Johnson Hospitalized After Illness at White House
President Lyndon B. Johnson was admitted to a Washington hospital at 2:55 a.m. after experiencing throat and chest pains. Doctors described his heart as normal and said he would remain hospitalized about five days, with a temporary White House office set up on the 17th floor.
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Navy
Constitution Ave
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Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
St. Paul
Minn
Secret Service
W. J. Gould
New York
George G. Barkley
Maryland
Maryland Mounain
Lawmakershide holdings in state regulated activities
More than 60 percent of New York legislators hold investments in state regulated sectors such as banking utilities and insurance. The Eth ics Law requires filing by January 15 listing holdings over or under 5000 dollars, including spouses and children. Several leaders report holdings and related positions, with AT T and Niagara Mohawk among frequent names.
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American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Consolidated Edition Co
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp
Assembly
Cadets Resign as Air Force Academy Probes Cheating
The Air Force Academy reports 29 cadet resignations amid a classroom cheating probe that began Monday. Maj. Gen. Warren says most cadets aren’t under investigation, with athletes and top students among those involved. The academy aims to publish a full report in two to three weeks.
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Air Force Academy
Richard Haney
U.S. Military Academy
West Point
Haney
Robert H. Warren
Warren
Academy
Air Force
Kennedy proposes nationwide bail reform in U S
Sen. Robert F. Kennedy urges a nationwide reform of bail laws and greater use of summons instead of arrests. He says bail should ensure the accused appears at trial and warns small reforms can save lives careers and money.
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Bobby
Louisville
Robert F. Kennedy
Dn.y
Buddhists Storm U.S. Center in Hue Hue Demonstrations Turn Violent
A mob of about 3,000 Buddhists and youths marched to the U.S. Information Service building in Hue, smashing windows and burning books. About 100 rioters attacked the library after the main march. One American inside the building reported no police quelling the attack. Paratroopers clashed with monks at Buddhist headquarters in Saigon as security forces moved to avert further unrest.
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U.S. Information Service
Hue
Here
Maxwell D. Taylor
U.S
Samuel Thompson
William Stubbs
U.S. Information Agency
Viet Nam
Nguyen Chanh Thi
Saigon
U. S
Thich Thien Binh
South Viet Nam
Johnson
Condition Of Churchill Is Deteriorating
London AP reports Sir Winston Churchill's condition worsened Friday after a stroke but he remained stable with no new deterioration. The medical bulletin noted a restful day and announced another update, as Churchill faced a gradual decline with his 82 year old physician detailing the evolving state.
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Winston Churchill
Statesman
Churchill
Lord Moran
Winston
Minnie Churchill
Winston Spencer Churchill
Piers Dixon
Edwina Sandys
Randolph
School Lockers Yield Weapons In Police Raid
Police raided 14 Bertie Backus Junior High lockers after tips identified weapons. Found included two loaded .22 revolvers one homemade zip gun a straight razor two switchblade knives eight inch blades stilettos scissors steak knife lino leum knife homemade brass knuckles and toy pistols. Students and parents were subpoenaed to a detective bureau meeting to discuss the contrived after school rumble linked to a beat down after a basketball game between Backus and Paul Junior High.
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Bertie Backus Junior High School
Detective Bureau Squadron Room
Backus
Paul
Couple marks 70th wedding anniversary in Waverly
Mr and Mrs John J Weller celebrate their 70th wedding anniversary in Waverly Pa They wed January 23 1895 when he was 19 and she 16 The couple formerly ran a feed store in Athens Pa and later operated the Chemung Hotel
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Waverly
John J. Weller
Weller
Athens
Chemung Hotel
Luci Johnson Explores Roman Catholic Instruction
Washington reports 17 year old Luci Baines Johnson has begun Roman Catholic instruction. White House confirms it as personal religious exploration not a conversion, with details limited. Luci attends Episcopal schools and attends services with the Johnson family while consideration of future study remains unsettled.
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Young Betz’ College
Luci
Johnson
Christian Church Disciples of Christ
Lynda Bird
National Cathedral School
Johnsons
Betz
Johnson Ranch
White House
Marquette University
Milwaukee
Wis
Washington
Beth Jenkins
Walter Jenkins
Marquette
Cropseyville Man Killed in Route 2 Collision
Andrew Grimm age 53 of Cropseyville dies after a collision Friday night between his automobile and a truck on Route 2 near the Rensselaer County community.
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Cropseyville, N.Y
Andrew Grimm
Cropseyville
Rensselaer County
Stormy Weather Hits Eastern Half of Nation
A broad winter storm swept the eastern half of the nation bringing snow sleet and strong winds from the Rockies to New York State. Nebraska saw up to seven inches with two to four inches extending eastward into Michigan while eastern Colorado highways closed. Four El Dorado Kansas men died in a light plane crash near Syracuse Kansas amid the storm.
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Midwest
New York State
Nebraska
Lower
Michigan
Kansas
Colorado
la Junta
Colo
Oklahoma Panhandle
el Dorado
Kan
Syracuse
Colorado Line
Prospect
Weather Bureau
Southland
Louisiana
Alabama
Shrewport
New Orleans
Mobile
Ala
Mississippi
Middle Atlantic
Pacific Coast
New England
Western New York Braces for Snow Storm Heavy Winds
A night long snow storm blasted Western New York with up to eight inches of new snow and drifts up to two feet. Freezing rain and sleet disrupted power and led to numerous car skids while Buffalo Airport operations remained unaffected. Ice felled lines near Falconer and Jamestown. police reported impassable secondary roads in Orleans County.
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Buffalo
N.Y
New York
Orleans County
Adirondacks
New York City
Falconer
Jamestown
Dunkirk
Rochester NAACP to Start Court Action
Rochester NAACP vows to refile a long delayed lawsuit charging the city school board with de facto segregation. President Robert Thodes said the group will present the case in court on May 11, criticizing the board’s steps as tokenism.
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Rochester, N.Y
NAACP
Robert Thodes
Johnson Hospitalized After Respiratory Infection
President Johnson is hospitalized in Bethesda, Maryland, with a respiratory infection a month after doctors said he was in excellent physical shape. His medical history includes a 1955 heart attack, a kidney ailment, sun-related skin growths removed in December, and bronchiectasis.
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Washington
Johnson
White House
U.S. Naval Hospital
Bethesda
Bedridden LBJ Teases Return in Surprise Press Conference
President Johnson, confined to bed with a respiratory infection, held a brief bedside news conference to say he could return to the office if needed. He appeared weak, with a hoarse voice and coughing, noting his fatigue from days without rest or meals and urging caution in his routine.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
LBJ’s Frantic Inauguration Pace Amid Hospital Move
Johnson tests limits of stamina during an intense inaugural week. He endures cold venues, greets marching band members, and dances at five inaugural balls despite a diagnosed respiratory illness and a 1955 heart attack history.
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