Tennessee Governor Dunn breaks foot in tennis accident
Tennessee Governor Winfield Dunn fractured his foot after slipping while returning a shot during tennis with television star Jim Nabors at Minnie Pearl's Nashville home. Dunn, 40, said he is not a frequent tennis player and was treated in a private physician's office. He arrived at the state capitol on crutches with the foot heavily taped. Minnie Pearl, neighbor of Dunn at the executive mansion, hosted Nabors who was a weekend guest of the Cannons.
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Beall Undergoes Emergency Surgery for Appendicitis
Maryland Senator Glenn Beall Jr. is in satisfactory condition at Sacred Heart Hospital Cumberland after an emergency appendectomy Sunday night. His mother said he was salting along fine and doctors found the acute appendicitis during a routine check. He is 44 and a Republican freshman. Secretaries and hospital statements note Laird returned to duties after a double hernia surgery at Walter Reed. Powell and grandson aboard yacht in Bahamas and First Lady Mrs Nixon receives a canary named Sunny from the President and daughters. Mother's Day observances and services noted with guests including Supreme Court members and cabinet officials at St Andrew's Methodist Church in Graffon West Virginia.
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Wisecarver freed on bond after second obscene material arrest
Las Vegas man Elsworth Sonny Wisecarver, 41, known as The Boy Tathario, was arrested at his Henderson adult book store for possession of obscene materials. He posted 300 bail and awaits a May 21 hearing after a prior April 30 license-violation arrest. Wisecarver previously attracted attention as a teen outlaw in 1945 and 1947 involving an older woman and a Denver arrest for child stealing, with later claims of delinquency. authorities note a temporary restraining order allowed reopening of the store but did not cover the criminal action.
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Ocean-rowing pair missing after San Francisco departure
British adventurer John Fairfax and Sylvia Cook left San Francisco Bay on April 26 for an 8,000 mile row to Sydney aboard Britannia II. They have not communicated for two weeks, with coast guard alerts and guarded optimism from shoreside contact Ivatt Sharpe about possible radio failure.
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Dellums floats Nixon impeachment move over Vietnam War
Rep. Ronald Dellums of California said he is considering introducing a resolution to impeach President Nixon over war policy. He would confer with colleagues before deciding, and said he would vote to impeach if required. Harvard Law School students presented a petition with 405 signatures to Dellums. Separately, Republicans pressed a national "dump Nixon" campaign.
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Nixon tours Gateway recreation area at New York harbor
President Nixon toured the proposed Gateway national recreation area at the mouth of New York harbor by helicopter. He called its creation a significant federal park milestone, highlighting wildlife focus with some recreational zones and mass transit links. The ride included Govs Rockefeller, Cahill, and Lindsay and Mayors Lindsay and Gibson aboard supplementary choppers.
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Mindzenty to leave Hungary embassy under Pope aid
L Express reports Pope Paul VI agreed Mindzenty may leave the U S Embassy in Budapest and retire quietly. Cardinal Mindzenty, 78, was sentenced to life for treason by a Communist court in 1949 after the 1956 uprising. He has refused exit from the embassy and Hungary barred his return to his church post.
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