Johnson Plans Capitol Signing Of Historic Vote Bill
President Johnson selected the Capitol as the site for a milestone voting rights bill signing. The White House said he will sign at noon EDT Friday, the first such ceremony in Congress since Hoover. The law ends literacy tests, sets up court tests, and provides federal examiners to enforce provisions.
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Johnson hears Taylor Viet Nam report at White House
President Johnson hosted senior advisers to hear Maxwell D. Taylor's final Viet Nam report and discuss prospects for peace. Harriman and Goldberg attended, with McNamara Rusk and Lodge present. No one spoke to reporters. Johnson plans civil rights conference and voting rights suits after the bill's approval.
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Working Girls Love Money Ad Targeting Quick Cash
An old advertisement promises fast cash for working girls and housewives, offering sums up to 1000 with a repayment plan. It targets professional women and urges calling a listed number for immediate credit by phone.
Two Muncie Women Killed In Tennessee Crash
Two Indiana women from Muncie were killed when their car left a U.S. 31 curve near Murfreesboro Tennessee and plunged down an embankment. They were Virginia Garnette Hii 56 and Mae Mansfield 72. Mansfield widow of attorney F Clayton Mansfield and Hii was active in local politics and mental health work. The accident occurred while they were traveling to Fort Lauderdale Florida on business attached to a broader report including local real estate and politics notes.
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William T. Dean Obituary at 75 in Madison County
William Thomas Dean 75 of 613 College Dr died Thursday after an extended illness. A retired painter and paper hanger, he lived with his daughter Evelyn Wilhelm. Born October 14 1889 in Madison County near Markleville, he was son of Nehemiah and Virginia Dean. Survived by nieces and nephews besides his daughter. Funeral set for Saturday 10 a.m. by Rev John Cheesman at Colonial EUB Church. Burial in East Maplewood Cemetery.
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Obituary notices for Lewis Q. Webb of Fortville and others from Madison County include Keith Hardy of Lawrence Clarence Hasler of Marion and Greta Thimm of Monticello. Details cover ages, family relations, church affiliations, and funeral arrangements across multiple towns.
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Seaweed Symposium to Hear 62 Papers in Halifax
HALIFAX Nova Scotia AP the fifth international seaweed symposium Aug 25 28 will hear 62 papers read by delegates from Japan Norway Iceland Sweden Spain France Britain and Canada Seaweed used as food medicines and chemicals and as shoreline erosion protection Storm direction noted Washington says in the Northern Hemisphere cyclones rotate counterclockwise and in the Southern Hemisphere clockwise
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