Former Wisconsin man stranded after losing Phoenix apartment
Charles Rowland, 48, a Wisconsin native who sold his Appleton photo finishing business, moved to Phoenix and checked into a hotel. He rented one month’s advance, drove around 14 hours seeking the apartment on move day, and notified a local newspaper. The manager then called him. the apartment was two blocks from his hotel.
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Phoenix
Charles Rowland
Appleton
Wisc
Arizona
Rowland
Transplant Might Have Kept Ike Alive
Dr. Denton A Cooley, renowned Houston heart specialist, says Eisenhower might have survived with a heart transplant. He noted limited donors and that only one transplant occurred in three months. Cooley spoke in San Francisco about his work and emphasized organ donation.
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Houston
Eisenhower
Cooley
San Francisco
Conley
Mester
Coolay
Houston trustees grant honorary high school diploma
Rice University acting president Frank E. Vandiver, who skipped high school, was awarded an honorary high school diploma by a unanimous vote of Houston school trustees. Vandiver, 43, holds a UT master's and a Tulane doctorate, and favors Robert E. Lee as his high school preference.
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Rice University
Frank E. Vandiver
Vandiver
University of Texas
Tulane University
Wagner Considers Run for New York City Mayor
Robert F. Wagner expected to announce a bid for a fourth mayoral term in New York City this year. A close source says he has raised about 1 million dollars and faces no immediate obstacles besides personal considerations. If he enters, he would join nine announced candidates including Mayor John V. Lindsay. Wagner left the race in 1965 after three terms and served as ambassador to Spain for three years.
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Robert F. Wagner
New York City
Wagner
City Hall
John V. Lindsay
Spain
Saginaw Won't Accept UN-America City Award
Mayor Henry Marsh planned to refuse an award from Lock Magazine designating Saginaw Michigan as an UN-America City over a seward article. Kerry Werle said Marsh, who is Black, finds the magazine's negative remarks hypocritical and would accept the award from the National Municipal League instead.
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Lock
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Kerry Werle
March
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National Municipal League
Agnew Greeter Dashes Between Airports For Eisenhower Funeral
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew acted as the nation’s top greeter to foreign leaders attending President Eisenhower’s funeral. He met 15 overseas delegations, including leaders of Iran and Belgium, and waited at Dulles until 3 am for a late Israeli premier arrival, asserting it was his duty to do it.
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Belgium
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Dulles International
Zalman Shazar
Israel
State Department
Vietnam War toll tops Korea in U S costs
In Saigon figures show Vietnam has surpassed Korea as the costliest U S foreign conflict. Maj Gen Raymond Davis suggests invading Laos and northern Vietnam to shorten the war while stressing the aim to defeat the North Vietnamese army. The toll includes over 210 000 wounded and thousands of Korean casualties. locational bases Bien Hoa Long Binh.
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Pilot Woman Slightly Hurt In Copter Crash Landing
A helicopter owned by Jet Propulsion Laboratory crash landed on a Hollywood street after clipping a power line. Pilot Glen Edwards and driver Blanche Pleman suffered minor injuries. Edwards was treated for cuts and a possible back sprain while Pleman remained shaken.
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UPI
Studdenly
Hollywood
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Blanche Plomen
Griffith Park Boulevard
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Pasadena
Culver City
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Central Receiving Hospital
Four days of antiwar protests sweep across U.S.
NEW YORK AND Newark NJ UPI reports four days of antiwar demonstrations to revive the peace movement amid Nixon's policy. Events include death matches at draft boards teach outs at labs guerrilla theater and large marches in at least 16 cities including New York Chicago Los Angeles Atlanta and San Francisco. Tens of thousands are expected in New York's Sixth Avenue march.
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Vietnam
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Atlanta
San Francisco
Eric Weinberger
Sixth Avenue
Arsenic in Kern Water Warned for North Edwards
Kern County health officials warn North Edwards residents not to drink local water due to high arsenic levels. About 100 to 400 people affected. Health officer Dr Owen Kearns said supply contains about 15 milligrams per liter, far above the 0.5 mg/L limit. He noted arsenic is a body accumulator yet natural in origin and not easy to remove.
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Here
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Kearns
Keams
Navy Court Completes Pueblo Fact-Finding
CORONADO UP I says the five admiral court finished findings of fact on the North Korean seizure of the USS Pueblo. Findings cover what happened Jan 23 1968 and what was seized with 3400 pages of testimony reviewed over eight weeks. Findings will be sent to Adm John Hyland for action and may reach Nixon before completion.
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Adm
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