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The Journal from Meriden, Connecticut • 3

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The Journali
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Meriden, Connecticut
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3
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Put him in a comer?" President Max Euwe of the International satisfactory' KANSAS (CITY (AP) For-mer President Harry Truman remains 1 in satisfactory condition at Research Medical Center where he Is hospitalized for tests relating to what doctors say is a "tower gastrointestinal ailment" Hospital officials report the 8S-yeardd Truman' has been resting comfortably and was visited Tuesday by his wife Bess A spokesman said Truman'i physician Dr Wallace Graham has given no indication when the former president might be discharged from the hospital SHOP AT THE LOW OVERHEAD STORE WHERE YOU GET PERSONAL SERVICE Tin3 yinsr mmm st A 1 Read Record-Journal Wants Ads EmbrotdsdsJ Dacron Ninon No Iron Tior Curtains 36" 45" Reg 691-791 Groan Gold Pink lkie SHOW YOU HOW PRETTY YOUR EARS CAN BE Milckhf ViIhch Avail Deluxo Quality Ta'xturad Fibraglas Draperies Single Width Rsg 1191 69S Double Width Rsg 2998 1298 Triple Width Rsg 3998 Vi 1698 Doubla Width FIBREGLAS DRAPERIES lUg to 2998 Iroktn Lot Pinch Pleated Fibraglas Yalanca 7 panied by their wives and sev-lper cent He Nixon -is the United States Friday I likely to reach his goal of a 2V4 per cent inflation rate by the HOUSTON Tex (AP) of the year The United Doctors at Methodist Hospital States is pursuing the strongest have advised Kentucky Gov anti-inflation campaign of any Wendell Ford that he will be of the discharged Thursday tkins he said An aide to the governor said dtoVto imo detention toemocrotk mentJ" condition or Nobel 1em0cratic Prizewinmng author Pearl Buck who entered the hospital to rPce weakeiwd three- indication ia that her condition is improving in his abdominal cavity with a under the present program of piece of dacron tube treatment" the hospital said in The governor is greatL bulletin Tuesday pWto wel1" The author who observed her the aide said Tuesday 80th birthday June has lived DMby for several as chief of his state delegation years on a limited basis and continue recuperating from the oper- ation In Florida fhe aide said SAN CLEMENT Calif I (AP) President Nixon vaca-l tioning at the Western White I House enjoyed a Fourth of July swim in the Pacific Ocean with two friends Joining the President on the beach at the nearby Camp Pendleton Marine base were New York industrialist Robert Ablenalp' and Nixon's Key Bis-1 csyne FIs neighbor Rebozo Minn (AP) Sen Hubert Humphrey observed the Fourth of July at his I lakeside home here end served as skipper for newsmen on boat rides- Humphrey was at the wheel when he took the newsmen for rides on his pontoon boat which is equipped with a 100 horsepower dngine -Aides slid the Minnesotan pina to rest up for the Democratic National Convention next week he is a candidate for the presidential nomination and that the only thing on Ms schedule is a Humphrey family reunion etWayzata Minn NEW DELHI (AP) Presi- dential envoy John Connally I flew to Simla today to meet with Indian Prime Minister In-1 dlra Gandhi at Ra Bhavan the palatial mansion of the former British viceroys of India The former US Treasury secretary who arrived here Tuesday has already conferred I with Foreign Minister Swaranl Singh and Finance Minister YB Chavan In the absence of President! 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Years Available:
1886-1977