Johnson and Rusk assess Congo and Viet Nam shifts
President Johnson and Secretary of State Dean Rusk met at the Johnson Ranch to weigh Congo and Viet Nam issues. Officials indicated signs of moderation and possible political solutions, while planning to fill key diplomatic posts including replacing Duke as chief of protocol with Lloyd Nelson Hand.
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Johnson City
Tex
Congo
Johnson
Dean Rusk
Africa
Turners
Moil
Viet Nam
United States
Asia
Guernament
Raskold
Venezu
Ela
Chile
LBJ
Texas
White House
U.S
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Europe
Rusk
Asse
State Department
Lloyd Nelson Hand
Los Angeles
Angier Biddle Duke
Kennedy
Duke
Oregon Man Wins 1964 World Liars Award in Burlington
Pilot Rock Oregon resident Philip Standvold earned the 1964 world liars championship from the Burlington Liars Club after his tale about a late woman at heaven's gate bested 700 to 800 entries from around the world including 20 from Poland. Otis Hulett said the club has heard a large share of the world’s lies since it began on New Year’s Day 1929 with more than 95 000 membership cards.
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Burlington
Wis
UPI
Pilot Rock
Ore
Burlington Liars Club
Philip Standvold
St. Peter
Poland
Otis Hulel
Freeman Announces USDA Reorganization To Create Consumer Marketing Service
Agriculture Secretary Orville Freeman unveils a new Consumer Marketing Service within USDA to consolidate consumer, marketing, regulatory, and food distribution roles. The plan folds AMS programs, cuts 20 small research stations, eliminates lines at 50 locations, and saves over 5 million annually, with broader moves to combine meat and poultry inspections and shift storage duties under a unified agency.
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Washington
UPI
Orville L. Freeman
Inent
Agricultural Marketing Service
AMS
Agriculture Department
Freeman
Io ‘Eeman
Reeman
Department
Agricultural Research Service
Agricultures Stabilization and Conservation Service
ASCS
Willkie's Son Returns To Mother Under Court Ruling
In New Castle Indiana AP dispatch Philip Willkie son of Wendell Willkie to return to mother under divorce custody ruling. The judge ordered custody to Mrs Willkie after a 1962 divorce with two other children to be visited by the father two months each year.
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Willkie
New Castle
Ind
Philip Heffelfinger
Minneapolis
Rushville
Philip
Wendell Willkie
Henry Circuit Court Thursay
India Tax Men Seize $2 Million In Assets
Indian tax authorities raid Bombay business firms, affluent residences, and bank lockers and report more than 2 million dollars in jewelry cash and foreign currency seized in a single day as part of a crackdown on unreported assets. It notes black market activity depressing the economy.
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India
Elwood remembers Old Tin Mill and American Works picnic
Elwood residents recall the Old Tin Mill now affiliated with Carnegie Illinois Steel. An October 1935 Steel Columns recounts the American Works picnic at Callaway Park with 4000 attendees marking the 44th anniversary of the tint plate mill begun Sept 13 1892.
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Elwood
Old American Sheet and Tin Plate Company
Old Tin Mill
Carnegie Illinois Steel Corporation
Chicago
Carnegie Ilinois Steel Corporation
American Works
Callaway Park
Mrs. Johns Hosts Yule Supper At Home In Wilkinson
Christmas Eve and Day gatherings extended across Wilkinson and surrounding towns. Guests included the Delay, Brumfield, Darling, Brumfield, Campbell, Darling, Goudy, Bates, and Carter families from nearby communities with multiple households hosting meals and Christmas activities. Events featured elaborate decorations, neighborhood visitors, and local council figures, plus social notes on town entertainments and safety columns from Steel Columns archives.
