Truman Leaves Hospital Unannounced After Nine Days
Former President Harry Truman, 80, quietly departed Research Hospital in Independence, Missouri, at 1:05 p.m. CST after nine days of treatment for two broken ribs and a facial cut. Hospital officials said he was in very satisfactory condition with no stated release date, and he drove home with Lt. Mike Westwood, a longtime family friend serving as chauffeur.
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Critics Praise Sartre for Rejecting Nobel Prize
STOCKHOLM AP—Swedish and French critics applaud Jean-Paul Sartre for refusing the Nobel Prize in literature. Sartre cited integrity and political aims, while others call him an existentialist giant. The $52,500 prize money will be returned to the Nobel fund.
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Conservative Party Regroups After Election Defeat
London UPI The British Conservative party begins post election shakeout after losses to Harold Wilson's Labour. Former Foreign Secretary Rab Butler is replaced as deputy party chairman by Sir Michael Fraser, ending Butler's 13 year leadership of party research.
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UAW To Decide Today On Contract With GM
The 240 member GM National Council of the UAW will decide whether to recommend ratification of the national contract reached with GM. A favorable action could end the 29 day strike and allow limited production by mid next week. Local settlements in 97 of 130 plants have been reached, with locals across the country voting Sunday on acceptance or rejection.
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Doug las-Home signals continued Conservative leadership
Former Prime Minister Doug las-Home stated his intention to retain leadership of the Conservative party. He emphasized unity and pledged to steer the party through upcoming political challenges.
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Laos clash near Thakhek pits Pathet Lao against govt forces
A Pathet Lao armed patrol of at least company strength clashed with Lao government forces Thursday night about 60 miles north of Thakhek in central Laos, Western military sources reported Saturday.
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McNamara Sees No Change In U S Policy
Defense Secretary Robert S. McNamara says last week's Chinese nuclear test requires no U S policy shifts or changes in military plans. He notes the test signals dangers of proliferation, calls China’s device primitive, and warns Russia’s setup may evolve. He cites U S intelligence forecasting of the explosion and stresses South Vietnam remains a serious struggle against Communists.
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Change of Heart About Carrier Nuclear Propulsion
Secretary McNamara signaled a shift toward possible atomic propulsion in future aircraft carriers. He previously opposed making the Kennedy nuclear powered despite Navy and AEC proposals, drawing criticism from the Joint Atomic Energy Committee. He argued Congress authorized a conventional Kennedy and rejected the extra 125 million for a nuclear swap.
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President Johnson Eyes Southern California Tour
LOS ANGELES UPI reports President Johnson is set for a brief return to his past with a three county Southern California tour next Wednesday. Assemblyman John Quimby accompanies the visit, signaling cross party outreach and regional political activity.
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Open Anglican Communion Proposal Faces Stiff Hurdle
At the 1967 Protestant Episcopal Church convention in St Louis a plan to open communion to non Anglicans and allow Anglicans to receive elsewhere appears unlikely to pass. Bishops endorsed ecumenical outreach and urged unity while deputies sent the measure to the Joint Commission for Ecumenical Relations for study. If approved, the change may not be resolved again until the 1967 Seattle convention.
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30000 Marines Will Storm Spanish Beach
About 30,000 U.S. Marines will storm the beaches of southern Spain on Monday in a simulated invasion described as the largest peacetime amphibious operation in history. The 2nd Marine Division and other units will move from the East Coast to Huelva with landing craft parachute and helicopter support for a five day maneuver. Spanish forces will participate along with air and naval units. D-Rialto said the President may revisit the Platt Building during a California trip.
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TV In Review By Rick Du Brow Sees Youth Shaping Prime Time
Hollywood critic notes youth buying power drives schedules and Nielsen shifts. With 10 p.m. starts common, many shows appealing to families with children dominate prime time. He cites Slattery's People Hitchcock Hour and other late slots as evidence of a child oriented lineup. He also notes few sitcoms in final prime hour and calls for more balanced scheduling. The piece also lists upcoming network programs and topics on ABC NBC and CBS.
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Eisenhower hospitalized for moderate laryngitis and bronchitis
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower was admitted to Walter Reed Army Medical Center with a moderately severe tracheobronchitis and laryngitis. He speaks with difficulty and has a painful productive cough, remaining seven to ten days. Mrs. Eisenhower planned to join him as he occupies a dignitary suite, missing Hoover funeral rites and several campaign events.
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