Eisenhower Diagnosed With Genuine Heart Attack At Ft Gordon
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower, 75, vacationing at Augusta National, suffered chest pains Monday. Doctors revised earlier illness to reveal a genuine heart attack with angina, though he slept well and remained in good spirits. His previous heart event occurred in Denver in 1955.
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Douglas B. Cornell
FT. Gordon, Ga
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Augusta National Golf Club
Ft. Gordon Army Hospital
Wallace Hitchcock
Fort
Grand Alliance
Europe
Denver
Two-Part Roswell Fight Ends With Injuries And Jailings
A Roswell brawl left Richard Servantez 21 flown to Albuquerque for surgery after a head injury from a car jack. Thomas James Steel 21 suffered a severed thumb while Vick Roberts 19 faced jail on open charges. Police tied a second hospital melee to an earlier confrontation as officers investigated damage and warrants.
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Albuquerque
Richard Servantez
S. Munroe
Thomas James Steel
WAFB
Steel
Frederick William Turner
Vick Roberts
S. Kentucky
Turner
H.E. Babcock III
Servantez
Burns Not Serious For B. B. Armstrong
Roswell contractor B B Armstrong survived a Boeing 727 crash at Salt Lake City airport with only superficial burns and smoke inhalation. Ninety percent of the 50 survivors were hospitalized, and 40 people died in the fuselage fire. The flight originated in New York with stops in Cleveland Chicago and Denver en route to San Francisco.
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Roswell
B. B. Armstrong
Armstrong and Armstrong
Salt Lake City
Anand
vvVu
Lincoln Hanks
Latter Day Saints Hospital
Salt Lake
Armstrong
Associated General Contractors of America
Denver
AGC
New York
Cleveland
Chicago
San Francisco
Gail C. Kehmeir
Lake Michigan
Lake Forest
Ill
Cincinnati
Civil Aeronautics Board
Washington
Federal
Aviation Agency
Pader Hogue
Boeing
Lyndon R. Day
Arlington
Ralph S. Nesbitt
Santa Monica
Calif
United States imposes arms embargo on Rhodesia at UN
The United States ordered a comprehensive embargo on all arms shipments to Rhodesia and backed Britain's effort to suppress the independence move. U.S. Ambassador Goldberg announced at a UN Security Council session while Britain ruled out force against Ian Smith's government.
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Associated Press
United Nations
N.Y
United States
Rhodesia
Britain
U.S
Arthur J. Goldberg
U.N. Security Council
Michael Stewart
Ian Smith
Humble Realigns Structure. Roswell Offices to Close
Humble Oil and Refining Co unveils a realignment that will close its Roswell exploration offices and merge Roswell into the Midland Southwestern Division. Dallas and Wichita Falls offices will shutter with staff moved to Houston and Midland as Albuquerque and Hobbs stay as marketing and production districts.
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Humble Oil and Refining Co
Roswell
Southwestern Division
Midland
Paul H. Dudley
C.E. Reistle Jr
Humble
Wichita Falls
Dallas
Tex
Houston
New Mexico
Permian
Campbell M. Carothers
Enco
Albuquerque
Hobbs
Texas
Corpus Christi
New Orleans
Oklahoma City
Los Angeles
Pelham
N.Y
Baltimore
Charlotte
N.C
Chicago
Memphis
Roswell Daily Record Launches Viet Nam Morale Drive
The Roswell Daily Record seeks the names and complete mailing addresses of servicemen in Viet Nam from Chaves North Eddy Lincoln Lea De Baca Roosevelt and Curry counties for publication. Citizens are urged to write to boost troops morale with Christmas cards and notes of appreciation.
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Viet Nam
Roswell
Record
Robert H. Beck
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Mary Jacobs
Lincoln Park Zoo
Barra
FT. Wingate
Sigmund Spaeth
Spaeth
Music Journal
Richmond
Harry Flood Byrd Jr
U.S. Senate
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