Nixon illness tests signal possible surgery this week
Nixon may avoid surgery if new tests show favorable results this week. fibrinogen tracing and venograms reveal clotting in the left thigh with the right leg clear, prompting plans for additional venograms to assess the inferior vena cava and pelvic veins, guiding potential operations.
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Nixon
Lungren
Jurmgren
Wiley Barker
Ucla Medical School
Barker
Scott Driscoll
UCLA
Driscoll
Eldon Hickman
Hickman
Authorities seize $8 million in bogus bills in three locations
Powis said a three week investigation led to arrests of Spratte and Anders in separate homes and a Gas Printing Co facility in Hawaiian Gardens. About 8 million in counterfeit notes plus 750000 in phony tens were recovered, with a rented Cerritos house containing a small offset press and burned note remnants found there. Authorities believe negatives and plates were produced at the printing shop and printed at the rented house before returning sheets for cutting. None of the bills are believed to have circulated.
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Gas Printing Co
Carson Sr
Powis
Ford urges 70000 veterans jobs and GI benefit boost
President Ford pressed for a bill expanding GI benefits by 33 percent and creating 70,000 jobs for veterans while praising those who served amid social pressure. He promised to push to locate missing in action and improve VA care, noting overcrowding and staffing as key issues, and planned a seven-state campaign tour for Republican candidates.
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Ford
Vietnam
Dick Roudebush
Missing plane pursuit in fog halts search for two
Rain and heavy fog hamper the search for a light plane missing since Saturday morning en route from Torrance Airport to Columbia in the Sierra foothills. Douglas Simpson, 26, of 4508 Coldbrook Ave., pilot of the Cessna 172, and his companion Al Pletcher of Los Angeles, are the two missing. A four-man CAP ground unit is deployed to a wreckage site north of Gorman as the effort continues.
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Torraiee Airport
Columbia
Sierra Foothills
Th Lancaster
Civil Air Partrol
CAP
Douglas Simpson
Coldbrook Ave
al Pletcher
Los Angeles
Gorman
Hunt reveals plan approved by Big Man in Watergate saga
In testimony Hunt said Liddy sought a budget for projects in 1972 and that a $1 million plan for electronic surveillance was rejected as too high. He described funds to bribe guards for the June 17 1972 break in and said the operation proceeded against his objections.
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Hunt
Liddy
Mitchell
Dean
Magruder
Democratic National Committee
Watergate
Maney
John) Caulfield
New York
Mr. Hunt
Ben Vemista
H.R. Haldeman
Jaworski
Stalled car crash on Long Beach Freeway kills woman
A South Gate woman, 26, died when the car she rode in, driven by her 26-year-old husband Dennis Houser, slammed into a stalled vehicle in the fast lane north of Willow Street at 6 10 pm on Sunday. The other driver, uninjured, said a car cut him off, causing his vehicle to spin and stall.
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Long Beach
Sousent Houser
Virginia Ave
Dennis
Willow Street
Houser
Long Beach man arrested for Bob's Big Boy robbery
A 38 year old Long Beach man Melvin Ray Lankford was arrested at his apartment Sunday night on charges of robbing Bob's Big Boy at 2588 Long Beach Blvd. He allegedly demanded cash, fled with $108, surrendered after police surrounded his building, and no weapon was found. Police officers James Settles and Bob Carambelas led the case.
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Long Beach
Long Beach Blvd
Melvin Ray Lankford
Pasadena Ave
James Settles
Bob Carambelas
Settles
Carambelas
Seat
Willow Street
Lankford
Bob MacDonald
Rockefeller loans spark Senate probe into credentials
Rockefeller disclosed 40 loans totaling over 10 thousand dollars to close aides and family from 1957 to 1974, with staffers at the New York State Temporary Commission and other family employees among recipients. The list was sent to Sen. Cannon and Rep. Rodine as Congress prepares review of his nomination, with support cooling and a November final action looming.
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Rockefeller
Howard W. Cannon
D-Nev
Senate Rules Committee
Peter W. Rodine
D-N.j
House Judiciary Committee
House Committee
Roockefeller
Gress
Congress
Ford
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Newsweek
New York State
Temporary Commission
Newport Beach Man Leaps From Long Beach VA Hospital Window
A 19 year old Newport Beach man identified as Charles Hudson leaped from a sixth floor window at the Long Beach Veterans Hospital late Sunday night. A nurse saw him burst through a window with a chair and jump. His body was found on a ledge on the third floor. No further details were available.
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Newport Beach
Long Beach Veterans Hospital
Charles Hudson
16Th St
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Pat
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DEL
Seolay
Dooley’s
Lang
Dooley’s Hardware Mart
Cozy Gast Iron
SAT
L.B
Flournoy
Coronado
UPI
Larry Lawrence
Democrats and Independents For Flournoy
Coronado Hospital
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