Eisenhower Hospitalized After Chest Discomfort At Desert Visit
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower was flown to a hospital by helicopter after reporting chest discomfort following golf. An aide said doctors ordered observation and bed rest. Mamie Eisenhower did not accompany him. a routine checkup was cited by Air Force officials.
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Police Clear Columbia Sit-in as Hundreds Are Detained
Police evicted protesters from Columbia University after a six day occupation of Low Library and other buildings. About 700 others including newsmen were cleared. 500 protesters faced arrests with some handcuffed and injured amid clashes. University officials defended the action to restore campus order.
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Students For A Democratic Society
Harlem
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Grayson Kirk
David Truman
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Board of Trustees
Xeo
Rockefeller Announces Candidacy Four Reasons for Run
Former New York governor Rockefeller declares for the Republican nomination saying he seeks to offer party voters a choice of candidates and programs. He cites the recent crisis, the MLK assassination impact, and Nixon’s absence from leadership, urging debate to sustain democracy.
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GOP
Richard M. Nixon
Rockefeller
Agreement shaping in telephone strike near pattern wage deal
Negotiators in a 13 day nationwide telephone strike near a pattern wage increase for 600 000 workers though an AFL CIO Communications Workers of America spokesman warned a settlement is not yet certain. Talks focus on wages and economics with many issues yet to iron out involving about 200 000 strikers across 40 states and Bell Telephone Co Western Electric in New York.
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Afl-Cio Communications Workers of America
Wallace Ride Runs Against Fulbright
Jim Johnson Wallace ally and top Arkansas lieutenant filed as a Democratic candidate to oppose U S Senator J William Fulbright. Johnson and his wife also seek state offices with Wallace s United party and other party nominations ahead of the July 30 primary.
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Jim Johnson
Alabama
George Wallace
Arkansas
U.S
William Fulbright
Johnson
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Wallace
New American Party
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Lackluster Massachusetts Presidential Primary
Massachusetts voters faced a quiet presidential preference primary with few contests. The Democratic ballot listed only Eugene J. McCarthy and the GOP ballot had Gov. John A. Volpe as a favorite son. Cloudy skies risked reducing turnout, with observers projecting up to 25 percent of about 2.6 million registered voters may vote.
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Massachusetts
Eugene J. McCarthy
Dminn
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Clash Fears Rise as Israel and Jordan Duel Across Ceasefire Line
Israeli and Jordanian troops exchanged fire along the ceasefire line as Israel plans a military parade in Jerusalem’s Arab sector despite a U N ban. Cairo accused Israel of provoking a wider war while Nasser announced Talaat Hassan as chief of the unified Arab command including Jordan and Syria.
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Gamal Abdel Nasser
Israel
Nasser
Talaat Hassan
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Arab Command
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Syria
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