Johnson to undergo gall bladder surgery at Bethesda
President Johnson plans gall bladder removal in Bethesda Naval Hospital with 10 to 14 days in hospital and weeks on a reduced schedule. Doctors say risk is low for a man his age. Vice President Humphrey ready to act if needed and Johnson will remain reachable through his aides and cabinet.
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Johnson
White House
George A. Hallenbeck
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
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J. Willis Hurst
Emory University
Atlanta
Hurst
U.S. Naval Hospital
Bethesda
Navy
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
Dwight D. Eisenhower
George G. Burkley
Burkley
James Cain
Cain
Mayo
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Secretary of State
Secretary of Defense
Kelly to Attend Tokyo Meeting
Former Asst. Interior Secretary John Kelly and his wife will attend an Economic Commission for Asia and the Far East meeting opening November 10 in Tokyo. The Roswell, New Mexico man said he agreed to the State Department assignment before leaving the Interior post. He has been mentioned as a possible candidate in New Mexico's gubernatorial race and said he remains interested, without detailing plans.
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Washington
Asst
John Kelly
Economic Commission For Asia and the
Twins Cruise Dodgers 8-2 In World Series Opener
Minnesota and Zoilo Versalles overpower Los Angeles with an 8-2 victory to take a 1-0 series lead. Versalles drives in multiple runs as Frank Quilici, Mudcat Grant, Earl Battey and Don Mincher contribute in a seven run third inning off Don Drysdale.
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Los Angeles Dodgers
Twins
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Versalles
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Frank Quilici
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Quilici
Grant
Earl Battey
Ron Fairly
Don Mincher
Lefebvre
Dodgers
Parker
Rosebore
Don LeJohn
Wills
Gilliam
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Oliva
W. Davis
Valdespino
Killebrew
Drysdale
Valesp
Zolio Versalles
Arrow
Jim Grant
Frank Quilci
UPI
Luna 7 Moon Landing Planned Friday by Soviet Flight
The Soviet Luna 7 spacecraft is slated to land on the lunar surface Friday around 1 a.m. Moscow time (5 p.m. EST Thursday) according to Tass. The probe was launched Monday aboard a multistage rocket and aims to deliver data from the Moon.
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Tass
Boy Survives 24 Hours Trapped in Cave Near Medina
Morris Baetzhold, 15, spent a full day pinned face down in a 10 inch by 60 inch cave once used to hide fugi tive slaves. He was extracted at 1 28 p.m. EDT and rushed to a hospital. Rescuers worked through the night lifting him inch by inch amid tight passages. He had not eaten or slept well but remained calm and in good condition.
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Medina
Ohio
Morris Baetzhold
Morris
Demonstrators Collared Outside Georgia School Buses
A group of about 17 Negro pupils tried to reach three school buses carrying white pupils to nearby counties. State police blocked both ends of the street and dragged two youths to patrol cars before hauling others to jail.
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Crawfordville
Council, zoning group to refine trailer ordinance
City council and planning and zoning members will reconvene October 21 to rework a ten month old trailer ordinance. Mayor Gail Harris called the measure inadequate and asked for wording changes while Councilman Bull Derby said credit and blame are misapplied as they review special permit rules and hardship exceptions and a $15 permit clause.
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Planning and Zoning Commission
Gail Harris
Bull Derby
Stiles
Derby
Tom Mann
Dick Mulkey
Coroner to Probe Death of Frank J. Everitt
A coroner's inquest was scheduled for today at 3:30 p.m. in the death of Frank J. Everitt 39, of 401 S Kansas. He was found early this morning with a gunshot wound to the head in his car four blocks west of Main on Brasher Road and pronounced dead at St. Mary's Hospital. Police reported a small wound on the left head and a .22 caliber rifle found in the vehicle.
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Frank J. Everitt
S. Kansas
Main
Brasher Road
St. Mary’s Hospital
Artesia witnesses state case in railway hearing
Artesia and Roswell officials testified in a Santa Fe Railway petition to discontinue passenger service to the Pecos Valley. The State Corporation Commission recessed after seven hours and will reconvene Thursday in Carlsbad.
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Roswell
Gail Harris
Santa Fe Railway
Pecos Valley
State Corporation Commission
Carlsbad
Tom Brown Jr
Paul Francis
Chamber of Commerce
Harold Kersey
College of Artesia
Robert Koonce
Clayton Menefee
Artesia Savings and Loan
Santa Fe
F. E. Hanlon
Amarillo
Tex
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