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Mrs. Johns
Wilkinson
Shirley
Gladys Johns
James Delay
Lafayette
David Brumfield
Xokomo
Jerry Darling
Rt. 1
Wayne Brumfield
Dean Brumfield
Virgil Campbell
William Darling
Lee Goudy
Nellie Bates
Cecil Carter
Robert Caldon
Kennard
Renee Bolton
Lapel
Cupp
Shirley Shelter
Jack Lewis
Mechanicsburg
Michael Cupp
Toby Cupp
Indianapolis
Leonard Cupp
Bob
Wade Cupp
Glen
Gene Cupp
Douglas Cupp
James Rozzell
Merton Hunley
James Ratliff
Westwood
Diane Ratliff
Winburn Craig
Bill Foust
Markleville
Lynn Akers
Anderson
Virgil Armstrong
Cadiz
Herman Craig
Charlottesville
Paul Broadwater
Don Craig
Oscar Broadwater
Robert Isaacs
Boadwater
Near
Greenfield
Jerry Bateman
Lula la Vallee
Ivan la Vallee
Eaton
Ohio
M. D. Green
Rushville
Wrights Host Christmas Dinner Guests at Shirley
Christmas Day dinner at Shirley featured Gerald Wright and family and a long list of visitors from Avilla Wilkinson Lawrence Knightstown Warrington Anderson and nearby towns. The day included afternoon calls from Gilbert Harris and several Reason and Chew families sharing meals and fellowship.
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Shirley
Leslie Aere
Iler
Gerald Wright
Robert Chew
Wright
Avilla
Howard Fisher
Don McDaniell
Rt. 1
Wilkinson
Gerald Collier
Elzaban
Gene Wight
Teawrence
Warrington
Walter Turner
Kenipard
Steve Lewman
Knightstown
Glen Jordan Jr
Gilbert Harris
Anderson
Delbert Reason
Earl Reason
Dean Reason
Dale Reason
Lawrence
Leslie Chewl
Robert Oblemiller
Foreman Named To New Post In Indiana Highway
Lee Goodpasture 42 of Gaston to become acting superintendent of Ridgeville sub district headquarters Indiana State Highway Commission announced Thursday. He moves from Anderson sub district to replace Warren Sellars who resigns to become a Delaware County commissioner.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Lee Goodpasture
Gaston
Ridgeville
Indiana State Highway Commission
Goodpasture
British Marshal Lord Jumbo Wilson, World War II Leader, Dies
Field Marshal Henry Maitland Wilson known as Jumbo, a top British commander in the Boer War World War I and II, died at 83. His career included leading the Army of the Nile and serving as supreme Allied commander in the Mediterranean before World War II ended, with later roles in Washington and as Lord Wilson of Libya. He married Hester Wykeham in 1914 and had two children.
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London
Lord “Jumbo” Wilson
Britain
South Africa
Lord Wilson
Henry Maitland Wilson
Jumbo
Wilson
Egypt
Pst
Palestine
Syria
Ger
Dwight Hisenhow
England
Europe
Mediterranean
Italy
Herald Alexander
John Dill
Washington
Hester Wykeham
New Twain Biography Published In Russia
Moscow reports a revised Mark Twain biography by Dr. Morris Mendelson is being published in the Soviet Union, the first since 1939. The work notes Twain’s life and writings as Soviet interest persists.
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Twain
Russia
Moscow
Mark
Morris Mendelson
Soviet Union
Jordan Official Talks Against Birth Control Policy
Amman Prime Minister Bahjat Talhouni told Parliament this week that his government does not encourage birth control and deplores it. The remarks reflect official stance amid regional social policy debates.
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Amman
Jordan
Bahjat Talhounil
Soviet Pakistan Oil Pact Renewal Sought
Quetta Pakistan officials say extension of the 1961 Pakistan Soviet oil exploration agreement expiring in 1965 is sought. No oil has been found yet but renewed hopes arise at Jaldi in eastern Pakistan.
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Quetta
Pakistan
Pakistan Oil & Gas
Jaldi
East Pakistan
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Crane
West Texas
Crane Chamber of Commerce
State Department of Public Health
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Riverside
Calif
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Ora Purtee
John Watson
F. G. Henderson
Arthur Bohannon
Bertsel Phillips
Nolan Watkins
Dennis York
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George Woodsides
Frank Riley
Harting Brothers
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Abner
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Cales
Wrights
Ida Pickering
Eddie Roberts
Russell Kennedy
Emery Kennedy
Audrey Wolski
Bill Snider
Russell. Camplin
Martha Camplin
Markieville
Forrest Camplin
Denver Lewman
Cleo Davisson
Eaton, Ohio
Donald Davisson
Louisville, Ky
Rex Ashby
Ralph Wales
Kenneth Wales
Bob Jones
Houston
Arthur F. Busby
Posto Department
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Crystal Sh
Ray Foust
Howard Ring
Mr. Busby
Herald
Billy Graham
7. K. Cureton
University of Illinois
U. of S
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Ill
Curatan
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SPM
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