Army general's health remains guarded after heart attack
Washington reports doctors at Walter Reed Army Medical Center released a bulletin saying General Dwight D. Eisenhower's condition is critical but following a favorable trend in heart rhythm. They termed survival prospects unpredictable and left open whether his status would worsen or improve as reporters pressed for details.
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Washington
Dwight D. Hisen
Reed General Hospital
Eisenhower
Associated Press
Amarillo Man Receives Heart Transplant
A 50 year old shoe salesman from Amarillo became the world's 32nd heart recipient in a Texas Heart Institute operation in Houston. The donor was Mrs. Gasper Geaconne Jr., a 37 year old Houston mother of two. The operation followed another transplant earlier, in which an 11 year old girl named Maria Giannaris received a heart from James Dudley Herron II. Doctors hailed the start of a busy program, while Eisenhower’s condition remained critical in a separate update.
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Houston
Carl van Bates
Amarillo
Tex
Texas Heart Institute
Gasper Kk. Geaccone Jr
St. Luke’s Episcopal Hospital
Geaccone
Bonnie Bates
Dr. Conley
Bates
Maria
Nick A. Giannaris
James Dudley Herron II
James Dudley Herron
Purdue University
Lafayette
Ind
Brookltyn
Cooley
LBJ Neighbor Denies Land Was For Sale
STONEWALL Texas AP one of President Johnsons neighbors whose ranch offered for 1.5 million in a Wall Street Journal ad denies it was for sale Paul Reagan of Big Spring says no property is for sale He says he sold Johnson about 200 acres in 1966 through a middle man The Reagan ranch near Pedernales River is described as having a mile of common fence on the east side of LBJ Ranch Arthur Stehling a Fredericksburg banker says he and a partner leased the ranch for nine years and run cattle on it.
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Tex
Johnson
Wall Street Journal
Paul Reagan
Big Spring
Pedernales
K’” Realty
Sherman
Worth Peeler
Reagan
LBJ
Peeler
Reagan Place
Marie Rowland
Rowland
Feeler
Arthur Stehling
Fredericksburg
Reagan Ranch
Prague Sits For Dual Federation Amid Soviet Pressure
Prague sees a dualistic federation plan approved by the Czech National Council as CTK reports Parliament will endorse on Oct 28. A CTK poll shows more Czechoslovaks favor loans from capitalist nations over the Soviet Union to bolster the economy. Pravda warns against anti Prague campaigns and vows vigilance against capitalist erosion.
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Prague
Czech National Council
Czechoslovakia
CTK
Bohemia and
Moravia
Soviet Union
Czechoslovak Academy of Sciences
Dem Pros Predict Humphrey Nomination Victory Secured
Within Odessa American political briefs, insiders forecast Hubert Humphrey to secure the Democratic nomination with strong momentum. The piece notes party professionals, regional sentiment, and anticipated wind in the coming conventions.
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Humphrey
Cong Suffer Heavy Losses In Fighting
Allied forces report killing over 700 enemy soldiers in three days of attacks and counterthrusts from the Cambodian border to the northern frontier. An allied unit 15 miles south of Da Nang was overrun, with 10 U.S. Marines and 24 South Vietnamese defenders killed. A relief force could not reach them. U.S. air and artillery drove off more than 300 attackers. no enemy casualties reported. McGovern at platform hearings urged halting war and shifting support to non Communist South Vietnamese elements.
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da Nang
U.S
Ennemy High Command
Paris
Sirco
Tay Ninh
U.S. 25Th Infantry
Miliee
Dean
Demos Urge Halt to Bombing and Troop Cut Back
Platform panel demos critics urge ending bombing of North Vietnam and reducing U S forces in South Vietnam from 450000 to 250000. The audience applauded as Sen McGovern and Sen Nelson urged policy shifts on Southeast Asia.
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North Vietnam
U.S
Gaylord Nelson
Wisconsin
McGovern
Sen. J
Hale Boggs
D-La
Democratic Platform Committee
Washington
Johnson Rejects Deeper Vietnam Steps in Detroit Speech
President Johnson, addressing a Veterans of Foreign Wars convention in Detroit, rejected a total bombing halt and any further de escalation until Hanoi shows genuine intent to end the fighting. He accused North Vietnam of ignoring U S moves and warned critics in his party that the next move must come from Hanoi. He pressed that stability and peace require Hanoi's clear, serious de escalation before U S action proceeds, and defended current policy as president.
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Johnson
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Veterans of Foreign Wars
United States
Eugene J. McCarthy
George McGovern
Vietnam
Asia
Texas
Washington
U.S
Shome
White House
Forefathers Were Real Humorous In Brownwood
In Brownwood Texas officials opened the cornerstone of the old city hall with about 75 attendees. The 1917 cornerstone yielded nothing but an empty cavity and one official quipped that the forefathers must have had a sense of humor.
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Brownwood, Tex
Brownwood
Old City Hall
The Quipster Life at Eighty Turns Grim
The quipster notes life darkens with age eighty and beyond as a police car looms behind, a grim reminder of aging and surveillance in modern society.
Two Farmers Die as Twister Hits Marinette County
A midwest twister killed two farmers at their Marinette County home as violent storms swept across the region overnight. Heavy rains and hail accompanied the tornadoes, with power outages reported in northern Wisconsin and damage including destroyed farm buildings and overturned mobile homes. Temperatures rose into the 70s and 80s elsewhere as storms moved east.
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Marinette
Marinette County
Eagle River Country Club
Wisconsin
Central
Nixon Says LBJ Refusal Realistic
Republican candidate and former vice president Richard M. Nixon defended President Johnsons stance as realistic amid calls to de escalate Vietnam. He said a bombing halt should not occur unilaterally without enemy moves and stressed protecting American troops, noting Johnson reported no change in the war situation.
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Columbus
Ohio
Richard M. Nixon
Johnson
Nixon
United States
Warm Weather To Continue In Permian Basin
The forecast calls for little change in the Permian Basin weather through Wednesday with partly cloudy skies and a slight chance of isolated afternoon and nighttime thundershowers. Temperatures near 90 are expected in Odessa today and Wednesday, as an upper trough from Louisiana moves into the Texas coast bringing more shower activity. Tropicals moisture from Hyacinth spread into South Texas, with thundershowers minimal in North Texas. Rainfall was light Monday along the Gulf Coast and in parts of Texas, with a measurable 0.02 inch in Galveston and temperatures ranging from 100 in Cotulla to 81 in Alpine.
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Cotulla
Alpine
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