Ike's Illness Diagnosed as Heart Attack at March Base
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower, 77, is hospitalized at March Air Force Base after a mild heart attack. Aide confirms the event as a myocardial infarction, the third since 1955, with plans to transfer to Walter Reed for convalescence.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
March Air Force Base Hospital
Eisenhower
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Washington
Mamie
Gettysburg
Eldorado Country Club
Palm Desert
March Air Base
Walter Reed
Johnson
Europe
Air Force
Rockefeller Wins Massachusetts Write-In For Republican Nomination
In Boston AP Rockefeller leads mass write in votes to claim 84 Massachusetts delegates on first Republican ballot. McCarthy tops Democratic votes with 72 delegates. Nixon Reagan Kennedy volatile in Republican write ins as Volpe ballots held on. Final results show Rockefeller ahead with Nixon third and McCarthy strong in Democratic counts.
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Massachusetts
Rockefeller
Eugene J. McCarthy
McCarthy
Richard M. Nixon
Ronald Reagan
Robert F. Kennedy
John A. Volpe
Volpe
Democratic
Johnson
Kennedy
Humphrey
Nixon
Sen
Rockefeller urges Asian council to ease Vietnam crisis
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller in a foreign policy address calls for reversing Americanization of the Vietnam war, convening a council of Asian nations to foster economic progress and stability. He urges Saigon to mobilize its manpower, warns against North Vietnam escalation, and supports a settlement based on political process and regional security.
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
Vietnam
World Affairs Council of
Rockefeller
Johnson
South Vietnam
Southeast Asia
Richard M. Nixon
Great Crescent
Japan
India
Iran
China
United States
Fat high school teacher battles weight loss plan
LARSEPUR California AP a fat woman gym teacher criticized by Redwood High School Principal Donald Kreps as a living hypocrisy of what she’s teaching is fighting the battle of the bulge and should be back to her normal weight by mid November a doctor says Elizabeth Blodgett 41 was dismissed by the principal a special school board hearing was requested and Dr Wendell Howard Butler testified that she has lost 94 pounds in 16 weeks. He said she should reach a weight normal for her 5 foot 7 inch height by mid November
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Larsepur
Calif
Elizabeth Blodgett
Redwood High School
Princpal
Donald Kreps
Miss Blodgett
Wendell Howard Butler
New Mexico 52 to Open for Limited Civilian Traffic
White Sands officials announce NM 52 across the southern missile range will open for escorted civilian convoys this weekend with specific times to be announced. No weapons or cameras allowed.
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N.M
New Mexico
White Sands Missile Range
New
Mexico
New Mexico Missile Range
Forest Park Tot Lot Full Of Critters
Rosie Lister describes Forest Park’s new tot lot where about 100 Ottawa children explored the spring mounted animal figures including hippos rhinoceroses and rabbits. The fenced playground features a red slide a tunnel iron pipes a dragon head and a cannon overlook with various rides like a merry-go-round teeter totter and swings.
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Forest Park
Rosie Lister
Ottawa
Hippo
Shelter House
Weather forecast for Topeka and Kansas
The Weather Bureau predicts high temperatures near 90 across Kansas with sunny warm conditions and southeasterly winds. Tonight partly cloudy then cooler Thursday with a few widely scattered thundershowers possible in the northwest and north central areas. Overnight lows 44 to 54, highs today 81 to 88, and Tuesday 85 with a 10 percent precipitation chance Thursday.
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Wichita
Hughes plans buy two casinos to lead Las Vegas market
Nevada Gaming Commission approves Howard Hughes purchase of Stardust Hotel and Silver Slipper Casino for 36 million dollars. The deal makes Hughes the top casino owner in Las Vegas, controlling 14.3 percent of Nevada gross gaming revenue and employing 66 percent of nearby hotel workers.
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Howard Hughes
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Carson City
Nevada
Rockefeller Entering Race Upset for Nixon Victory
GOP leaders hail Nelson Rockefeller entry as candidate but doubt he can overtake Richard Nixon. Reagan says Rockefeller debate will prevent a rushed nomination. Nixon expects a lively convention. Kennedy and McCarthy comment on Republican choice while Lindsay Romney Brooke weigh Rockefeller’s path and experience.
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
Happy
Albany
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Reagan
Sacramento
Rockefeller
McCarthy
John V. Lindsay
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