Eisenhower Stable After New Heart Attack At Hospital
President Eisenhower, 77, suffered chest pains at 5:15 a.m. CDT and was hospitalized at Walter Reed Army Hospital. Officials say the condition is stable, comfortable, and free of pain after a new heart attack, his sixth in 13 years. He remains under treatment following prior infarctions and had appeared alert at the Republican National Convention before falling ill.
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Three die in Ector County smashup near Penwell
A weekend head on collision about five miles west of Penwell on U S 80 raised the toll to three with the deaths of Daniel Gallas 17 Monahans Kenneth Golden 16 Monahans and Joel Flores 63 Monahans. Lucas Jaquez 23 Monahans survived in serious condition. Investigators said Golden drove the auto in which Gallas rode as a passenger. Flores was a passenger in the pickup driven by Jaquez. Texas Highway Patrol continued the probe and possible charges may follow.
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Congressman Denies Charge in Magazine
New York AP reports Representative Cornelius Gallagher of New Jersey denies Life Magazine’s charges that he aided a Cosa Nostra gang. Gallagher accuses the article of falsehoods and has called for a Hudson County grand jury probe into the allegations. The Life piece links Gallagher to Joe Zicarelli and various crime ties, including a 1962 disappearance tied to an ice cream stand in Gallagher’s district.
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France Joins UN in protest over Israel raid
In Saigon, U S air cavalry found 12 Viet Cong bodies after helicopter assault along the Oriental River. France joined the UN debate condemning Israel over the raid as the Security Council discussed charges and reprisals.
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Slain Patrolman Voice Heard In Black Panther Trial
Jurors hear a recorded voice of a patrolman slain in the Black Panther leader's murder trial as trial proceedings unfold. Separately, Roger Maris announces retirement at season's end in baseball news.
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Johnson enters Texas hospital for annual health exam
President Johnson and Mrs Johnson fly to Brooke Army Medical Center in San Antonio for a routine annual health checkup. Vice Admiral Barkley and White House officials describe the stay as a standard part of the medical examination cycle. No on scene coverage is allowed. briefings will be provided from Hemisfair press center as the trip coincides with Congress in recess and the Miami Beach convention.
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Why Are Public Officials Called Civil Servants
A witty remark about public offices prompts reflection on the term civil servant and its meaning in relation to government work. The comment suggests skepticism about how public workers are labeled and perceived in daily administration.
Train Crash In Florida Injures 125
In Winter Haven Florida two Silver Meteor trains collided head on in an orange grove causing 125 injuries. Twenty seven admitted to hospitals and one critically hurt as officials cite a possible faulty switch or dispatching error amid centralized traffic control.
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Nixon hits 601 on first ballot in GOP race
Nixon leads with 601 expected first-ballot votes as the Republican field solidifies toward a 1323 delegate threshold. Rockefeller has 352, Reagan 170, others 95 with uncommitted at 114. Rhodes and Romney remain favorites in key states.
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Spy Satellite Launch Reveals Secret Mission at Cape Kennedy
In a rare secret launch, the Air Force sent a new experimental spy satellite named Spook Bird into a high orbit from Cape Kennedy at 6 08 a m CDT. Officials say the mission could yield vast intelligence on Russia, China, Southeast Asia, and other hotspots while newsmen were not pre-briefed.
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Nixon Seeks Harmony as Rockefeller Gains Delegates
Nixon avoided California travel citing party unity as Rockefeller wins key Washington support. Evans backs Rockefeller while Nixon eyes possible running mate timing. Abernathy endorses Rockefeller, urging unity for a Republican comeback. Nixon predicts an early ballot victory but weighs a postconvention trip and ally naming.
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Light Showers Hit Permian Basin Amid Sparse Rain
A weak shower pattern brushed parts of the Permian Basin on Monday with only Seminole reporting measurable rainfall of 0.04 inch. Alpine, Andrews and Monahans saw a few drops as radar indicated light showers mainly over ranch country. Gulf moisture kept damp air in, with a 10 percent chance of isolated showers through Wednesday. Odessa reached 91 degrees, with similar highs forecast.
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Forecast for region with showers through Wednesday
Partly cloudy with temperature changes and a chance of isolated afternoon and nighttime thunderstorms today through Wednesday. Southerly winds around 8 to 10 miles per hour. Precipitation probability about 10 percent today and Wednesday.
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