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A collage of brief notes covers political and sports moments and incidents. Mrs Nixon discusses keeping up with the President at the Rose Bowl while Lyndon Johnson watches the Texas Alabama game. Judge Roy Hofheinz and family evacuate Astroworld Hotel during a fire. Grand Teton climber group nears the summit but retreats amid winter storms and avalanche fears. An update on Dr Pierre Guibor’s surgery reports Coca’s eye reconstruction. Edward G. Robinson’s hospital stay is noted. Princess Muna's potential remarriage to a senior American diplomat is reported. C William O Neill appears again on the Ohio House roster. Teen Dave Sams claims to discover a new comet near Orion. Harvard astronomers to verify.
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Paul Petzoldt
Grand Telon
Seid Park
Tony Beylnelle
Wyoming
Petzoldt
Petrolit
Grand Teton
Middle Teton Glazier
Albert elected House speaker in easy win
The Democratic caucus elected Rep. Carl Albert of Oklahoma as House speaker by a 202 to 25 vote, defeating Rep. John Conyers Jr. of Michigan. Rep. Thomas O'Neil will be majority leader, succeeding Hale Boggs who died in a plane crash. The party faced debates on Vietnam policy as Congress prepared to convene. President Nixon halted bombing above the 20th parallel. debates over war funding and a possible antiwar resolution continued.
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Washington
Carl Albert
Oklahoma
John Conyers Jr
Michigan
Albert
Gresa
Conyers
Thomas P. O'Neil
Massachusetts
Hale Boggs
Louisiana
Alaska
O'Neil
Boggs
Nick Bugich
U.S
Indochina
Nixon
North Vietnam
Howe
Barywhip
Aire
Congress
Senate
Nenris Cotton
New Harmpshire
Wallace F. Bemmett
Utah
Manship
John G. Tower
Texas
Robert Aft Jr
Ohio
GOP
House Democrats
Hanoi
Haiphong
Panhandle
Democratic Party Palicy
Tuid
Ban Rosenthal
Dn.y
Europe
Capitol Hill
Songwriter Jack Rollins Dies in Ohio at 66
Ohio based songwriter Jack Rollins died Monday night at Jewish Hospital at age 66. He co wrote Frosty the Snowman and Peter Cottontail and penned about 500 songs. Survived by widow Mary and two children, his body to be sent to Keyser West Virginia for burial.
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Jack Rollins
Ohio
Cincinnatt
Walter E
Jack” Rollins
Frosty the Snowman
Peter Cottontail
Balls
Jewish Hospital
Jean Busmayer
Keyser
W. Va
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Astroworld Hotel
Hofheinz
Astrodome
Stadiwm
We Astras Baseball Club
Coca
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Mla
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New York
Manhattan Tye
Guibor
Edward G. Robinson
Hollywood
Sinai Hospital
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Landon Evening Standard
Tal
O’neill
C. William O’neill
Ohio House of Representatives
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Ohio Supreme ‘Court
Ohio House
Donee Lis Sparker
WSL
Oi Ald
Ohi
Thaus
Dave Sams
Columbus
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Lolleves
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Sams
Constellation
Orion
Rams
Tis
Harvard University
Harvard
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
William P. Rogers
Kenny Kissinger
Triefit
House Foreign Refaim Committee
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