 Wreck In Jefferson Area
Wayne D. Muffer of Jefferson sustained minor injuries when his car hit another at the U S 40 and U S 40 A intersection. Patricia A. Kline, 115 Kline Blvd, was the other driver and was charged with failure to grant the right of way. Huffer faced a speed charge. Henry Shell of Mt Airy wrecked his car on Md 144 while testing it.
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Jefferson Area
U.S. 40
Wayne D. Muffer
RFD 1
Jefferson
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Huffer
Us. 40
Patricia A. Kline
Kline Blvd
Henry Shell
Mtairy
MD. 144
Lidgeville
Maryland seeks black admissions officer for college post
University of Maryland in College Park plans to hire a black admissions officer to improve communication with black students. Director G Wy Algire notes the staff is seven whites and says recruiting on race was recognized recently. The move follows HEW guidance urging greater integration in state schools.
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College Park
University of Maryland
G. Wy Algire
Maryland
Whlte
Algire
Alvire
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Doctor Performs Fourth Heart Transplant in South Africa
Cape Town AP reports Dr. Christiaan Barnard completed his fourth heart transplant. The patient’s name was not released and he will occupy the same sterile suite used by Dr. Philip Blaiberg, the longest surviving transplant subject, who underwent surgery by Barnard on January 2, 1968.
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Cape Town
South Africa
Christiaan N. Barenard
Philip Blaiberg
Barnard
Blaiberg
Louis Washeskansky
Washekansky
Safeguard signals under fire from McGovern
Senator McGovern assails the Safeguard anti missile system citing shifting admin rationales as defense officials highlight Soviet triple warhead tests on the SS 9. He warns about misrepresented first strike threats while noting U S submarine second strike capability. The piece also reports figures on Soviet SS 18 deployments and U S missile inventories.
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Richard B. Russell
Ds Ga
Senate
Henry M, Jackson
D-Wash
Mia
Nixon
Defense
Jackson
United States
Russell
McGovern
SSO
U.S
Safegmard
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Dn Tier
Toom
Duraclean
D&j
Mt, Airy, Md
Quynn
East Patrick ST
A. I. Root
Sani-Blu
Holland
Boving
Scott Products
Ortho Line
Miller Products
Gladiolus
Burpee
Aterials
Tron
Chelate Tree
Treeland Nurseries
Route
Frederick, Md
Routzahn
Rovtzahn
Epartment
Hglaugh
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